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by zoky 3y ago
Not necessarily. Their nervous system could have simply evolved in such a way that it is hardwired to go after anything that seems like a small fish.
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by zoky 3y ago
To be fair, that’s not part of the SQL standard, it was just an unintended quirk in PostgreSQL resulting from a series of historical choices. It actually kind of makes sense how that happened; once the requirement to use AS was dropped, it
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by zoky 3y ago
No, they made an order of magnitude mistake. Fairly common, it happens. However, in this case it has taken it from “ordering bacon and avocado on my burger” to “two tickets to my local sports team including beers and chili cheese fries”. So
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by zoky 3y ago
Actually the anti-masturbation lobby, but yeah. https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/32042/corn-flakes-were-i...
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by zoky 3y ago
I, too, have access to ChatGPT…
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by zoky 3y ago
When I was 13 or so, a friend and I were walking through an alley when we saw a power cord hanging out of a dumpster. We looked in and found 3 or 4 boxes that looked very similar to this one, which we rescued and tried to use, without much
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by zoky 3y ago
Wait, so you’re saying Finns have no way to distinguish between “your moon is burning” and “pruce tree returns”??? No wonder Nokia failed.
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by zoky 3y ago
Oh, please. You are proposing that people just ignore a contract that they don’t like, because, according to you, if enough people do so there are no consequences. > I am surprised I have to say this, but it is best to read the comments
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by zoky 3y ago
You can say that about anything. All laws are just enforced because people agree to do so. What you’re proposing is literally anarchy, and nothing good comes from that. As much as people might be annoyed by their city’s foolish agreement, m
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by zoky 3y ago
No, it’s a very natural power—the courts. If Chicago ignores the contract, they’ll get sued and have to pay even more.
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by zoky 3y ago
Nah. No speed limits is great, as long as everyone behaves by the rules. Stay the hell out of the left lane, unless you’re passing. If you’re in the left lane and someone is in your rear-view, you move right. Otherwise, drive as fast as you
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by zoky 3y ago
Not fair getting “doch” involved, that’s like saying “dude”: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=d7sf2O90eu4
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by zoky 3y ago
If 14 geographically distinct factories can be shut down by a single server acting up, you’ve got problems that overnight shipping from Newegg can’t solve…
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by zoky 3y ago
Oh yeah, you can toss ‘em in just about anywhere. The most well-known application of this would be Duff’s device: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duff%27s_device
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by zoky 3y ago
But I use the khlav kalash emoji all the time!
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by zoky 3y ago
What contradiction? One statement refers to the entire population and the other refers to the subset of the population who are AfD supporters. There’s no problem with both statements being true.
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by zoky 3y ago
> Maybe art because it's often less critical. Congratulations, you just got fired from Apple.
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by zoky 3y ago
Yeah, okay, sure buddy. Let me know when AI can make a better buggy whip than an actual human being.
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by zoky 3y ago
I feel like this question fundamentally demonstrates a lack of understanding of what arbitrage actually is. The obvious answer is: Because water seeks its own level. If there is an imbalance in the market, someone will balance it. That&#x27
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by zoky 3y ago
I thought I was just enjoying some juvenile humor drawing dong after dong, then I got to a banana, a cucumber, and three pickles, and realized I was pretty much doing exactly what was intended.
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by zoky 3y ago
Less than 8 actually. 0 at the start of a number indicates it’s octal, so 08 and 09 are not syntactically valid numbers.
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by zoky 3y ago
They’re basically not a fire hazard at all unless they get really dried out. In fact, large patches of succulents such as ice plant are often used as a firebreak.
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by zoky 3y ago
I only had two days to spend in the Netherlands with my family a few months ago, so we went to Amsterdam. I’ve never smoked so much as a puff of marijuana in my life, but I’m still glad I went. I was a bit put off by the prevalence of the w
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by zoky 3y ago
I mean, okay… but… A lot of command line software already works that way, where you only need to type the minimum number of characters required to disambiguate a command, and as far as I know nobody has died yet as a result.
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by zoky 3y ago
Or even better, buy six million identical batteries, label them, discharge them randomly, run some rudimentary tests, and announce you’ve identified a room-temperature superconductor! …Too soon?
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by zoky 3y ago
If you liked EV Nova, check out Endless Sky. It’s basically an open source modernized Escape Velocity clone.
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by zoky 3y ago
If you’re good enough at it, “telling other people what to invent” may be the single most marketable skill in the history of humanity. I wish someone would tell me what to invent.
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by zoky 3y ago
I think the idea is that NTP is only supposed to work if your clock is close enough to correct, in order to prevent wackiness from ensuing due to sudden extreme jumps in the system time, presumably from a misconfiguration, compromised serve
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by zoky 3y ago
Why even bother with all of the STS cleverness? The article suggests a perfectly good way to get a rough but trusted time stamp by… scraping it from a known good HTTP server. Anyway, STS as described is an obviously broken protocol. It’s no
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by zoky 3y ago
Well that explains why all those links I posted to maximizedlivingdrlabrecque.com never got any traction…

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