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841.
by tootie 2y ago
That's exactly what I thought of. It's cool but it's been done. The telectroscope had a fun story too.
842.
by tootie 2y ago
Fossil fuel industry is 100% guaranteed to be doomed. Coal towns were already killed by fracking before renewables got off the ground.
843.
by tootie 2y ago
I can't believe OpenAI employees threatened to mutiny so their CEO could exploit them for more personal wealth. Meanwhile Anthropic now has the highest-rated model.
844.
by tootie 2y ago
This seems like a perfectly valid tradeoff if it leads to the end of mines, oil rigs and fracking.
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by tootie 2y ago
The subprime crisis is why there is a lack of supply. Home construction cratered for years after the 2007-8 shock. When recovery took hold, we had a enormous deficit in available supply and are nowhere near closing it. Figure 3 tells the ta
846.
by tootie 2y ago
I have an iPad that predates M1 and it's also fine. It's a media consumption device and that's about it.
847.
by tootie 2y ago
They just don't do UX or product strategy or UAT or any of the things that aren't technical. They always have cool designs and sophisticated features but they just don't match how people live.
848.
by tootie 2y ago
In your elaborate fantasy there is no upper limit to how sophisticated Boeing's execution squad is, but they can't keep their planes in the air.
849.
by tootie 2y ago
I honestly wonder why not just write your web server in node or something. It would be traceable and testable and probably performant enough. There's just so much arcana inside platforms like traefik or nginx where they do all this mir
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by tootie 3y ago
If it's AWS there's basically nothing like this available as default. There are transcoding services and edge functions but you need to set them up yourself.
851.
by tootie 3y ago
OP3 is a great tool and a great idea, but unfortunately the reason most existing prefixes have so much market share is because they are tied in to advertising. Podtrac is the biggest player despite being a crummy analytics tool because podc
852.
by tootie 3y ago
If you look at any major podcast, they likely already have 2 or 3 of these. They're rarely a problem. OP3 in particular is Cloudflare workers IIRC so it's about as reliable as Cloudflare.
853.
by tootie 3y ago
Or he just got an infection. How do you think they MRSA into his lungs? Not even Putin can pull off an execution that slick with a chemical weapons lab.
854.
by tootie 3y ago
The fundamental point here is that Palestine is not a sovereign nation. Gaza and the West Bank are both essentially colonies of Israel. In the case of West Bank, territory is being slowly appropriated. And Gaza is like an open-air prison. T
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by tootie 3y ago
So, for one, you just glossed over my point. Namely, no otherwise legitimate corporation has ever killed a whistleblower. Secondly, this tree-cutting service was run by two people who were caught. Boeing could not possibly pull of a murder-
856.
by tootie 3y ago
I mean, that's not exactly the same. These guys were running a local tree-cutting serving, not a Fortune 500. And they weren't just accused of negligent business practice, they were accused of human trafficking and theft. They mur
857.
by tootie 3y ago
This is not alleged as a suicide. It was acute bacterial infection.
858.
by tootie 3y ago
Where did you get that number?
859.
by tootie 3y ago
A friend died at 40 from lung cancer despite never smoking. It's rare but it happens. How many proven assassinations of corporate whistleblowers have happened in the US? I think it's zero in the last 100 years at least.
860.
by tootie 3y ago
The actual "blood libel" and similar accusations were based on completely fabricated stories. Applying the term "Apartheid" is a subjective use of language to describe observable reality. The current ruling coalition of
861.
by tootie 3y ago
The war has gone quiet, but Gaza is starving, their hospitals are destroyed and Netanyahu has indicated nothing will stop him from invading Rafah. I live in NYC and do not give the slightest shit about people occupying Columbia University.
862.
by tootie 3y ago
I'm sure some people involved harbor antisemitic feelings. Lots of people do. If you feel threatened, I certainly can't tell you how to feel. But like 30,000 Gazans have been killed and the number of people killed by ivy league pr
863.
by tootie 3y ago
Wasn't a lot of this crew early adopters of RFK Jr?
864.
by tootie 3y ago
You're wrong. There have not been serious attacks on any jews. There have been a handful of scuffles between counterprotestors, but nobody is being targeted. As someone who is at least ethnically jewish, I am entirely convinced that an
865.
by tootie 3y ago
The only violence I've seen was committed by police. Besides, these universities have single-digit acceptance rates. They could lose half their applicants and still fill their seats no problem.
866.
by tootie 3y ago
I understand that people are complex and can have subtlety and nuance to their personalities but I can only judge them on what they do. If someone kicks me in the shin, there could be 1000 reasons leading to them thinking it was a valid dec
867.
by tootie 3y ago
It is the only practical measure of true public opinion. You can also, by extension, infer that roughly 47% of Americans think sexual assault is acceptable and that democracy is undesirable. It may not be what they say or even what they thi
868.
by tootie 3y ago
By current polls, I mean the ones showing Trump even or slightly ahead of Biden despite him being directly responsible for Dobbs. If 2/3 of the public wanted abortion rights, Biden would have 2/3 of the popular vote, but he won&#x
869.
by tootie 3y ago
If you're on AWS you can use something like Athena or you can load data from csv/parquet in S3 into Redshift. But yeah, not directly within RDS Postgres to my knowledge.
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by tootie 3y ago
Also GHB. Sodium oxybate is currently schedule III, but it's basically just a bit of chemical sleight of hand to allow GHB to be prescribed.

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