asmodeuslucifer

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by asmodeuslucifer 9d ago
We can have billionaires, or we can have democracy. We cannot have both, because the billionaires have declared war on democracy. We have to imagine a world without billionaires because the billionaires are imagining a world without us. -
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by asmodeuslucifer 13d ago
I think you're looking for newsmax dot com, not news dot ycombinator dot com.
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by asmodeuslucifer 14d ago
That's the one that powers Truth Social Trump Media and Technology Group announced that it partnered with Perplexity to test and integrate an AI search feature, referred to as Truth Social AI or Truth Search AI, directly into the Truth
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by asmodeuslucifer 18d ago
I used to watch defrag (and defraggler). If you have OCD they are very satisfying to watch. The more fragmented they were to start with, the better.
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by asmodeuslucifer 18d ago
Slightly related, ice worms https://glaciers.nichols.edu/iceworm/
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by asmodeuslucifer 19d ago
They just wish away the decommissioning costs by claiming they will last 60 years, 100 years, or forever.
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by asmodeuslucifer 19d ago
They use it for national security, not price. They did not want to be held hostage to oil.
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by asmodeuslucifer 19d ago
Nuclear power has never been cheap and never will be. Every country that has tried has failed, and that included the Russians, the Chinese, South Koreans, French and the Japanese. And you can't blame it on the environmentalists in Rus
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by asmodeuslucifer 1mo ago
At least they didn't make 300 square km uninhabitable. https://www.pref.fukushima.lg.jp/site/portal/kyoten-kuiki.ht... "Current Status: While "Difficult-to-Return Zones" still exist, decontamin
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by asmodeuslucifer 1mo ago
I just watched this video by a doctor, and his point was every one of his ER patients had a problem that was years in the making (except for 1, a little girl who swallowed a battery) I Saw 120 Patients This Week. Here's Why They Were A
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by asmodeuslucifer 1mo ago
By leveraging mobile network infrastructure – towers, spectrum, antennas, and some hardware – ISAC can detect, locate, and track objects (including passive ones with no electronics). This will enable a wide range of use cases such as UAV ai
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by asmodeuslucifer 2mo ago
I visited there and as others have pointed out, it's in a north-south running valley, so it loses an hour of sunlight in the morning and an hour of sunlight in the evening. I was enraptured by the project ever since I saw it in the lat
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by asmodeuslucifer 2mo ago
For more than a decade, one of the most rewarding blueprints for making money online was to “start a blog.“ I can't believe this sentence exists.
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by asmodeuslucifer 3mo ago
Seriously Crassus. I know the idea of a rich bastard who starts fires and then makes money putting them out is unbelievable in our modern age but it was a real thing.
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by asmodeuslucifer 3mo ago
By 2016, the gap had begun to appear in biomarker measures. By 2020, it was showing up in deaths from causes such as heart disease, cancer, and stroke. Since then, the gap has only widened. Between 2020 and 2022, only 0.2% of “very liberal
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by asmodeuslucifer 3mo ago
again
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by asmodeuslucifer 3mo ago
I have attracted the downvote bot, it seems.
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by asmodeuslucifer 3mo ago
I don't know if this is true any more, but esquire used to have an extremely good journalistic reputation. If someone said the the sun rose in the east, they would verify the sun rose in the east before printing it.
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by asmodeuslucifer 4mo ago
It's amazing how scary an obvious puppet in a grocery cart can be.
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by asmodeuslucifer 4mo ago
I had a model F, I loved it. Then the H key stopped working. I knew from previous experience that trying to fix them never went well, so it went to the shelf and eventually to the garbage. They were only about $100 on ebay at the time thou
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by asmodeuslucifer 4mo ago
In a similar vein, If I had to explain what javascript was to someone non-technical I would say "you know all that crap that covers up a web site you are trying to look at? That's javascript." dickover n. : a modal panel, p
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by asmodeuslucifer 4mo ago
I believed Steve Gibson about lastpass, then about bitwarden.
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by asmodeuslucifer 5mo ago
Why do we kiss Pakistan and Israel's ass? They have nukes. Why do we shit on Iraq and Iran? They don't.
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by asmodeuslucifer 5mo ago
I learned about Dunbar’s number (~150) is the size of a community in which everyone knows each other’s identities and roles. In anthropology class. You can ask someone to write down the name of everyone they can think of, real or fictional
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by asmodeuslucifer 6mo ago
When are they going to release Hunter Biden's laptop? The FBI has it. (supposedly)
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by asmodeuslucifer 6mo ago
With age comes four molecular hallmarks: chronic inflammation, mitochondrial dysfunction, genome instability, and epigenetic changes. Recent findings have pinpointed the epigenome as a major driver of physiological aging.
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by asmodeuslucifer 6mo ago
Two mushrooms walk into a bar. The bartender says "You can't come in here." They say "Oh C'mon we're fun guys!"
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by asmodeuslucifer 6mo ago
Like celebrity deaths, news about RwR comes in threes.
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by asmodeuslucifer 6mo ago
I'm going to repurpose a quote I saw from a 'distinguished' (old) science fiction writer, I can't remember who. I know writers who have stopped selling, but I don't know any writers who have stopped writing.
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by asmodeuslucifer 7mo ago
Yes I did find that paper, I did not find which one of the 5 authors it was, or someone not listed as an author. The word 'vacation' is not in the paper. https://arxiv.org/pdf/2201.02177 .

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