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staplers

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    Comment #49222628

    i have yet to bump into a story where an actually great game goes undiscovered. By the very nature of it, you wouldn't...

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    Comment #49212323

    Yea with my new Tree 2. Pre-order and VC funding accepted now.

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    Comment #49212305

    All its mass is already on the water so it's not displacing anything. It probably made some splashes but it seems like a fairly round object rotating rather than smashing into anyt…

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    Comment #49200547

    I've been to this area and being close to a road does not mean human contact. I drove on that road for nine hours and saw a handful of people/buildings. "Towns" on a map might lite…

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    Comment #49186354

    3. Develop Carbon Sequestration Methods If only we could invent a solar-powered, self-replicating, carbon-stacking, habitat-building machine..

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    Comment #49120435

    I think this highlights most how separated actual os' are from practical ai today (even while terminal apps live in them). If apple owned CC I could do this right in the macos gui.…

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    Comment #48916312

    That and they dont want butt dialing 911 to be easy

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    Comment #48895500

    It's not "don't tread on us"

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    Comment #48895479

    do not have the money to invest in developing a camera system that is sovereignly owned by the city That would render the city liable for handling the data which is already politic…

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    Comment #48742161

    Nimbyism is generally against a public good (low income housing, powerlines, etc)but there is nothing public or good about this. Calling this nimbyism is billionaire psyop lol

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    Comment #48646811

    Slavery isn't a single mechanism, rather a system of many things that keep it all running smoothly

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    Comment #48646789

    Unfortunately not when convincing a large populace..

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    Comment #48499796

    https://ribbonfarm.com/2009/10/07/the-gervais-principle-or-t...

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    Comment #48496562

    those would imply inflation was nearly 100% between the end of GFC and before the pandemic ... yes? There's many things I'm paying double for at this point from 10-20 years ago. Ma…

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    Comment #48449751

    That's done quietly behind the scenes so leaders can blame something else for inflation. See "M2SL" or "TOTBKCR" on tradingview if you want to see inflation live.

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    Comment #48393787

    How does creating wealth hurt others? Inflation. If i print $1 trillion dollars, i buy up all the resources you need to live and dangle them in front of you and control every aspec…

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    Comment #48320306

    A good doc on this subject: https://machines.cargo.site/

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    Comment #48299258

    Dupont, WA is another

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    Comment #48160873

    A Google API?

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    Comment #48090891

    You need to be checking every thing it does. This is what seems to be lost on so many. As someone with relatively little code experience, I find myself learning more than ever by c…

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    Comment #48072145

    You've mistaken indifference with inability. The government can absolutely get something done very quickly if certain people wish. There are numerous examples.

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    Comment #48023787

    the handful of sites you feel like you're stuck using for some reason Billions have been spent building walls around niche and small sites to funnel people into major platforms. Pr…

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    Comment #47977866

    As someone who has written many docs, it's because 99% won't read it (rightfully so if it's verbose). You can turn that doc into a skill in a repo and Claude will read it everytime…

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    Comment #47789829

    I would think, the golden age of criminal hacking is drawing to a close. This assume companies smart enough to do this however. It's rarely the systems that are the weak link, rath…