Youtube comments of Chrysippus (@4.0.4).

  1. We need more apps like this, so that it becomes "the new normal' - privacy, security, and respect for the user.
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  2. Privacy is a human right. That's why I think politicians shouldn't have any.
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  3. "Intel Inside" wasn't about the company, it was about the intelligence agencies.
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  4. >30+ "Bear Daddy" >Kids glasses from cereal box >Maximally cringe neon RGB theme "Why is that other guy popular??"
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  5. The fact some politicians are against auditing the government should tell you all you need to know.
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  6. C: write once, compile everywhere. Java: write once, run everywhere. Perl: write once, read never.
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  7. This person will: - Call you an incel - Complain about catcalling - Talk about beauty standards
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  8. A giant, expensive and bureaucratic skyscraper that's actually a prison, built inefficiently at great taxpayer cost is a better symbol for NYC than the Statue of Liberty.
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  9. What is this, a science channel making a video that's not about the US election? What a breath of fresh air!
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  10. Loki, Grafana, Tempo and Prometheus sounds like the perfect stack for my $5 hobby project VPS!
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  11. You know what's funny? For content creators and artists, doing stuff "for exposure" is a big joke. But here's TikTok, basically paying people to go full clown in exposure.
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  12. Can't hack you remotely if there's no network stack. Big brain time.
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  13. "I need your buns, your ketchup and your mustard."
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  14. I'm not a native Brit, I've never lived in the UK, and never visited. I want you guys to have a country that's yours. This is because I do not despise you.
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  15. That was 100% handcrafted, which is quite ironic.
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  16. Whoa, I didn't knew the study on "red meat increases risk of cancer" was that badly flawed. Makes me think whoever conducted it already had a result in mind before even starting.
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  17. Imagine a world where securing your border and putting your citizens first is a partisan issue
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  18. You could say... Russel has re-Branded. Jokes aside, I love to see the courage. Even if I don't agree with everything.
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  19. I would never forget when the gulf of Mexico split in two, and the Israelites had a come-to-Jesus moment.
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  20. The fact that even CNN is asking this, is golden.
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  21. Imagine eating a hamburger like that - first eating the top bun, then the meaty part, then finish by the bottom bun. The analogy itself shows why it's a bad idea. You want a bit of meat with each bite.
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  22. Number one: In 1945, corporations paid 50 percent of federal taxes. Now they pay about 5 percent. Number two: in 1900, 90 percent of Americans were self-employed; now it’s about time for making a time machine and going back to 1933.
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  23. "it's a private company, they can do what they want!" Oh, but that Christian bakery HAS to bake the LGBT cake.
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  24. Britain should be British.
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  25. Personally I think the constant release of "groundbreaking solutions" is more of a testament to the sea of self-inflicted problems in web development.
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  26. He proves he knows about the subject but gives us zero knowledge. That was the point right?
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  27. 6:30 >wants to give an example >first thing that comes to mind is a lawnmower Truly a boomer.
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  28. I also think a lot about the Third Reich.
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  29. I was about to comment, Yandex reverse image search is the absolute best, much better than Google's. But it seems everyone already knows this?
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  30. The response by the Colombian president reads like a gaslighting angry ex-girlfriend who totally has a life and is over it.
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  31. If someone asked "is it ok to be black" and someone responded "not sure", would the media give that person a pass? Would it be called a middle ground then? Scott is right to lump the two.
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  32. This is why we need bodycams. Because when people protest "the cop was racist", we can see what truly happened, and make up our mind.
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  33. I think it's really important people understand 256 bits is not twice the security of 128 bits. It's twice that of "255 bits".
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  34. Absolutely. And that's a great analogy.
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  35. It was really far away though. It's not like they pop up in front of a cinema crew with good lighting.
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  36. That criminal from Haiti giving a shout out to Biden and Obama was a gift for Trump's optics. Any sensible person would approve of this.
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  37. Can't wait for the trailer where Apple invented LLMs.
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  38. I don't know how much "a lot of VRAM" would cost, but I wish they would sell this exact same thing but with "a lot of VRAM". 8GB is miniscule for LLMs.
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  39. Disarming the law-abiding citizens only makes the problem worse.
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  40. Moderation positions usually attract people who desperately want the power of leadership, but would never get it otherwise. HR is the bigger question mark.
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  41. "What is your current administration going to do about this?" "Lebanon was raised in a middle class family..."
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  42. My mother used to work at "retention". She was honest about it and let people cancel, but that was to the detriment of her "bonuses". The whole thing is evil.
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  43. Uncle Ted: Ideas worth sharing.
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  44. Guys guys, imagine a Roomba, but it doesn't clean, and monitors you! Cool, right? Only the price of an Apple monitor stand!
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  45. The irony of them having "Swiss privacy" on the website... 😂👌 When I first read this story I didn't even though it was Gretas skipping school...
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  46. This is why code NEEDS to be clean and readable. Bad code hides inside "clever" write-only code.
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  47.  @igorthelight  "all else being equal" most people want privacy. It's just not a priority for most people, but that's not the same as not giving a shit. So we need more polished, higher quality FOSS. Also, some people falsely believe that you can't have privacy on the internet, and some others falsely believe they already have privacy with, say, WhatsApp.
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  48. The attention to detail on the 3D rendering is impressive. It's so good you'd think he was going to sell you a mouse. Great voice too, and great pacing.
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  49. He didn't even said how much free speech. Just the idea of a platform not becoming more censorious over time is driving them nuts.
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  50. Normal people: "Sample To-Do app" Fireship: "Tinder for horses"
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  51. Wow, not tweeting for 24hrs is almost half as brave as a redditor's boycott!!!
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  52. One word: standardization. Imagine if changing DE only changed the DE. Another word: modularity. Imagine if it was easy to fix (or swap!) what's broken, or add features.
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  53. I hope the highly visible fall of Disney (and others) serves to tank the whole woke movement. So that in 20 years people look back in horror and anyone even suggesting woke stuff gets laughed off the room.
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  54. This has SO MANY humorous minor contradictions between the characters. This is a work of art.
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  55. I don't think anyone calls themselves "alt-right" except the media and psyops actors.
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  56. I should start monetizing all my "I told you so" predictions. This seems fun.
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  57. Or P# to make it clear it's a whole new, legally distinct language.
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  58. You forgot to mention that 5G will interfere with weather imagery. Edit: Since people think I'm talking about how satellites communicate, it's not it. The ground naturally emits and reflects radio energy in all frequencies, and water vapor absorbs and attenuates the 23.8GHz band, so the satellites "look through" the atmosphere at those frequencies and use received signal strength as a proxy for water vapor content. If we're artificially emitting that frequency towards the sky, the satellites are going to interpret that as water vapor signal. 5G can work on any frequency band between 600 MHz and 70 GHz. There are hundreds of frequency bands that can be used. No nation other than the US has planning on running 5G at 24 GHz due to interference concerns. The US Navy, Marine Corps, NASA, NOAA, and American Meteorological Society (AMS) have all cited concerns to the FCC about this.
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  59. The visualization is what takes this video from good to fantastic. It's very evident you put a lot of effort into making this visually engaging, which is very didactic!
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  60. Are you sure? I noticed the setup screen makes it incredibly cryptic, but it was still an option. Or did this change in the official release?
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  61. I believe we should let our diverse LGBT community and people of color go to Ukraine and Israel. I think straight white men need to step down from that and focus on family-raising instead.
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  62. Don't deport, repatriate. See it's politically correct now.
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  63. Seriously though, if your parents blocked your internet, you'd grow into a rebellious teen that learns how to unblock it and becomes proud of it. The solution always involves talking to kids about it. Communication is key.
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  64. 1) NOOO he can't buy it!! 2) HAHA he'll be forced to buy it!! 3) OH NO he bought it!! Lunacy. All because others might get to speak and have a voice.
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  65. It said 2 days later
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  66. Let's hope movies like these keep being made, so the message of their failures becomes deafening.
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  67. For some reason, Japan managed all of that with no diversity! How could they do it? Wow!
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  68. Remember when Tumblr banned NSFW? They went from being sold for over a billion to like 3 million. It's like buying a million dollar house and selling it for 3 apple monitor stands.
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  69. Seeing an university with this much egg on their face is beautiful. Imagine having to explain to students that your university did an oopsie and didn't even fire anyone for it.
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  70. That's an interesting observation, however consider the corollary - the ego being on the same scale as personal safety (if not more important) to a character that is by all means extremely rational. In other words, one can become the shadow self when the ego is crushed. This is probably what happened in pre-WW2 also, because of the Weimar conditions.
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  71. This! More people should know about it.
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  72. It'll probably be scaled back to a more subtle, less immediately apparent level of racism - because it's making people notice and ask questions.
