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codezero
8mo ago
The military can very easily find and eliminate repeaters very quickly and almost certainly would.
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8mo ago
They can use their maps program to find another route.
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8mo ago
I apologize if I came off smug. Definitely wasn’t my intention, and I did misinterpret yours.
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8mo ago
It’s police procedure to not stand in front of cars.
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8mo ago
I wasn’t suggesting that. The post I responded to basically said the left alienated people by restricting 2a, and it’s really not at all restricted. Some states are more restrictive than others but that’s not an overall “The Left” problem t
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8mo ago
Yep I practice and watch much of guntube.
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8mo ago
It was, until Matt Cutts left.
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8mo ago
It took me 15 minutes to buy an AR-15 and a pistol in 2025, how did the left do this?
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8mo ago
It really doesn't have to. I thought I was being clever when in a thread I likened something Michael Godwin said to being Nazi, because I thought it was a funny self-reference, and he just gave me the Twitter equivalent of an eye roll
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8mo ago
That these are banned but Chinese made robot vacuums and other appliances are not points to this not being about protecting individual Americans and more about protecting national interests (drones can map out terrain in a lot more detail a
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8mo ago
In order to drive a car, you must first invent the Universe.
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8mo ago
This is my belief as well. My friend fled Syria after her mother was shot in the stomach by the police at the police station for asking to see her brother (I’m sure more was involved) and I have always kept in mind to look out for red lines
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8mo ago
This happened when I started Adderall, but eventually appetite came back after a few years.
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codezero
9mo ago
Being pedantic, I meant statement not command.
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9mo ago
Awesome, thank you!
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codezero
9mo ago
How to ssh into a server isn’t a question, it’s a command.
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codezero
9mo ago
a little bummed there are no build instructions for readtape on macOS.
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9mo ago
This is my favorite song, and I'm delighted to hear it as a chiptune! amazing work!
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9mo ago
Not sure if anecdata helps but when I worked at Quora udemy course link spam was one of the higher volume sources of spam. It’s possible other courses are doing better because they pay people to link spam.
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9mo ago
I love this but also funny that it includes the Nia and NATS posts from today.
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codezero
10mo ago
Are there any agentic models like this that would work for controlling input in arbitrary video games? I've been wanting to have an AI play Kerbal Space Program because I think it would just be pretty hilarious.
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codezero
10mo ago
Does anyone have any statistics on how long a compromised package has been in the wild on average?
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10mo ago
Yep, quality is definitely a factor here, as much as it can be. We had NSF funding pre-2008, so there was plenty of budget for quality media. We spared no expense, and while I stayed in a $60/night hostel in SF for conferences, our rew
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10mo ago
I was the procurement guy for many years, and we had no HVAC guy - we were in a state university, and there was nothing special about the DVDs we bought, they were from Newegg and other retail places, we did buy the most expensive ones beca
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10mo ago
Just anecdata, but I had this concern when I worked in academia and we backed up all our data to writable DVDs. I was there 10 years after the start of the project and I periodically checked the old DVDs to make sure they weren't corru
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11mo ago
for people making $1M/year, yeah, I think that was one of his campaign promises that helped get him elected.
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11mo ago
innerText has wildly inconsistent implementations across browsers.
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11mo ago
A lot of restaurants automatically bring you refills without even asking. The reason they do it is that it's good service, and people appreciate that kind of minutiae, if you don't drink it, it's no skin off your back, and it
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11mo ago
not true, and although this is anecdata, it's worth mentioning. I had a friend who wasn't allowed to spend the night in the 80s because my parents let me keep my 410 shotgun under my bed (I didn't have any ammunition).
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11mo ago
If you want to store key values in a file, one fun and ridiculous technique is to use xattrs :) I made a pointless program to help w/ this on macOS for kicks: https://github.com/radiofreejohn/xattrkv When I made i
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