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by tus666 4y ago
Mental illness is still widely used as a mitigating factor in sentencing, even if insanity is not plead.
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by tus666 4y ago
I was saying it often is used as an excuse in legal proceedings. I don't really have an opinion if that is right or not.
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by tus666 4y ago
> DID is often presented as a kind of get-of-accountability-free card, as someone who claims to have it can always say that past bad behavior was caused by another personality and is thus not their responsibility. Isn't that basical
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by tus666 4y ago
People say that Apple was lost in the 90s. Yet there is/was something special about the kind of art and software that emerged on the platform like this. It was very different to what was available elsewhere, and had a strong "mac
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by tus666 5y ago
Glad I stuck with PS3 with a large library of game on discs.
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by tus666 5y ago
What is the background of this project? Is it a learning exercise or aiming for some functional benefit?
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by tus666 5y ago
Fascinating if true.
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by tus666 5y ago
But it did stink.
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by tus666 5y ago
> OK, so you restore backups to a separate system, and selectively copy the stomped accounts data back to production You don't think that's exactly what they are doing?
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by tus666 5y ago
It was different when HN was mainly "by engineers, for engineers". Then it was flooded with pseudo-intellectual leftists and things went bad quickly.
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by tus666 5y ago
Yes, and I often don't read the article at all, especially if it's blogspam that can be largely inferred from the title. e.g. "Why I like small projects"
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by tus666 5y ago
> A week of boba, crypto What has crypto got to do with game development?
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by tus666 5y ago
> Pablo Picasso had two wives, at least six mistresses, numerous lovers Is the Left now promoting the monogamous Christian marriage for life? The left has scitzophrenia.
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by tus666 5y ago
demand != consumtion
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by tus666 5y ago
Russians already know this. It's the West that needs this kind of intervention.
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by tus666 5y ago
Because it is far more generic and likely to be actually useful. Could you imagine someone doing K-means outside of a specific data science application?
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by tus666 5y ago
Why not just do a proper course in data science?
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by tus666 5y ago
Does that mean videos actually supporting the invasion are OK?
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by tus666 5y ago
Well eventually there will be Russian troops right on the border, if they accomplish their mission. It's kind of the whole point no?
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by tus666 5y ago
We do use it - in nuclear weapons and certain kinds of solid-state power devices. Why not in reactors? Because they rely on a certain kind of subatomic process (nuclear fission) to produce energy that can only happen once in the controlled
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by tus666 5y ago
A nuclear reactor creates more than just waste - it creates new elementary particles! And yes, those new elementary particles are highly radioactive. Amazing no?
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Has Chrome's PDF viewer broken next/prev tab hotkeys?
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by tus666 5y ago
Happy Sunday from Australia.
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by tus666 5y ago
Aww.
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by tus666 5y ago
When did this comment board start out of interest?
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by tus666 5y ago
Isn't rollingstone part of the same "progressive" cabal? What made them eat their own today?
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by tus666 5y ago
Are facebook employees literally like targets for death now worldwide? Can Russians just go around killing them with impunity?
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by tus666 5y ago
You do 100%.
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by tus666 5y ago
Closer to the original than WebP too. Thats pretty damn good. I wonder if machine learning/deep-fake technology has created even better compression algorithms.
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by tus666 5y ago
But go to Korea for the toast.

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