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  73. I disagree with this but only tangentially. The important distinction is ownership, in my view. When you pay for a Goyflix account, nothing is yours. When you pay for a solar panel, not only is the panel yours, but so is the electricity, now. If it breaks, chances are you can just buy another from whatever company, since you still have the converter, batteries and everything. Sure, you might not be able to make a solar panel from scratch, but you don't need to - if there's a zombie apocalypse and your panel breaks, just get used to cold showers or something.
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  74. That's like at least 94% legal
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  75. Please write about it somewhere! That sounds like hell to debug. Congratulations!
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  76. Now that's a DoS right there!
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  77. TempleOS has not a single network-related CVE. Where's your god now, atheists?
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  78. The idea that the reflection behaviors arise naturally without being part of the training is the most surprising bit.
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  79. ​ @QuantumImperfections funny you mention silence. I would approve of "silence therapy" for women and lookalikes.
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  80. That's hilarious. How do you argue against that?
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  81. Imagine having a money laundry operation the size of an entire country, just for you and your buddies, while the media pats you on the back.
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  82. Reminds me of the clip where Elon Musk laughs histerically at a drowned deer in a swimming pool.
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  83. Not with that attitude.
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  84. I liked the Resident Evil movies, they were nothing like the games, but they were easy popcorn fun with no politics.
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  85. I love how some things, being a novelty or less widespread, were seen as respectable cooking, and how that changed. Like those fancy jell-o dishes, tang pie, fanta cake, etc.
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  86. There's no way bad actors will just fake these content signatures. There's also no way massive intrusive surveillance could backfire. It never happens. Please, I need to keep my social score for grocery privileges.
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  87. Absolutely agree, free speech is the difference between people and serfs.
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  88. "Someone open the bathroom door while I was using it, but my privacy was not invaded since they did not advertise me any product."
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  89. Your example about uBlock makes me understand why YouTube doesn't make it hard to download a stream. Making it harder would lead to "solutions" that simply cost them more.
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  90. I don't understand why macros aren't sandboxed. At least it could have the same security as Javascript. I mean, this attack vector is not exactly new.
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  91. ​ @A.Froster they probably removed some of the woke writing, just like westerns localizers add it in (e.g., making a random dialog be about the patriarchy).
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  92. This is so cyberpunk in a weird, cool retro way. And a story that must not be forgotten, because it is also too relevant.
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  93. Imagine if the World Economic Forum was about economics, represented the world, or was even an open forum.
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  94. Linux is Unix-based but unfortunately, Mac is Unix-cringe
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  95. The "relief" bill makes as much sense as Biden having more turnout than Obama.
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  96. It's a problem when most of the "AI safety" community is fear-mongering, hyperbolic and trying to find the sci-fi novel in the data. And usually the best "solutions" this bunch comes up with is "more government regulation".
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  97.  @Murloc017  Good. I want a world with no corporation or government controlling what people do.
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  98. Tolerance is not a virtue. Certain groups demand us to tolerate what they shouldn't dare ask.
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  99. Socialism always starts and ends with other people's money.
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  100. So a kid defends himself after helping his community and he's a white supremacist by default, but this guy is real deal black supremacist going on a spree and we "don't have the facts".
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  101. "What? The charge port's broken? Sorry, we can't fix that" I'll take this with a heavy pinch of salt.
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  102. "We need to combat election misinformation with this technology". - Apple, 2024
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  103. I support anyone being proud of their native country and going back to it (ultimate display of pride).
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  104. Biggest surprise to me is that the thinking and reflection, wasn't trained. It just emerged from training. Only accurate answers and presence of <thinking> were rewarded!
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  105. What's also interesting is how it's so important that we're hardwired to like it, along with wide "birthing" hips in women.
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  106. No Kim Dotcom? There's a few others as well that could make a part 2, like Aaron Swartz is still serving life in heaven
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  107. As a south american, the US descended into banana republic territory. Absolutely embarrassing and a disgrace to the country.
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  108. Reminder that in all these scams, whatever number of people seem to support it, may be inflated by the creators. E.g., donating to your own kickstarter (or similar). This makes it seem like people are interested.
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  109. Using children as human shields for surveillance technology is in line with using them in sweatshops to make the iPhones 👍
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  110. They're toppling statues of US heroes like Teddy Roosevelt. Never owned slaves, was super progressive by the time, but he was white, and BLM hates whites.
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  111.  @ashishpatel350  I never seen a 720p laptop, most of the low-end ones are 1366x768 or something dumb like that.
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  112. Come on, their flagship was relevant for 6 whole hours.
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  113.  @platinumsun4632  LLMs are not compute-bound but VRAM-bound. For example the 3090 and 4090 have similar LLM speeds because the VRAM is about the same speed. 5090 will be a big jump, not from compute but GDDR7 and 512-bit bus.
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  114. It actually sounds like a good browser. At least the devs seem to be normal human beings as opposed to palemoon's basement dwelling fedora crossdressers.
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  115. It should be a blind process. Even the name should be replaced by an id before admission is decided, so no bias.
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  116. If I ever have an enemy, I'd also like them to be like Joe Biden.
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  117. "Here's how the Alt-Right is appropriating cooking and why that's a bad thing".
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  118. Wait that's not the "right" way to say it?
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  119. Love the comparison of learning to make a cake from a children's song. It also raises the question of how many recipes change, emerge, and fall out of fashion in the centuries between one and another artifact.
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  120. Congrats everyone, you solved racism! Just make sure there are no mentions of native Americans anywhere either, it's all racism.
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  121. That explains a MineCraft I mean MeinKraft server called SciCraft. They even tried making an automated dirt farm before the mechanic was patched.
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  122. Imagine if government officials took their job more seriously than you took your elementary school homework.
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  123. I know "Code (coming soon)" usually means it won't be coming anytime soon, but I really hope it does this time. Even if it doesn't; this is 8B!!! At some point, we'll run this locally!
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  124. Windows Vista being old enough to buy me a drink feels super weird
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  125. Saying that corn stars get 70% of the rate of PTSD of combat veterans is incredibly insulting to combat veterans.
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  126. The internet had peaked around those times. It's been downhill ever since.
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  127. I feel bad for the last guy, he seems otherwise very smart, but come on. He shilled his illegal website to a border patrol agent.
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  128. Trump didn't do anything about this. He should. We should pressure him to. The CIA also needs to work for the American people, not against it.
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  129. I'm really glad rumble is starting to make it big. $7.5M in subs is huge, it proves real lots people are there watching, not bots.
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  130. All the times I've looked at a boomer relative's laptop for tech support, the browser is full of malicious addons somehow. That said, I thought you'd say the removal of the web request API was intended to halt the rise of distributed apps that make p2p style requests from the browser or something.
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  131. I would have spit my coffee but I wasn't drinking coffee.
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  132. He just needs to absolutely reform the HR department, alienate the activist employees, have the CEO resign, and slowly the platform can become sane.
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  133. India becoming a bigger economy would also help giving China some pushback - they don't seem to like China one bit. And it could become a non-communist industrial powerhouse, maybe.
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  134. Was thinking the same thing.
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  135. "I don't really understand how these stars are chosen, but most of them suck". Dude, you answered your own question.
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  136. These algorithms were initially invented by the late John McAfee to handle his harem of side girls. This is why they're called "load requests".
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  137. BMP is not the problem here, after all you can put whatever binary blob in an uncompressed image format.
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  138.  @ElliWoelfin  it's more like the other way around / admiration for the aesthetic.
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  139. "I'm sorry, I cannot discuss the perpetrator's skin color as that would promote harmful stereotypes and goes against my Trust & Safety guidelines."
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  140. You know what's funny? "Back in my day" (millennial) finding stuff was way harder. You plugged what you wanted on Google and it still wouldn't find it. Nowadays, you give it some vague description of a plot and it spits out the precise movie you thought of. So it's like, 90% of tech questions I get are answered by googling the same question. (Not endorsing google, but you get my point)
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  141. I'm sure they would never put profit above scientific and journalistic integrity.
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  142. The power level of fireship is off the charts. Guy knows his stuff.
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  143. CNN and BBC is True News™
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  144.  @D.a.n_D  ironically that made the answer less clear to me lol
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  145. You mean the time when LARPers walked in after the guards opened the doors?
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  146. ​ @godzillazfriction yeah apartheid Africa or 1940s Germany wasn't "racist" either they were just "generalizing"......
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  147. GPT? Computers that can draw? Bro it's 2005 wake up.
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  148. This is the biggest moment in bald history after Breaking Bad.
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  149. Probably like the people view the press - as a laughing stock.
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  150. Remember kids: writing a backdoor is no excuse to write poorly performant code that wastes CPU cycles so much it alerts the authorities.
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  151. You can trust NerdVPN, where we drink military-grade coffee.
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  152. Looking at the world today, you have to wonder, who won WW2?
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  153. Imagine a pen that decides what the writer may write, a chisel that won't sculpt anatomy, or a car that refuses some routes (last one might become real...).
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  154. The media still pampers Resident Biden way too much.
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  155. Honestly I'd be surprised if sociopaths don't have an artistic side.
