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451.
by wbl 2y ago
"You have to go out. You don't have to come back"- Coast Guard unofficial motto.
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by wbl 2y ago
Read the sentence again. It doesn't claim the data set has CSAM but that it depicts victims. It also assumes that you need AI to see an example to draw it on demand which isn't true.
453.
by wbl 2y ago
Some stuff they have sells well: Smash, Zelda, Pokemon. Metroid sells a lot less well.
454.
by wbl 2y ago
There is a musical I saw at the fringe about this.
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by wbl 2y ago
That's the Darcs joke and you told it somewhat incorrectly.
456.
by wbl 2y ago
What works in books often doesn't work on screen and vice versa. They are different media.
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by wbl 2y ago
No, the national champions model is the problem. If Apple failed the US still has Android and potentially many other startups. Europe just doesn't have the risk capital or ecosystem.
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by wbl 2y ago
There's a ton of sites that ISPs wouldn't sell service to if it wasn't for Cloudflare making it difficult to determine where those sites were. It's basically /dev/null for abuse reports.
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by wbl 2y ago
They murdered 1,000 civilians in cold blood. They raped, kidnapped and sacked indiscriminately. Arab, Jew, Druze, Thai guest worker. Then they rained missiles indiscriminately on towns and had the gall to complain about getting bombed and b
460.
by wbl 2y ago
Are forces real or just a model?
461.
by wbl 2y ago
Why would fuel melting be possible? The way I'd show it is by having the increased Doppler broadening and thermal conductivity and lots of headroom make that sort of accident impossible.
462.
by wbl 2y ago
There were a ton of chip making startups in the 1970-1980's. Now the processes are much harder to access so you have fabless. It's just maturity. You can't invent the op amp twice.
463.
by wbl 2y ago
Our German scientists were better than their German scientists. We had no real science PhD programs until the 1920's. We had no scouting for young minds until the 1950's.
464.
by wbl 2y ago
Hanford has low rates and payouts. But their inspections were very demanding. They invented the Hanford Loop that keeps feed water in the boiler in case of a break, etc, etc. Being insured by them meant you'd be safe!
465.
by wbl 2y ago
You'd be far better off with better discrimination than them just looking at age.
466.
by wbl 2y ago
I like it when unsafe drivers pay the costs of the way they endanger all of us.
467.
by wbl 2y ago
The previous winter someone had overwintered no problem because they gathered wood early and knew how to fish.
468.
by wbl 2y ago
For making factual statements? In CA? On a matter of public concern? That suit gets dismissed in days.
469.
by wbl 2y ago
When the prices are low it's predatory, the same it's collusion and higher it's exploiting the monopoly.
470.
by wbl 2y ago
If by discredited you mean incorporated into many of the most used languages as well as several of the hot new ones then yes. Furthermore part of PLT is learning the past and what worked and what didn't.
471.
by wbl 2y ago
Vertical integration is very proconsumer as it reduces successive markups.
472.
by wbl 2y ago
The competition is a click away.
473.
by wbl 2y ago
With 6 people there is Russian go fish.
474.
by wbl 2y ago
It simplifies the issue for applications and libraries that can support Otel and quickly integrate with whatever is being used to collect the data.
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by wbl 2y ago
That data cannot support the conclusion drawn. You don't know what the turnover rate was.
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by wbl 2y ago
Boyd gets far too much credit for the F-16. If he had his way it wouldn't work at night or honestly at all in the face of the current threat environment.
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by wbl 2y ago
That wasn't true for the first spreadsheet apps or database apps. Or Autodesk back when it first appeared.
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by wbl 2y ago
The melatonin response to sunlight shortens the cycle so the oscillator runs long without it. It wouldn't work well the other way.
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by wbl 2y ago
Good lawyers don't send letters automatically. They help the client whether that's involved the media, etc.
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by wbl 2y ago
Why do people think costs can get passed on? They can't be. Pricing is about supply elasticity and demand elasticity. Sometimes you just need to eat costs because of the competition.

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