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doubloon
2y ago
his girl friend and child's mother Chrisann Brennan was an artist. its all in her book.
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doubloon
2y ago
oh how his fans are going to get an awful taste in their mouth when they realize which side he is on
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doubloon
2y ago
Right. As soon as we convict China, Russia, Germany, Japan, Chile, France, and every country from doing exactly the same things or worse.
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2y ago
when your whistle blowing only reveals secrets of one side, then i am very skeptical of motivations. where are the dumps from north korea. where is kim jong un's private communications with Xi Jinping. Where is Putin's communicati
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doubloon
2y ago
Imagine if there was 'old growth internet' and the federal government forced big tech companies to preserve big chunks of it.
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2y ago
RMS - "Many years ago I posted that I could not see anything wrong about sex between an adult and a child, if the child accepted it," . . . "Through personal conversations in recent years, I've learned to understand how
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doubloon
2y ago
This is a long shot, but Hindu Lakshmi is also associated with lions and owls. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lakshmi
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2y ago
half of those are not proxy wars in any way shape or form.
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2y ago
The whole thing is assuming that men drive progress and war drives progress, and both of those things are debatable.
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2y ago
Just wrap everything in PRE and do ascii dumps.
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2y ago
Tertill cuts weeds but the ai is “if object is tall and firm enough to trip my bumper, turn”
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2y ago
The US version of "subsidized by the government" is that the government guarantees gigantic piles of money to be loaned to 18 year olds and then says they have to pay it back. This tends to attract an enormous amount of non-educat
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2y ago
it says that Universities should be free.
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2y ago
Reminds me of Hitchhikers Guide … they had to figure out the right question to ask.
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2y ago
great job
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2y ago
whats funny is the divide between math theory in the 20th century and automated arithmetic. math world - "wouldn't it be great if we had a thing called a field, or even better a group, a bunch of rules everyone agrees on where ope
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2y ago
Whay do u mean i called Elon he said sure cmon over we smoked weed and made a cool double decker car and drove it to Tim Apples house and he hired me to work on m5 chip. its still like that.
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2y ago
I spent two hours trying to get hello world working on stm32 , on a pi it takes two minutes. its about barrier to entry not about quality of hardware. Same thing when Arduino came out people was saying so what its just an avr or whatever.
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2y ago
whats funny about sound is in an environment with multiple creatures it can be hard to isolate one from the other, but with visual pictures it is somewhat easy. in pictures you have a 2d projection of 3d information, with time as optional.
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i would say yes, a lot of things fail from a lack of kindness. Tesla self driving Tesla robotaxi Tesla park summon Tesla cybertruck Tesla solar roof tiles Boring company etc etc One of the main things that Toyota Production System brings to
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"Being nice is the new punk" yes, this is a huge adjustment for me as old Gen X trying to work with Gen Z / Millenials. I feel like Michael Scott sometimes to be honest... raised in an environment where bigoted jokes, brutal
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I go back and forth with it. Once I got some money i bought some old dream machines back. it was great for a while. but At one point i had like 15 retro computers that i almost never used, eventually i went Marie Kondo and gave a bunch away
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it took me several hours to get llama.cpp working as a server, it took me 2 minutes to get ollama working. much like how i got into linux via linux-on-vfat-on-msdos and wouldnt have gotten into linux otherwise, ollama got me into llama.cpp
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i find it ironic one of the most gatekeepy, closed, walled garden companies in the history of the planet, Bloomberg, is a sponsor of one of the most free most open piece of software ever.
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the difference between new york times and a independent creator journalism is that the NYT can fund a huge legal department to defend free speech inside the court system. Its why the major free speech cases like NYT v Sullivan have the NYT
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fascinating. you know i feel like AI will eventually have to create its own art because its a way that intelligent beings learn things.
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Yes.... you wind up with business people who know a ton about business but nothing about software engineering. No version control, no approval process, no source code repository, no unit or regression testing, no logging, no test vs product
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visual basic has been included in excel for decades, its just called VBA not VB. if you thanos snapped VBA out of existence the world would probably stop functioning for several weeks.
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"I don't want to learn the M language" i am baffled. power query / M is taking over the corporate world and its extremely, extremely useful. its one of the most useful things that nobody in open source world has tried to
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Raspberry pi was originally an educational non profit
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