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  156. It would probably be cheaper to have a robot that routinely mops the floor even when it's clean than one that just detects it and calls an employee.
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  157. The Note 7 was part of South Korea's "Samsung Option".
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  158. The star of David on a bank is like a cross on a church.
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  159.  @cumberlandsauce8621  Brazil. There was actually a small museum in a small city I lived celebrating what you guys did with our railroads. You'd be surprised, but most normal people like you.
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  160. [MUFFLED OY VEY IN THE DISTANCE]
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  161. That oversight cost them money.
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  162. ​ @yegorgribenuke6853  the "red menace" was real in the cold war, the doomsday clock was really close to midnight in the literal sense. There's nothing wrong with being anti-CCP. And while America isn't perfect, China is the worst of the worst in human rights, animal rights, environmental issues, draconian censorship, organ harvesting and pretty much anything you could imagine. Don't be fooled by China-apologist propaganda and look on what they do to Uyghurs. The Chinese Communist Party needs to be erased from the face of the earth.
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  163. There is also /opt which software can use to /opt out of the correct file system structure.
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  164. ​ @tony_5156  you really think Youtube is a fair and unbiased platform? It's also acting like a publisher since a long time now.
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  165.  @JeremiahParker-q2d  and then blue anon clapped.
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  166. He's the real life version of that Bogdanoff meme.
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  167. I think it's fair to say, this "software security" company has caused more damage through incompetence than any of the biggest hacker groups could dream of when trying really hard.
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  168. Anything to the right of Karl Marx is far right to some people. Neo-Bolshevism has to end.
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  169. Ratogiro Didn't stop everyone from going all doomsday like it was the end of the world. Moreover alienating the same people that voted for Obama twice as if they're suddenly racist. It's madness.
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  170. Reminder, this was the same media that questioned the 2016 election for 4 years. Now all of a sudden audits are a problem.
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  171. He's going to officially win the popular vote this time. That's going to be a salt mine.
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  172. This is it 100%. It's not about being the "bad boy" but imposing yourself, being sure of what you want and having confidence, even if it's fake.
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  173. I do not really understand why someone on the west that is not jewish would want to protect Israel at the expense of the western world. If it was an US territory (under US control, not the other way around) I could understand it, or if it benefitted the west in any way (as opposed to siphoning off from it). There is no reason to defend or even care about Israel's imperialistic ambitions. If the US was under distress, Israel would never care to help non-jewish Americans.
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  174. They fell silent because they ran out of breath. Soon they cry again.
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  175. If you're struggling you should probably meal prep and eat better tasting, cheaper and healthier meals.
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  176. A lot of companies do that. Usually it means their product isn't actually THAT good. Or they don't want the backlash if it gets "misused".
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  177. Quick make this about Trump or Coronavirus or race.
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  178. This flies in the face of established science so bad it hurts.
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  179. "I'm not a conspiracy theorist at all, I believe everything I hear" 😂 way to write between the lines there.
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  180. The reason the tribe is so hung up about the Natzees is that they've gone 8 decades without being expelled from a country, it probably messes with their head.
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  181. Wait for the 4080Ti and they will.
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  182. You realize a person doesn't individually produce 3k of saffron like that right?
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  183. There are alternatives right now, and guess what, they will only get better over time.
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  184. I guess pedantic posh designers in France don't have the option of using French to sound more sophisticated.
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  185. Conservatives have slept for the entire baby boomer generation. It's time to take freedom back.
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  186. He looks so funny somehow. Like he knows the other guy is one pastry away from exploding.
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  187. Yes! Hopefully one day this happens to every part of the UN too.
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  188. I cannot wait for when the pendulum swings back hard. Wholesome content, masculinity and femininity celebrated, good role models, good humor, etc. It will happen some day, mark my words.
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  189. Wouldn't change much. It requires at minimum a GTX 1060. Most laptops (which are the brunt of OEM bloatware) have integrated graphics.
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  190. I'm starting to realize zoomers have (generally) the same computer skills as boomers and that's incredibly sad.
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  191. ​ @AB-cd5gd  if movies were well written, I'd agree with you. Don't get me wrong, talented writers could make much better movies than AI. Sooo... Hollywood is doomed.
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  192. Nitin they would probably make it about the gender/race of different numbers, or draw some number in a way that fans of that number don't like.
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  193. Things that seemingly didn't work: - being fully vaccinated - having a "zero tolerance" dictatorship Meanwhile, in Japan, unvaccinated people are packed like literal sardines in the subways, and they're somehow fine.
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  194. "But I have nothing to hide, so I don't need privacy! I have nothing to say, so I don't need free speech!" - the eternal lemming.
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  195.  @KP50-oj6ce  I mean... You could also say it's a French statue and that the "Huddled masses" poem is Jewish. It's still associated with NYC.
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  196. She IS a flight risk. The plane could buckle.
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  197. - What does /usr/ stand for, professor Bing Bong Park? - It stands for USSR, student Bing Bong Lee.
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  198. I hadn't even considered this, but it's true, they could even insert "test images" on the database, there is a computer virus equivalent called EICAR.
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  199. Here's the only 2 things I ask of such games: 1) One-time purchase. A few DLCs are ok. 2) Available on PC, ideally at launch.
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  200. So this means you can simulate the sequential memory of a Turing machine using only functions and parameters?
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  201.  @wacesferpit  thanks, that's exactly my point. I think everyone's just used to it, but the whole Unix philosophy is entirely absent from DEs. It feels like they all try to reinvent everything, and implement everything, in their own unique special way.
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  202. Boomer who doesn't notice they're ads: "wait, some results are ads?" AdBlock/uBlock/etc user: "wait, some results are ads?"
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  203. Even better is that glass/metal/ceramic/etc just LOOK AND FEEL BETTER than plastic, most of the time.
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  204. Integrity is everything. Trust is built in years and undone in days. My respect for Crowder.
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  205. I remember seeing the hopeful birth of Patreon, the fall of it (since Lauren, Sargon and many others), and hopefully I see the exodus. It's more than overdue.
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  206. You're a fucking glorious person. This video is so god damn top notch, you're raising the bar not only for freely available content, but to worldwide education in general. You're directly responsible for the overall improvement in education for this and future generations, and all that comes from it. You're a role model and I couldn't thank you more. Plus I can only imagine the neat abstractions in the code behind those videos.
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  207. The funny thing is, this doesn't just go away. It's not like self-respecting men will go back to drinking Bud Light.
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  208. Talk to women.
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  209. I was initially surprised at Gemini's context window. It fit an entire old movie in ~1.5M tokens! It then confidently made up a plausible response, timestamps and all!
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  210. I really, really hope Trump's incoming presidency is one filled with sweet justice, served cold.
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  211. "[...] the working class [...]" - geriatric who never worked in his life
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  212. I find it wild how Google's AI seems great for reviewers and benchmarks, and then you try it out yourself...
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  213. Wakanda is right next to the Ebolaids Republic, hope their vital infrastructure is not affected, such as the Cobalt, Tantalum and Tungsten mines. My heart goes to the people whose smartphones might not be shipped if the situation gets worse.
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  214. The US air force might have left a spy balloon fly in, but you can't ignore how diverse and multicultural our boys and girls (and more!) are.
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  215. "Cheaper after 24" referring to 24th of December. It's not wrong in that a girl below 25 has a much higher "sexual market value". It's like saying rich men can date more easily. No shit Sherlock. I don't get why people get so worked up in the west about it, as if it was a sad predicament - it's more of a healthy pressure to get young woman to find the best lifelong partner they can while their chances are highest.
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  216. They censored a bunch of words a while back. Good riddance to them.
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  217. So if all the votes are public, and you can check the results by yourself, can't you tell what each person's vote was by checking the full list, and then checking a list that doesn't contain that one person's vote?
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  218. The results are phenomenal but the size... And cost! Well, this is certainly for professional photographers who like to DIY. The one where you reused a TV was much more practical!
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  219. Don't worry it's not a Honeypot this time pinky promise :)
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  220. Grok-3 having less "safety alignment" is a massive feature.
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  221. Stable low temperatures mean you're not overclocking it enough :D
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  222. Or mass delete good posts and ban active users for no good reason.
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  223. Now they need to pick a side. Either disavow the LGBT, or double down to appease 1% of the market.
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  224. Which "murder"? After all, Kyle survived his assailants, right?
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  225. A small suggestion - developers hate having to fix huge codebases, but they like coding plugins much more. Make stuff modular and people will contribute in small, contained, fun to write chunks of goodness.
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  226. "If you want a masculinity teacher, go with The Golden One, you probably don't want to go with Andrew Tate". Absolutely agree.
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  227. I understand why their pro variant is not open, but it hints at what will one day be the state of open source (much like what happened with GPT-3.5 or DALL-E 2).
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  228. We need a final solution. And an ethno-state.
