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by 2xpress 4y ago
More civilian lives would be lost or destabilized if there were no interventions.
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by 2xpress 4y ago
https://mechon-mamre.org/p/pt/pt0139.htm#5
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by 2xpress 4y ago
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by 2xpress 4y ago
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by 2xpress 4y ago
A transcript of an "interview" with this AI system is at https://cajundiscordian.medium.com/is-lamda-sentient-an-inte...
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by 2xpress 4y ago
I bet in a little bit they'll do yet another press release regarding how "excited" they are to sell themselves to Microsoft or Oracle or something similar to "transform" "enhance" "integrate" and
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by 2xpress 4y ago
Did the private roads require plan submission and building permits? The plans likely got stored in some government map database, which in turn got sucked in by Google.
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by 2xpress 4y ago
Stop complaining that you can't get an RP4 you stingy mofos! Under $200 is still very reasonable -- https://www.ebay.com/itm/313962570333?epid=18047669553&hash=... (I'm not associated with the seller)
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by 2xpress 4y ago
From https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/production-and-supply-chain... : >> "...supply constraints have prevented us from flexing up to meet this demand..." Wish they would have elaborated more on what ki
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by 2xpress 4y ago
I've had this happen to me when the SD card would snap in 2 inside the SD card holder on the PI. Happened twice with the CanaKit PIs, once for PI3 and another time for PI4, with the SD cards that came in the CanaKit. I just put Raspb
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by 2xpress 4y ago
Can be done with RP4 8 GB. Make sure to use the 64-bit Raspbian https://downloads.raspberrypi.org/raspios_arm64/images/ for much better efficiency, a USB3 SSD, and that the power supply is supplying sufficient am
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by 2xpress 4y ago
Indeed, RP 4 with 8 GB is a very powerful versatile product, needed for all kinds of industrial and commercial uses, where it would in turn build more value for the rest of society, generating wealth. Attempting to restrict this product to
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by 2xpress 4y ago
Indeed, if the demand exceeds the supply then the prices have to go up. This way more money will be available for the manufacturer to increase the supply. This is the basic law of economics, and anybody trying to play games around it will
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by 2xpress 5y ago
One way to make it less likely to get caught up in a mass-location harvesting case is to disable GPS on phone, especially on a non-de-googled Android phone. I'd also recommend paying with cash whenever that is an option. Another bigg
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by 2xpress 5y ago
> Presumably, those people could prove their worth through other methods, ideally one closely related to job at hand. If they can't do that, then maybe the IQ test was a bad proxy. I'm not saying not to test using other methods
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by 2xpress 5y ago
https://old.reddit.com/r/Jokes/comments/86sc4h/three_student...
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by 2xpress 5y ago
And isn't it ironic that a US citizen is currently laying low in Putin's Moscow, of all places, because he does not expect a fair or humane treatment from the US judicial system over his alleged "crimes".
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by 2xpress 5y ago
Lots of times the CIA guys really create more problems than they solve, like the 1953 Iranian coup d'état, and plenty of other examples.
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by 2xpress 5y ago
How come the article is not naming who was doing the torturing, and does not mention anynothing regarding attempting to contact the office of the US Attorney General to ask why no criminal charges have been filed?
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by 2xpress 5y ago
"...a 1971 Supreme Court ruling that decreed IQ tests and other tests unrelated to the job to violate the Civil Rights Act of 1964..." Plenty of programming screens and interviews involve all sorts of brain puzzlers that are never
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by 2xpress 5y ago
Maybe you got down-voted by pissed-off Russian men, but your prediction regarding what will happen in the Russian society is spot on. The problem with the alcoholism and prostitution over there has already been pretty bad, but now it will
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by 2xpress 5y ago
At least for Amazon warehouses that are not in tornado areas, warehouse workers are instructed by the managers to go to the center of the warehouse building during extreme weather events. I do not know for sure if that same procedure would
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by 2xpress 5y ago
A lot of smart people don't want to join the police to either condone their behavior or get in confrontations with them, and / or eventually possibly become one of them.
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by 2xpress 5y ago
Indeed, Kelly Thomas, brutally murdered by Fullerton police, was not black. And furthermore, his dad was a police officer. Sometimes I wonder if BLM may actually be a pro-criminal-police conspiracy to divide the population by re-framing th
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by 2xpress 5y ago
I think everybody already knows, there is just no serious organized movement to fix the police (and the activists yapping "defund the police!" are not credible).
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by 2xpress 5y ago
"... Employees asked the police for help. According to a court filing, the police responded that dealing with this crowd was “not in their job description,” and they left. ..." At least after the 1989 Hillsborough Disaster ther
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by 2xpress 5y ago
Had Cuba and Iran not been sanctioned it would have been a lot worse.
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by 2xpress 5y ago
Good point, good point. The recent NordStream deal was disgusting. Unfortunately Western morals are only marginally better than those of the tyrants that Western politicians sell out to. I suppose whoever cares enough for Western morals t
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by 2xpress 5y ago
Pulling out of Russia might have zero immediate impact on stopping Putin rigging elections which are rigged anyway, but it would definitely reduce his and his mafia's wealth and power, thereby helping bring about the inevitable regime
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by 2xpress 5y ago
Indeed a good point. Had the US elected representatives had better morals none of this would have ever happened. It would have been pre-empted decades ago. But we have no influence over their morals, only an ability to vote for or agains

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