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theultdev
4mo ago
Yeah I love FSD and I need a lot of space. Feels like a space ship and I love it more than my ICE truck. And yeah, realized that would be downvoted. Fun to break the bubble here with other opinions though.
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4mo ago
Hey cool this is like those myspace surveys. Let me participate. 1. I support nuclear, really stupid not to use anything else. Blame politicians and the hippies. 2. Yeah wind imo is useless, and it's more than 2 dozen. Quite high, I do
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4mo ago
I'm conservative and own an EV and ICE truck. I know many conservatives with Tesla's. I have solar and a propane generator as backups. I think the propaganda would be whatever said we're all against it, that's untrue. We
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4mo ago
It's not a wasteland. Plenty of insects live in the mud. Plus the pattern of the playa is special on its own. I honestly hate that burning man ruins the ground. Never the same after so many cars and people drive on it.
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5mo ago
Yeah I admit I only glanced at it. So okay, it was the other common nostalgia take... Yes it was more whimsical, yes I miss it, but no point talking about it anymore, that part of life is over.
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5mo ago
Skill issue. Been doing this for 20 years. I have less dev energy as an adult and dad, but I know what I want and how to make it. All of my ideas I'm able to make not only a proof of concept but an entirely polished app, all thanks to
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5mo ago
Terrorists will generally target anything of opportunity. It was also perplexing when Iran was shooting missiles at their allies, until you realize they aren't rational humans.
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5mo ago
Good to have concerns, but if I was deaf I'd weigh them based on how much I want to hear and discuss the risks with my doctor. Personally I think I would want to hear once in my life, even if it meant a potentially shorter life. I'
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5mo ago
I'm on the other end. Finally some content to watch before bed. Love quiet documentary type things in that scenario. Bonus if there's a lot of episodes.
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5mo ago
This is beyond stupid for macbook using trackpad gestures. I can understand for mouse/kbd input though.
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6mo ago
yeah but that's actually easier to do (on a macbook k/b). you get really good at hitting either the 4/5 while holding those down to take a pic/vid. personally win+shift+s is too bunched together, less comfortable to hit.
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6mo ago
I've had cats that love stairs. They'd play and slide down them on purpose. Pretty sure cats love climbing things, and stairs are no different.
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6mo ago
We do to some extent, but it's a national security issue to depend on it. Personally I buy IMI 5.56 ammo because it's cheap and good quality. I'm more concerned about civilians access to ammunition vs the government. I have
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6mo ago
Yeah I realize that. I just don't see the point of the article then. They have NO information in it, purely speculation.
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6mo ago
Kind of a nothing article. I think the title hinges on this once sentence: > The U.S. lacks enough munitions to support its war plans if a protracted conflict with China, Russia or North Korea arises. But no actual amounts or anything me
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6mo ago
Waymo's funniest home videos: https://x.com/xdNiBoR/status/2027296859803336869 https://x.com/TexasTSLA/status/2030400998611788226 https://x.com/barstoolsports/s
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6mo ago
you're literally an inch away from someone. they are essentially looking head on at it. that may work for business class, but not economy. privacy filters aren't magic.
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6mo ago
The people concerned with that hypothetical can use a VPN. At most they could see domains, ip addresses, timestamps, and http-only sites (are there any left?) But the person sitting next to you can see everything.
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6mo ago
Just an ad one time when you login? That seems fine. I've never paid for hotel wifi and never will, but I don't mind an ad on the captive portal.
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6mo ago
Joining United MileagePlus is completely free, you just sign up. About the same work as filling out a hotel wifi login.
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6mo ago
Let's turn it into a gig app. PIs need to live in the future too. Swipe left/right if you want to take the job.
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6mo ago
Well yeah. In a democracy you have a constitution with the government on what to trust them on. Inalienable rights that are agreed upon that they will not violate. With an autocracy there was no agreement and therefore no trust to begin wit
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6mo ago
It's not good "because Texas is doing it". Never said that, learn to read. All schools were doing it until several years ago. But noone can even read now so moot point...
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6mo ago
I said "one of" when it comes to "open source". Nothing more. (you know the topic at hand) Not defending the company in any other regard nor do I even like social media platforms, would rather have forums only again as a
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6mo ago
That's ridiculous. The guy also went through and replied to all my recent comments and sent me an email with a long incoherent rant. I truly think he's schizo.
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6mo ago
Anyone can claim anything. That is not proof. Surely you can see we've been down this road before with fabricated claims. I do hope that Epstein's inner circle is taken down, but let's get hard evidence. Some claims from the
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6mo ago
Okay I'll bite. Where is the part I'm supposed to be looking at? Where does it "all connect for you" in that document I guess is what I'm saying. Really trying to understand the theory here.
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6mo ago
I'm aware. Doesn't really change anything does it? I respect people's opinion in their domain. His take was pretty much just hearsay. Very poor taste, doesn't belong here. btw: ult is a project, I'm the dev of it. b
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6mo ago
It made PHP 5-7 usable in production, otherwise it would have died before we got to modern PHP. Of course it wasn't merged in, it was a separate compiler, it certainly inspired future optimizations though. But the point is, it was a
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6mo ago
FB actually made PHP faster (HHVM) and contributed to it upstream with bug fixes (like they are doing with ffmpeg here) Wordpress did nothing to help further PHP other than adoption (which is still important, but not as important)
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