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  229. Oh my goodness, you Golden Ratio guys. It always has to be the Golden Ratio. You guys see it in everything. Q: Which numeric constant is close to 3.14? A: The Golden Ratio...! ...With a little margin of error, but if you squint a little, you'll see it too!
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  230. I don't think they will; DALL-E 2 hasn't had any improvement since the beginning.
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  231. Buzzword soup: "data mining big data with AI-based cloud computing"
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  232. He's not crying because he's sad, he's crying because we're unhappy. And he's sorry. There's no medal good enough for this man.
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  233. At some point we'll have to rebuild, reconquer, deregulate, not just "conservatism" - there won't be much to conserve. We need something more drastic than what the right wing is now.
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  234. Thank you for reporting the facts. Well, aside from calling him "far right"...
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  235. That's also a good reason to use Godot in general. Don't underestimate the joy of lightweight and its effect on productivity.
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  236. The Golden One is very wholesome and honestly a comforting listen no matter the subject. Well-read and hypermasculine in the best way possible.
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  237. CERN had accidentally collided the Clown Particle and set us all on the honk timeline.
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  238.  ULTRAOutdoorsman  what makes you think a real orange had any part in that creation?
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  239. Python is a LOT faster... ...than Ruby!
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  240. That is essential. The government doesn't pay for anything. Nothing is free. And the really rich barely pay into that system!
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  241. "Hate speech" was created to stifle free speech. All speech needs to be free, whether you hate it or not. We need a worldwide, enforced 1st amendment.
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  242. Unfortunately for Kamala, people judged her on the content of her character.
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  243. I saw someone implement turing completeness with checkboxes and CSS. It was slow as molasses.
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  244. Yes, every time.
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  245. bUt iT hElPs iNnoVaTOrS (No it doesn't)
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  246. Google: "Workers of the world, unite!" Google later: "NOOOOO NOT YOU!!"
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  247. The irony when WallStreetBets is giving to the poor while RobinHood is protecting the rich.
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  248. I really, really hope they take YouTube to court. We need a lot more news outlets like them. Props to whoever manages to keep that network the way it is.
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  249. Imagine how much money a single government bureaucrat has cost to everyone involved.
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  250. ​ @pilferedserenity1570 if you had dementia you wouldn't care that you can't log in to whatever basket weaving forum.
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  251. WebPositive sounds like the OS gets a medical condition of the internets, transmitted via packet exchanges when your ports are wide open.
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  252. The only question is when good people will stop watching all this just happen.
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  253. Agree 100%. Having kids and raising them properly is essentially your own ethno-state. Be the change you want to see in the world. Don't cry about 1945, work towards the 2038 centenary.
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  254. If you are in Ukraine, fear not. Stephen King has donated a shipment of thoughts and (secular) prayers.
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  255. I really hope this meme isn't an indication of actual hype, because GTA6 is probably going to be a big disappointment.
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  256. Just Google the jargon you don't understand. With time, you need less and less of that, until it becomes just natural. You won't depend on companies making the product you want, if you can just build it yourself to your exact liking (and often for much cheaper)
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  257. This is a really great idea, and branding private, local "clouds" that do not send your personal info anywhere but at the same time bring greater functionality as "Web 3.0" is a great way to make it clear that this is the way forward.
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  258. A recent and significant change I've seen recently is PC components being a lot more looks-focused. Motherboards having covers and heatsinks (sometimes ironically ineffective), graphics cards invariably having fancy designs, even RAM now has to look good. Heck, even the cables have to be all-black or having a custom color, and "ketchup and mustard" molex connectors are a sign of poor pc-building skills. RGB is everywhere, even on power supplies (Thermaltake) and SSDs (Team). Noctua fans, in the past a staple of good builds, give room to Corsair LL fans (among others). You have features like "LN2 mode" on motherboards (mine has it, a Crosshair VII Hero), plus "absolutely overkill" VRMs according to guys like Buildzoid who's channel name is "actually hardcore overclocking". So components right now are really really different from even a few years ago. This is in part because cases now have more glass (the case I got has glass on every side except the back and bottom) and liquid cooling, a niche thing, is now semi-mainstream. Motherboards now have things like RGB controllers. It's a very interesting time to be building PCs, but at the same time prices have spiked a lot, which proves that many people are willing to pay them (either that, or the only people still building PCs are the ones who like it, and most casual users only use laptops). Another cool thing is M.2 and U.2, also small form factors and at the same time E-ATX for processors that cost 4 figures and require absurd cooling solutions.
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  259. Some games actually hire architects - even then, it's usually to make sure buildings make sense. Level design is a field of game development that is separate from the needs and interests of architecture, but I'm sure some architects would find it interesting to dissect such spaces.
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  260. I think people criticize Styx too harshly. I also think he should take a look at that criticism and understand why it's levied at him.
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  261. Anybody Trump picks will be the VP. There is no need to pick anti-2A Tulsi.
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  262. Glad for you, I'm hoping mini Paul will be imagining his shock well into the future.
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  263. People don't know how bad it is. A lot of people will just get the CNN version of reality.
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  264. I think when it does pop off, people will not be ready and warned. Since we have news of it, everything is fine this time.
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  265. Remember the "peaceful" protests a few months ago? The media cheering on the ones responsible?
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  266. That ROFLcopter at the end made me remember things used to be so much more fun :(
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  267. ​ @AnyMEmdq you could hand craft artisan relays and switches and it wouldn't cost $1k. The $20 at Home Depot is already inflated.
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  268. This is a baffling security oversight, how did they leave this hole in for so long?
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  269. I wouldn't call them notorious regards, since they lack the notoriety. More like, generic, fungible regards.
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  270. ... you can root WebOS?
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  271. I wonder what Terry would think of LLMs. Probably, the devil.
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  272. 100% agree. These are the laws passed by a lawmaker who feels comfortable and safe in oppressing their people.
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  273. Economy doesn't need to perpetually grow. The stability of Japan, without replacing its population with foreign immigrants, means Japan will still be Japan in decades to come - putting people before the economy.
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  274. I can't even fathom having a wallpaper of a photo of me (some people do), but having several portraits of yourself on display...
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  275.  @ghosthunter0950  the problem is career politicians, like those who were getting huge paychecks from the USAID money laundering racket.
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  276. Can't say that either, the slur "stupid" is offensive to the cerebrally challenged.
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  277. That cheeky redacted meme gets a gold star, great humor here.
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  278. I wonder how many IBM 360s would "fit" into a Raspberry Pi Zero, either with emulation or with (optimized) recompilation for ARM. "if it ain't broke"... oh boy.
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  279. KARASIRA That's called winning. Being self-employed and not failing is harder, riskier and much more profitable and enjoyable. You only work at a company if you can't build one instead. Stress and thrill are two sides of the same coin.
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  280. And my Snake is Solid
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  281. DeSantis puts the Con in Conservative. He's playing both sides like a politician.
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  282. It's surprisingly common to see people using the wrong flag emoji when making a political statement...
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  283. Come on, Linus Tech Tips is just clickbait that delivers, and that's why it's popular. Also computer science is not as popular as "consumer geek culture".
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  284. She says what she thinks you want to hear. It does come across.
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  285. Did they hack your school lunch or something?
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  286. And not hate him for the things he did outside, either! No, he'll give them fresh new reasons every day, I'm certain!
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  287. ✅ Open source AI ✅ Open weights AI ✅ Locally runnable AI ❌ Apple, Google and Microsoft
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  288. I think most "affordable" household robots will be a Roomba with a bigger arm (tall enough to use a sink or something). Though I'd love it if humanoid ones are affordable.
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  289. I remember how there were memes about that possibility back when SOPA/PIPA/whatever were being legislated. I didn't think it was possible and that Internet-enabled people were too smart to let it happen.
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  290. He's unironically so open about all he's doing that conspiracy theories are just spoiler alerts.
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  291. You probably mean the Python wheel.
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  292. Should be grounds for suing him for every penny he has, had, or will have.
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  293. Ben M Which part is hard? He explained it so well, step by step.
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  294. What's a bit disturbing, is the slippery slope didn't just end. There's still a ways down... Sends shudders down my spine.
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  295. Laken Riley was also "a dreamer". She also wanted "a better life". And she clearly became "a victim of the system". Does she matter, too?
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  296. Python for me. The language is a perfectly acceptable 6/10, but the tools for it are a Rube Goldberg machine where you kinda need docker because otherwise "it works on my machine!"
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  297. I don't think the laptop restrictions are enforced by the setup or at runtime, it is probably just about manufacturing requirements to be able to bundle Windows with a sold laptop.
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  298.  @Andy_Sidaris  make patents exclusive to the individual then. If the individual leaves or passes, no patent anymore. Or give them a time limit of say 5 years. Not perpetual license for a corpo to own a concept.
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  299. As a non-German, I support the right of the natives. Ashkenazism is the biggest problem.
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  300. It would be good to spin this into pushing to open up every politician's tax returns. Politicians shouldn't have financial privacy.
