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by yholio 5y ago
> It’s a defense. That's warped view of the world. A corporation can always take you to court and harass the crap out of you, the court will side with your defense because you were right and claimant was wrong , you had the righ
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by yholio 5y ago
The frostbitten onion one is "o ceapă degerată", worthless. The suggested form here is "nu dau nici o ceapă degerată" which is used, but less common than the painful dick/ass variants. My favorite is "it breaks
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by yholio 5y ago
Romanian: My dick hurts. My dick fractures. My ass hurts. Or, more euphemistically: It pains me someplace. It fractures mine. My elbow hurts.
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by yholio 5y ago
Mental illness is by its very definition debilitating, leaving the suffering unable to help themselves. Those battling with depression, schizophrenia, bipolar issues, addiction often lose or are on the verge of losing their jobs and friends
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by yholio 5y ago
This website contains all Bitcoin private keys in the same sense that a Turing complete computer can solve any programming problem, or the way that a suficient quantity of certain chemicals in the right environment will eventually evolve in
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by yholio 5y ago
That some unexplainable force cheats the rules of the universe to beat me at Pong.
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by yholio 5y ago
The total costs will not go down, but the effectiveness increases substantially until everyone "has to have" the same expensive technology and funding cannot possibly be diminished lest our country becomes vulnerable. The dreaded
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by yholio 5y ago
That sounds like a wild exaggeration. The internet is a fast communication tool but most critical communication tasks can still be performed by telephone, mail, courier etc. All of the physical production and transport infrastructure is sti
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by yholio 5y ago
TLDR: Veritasium is wrong and misleading, current actually flows in wires and is the main way energy is transported from source to the consumer, energy does not generally flow in the space "between" the wires. Yes, very long wires
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by yholio 5y ago
Learn a thing every day I guess. Nonetheless, is inconsequential to task at hand if you apply the "Rosemary Kennedy" method to the laptobotomy: activate the mic, jam that needle in the hole and wiggle it around until the girl can
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by yholio 5y ago
> social consensus that most college students are kids. Their brains haven't fully developed If they are mature enough for the Chinese government to shoot them in the head for peaceful protesting, then they are mature enough to unde
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by yholio 5y ago
It's a very weak response from Purdue. Zhihao Kong was bullied and followed around on campus for commemorating the victims of the Tiananmen masacre. He was called a CIA agent by fellow Purdue students and was reported to the Chinese st
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by yholio 5y ago
It's the same type of problem, but much more limited in extent. Every country has it to some degree, authoritarian regimes typically go crazy with nationalism since it's the most powerful tool they have to force their victims on t
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by yholio 5y ago
That's why you tape off cameras and stick a needle in condenser mics on any new laptop.
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by yholio 5y ago
We need to take control of the tardigrade DNA and use it to build space stations, terraform new planets and whatever else we might need as the uncontested TardiGods of the Galaxy.
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by yholio 5y ago
You misunderstood the question. Everything points to the conclusion that solving the self driving problem for that specific operational domain, congested highway, is almost just as hard as solving self-driving in the general case. The logic
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by yholio 5y ago
I can imagine it for the sake of argument, but without strong govt action it has a bootstrap problem: no one will create such a lane if there are no such cars, and no one will buy and develop them if there are no roads you can use them on.
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by yholio 5y ago
If you can geofence those specific circumstance and guarantee they won't happen on useful stretches of road, then congratulations, you have a car that reaches level 5 on certain roads. But that's not what level 4 generally implies
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by yholio 5y ago
You have to admit, that's a shift joke.
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by yholio 5y ago
There is no such thing as Level-3 Autonomy, the car can either drive itself safely or not. A slow moving lane of cars is a dangerous environment where things can turn catastrophic in an instant, with zero time to react for a human driver re
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by yholio 5y ago
Wonder if you could create a new language using this approach, designed for efficient JIT compilation: maximum programmer convenience that is still coherent with maximum runtime performance, whiteout any learning curve for the user other th
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by yholio 5y ago
Good to have if you run a dark net marketplace or a political disident ring from public libraries. An additional refinement is to autolock the device if a certain personal key combo (ex. Shit - vol up - vol down) is not pressed every few mi
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by yholio 5y ago
Looking out of your league is an universal human right; no one should be arbitrarily punished because they asked out someone who was offended by the attention of an unattractive person. This is common sense social interaction, the state and
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by yholio 5y ago
Being offended should not be suficient reason to claim harassment. If an interesting potential partner would stare at them, making the recipient of the attention not offended, it leads to the absurd conclusion that certain behavior is haras
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by yholio 5y ago
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by yholio 5y ago
Governments have that power already. Various AML legislation can make any high street bank to not only block your account without reason util you prove your innocence, you can't even withdraw any of your money in cash. It happened to m
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by yholio 5y ago
Omarova suggested the central bank could offer bank accounts to everyday Americans, which would represent a dramatic departure from the way the banking system is currently set up. Enthusiastically this! The payment system is essential inf
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Five Former SpaceX Employees Speak Out About Harassment at the Company(theverge.com)
49 points by yholio 5y ago|8 comments
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by yholio 5y ago
Sounds like a good playground for self driving tech. Low speeds and risk, low regulations, dedicated infrastructure. The Uno electric trike at the end of the article looks like a ultra lightweight automobile, it would be quite something if
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by yholio 5y ago
Sure, but you need to put it into Powerpoint and sell it as the next big thing in cloud computing: your cloud provider no longer offers you shared, cheap virtual servers that anyone might be using at the same time, but 100% dedicated server

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