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what-imright
4y ago
How is Best Buy still in business?
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4y ago
Meh, so Google knows your wifi password. So what? You think US intelligence will be calling up Google for that? Those protocols were backdoored before the first design went on a whiteboard. And they know your location? So what? You’ve been
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what-imright
4y ago
No that’s a very poor cop out. They shouldn’t criticize something they haven’t experienced, it’s a lack of integrity.
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4y ago
It’s a social environment w chat and such, but you can build the world from inside, kind of like CAD for the environment you inhabit. It’s ‘down the rabbit hole’ amazing. I think the critics are totally wrong. Meta’s a golden bet.
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4y ago
Ok it was a bad screenshot, but horizon is amazing. I wonder how many of the critics actually put on a headset and tried it out
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4y ago
I’m saying this outcome wouldn’t have been prosecuted had she been a man. She’s being sentenced for being female, not for fraud.
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4y ago
Openship is wrong name.
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4y ago
Are you telling me billion dollar investments were made into a highly experimental technology on the word of a teenage startup founder that dropped out of university? No, those investing clearly failed their own independent due diligence o
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4y ago
Well, it’s nice to be noticed at least
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4y ago
But you’re saving a soldier, in an active warzone. You can’t pretend to be naive and say maybe they’re going to have a change of heart and become a flower farmer. By saving that life, you’re executing the future victims of that killer/
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4y ago
Ok so was her act of protection a net saving of life or simply a different form of violence?
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4y ago
Did she save lives? The soldiers she protected went on to kill more people.
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4y ago
why not plug the mac mini into a battery? remove the psu and get a 12v battery. why would you want that though? you want it on in your bag as you’re traveling? If you can power a screen, then you can power the mm. It doesn’t make sense and
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4y ago
Yea, I have. But look designing something often comes from the heart. You see a need and dream of filling it as a foothold for the next person in their experience. It’s a conquest, for others. But someone that designs a new screwdriver, wit
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4y ago
^totally. There really needs to be action on this front. The problem has a massive scale and is more likely IMO to negatively affect a young persons experience than global warming, war, race and the phobias. Trouble is the human mind needs
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4y ago
I’m pretty concerned about a AI generating infectious memes and memeplexes/religions. It doesn’t take much to start a religious genocide. Look at Hong Xiuquan, the brother of jesus from China. 30 million dead. Synthetic religion could
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4y ago
Three years to make a screwdriver. That says it all
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4y ago
Windows is a terrible OS. I don't even consider it an operating system, rather just malware that imitates macOS.
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4y ago
There should be laws against these 'look at my clever wiz kid' articles. It's not that far off from beauty pageants and equally sick and pretentious. I remember just last week here in Berkeley seeing a young teenager playing
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4y ago
You could move to a country that has Apple authorized service centers. Seriously. Or you could get over the scratch and continue living your life. If you believe in that sort of thing.
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what-imright
4y ago
People like me? You have quite the elitist view for this group and the misconception that you must therefore ‘belong’ in it. Have I got news for you
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4y ago
Sure all that money and respect and sex is just another burden you’re better off without. You should just let go of the bad thoughts that make you desire expertise, that you could become a valued member of society, and instead find the happ
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4y ago
STFU.
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4y ago
Why would you buy a product from a company you hate?
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4y ago
You don’t have a clue what you’re talking about. The M1 can’t be compared to an Intel system, its more performant and power efficient and fabbed at a lower process node. And the memory is packaged differently than with an Intel system. But
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4y ago
I'm mean not really I've been there done that. I regret the time I wasted. Live in the now. The 80's are over
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4y ago
My startup is working on solutions to crop failure scenarios such as from a nuclear war. Unfortunately we calculate there are probable outcomes where the only reasonable course of action is for one selected group to actually consume parts
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4y ago
It would be pretty difficult to trace a silent, transparent, palm sized micro drone, hopping over the ocean for months in daily solar recharge cycles from San Francisco to Pyongyang. You could even make it out of a flammable polymer to inci
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When the types of financial incentives an arms race provides become available, r&d will make the impossible solid reality. You may say I'm a dreamer, But I'm not the only one.
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>>How in the world could a railgun compete with chemical explosives? It can selectively kill in a crowd. And no recoil, better accuracy during rapid fire. Compressed air requires a canister of fluid that requires weight. With a rail g
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