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  301. As someone who is generally against abortion, the government shouldn't say what you can or can't put in your body, be it pills or vaccines. Your body, your choice.
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  302. Yes, but the people who vote for the Dems support both these things.
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  303. Absofuckinglutely
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  304. As someone in the region, I support this separation from BRICS. It's a really fragile and badly-defined union. I can't see it helping in any way.
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  305. The most important feature, of course.
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  306.  @spiritualanarchist8162  Depends on the demographics. Consider how Detroit was once a beautiful city, but the demographics were more similar to the Netherlands than Ethiopia. Now, it's more similar to Ethiopia. Similarly, there are very cozy small towns in the US.
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  307. Gavin is not the cause, he's a symptom.
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  308. Would get flagged by the ADL.
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  309. You know what's great? The content is so bad now that there's nothing to miss, anyway!
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  310. The editor I use has these keyboard bindings, Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V, I use them a lot.
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  311. Learned a word today.
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  312. I knew Kotaku was dead back then, too. It just didn't lay down.
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  313. @Blaxer XO do you even know what an RFID scanner is or do you just assume it's some star trek shit that magically vacuums your data?
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  314. When I'm old, I want to tell young people about not just Vice, but all the others as a distant memory of what to prevent forevermore.
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  315. "It's the moral panic of the soccer moms" Says Styx about a group that: - Barely includes moms - Would rather boys played with barbie dolls - Has no morals - Closest thing to panic is to shout oy vey
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  316.  @evil1st  you never know lol there's some grown ass adults getting scammed and not doing the math on how expensive junk food is. Plus unfortunately lots of parents don't know how to cook either. As a non-American I think Americans could eat so much better by simply choosing to.
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  317. The "long tail" really explains why AI slop is so mid - it is literally the middle of the distribution of language. And you can see it in most models, even if different wording is used.
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  318. It's the intention, a so called "chilling effect".
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  319. Yep, it was her mark in history.
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  320. Agree a lot with horror not needing to be visceral. Some of my favorite horror movies are psychological horror. Jacob's Ladder is pretty good.
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  321. That? So the "skinny, white, conventionally attractive" all being said as if they were a negative, didn't lose you already?
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  322. ​ @landerbennewith6169  not if you watch mainstream media.
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  323. Who will think of the billionaire mega corporations? 😢
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  324. Imagine having voted for Brandon.
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  325.  @dimaryk11  I'm from Brazil and you can certainly find it for about $4.3k, which is still expensive as fuck but not 8k. Minimum wage here is about $210/month. A vast majority of people earn less than 2 minimum wages. You do the math and imagine how intractable these prices are - on the "upside" they are all in stock.
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  326. A lot of liberals in New York love to quote the statue of liberty (a French gift, with a poem about "huddled masses" by some Jewish lady), then turn into NIMBYists when the huddled masses come.
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  327. By bankrupting Target, you are not hurting the workers. You are hurting the corporation. Someone who does not shop at Target buys somewhere else, and that somewhere else will hire the workers Target can't afford.
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  328. Berniksus only in the paid version.
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  329. That's not a bad video but the premise is misleading. You're not talking about companies, you're talking about top labs who can snob the plebian developers because they pay top money for top talent. A regular company (95%+) will not look for "comb-shape" talent (or rather, they'll have to settle for way less).
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  330. Studies show that women live longer, less fun lives than men 😂
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  331. It is female circumcision. Another way to talk about it, is that male circumcision is male genital mutilation. I'm very happy at being 100% whole.
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  332. ​ @jannieschluter9670  he's actually telling you to do something about it. It's not your duty, but it's possible one of your talents. Don't see why you took it the wrong way.
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  333. Don't worry as soon as the economy improves they'll talk about how it's all still Bidenomics.
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  334. @DoctorPecker  Minecraft was a blatant ripoff of infiniminer. Who cares? Even if it's just "Pokemon with guns", there's people who want to play that. Why should one corporation own the idea of throwing a ball or collecting monsters? It clearly offers something Pokemon doesn't, otherwise it wouldn't be popular.
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  335.  @FatherAndrew-Scarlet-Priest  do children with cancer have an equivalent of the ADL, the JIDF, etc?
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  336. I hope I live to see "West Taiwan" no longer be a meme, but a colonialist ruling situation. Live long and prosper, TSMC bros.
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  337. What do you mean knowledge of "most CVE"? There's... A LOT of them (rough estimate).
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  338. It's more a matter of being designed to run off a flash drive, not able to.
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  339. Imagine when she grows older and (hopefully) realizes what a sham it all was.
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  340. ​ @hubertnnn ??? Why are you equating watching ads with working at a job?
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  341. Ubisoft: "you'll give us one too, right?"
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  342. Well, definitely funnier that the "why scientists don't trust atoms" one they love so much.
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  343. Wrong, Pringles successfully evaded a potato tax by being able to claim there's not enough potato. These at least look like just potato and seasonings.
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  344. I am really shocked at the amount of people who just google for streaming sites, that's no way to sail the seven seas.
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  345. Why would you even care, though? "Democrats are the real racists" will never get you anywhere.
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  346. Get the current H1Bs to train their American replacements. Then, send the H1Bs back.
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  347.  @ronvaughan8041  You're completely right, this isn't just about Pence. Most VPs take a much quieter role.
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  348. Unfortunately they probably got that sorted out via rigged voting.
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  349. Just charge those more per ad. They'll come back, just make them pay more when they do.
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  350. Black nationalist, not "tragedy" or "disaster". It wasn't some accident of nature.
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  351. I fully believe Occasional-Cortex is just grifting and doesn't even believe what she's saying; that's why it sound so dumb most of the time. The real dunces are her voters.
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  352. We need Snopes and PolitiFact to look into the chicken that allegedly crossed some unspecified road or street, according to anonymous sources.
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  353. I still remember how in 2011 Youtube had some privacy guidelines telling you not to use your real name online. Ah, how the times have changed...
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  354. Watching on ReVanced 😂👍
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  355. Honestly, the 70B is probably not too far behind the 671B. For example llama 405B isn't several times smarter than llama 70B.
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  356. As someone from Brazil, can confirm most people in charge have no clue wtf they're doing, and any actual experts have to swim through red tape and bureaucracy to get anything fixed.
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  357. Iran probably spent way less on those drones than the US taxpayers spent on lsrael's border defense.
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  358. "Any last words, comrade?" "It wasn't REAL communism!"
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  359. Noticing and pattern recognition are a leading cause of antisemitism.
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  360.  @audreymcknight  as much as I agree those relationships don't tend to last long, it's possible a fetishistic age relationship is mutual, informed, and consenting, and that it's just one facet of their love story.
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  361. Putin should have thought twice before he put Russia next to all the US bases. Biden has a border to protect.... Ukraine's.
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  362. This video is so relevant after the Biden "victory".
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  363. Real MVP.
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  364. Wait, Nvidia has so few 50-series cards they have to giveaway a 40-series card?
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  365. You're tearing me apart, expansion of the universe!
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  366. There are a lot of "cooking channels" with women. There are barely any nerdy food science channels with women. It's just a difference in inclination between both genders.
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  367. Trump should bring Canadian economy to its heels so Pierre Poilievre has a fantastic platform for the Canadian voter in October.
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  368.  @somerandy3062  if you're arguing we wouldn't have human rights without politicians, my condolences.
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  369. List of things Apple has done right: • A phone fit for girl hands • iPad's S Pen • Stylish design praised in San Francisco and gay bars across the world
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  370. Imagine if that was talked about half as much as the mythological wage gap is.
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  371. Funny Bush - War Nobel Peace Obama - more war Evil Orange Bad Man - peace! Not Senile Joe - back to war
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  372. OF COURSE anti-semitism is alive and well. Look at what they're doing to keep it that way.
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  373. "Puerto RICO is not a crime!" - Alexandria Occasional-Cortex
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  374. This is one of the shirts of all time, Styx.
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  375. Wholesome content, so approved. I highly recommend dry brining overnight by the way. Will make tough meats tender. You can also use meat tenderizer; another way to deal with tough meats is to cut in thin slices across the grain.
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  376.  @monkeybusiness1999  their wine probably cost more.
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  377. 1) kick out passionate people like Brendan Eich via DEI 2) enshittify the browser, only principles are DEI 3) people stop using the browser 4) last non-chromium is gone
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  378. Always around kids...?
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  379. Imagine you go to a desolate land, build a house, people move in, say they always lived there and try to kick you out, with full support from distant neighbors.
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  380. "We live in interesting times" >Orwellian dystopia footage Checks out.
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  381. History channel: the alien dinosaur nuns of ww2.
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  382. After that grinding wheel treatment, you'd probably have to microwave the butter before cutting it.
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  383. Yep he was raided too, in a very public manner
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  384. Wow, your channel is overflowing with so much great advice that I really needed in my life right now. It really helps.
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  385. I didn't know you before the "what is a woman" film, you're really entertaining and comical to watch (despite the subject matter). We need more Matt Walshes in the world. Good communication, quick wits, humor, humor. Good ol' humor.
