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Milkman128
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Comment #28470758
There are already other ways to do this. im confused.
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Comment #28470733
doesn't google pay do this?
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Comment #28402817
2017 cheap keyboards, interesting the difference in latency rating between his setup and rting's https://www.rtings.com/keyboard/reviews/razer/ornata-chroma
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Comment #27756216
crypto seems to be mostly gambling. so this fits
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Comment #27756109
dowvotes? so whats the disagreement? Chernobyl? Fukushima? aren't humanities failures?
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Comment #27756046
the only problem is how its not just about global warming but overall erratic weather patterns. Like Canada recently
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Comment #27756041
compared to now? it was pretty darn fixed
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Comment #27753468
nuclear as a tech is great but its still managed by humans.
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Comment #27653535
Agree on the potential scaling issues but the article suggests it operates different from a normal sail more of how an airplane wing generates lift (bernoulli's principle) then cat…
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Comment #27587020
Team explorer saves my days. Playing with command prompts for simple tasks is never ideal
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Comment #27519661
I am mistrustful as hell. I'm guilty of this as an ohioan. To devils advocate my position, a higher stressed group is more desperate and more likely to screw me over? IDK but there…
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Comment #27389772
im surprised we are still making manned aircraft. https://www.defenseone.com/technology/2020/08/ai-just-beat-h...
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Comment #27389751
i mean tesla taught me deadlines dont matter. also making big moves is complicated, attention spans are short, and peoples judgement of time is crap.
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Comment #27178715
If you can account for the resources of each hard drive it kills
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Comment #26937877
History suggests no intervention doesn't go well. Threading a needle based on the situation is necessary
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Comment #26719472
My only gripe on programming is its constant flux. A lot of it seems like invented problems being "solved".
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Comment #26310967
Reminds me of an experiment where chimps outperform humans in speed with simple mental tasks. https://www.nature.com/news/2007/071203/full/news.2007.317.h...
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Comment #26258886
Facebook and news is an oxymoron
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Comment #26258865
Honestly the future is drones. Not sure what the value of maned aircraft is. AI air superiority drones should be their next thing Not entirely but like 15% of the force
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Comment #25929473
Thank you IKEA
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Comment #25916963
not overthrowing democracy should be everyone political affinity
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Comment #25916947
well 2000 and 2016 had legitimate claims. The reality of the claims + the number of people making it are key factors. you cant honestly pretend there is no difference. which one of…
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Comment #25916829
2000 makes a lot of sense though, florida was fucky business. Democrats were symbolic and not inciting terrorists to overthrow democracy on absurdly false claims. dont try feign si…
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Comment #25916695
well 00 makes sense with florida's fuckery and its well known russia helped trump but we weren't sure how deep it went in 2016. so those 2 have real evidence and make complete sens…
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Comment #25705397
Telsa rarely meets tasks on time I'd realistically assume 2025