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811.
by tremon 1y ago
Nice revisionism you got there. It wasn't Americans that discovered it. It was mostly German scientists working in the US after they fled their own more oppressive state.
812.
by tremon 1y ago
Being unqualified to make a decision and then still making that decision only makes you more culpable, not less.
813.
by tremon 1y ago
Automatic braking systems are only a good idea if they are 100% reliable, and everyone here will attest that no technology is ever 100% reliable. I'll reserve my judgement about whether it's a good idea until the first class-actio
814.
by tremon 1y ago
On the contrary, it short-circuits the usual knee-jerk apologetic responses that seek to defend a system's bad effects with (unrealized) good intentions. Killing thought-terminating cliches early allows for a deeper discussion.
815.
by tremon 1y ago
Grants were always under political control, right? Sure. In the same vein, you have always been at war with Eurasia.
816.
by tremon 1y ago
Carbon emissions can also be reduced by our extinction.
817.
by tremon 1y ago
It was oligarchs that put Trump in the position to be elected in the first place. It was oligarchs that prevented him from being sentenced for his crimes. It was oligarchs that bought his election the second time around. With a little help
818.
by tremon 1y ago
They need the public to (nominally) assent to it first, otherwise it'd be suicide. They're using the republican playbook: overburden the sector with tasks and regulations while underfunding it, and allow for private competition th
819.
by tremon 1y ago
Like he tried to do with Zelensky?
820.
by tremon 1y ago
But why on TV? Didn't we basically see that happen with ol' Musky on Xitter?
821.
by tremon 1y ago
Is your "they" the same as the parent's "they"? Seems like you're talking about different parties.
822.
by tremon 1y ago
I don't really understand the example problem. Why is the first problem statement "each step is a <form> that calls an endpoint like /form/step1 and swaps out itself with the returned form", and not the (to me
823.
by tremon 1y ago
look after our own and which "our own" might that be? Does that include Native Americans? People of Irish or Italian descent? Gays? Women? Pedophiles?
824.
by tremon 1y ago
It's just not feasible to cover millions of individual problems if you grow to a certain size. Then logic dictates it should not be feasible for companies to grow to that size and beyond.
825.
by tremon 1y ago
But no one is forcing you to myopically express that benefit as solely "increase shareholder value", that's a choice.
826.
by tremon 1y ago
When you separate yourself by [insert tribalist rhetoric], it breeds violence This may sound superficially true, but it is confusing cause and effect. It's more likely to be the other way around: people seeking violence need to separ
827.
by tremon 1y ago
The rationale is that most people don't want to make shoddy garbage and so they actually want to know what's expected of them and comply, and those who are maybe less than honest can be caught by the usual processes Don't b
828.
by tremon 1y ago
Why not link directly to his Chat Control dossier? https://www.patrick-breyer.de/en/posts/chat-control/
829.
by tremon 1y ago
If the virus doesn't replicate, does that also means it doesn't transfer from an infected person to their partners? If so, that would also fall under "provides protection against HIV infection" for me.
830.
by tremon 1y ago
xargs constructs a command line from the find results, so if **/* exceeds the max command line length, so will xargs.
831.
by tremon 1y ago
The only reason why a system can only represent the range from 1900-1999 is when the system uses characters (ascii decimal digits) or BCD encoded digits. It would have been very unlikely for any integer-based encoding system to have had a c
832.
by tremon 1y ago
At least the old guard never spoke in riddles.
833.
by tremon 1y ago
This registry was centralized Not to detract from the rest of your message, but it wasn't centralized; the data was collected and stored in each municipality separately. The only part that is centralized is the historical archive: af
834.
by tremon 1y ago
There is a huge difference between "a C program can be memory safe if it is proven to be so by an external static analysis tool" and "the Java/Rust language is memory safe except for JNI resp unsafe sections of the c
835.
by tremon 1y ago
> Indeed, the patient was alive before we started this procedure, but now he appears unresponsive. This suggests something happened between then and now. Let me check my logs to see what went wrong. > Yes, I removed the patient's
836.
by tremon 1y ago
We have seen time and time again that a lot of such reprehensible behaviour comes from a puritanical stance on sex. So it's likely that they already act out those behaviours in real life. They just want to hide behind "those games
837.
by tremon 1y ago
you're supposed to avert your eyes from it Only if it leads you to sin, right? According to the original, if you can look at a naked body without immediately humping it, you're free to keep looking.
838.
by tremon 1y ago
This is about lots of money, which always is a political issue, especially in the US. The fact-finding discussion is only relevant in court.
839.
by tremon 1y ago
But Intel got big on its dirty&complicated architecture, didn't they? There's a reason why their processors support more than 2000 different instructions. The only relatively "clean" parts of the architecture are the
840.
by tremon 1y ago
Not linked yet is the Debian Packaging Portal: https://wiki.debian.org/Packaging There's two tutorials/walkthroughs linked from there: - how to build an existing Debian package: https://wiki.debian.org&

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