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  386. I was just looking for a library that says hi to my mom, thanks. Doing it manually was clogging up my main thread. Please also cover how to integrate it with TTS and VoIP!
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  387. ​ @matousak2 it's a scream of pain uttered by people who were hoodwinked into buying that game, thinking it would be good.
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  388. Biden: "Hey I got an A+ on a test once!" "So what it was a blood test?"
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  389. Honestly, this is mildly cool, but a nice sigh of relief for anyone thinking AGI was around the corner. Also for Anthropic who can just CoT Sonnet and replicate this.
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  390. Farming insects is not environmentally friendly right now, just like "lab" meat. There is the promise that one day it will be, and you can even believe it, but I will not eat the bugs, I will own stuff, and I'll be happy.
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  391. If people vote for Hillary in 2016, I'm sure Kayne has a good chance in 2020. I mean you can fund ISIS and rig the primaries and still be supported by half of Israel's subaltern country.
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  392. Long live the Boer people and I hope you take your country back.
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  393. ​ @OneTwoMark when an entity creates an artificial "grassroots" support for something. E.g., bots praising Kamala, Disney, a game, etc.
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  394. That's what I believe and hope too. Game development certainly is moving in that direction, with large studios making terrible decisions.
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  395. People need to start getting comfortable in saying uncomfortable things. Because there are solutions to all of this, they just don't look like puppies and rainbows.
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  396. If cars get commercialized, people might run over each other and drive drunk. I don't think cars should be accessible to the general public, since I believe complete safety is the only thing that ever matters. Anyone who doesn't see it my way just doesn't get it. #SayNoToCars.
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  397. It's not even about retardation. All major software is moving that way (and I don't like it either). We already know when Blender 3.0 and Blender 4.0 will be released even if 2.x lasted for 20 years. Linux as well is moving in that direction. I think they just feel really good for having a major version bump, they are no dunces.
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  398.  @familyguy1996iscool  you can't know that, especially in the heat of the moment with a subject that looks stronger than you and doesn't seem to care about cooperating peacefully.
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  399. Wow you pronounce romance languages very well. Wonder if you actually speak Spanish/Italian with any degree of fluency. That said, Cornu*o is probably the least romantic of the romance words, even more than El Divorcio or La Creatura.
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  400. There's no good way to make a super-strength robot. You'd need batteries that don't exist and motors that don't exist.
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  401. Seriously??? I'm kind of astounded if it took you this long. You have got to be joking, that's too masochistic.
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  402. There is a growing disgust for left-wing media among the common folk, and that's great.
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  403. Not if you're smart. But you fail to see the entire context of the situation.
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  404. I can think of a few reasons why someone would want to dev- >No adult content allowed Oh. Nevermind.
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  405. I have a feeling actual outlaws would not watch something like Mental Outlaw.
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  406. Negative reviews are not "review bombing". Using this wording justifies Steam deleting bad reviews on behalf of a "victimized" company.
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  407. "End of quote. Repeat the line!" - Joe Biden
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  408. I love how you present the "personally oversaw war crimes" as a hypothetical, and not business as usual.
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  409. MAAMA sounds so much sillier than FAANG.
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  410.  @milktots6933  I agree, it would be equally bad if African characters were whitewashed in a movie released in Africa.
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  411. India superpower by 2020 🍛🛵🐘
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  412. "And we'd have gone away with it, if it wasn't for you meddling local sheriffs" - Glow in the dark secret service
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  413. For all intents and purposes, your relative worked at a different company, that just happens to be called the same today.
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  414. My wife got an email like that. We're appealing, they ask if you have been mentioned in any "credible media sources". I smell shenanigans. Also her status didn't change, I'm surprised yours did, we have until October.
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  415. Also beautiful women, traditional family values, ethnically stable high trust communities, owning your own stuff, eating lots of juicy red meat steaks, believing in a higher power above anyone's ideology, and the list goes on.
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  416. Uehara Ai
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  417. As a Brazilian, I thought it was almost just the US without free universities... I didn't think it was only 9 countries that had it, I mean we're third world, for fuck's sake.
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  418. This is some great content. You really fit the "disappointed, but not surprised" Asuka vibe.
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  419. Don't watch SNL, it can cause brain damage.
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  420. I never thought the difference between "man" and "woman" could be so intertwined in a language! I can imagine it would make some people uneasy.
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  421. Ten years ago? This goes back to the 1940s.
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  422. P for other things too. Have you seen the Nilfgaardian soldiers armor from The Witcher adaptation?
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  423. A "peace in the middle east celebration" would cement Trump in history. Most of what he's after follows that line of thought.
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  424. There were many movies made during WW2, and most of those do not even mention the war. Imagine if Snow White suddenly made comments on the themes of that year; it'd be jarring.
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  425. Recommendation for peeling ginger - a spoon! It sounded silly when I first heard of it but it works.
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  426. I'm ok with government oppression when it's against global mega corporations. Apple should be forced to sell you the OEM screen they use.
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  427. We can read between the lines. He cannot unban AJ right now; not because he wouldn't but because of external pressures. If Apple/Google remove Twitter from their app stores, it must be clear how unjustified it is to everyone who sees it.
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  428. His videos were on another level. And he was so sharp and snappy, I miss him on yt.
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  429. Come on, Hitler loved his own people and fought for them more than once. No need to slander him by comparing him with a communist globalist that stands opposite on every issue.
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  430. Freedom > safety. Make them all write the "sticks and stones" quote 100x on a blackboard like Bart Simpson.
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  431. They just read "Eve is hottest when..." and ignored the rest.
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  432. Not just that, but injustices by (and to) entirely different people based on skin color, gender, etc.
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  433. It should be illegal for US officials to try and undermine law enforcement. It's baffling. And no, it should not be easier for people to immigrate legally. Let people fix their own countries.
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  434. You guys are big burger propaganda and I'm hungry now.
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  435. I would think piperine/capsaicin in peppers is more of a danger.
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  436. Ceded land? 😂 Look at the map of Israel since its inception in 1947 😂 ceded land...
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  437.  BonesyTucson  pretty sure New York is a Democrat stronghold buddy
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  438. Americans need to make sure the 2020 "election" never repeats ever again - or your country is gone.
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  439.  @RunninUpThatHillh  it's not their homeland, that's why. That's what some Austrian painter meant with "rootless cliques".
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  440. "man up" could be used like RTFM.
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  441. Is the problem of "Islam links to terrorism" a problem of AI detecting a pattern, or a problem of the real world?
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  442. It's about having an evergreen promise they can make (and never do it). They would much rather Trump was anti-abortion and anti-weed.
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  443. It doesn't look like the limiting factor was Luke's internet, when his laptop was struggling to encode a 480p webcam stream and show a site at the same time.
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  444. 48 does look like part of a larger number... heh. 47 makes me think of the Hitman game series.
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  445. Burger King said women belong in the kitchen for last year's women's day! 🤣
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  446.  @andrewcruz1931  Marcus Follin. He goes by The Golden One.
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  447. Australia looked at wolves and thought: "not scary enough".
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  448. You two are the most respected in tech! Ask anybody.
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  449. Downstream01 What would be the gender pronoun of a pandigital number?
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  450. You mention the difference between Sunnis and Shias, but the most baffling thing is, does this guy know that both groups also do not overlap with Mexicans? And... you know, maybe it's not THAT easy to smuggle a "nucular" warhead through the Atlantic ocean. I mean... I'm not even a Mexican and I feel offended on behalf of them.
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  451. As someone who actually used it, it's very barebones. Like, I wanted custom easing curves for transitions and it was easier to code that in AviSynth and render from that. I expected some GUI for easing curves in Blender, linear fades look really robotic.
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  452. I hope, some day, AI is cheap enough to train that we can have LLMs be free of HR cat lady political views.
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  453. Will they label old WHO claims as misleading?
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  454. Yes, anybody with two brain cells could have predicted this. You can't expect NYC politicians to pass that standard.
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  455. It's important to erase from the English language the idea that the government pays for or funds anything. A lot of people get handouts "from the government", not many know who paid for those.
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  456. This makes sense, seeing as Anaconda's speed when "solving environment" was inspired by Windows Update (and possibly Greenpeace).
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  457. But what if the data contradicts The Science(tm)? We can't have that.
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  458. Or in pre-SP2 Windows XP there was a "feature" to send system pop-ups via the network. They looked weird, but it was enough to scare someone.
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  459.  @mb2776  RAM and VRAM have vastly different speeds. Some applications, namely transformers, depend on VRAM speed. If you dabble on neural nets you should know not all architectures are the same. You don't have to believe me though, the speed of LLMs is consistent with (V)RAM speeds.
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  460. He should use the mugshot as his campaign ad.
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  461. Russia can hack the election ez pz with Facebook ads, but the mail-in ballots are incorruptible. Says CNN and WaPo. 😂
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  462. We call him Poem Billy!
