HenryKissinger

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   by HenryKissinger 5y ago

   > "All we hear in the news is the lack of congestion on the waterside and we can confirm that, but we are drowning on the landside by long lines and staffing issues at the terminals,” Boston Dynamics has built droids capable of hand
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   It seems like viruses always tread a spectrum between infectivity and lethality. Does or could a virus exist which: - has a 100% fatality rate, like rabies - can keep the host alive long enough to spread and - cannot be defeated by any pros
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   Maybe, just maybe, if we stopped building telescopes like fragile porcelain dolls with glass heads that can't take a scratch and started building them like tanks that can take a beating..
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   China’s hypersonic weapon test in July included a technological advance that enabled it to fire a missile as it approached its target travelling at least five times the speed of sound — a capability no country has previously demonstrated. P
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   This looks great. I can't wait to read it.
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   The Party couldn't care less, unfortunately.
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   Throw the whole thing at Reddit or 4Chan... it'll be finished in under a day.
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   Insufficient memory to perform operation. Your brain will go to sleep in 5...4...3...2...1...
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   If Planet 9 contains rare earth metals, mining and manufacturing facilities could be built there. This should help alleviate the chip shortage.
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    This guy sounds full of himself.
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    Cars are also apprecating in value. What other economic oddities are happening at the moment?
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    > Russian astronauts took refuge in the Soyuz MS-18 capsule, while American astronauts went to the Space Crew Dragon capsule. Each national crew going into their own pod.
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    by HenryKissinger 5y ago

    Could it be that women in tech are often partnered with men who also work in tech and, because of the above average total compensation packages offered at tech companies compared to other skilled industries, more dual tech households are co
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    by HenryKissinger 5y ago

    Am I the only one who feels like words have lost all their power in the political realm? There once was a time when speeches could be grand and alter the nation's consciousness. Words used to matter more. JFK's inaugural address i
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    > The National Ulema Council, or MUI, has deemed cryptocurrency as haram, or banned, as it has elements of uncertainty, wagering and harm, Asrorun Niam Sholeh, head of religious decrees, said on Thursday after the council held an expert
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    by HenryKissinger 5y ago

    Google's stock is higher than when Google Plus launched. The same will be true of FB.
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    by HenryKissinger 5y ago

    My point of view, as a non-techie: Facebook.com is running fine. Instagram.com is running fine. WhatsApp is running fine. Facebook doesn't need more storage space. Facebook active users aren't growing anymore (if you exclude bots,
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    by HenryKissinger 5y ago

    > Still way too many libraries and programs can't handle spaces in filenames. "It's nothing." "What do you mean?" "It's nothing... It's empty space. I never taught the computer how to read emp
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    by HenryKissinger 5y ago

    How far can we go back in history to find examples of advanced civilizations that collapsed, how can we make the case that the collapse was caused by [economic policy I don't like], and how does it prove that [economic policy I don&#x
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    The U.S. shouldn't protect investors from the free market? That's the free market at work. Investors are not entitled to be paid. All investments carry risk.
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    It wouldn't be any different from trying to force a confession through torture. You need to control your thoughts during the interrogation.
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    No. Stop trying to always change everything. Stick to the basics. English, math, science, US history, world geography, PE, and the arts. Sex ed, maybe. Critical race theory, crypto, or whatever is the latest hip trend, has no place in the c
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    Opt out anonymity > opt in anonymity imo.
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    Can a player with a pirated version of a game with a multiplayer mode on his console enter multiplayer lobbies? Could a player in theory pirate their game to give their units unfair advantages and then hop in a lobby with other players? I d
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    It wouldn't be particularly hard for a trained person to block their thoughts to a brain implant, if the police were trying to read their mind.
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    And so Apple's anti-consumer, anti-freedom products continue.
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    Maybe they use Maybelline.
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    Queens hate this one weird trick.
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    There will never exist a technology that can read human thought, or even approximate it. Such a technology does not exist, and is impossible.
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    By adjusting pay to local cost of living Google is effectively saying that they will provide their employees with the same standard of living regardless of their location. In lower cost of living areas this means an accordingly lower salary