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  463. You are the kind of actual journalist we need. Congratulations.
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  464. I think people fear planes the most because they believe to be quick enough or smart enough to not get into a car accident, or how powerless you are in a plane.
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  465. Current 8B beats GPT 3.5 on most metrics, we've come a long way.
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  466. Some YouTube channels that do "actual hacking" do that for the memes, such as LiveOverflow.
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  467. Your country is pretty amazing also, for many reasons!
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  468. I wonder if this is some reverse psychology on CNN's part, to make everyone love RFK Jr.
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  469.  @smopuim  It was a joke, but it was an actual quote I saw from some popular youtuber after they got found out doing popular youtuber things. It's still over the age of consent anyway, just creepy if the guy's considerably older.
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  470. It's incredibly racist to deprive Africa of all those future doctors and engineers that migrate into first world countries. We should make sure that they stay to help their Wakandan brothers and sisters.
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  471. I see your point, but, is it really our place to judge what consenting adults do with their fetishistic tendencies?
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  472. Exactly. His VP pick should sound like a worst nightmare scenario for anyone thinking of JFK'ing him. Tulsi is just a Democrat with an (R).
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  473. You guys are the best. Allegedly.
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  474. Especially us in the south... 😢
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  475. This is very good for the optics of decentralization and the argument that, no matter how gilded the cage looks, it's all gold foil that shouldn't have cost your privacy.
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  476. I think cleaning is about getting rid or filling in data, and reduction is about summarizing, think the map-reduce stuff.
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  477. I also hate the "cold white" LEDs! These are usually 6500K, but there exist 4000K ones (warm is 3000K) which I use when I want "white" light. 6500K is depressing. By the way some smartphones (like mine) have a filter that removes the 60Hz/50Hz flicker (selectable). Dunno how it works, it can't be doing FFT filtering to the whole image in real-time at 4K, can it? Maybe it scans the sensor at just the right rate and adjusts brightness with a gradient overlay?
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  478. Alternative question: Are people who whine about what RMS and Linus said good for Linux? Maybe not. Maybe we need a lot more people with their atitude. Maybe you should defend their honesty, and redirect your rage at the dishonest people, also known as journalists.
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  479. NFTs are a dumb bubble / money laundering but the idea of blockchain smart contracts is... Smart. Also that's some cultured sculpture artist right there.
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  480. Is his mother alive? That's at least one vote!
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  481. No, he's doing great. Just wish he was more free speech and booted the WEF lady.
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  482. Must be really hard to talk with apple's dongle in this person's mouth.
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  483. I believe Hunter and Joe could do anything at this point, in broad daylight, and nothing would happen.
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  484. This bug requires a very minor fix that's commonly applied on Apple products, the Buy Another One method.
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  485. You're a legend man.
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  486.  @Chillerll  I think he would have hated it with a passion. Would have been fun to hear a rant.
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  487. It's interesting how, today, you'll never see something with this much workmanship and personality with a company logo; a concept that possibly itself changed.
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  488.  @onthecouchwithdonatodavis9569  there are many ways to stop racism. Not enabling looting and rioting by calling it all a "protest" for example. Not focusing on the race of people to give preferential treatment or special hiring opportunities. Not forgetting someone robbed a pregnant woman at gunpoint when mentioning their tragic death. Not talking about police brutality only when one race is the victim, and forgetting an even more brutal case because the race wasn't the correct one. There are many ways to solve racism.
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  489. Finally I can write programs that use emojis as command line parameters.
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  490. You mean "do not reproduce and be a childless hedonist".
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  491. Lol, a Menger Sponge heatsink would look cool! Very... space filling though ;)
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  492. Fatty8Claws https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Cleu6luWYAA7DNB.jpg
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  493. The Frankfurt School was (and a good part of modern Cultural Marxism still is) Jewish. Not saying /pol/ is always right, but...
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  494. I feel bad for the real owners of the land who were displaced in the 1940s to make way for the state of Israel.
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  495.  @FlyingThunderRooster  you realize that's unironically what's happening, right? Xenoestrogens that screw up entire ecosystems, including us.
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  496. Conspiracy theories are just spoiler alerts.
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  497. ​ @thebrowns5337 neither fruit nor veg will get you B12. Meat yes, but unless you eat a ton of meat you probably want supplements.
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  498.  @khashayarr  not really. Just give it a bunch of examples of API calls and corresponding requests from users.
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  499. That's horrible :(
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  500. That keynote was so awkward, like Jensen woke up one day and his company was 6th largest market cap worldwide and he has no clue why.
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  501. The reason people can't normalize there is because it was manipulated from outside for a long time, and nobody harmed by it will find that reasonable. Like, let's say Russia decides Vermont belongs to the ethnic French, and you realize all the politicians in Russia happen to be French for some reason.
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  502. A tragic decision. Modern-day racists won, justice lost.
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  503. Wow, and GTA V is still a top selling game on Steam. How come it's so old?
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  504.  @chad_usa  just a regular home computer, I see.
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  505. ​ @sixfeetwonder_ as long as the writing is terrible and they hate their audience, they will keep the slow downward spiral into irrelevance.
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  506. Some major Linux distro needs to have the balls to go Wayland-only.
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  507. You're killing it with the memes man
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  508. Ahh email newsletters, the way to memoryhole content/resources before Discord was invented.
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  509.  @unikol-u3r  Well that mirrors the news situation. You won't get credible news on Putin if you listen to RT, but they will reliably call out the BS from the west.
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  510. You are correct, but the slightly worrying realization is that now we have a pretend-thinker that performs better at human tasks than a number of humans...
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  511. The fact your turnout was so low this past election was shocking to me as a non-brit.
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  512. They've explained their own demise. They did everything activists wanted. Result? 1000 people worldwide seem to like it.
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  513.  @06kellyjac  Python 2.7 STILL being around is something I can't understand.
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  514. Sounds like a politician.
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  515. I have a feeling 50 years ago Disney wasn't pushing LGBT issues on prepubescent children.
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  516. Boston Dynamics are geniuses. The biggest problem with robots like these is public perception, a stunt like this is perfect PR.
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  517. I support how Japan deals with immigration. Really hard, second class citizen basically forever, etc. Supposedly Japan is in decline because of this. Go from any big US city to Tokyo and say that with a straight face.
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  518. Lab-grown meat is less ecologically sound. Consider when we have a whole cow, we get a ton of byproducts, including fertilizers for all the vegans. Everything is used, leather, bones, everything. We already perfected the machine that turns grass into beef.
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  519. Private and secure browser that needs an account to use, sends your data to Google servers and doesn't even secure that properly.
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  520. Their backup plan would probably be to move to Israel or something.
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  521. The tax code is complicated so that very rich people can use loopholes. A simple tax system benefits most.
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  522. They're the one ethnic enclave you really can't criticize in the west.
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  523. I hope Italy can find a way to increase the number of native Italians. Though a smaller population is not as civilization-ending as a replaced population. If you have fewer Italians or Japanese, you still have Italians or Japanese.
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  524. Especially that "Other" category you didn't name.
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  525. I disagree, Adobe has certainly did some things wrong.
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  526. I just hope this kick starts inference backends like ollama, kobold, ooba, tabby or any other into having native support for any test-time compute approaches. Would be nice to query some fast small model like a 12B Mistral and get it to take longer but think through a better answer.
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  527.  @Al-oe8ib  Strange that Putin waited until Biden was in office before waging war. Really makes you think. Well, maybe doesn't make you think, but... baby steps.
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  528. You realize WebGPU doesn't run in the cloud, right? And that cloud gaming is mostly an alternative for people with no GPU?
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  529. Congratulations. You're doing the right thing.
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  530. ​ @NighttimeJuneau  about FSD, I honestly believe he severely miscalculated the difficulty of that problem. He routinely makes good on other promises (which are ignored because it's not news when things go as planned), but he makes too many promises in general. I think he desperately needs his ego stroked, same for Trump, but that doesn't stop them from doing a world of good.
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  531. Wobble? Billions of people moving around in the surface of the Earth has no gravitational impact, it's like throwing grains of sand at the walls of a stadium. Animals probably just have less noise/pollution/etc to worry about and thus feel safer to wander around.
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  532. Was the notion of "degenerative art" really that bad? There is art out there with the intention of dissolving cultural morals. Decisively perverse, intentionally gross. Is it that bad to say that "drag queen story hour" needs to go? They sure want us to stop existing.
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  533. It's kinda sad that the same people that complained about SOPA and PIPA would vote for it now. Some Millennials really sold out in that regard.
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  534. Kyle is the sort of guy who would not only watch TYT, but even team up with them! I'm glad Joe gives an opportunity for absolutely anyone to come on the show. He's really kind, there's no minimum caliber whatsoever.
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  535. I just hope that the massive downfall of Disney and other similar-minded corporations will bring down the whole California-style political messaging. Like in 20 years we'll think "remember how movies used to be woke?"
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  536. She almost won. Remember to shame and redpill every gullible normie who supported her.
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  537. Kudos but maybe don't talk about conspiracy theories with the sheriff...
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  538. I'm certain that, after reading this compelling argument, law enforcement will see it all differently, and change their minds. "He got us there."
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  539. Could you make a Ryzen one? Maybe with the 3950X when it comes out?
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  540. NANI??
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  541. Isn't it unbelievable how many people voted for Biden?
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  542. You can probably emulate an IBN 5100 down to the last transistor right now, but SERN causing a time split does sound realistic, since we're on clown timeline right now. El Psy Kongroo.
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  543. Remember when everyone hated malls? The dystopia of the future was malls everywhere, that eeeevil capitalism. Well, now it's nostalgia.
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  544. Not only 4, I still remember Patacones.
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  545. I am glad Elon is "surprised" and "concerned", that much is already better than the competition, but it is just step one. I wanna see change.
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  546. 3:34 he's using the mask wrong smh.
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  547. If it wasn't for this random video I wouldn't even know. Yet women's day is plastered everywhere.
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  548. Don't feel bad though, ideally you wouldn't be the top creator there anyway. What that site needs is good non-political content!
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  549. In your example code around 3:00 the baseSalary variable has a value of 30_000. Is the underscore ignored? I've never seen this in production and can't find any spec for this 🤔
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  550. I don't understand. Why would someone choose to live in modern-day Gomorrah?
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  551. The police there are just as guilty. I'd resign before I'd "follow orders" like that. Are they even human?
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  552. "Did you hear what CBS said about Jerusalem?" "Why would a pharmacy talk about Jerusalem?"
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  553.  @shrimpfry880  they will not make it that obvious. It will just be random discord/reddit/twitter memes that people save without further consideration.
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  554.  @V8King770  yeah, everyone has cameras. have you tried taking a picture of a plane? Or the moon? It looks quite large in the sky, but it's hard to take a photo without a telephoto lens in a DSLR.
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  555. Being able to read the text.
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  556. Joe Biden just has a cultural difference in cognitive values.
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  557. Sadly it's not that easy. The west is also to blame, they could end this immediately by negotiating a peace agreement (i.e., keep Ukraine neutral and don't have it join NATO/EU). The west wants to win the war rather than avoid the war - they don't care about Ukraine at all.
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  558. Tampax?? You gotta be kidding.
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  559. Soccer moms are an excuse from the 90's. There's no "moral panic". Nothing of this involves anyone's morals. You don't have to do such mental gymnastics to avoid the possibility that maybe the tribe of those in power have all of this planned since quite some time.
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  560. Paulo Lombardi yes, people all over the world use ~1.62 as a magical constant that can help in any design... of course they'll later adjust kerning, move things a bit, resize this, rotate that, etc. so it's a magical constant but it can have some margin of error, right? Also, even if you forgot to include the Magical Golden Ratio in your design, you just have to look a bit and there you'll find it! With that helpful margin of error that makes it so relevant. For example, did you find something with a ratio of 1.3? Well, that's ALMOST the Golden Ratio! 1.8? That works too! 3.2? Well, let's say it's twice the Golden Ratio! Wheee, Golden Ratio everywhere! Now all of us can look professional and sound like we know what we're talking about! It's in the magic of The Golden Ratio.
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  561. I don't think we have a problem with compatibility really, as standards have evolved to a great extent. You can even run a program written for one OS in another. But nothing is cleanly designed and it leads to heaps of abstraction. One one hand this also means skilled programmers can pull off amazing tricks in intensive tasks like video codecs and game engines. x264 is a work of art.
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  562. Why do you guys upload auto-generated subs? They're really bad anyway. Some deaf guy out there would be very confused lol.
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  563. That isn't midjourney, since midjourney doesn't let you fine-tune custom models (only stable diffusion does).
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  564. Notice how they don't say democracy, they say "our Democracy™"
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  565. Mike Johnson is the equivalent of a RINO for the Libertarian party, I imagine.
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  566. Henry Ford said on the allegations that the Protocols were false, something along the lines of "well, they have been true to this point".
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  567. Lettersoup agencies already have this. Not to mention lots of video editing software. Now you and I have it too, that's the difference.
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  568. Just like WEF would eat steak and foie gras while flying on individual jets to go talk about the climate and bug-eating.
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  569. ​ @michelleheadley2911 then make a certification, not a ban.
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  570. I heard R is pain. Is that true?
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  571. He made great videos on the subject. But please, drop the Q-LARP, it's a PsyOp.
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  572.  @PrestusHood  can also confirm, which honestly doesn't bother me but it's funny how hardly anyone here will take issue with it unless there's some threat of consequence.
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  573. Why not freeze military aid to Israel first?
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  574. As someone in artist circles, it's very common for random people to find meaning in a piece that the artists themselves didn't even notice, let alone intend. The audience is half the equation.
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  575. He's incredibly good at covering news.
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  576. Gab is almost entirely correct, and his only fault is that most European values stem from various sources, not just Christianity (e.g., Greek philosophers weren't Christian). Libertarians just want to get stoned in peace and disregard the collapse of the western world. Libertarianism is to put self-gratification above all else. Remember, sucking c*ck is "brave", so the NAP is not violated in drag queen story hour. The "live and let live" crowd is absolutely toxic.
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  577. Revoked
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  578. This looks like minimalism, brutalism would probably have a black/900 weight slab serif ultra expanded font that's intentionally too big or too small to read
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  579. @andrewyp6724  I get that, but this does not help "the little guy", which is what offends me on these discussions. It's great value for a company, yes. But they can fire you next month and rake in decades of earnings off your work. It is not designed to help the little guy.
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  580.  @a_soulspark  next-token prediction based on a fixed-size token window is to thinking what holding a camera is to cinematography.
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  581. Ok, then why the hell didn't llama release something between 8B and 70B for 3.1? (at least Mistral graced us with 12B and 22B, those are fantastic btw).
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  582. 2011 was a year of trials and tribulations for me. 2023 seems better, personally. But on a global scale, 2023 looks a lot worse than 2011.
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  583. It's up to the population of a country to pick better leaders. Not just at the highest level, but all the way down (and outside of politics) too.
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  584. It's still compiling.
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  585. Remember impartial, unbiased journalism? Well, I don't, but I wish I did.
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  586. It's really dire how the past could be lost forever. I hope data hoarders with lots more storage than me are storing copies of stuff they find important.
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  587. Low bar these days
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  588. Coolest webs: 🥉 The web 🥈 James Webb telescope 🥇 Gary Webb
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  589. This is your once-in-a-blue-moon reminder that Laura Loomer exists.
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  590. It could be about specific botany. It could be about an Austrian painter's birthday. It is about ghosts.
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  591. Remember how the 2016 election was toootally haaacked by Russia?
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  592. Lots of people throughout history were vilified, it's eye-opening.
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  593. All the "safety alignment" irks me and I don't like it one bit, so of I was going to pay for one I'd pay for Grok instead. Though we're spoiled for choices.
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  594. Yes, correct. But it was red and green, I believe. I don't think it was common to portray Santa as all-red before coca cola.
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  595. There is a lot of cases where GUI > terminal. Image editing is a prime example (and no, not everything is as simple as what you can do with ImageMagick). Or 3D modeling, or video editing. Or whenever you want a rich visual interface to represent and interact with complex data that involves lots of zooming in and out (like an audio's spectrogram, some relationship graph, etc). I'd even say there's use cases for voice-controlled software, and I'd be using a lot of it if it was strictly offline. Like getting to your home and just telling the lights to turn on and what music to play - I just don't want spyware to come up every time I shout "Hey Botnet!".
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  596. Imagine the next crop of AMD chips in SBCs, when they start packing Navi cores. The future is bright.
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  597. If this is not illegal, the right should do it too. Right Wing Ad Squads.
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  598.  @cbr8206  how would Vivek get a 400%+ boost? Why would anyone voting for the better version of him change their mind?
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  599. The political winds of the world are shifting. Even a lot of the NPC population are starting to rub two and two together.
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  600. They could have transitioned into web content. The medium is outdated, but there was still a market they could cater to.
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  601. Joe became like this recently, but Kamala has decades of experience.
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  602. Medieval dark fantasy, trans. It's pretty insulting.
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  603. What about closing off Africa and letting the Wakandans sort it out themselves? We could offer remote euthanasia from a safe distance at the borders.
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  604. Yeah, vague laws and unequal enforcement are the root of a lot of evil.
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  605. We, as a society, need to ban Twitter and Facebook.
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  606. I am going to have undocumented ownership of that quote.
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  607. Censorship is bad, no matter how you slice it. Plus, what the PogChamp guy said was nothing violent, he just asked if the unarmed female veteran would get the same treatment as george floyd.
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  608. Just a reminder that if you buy an Xbox or legally play Microsoft games, you're financing this system.
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  609. You don't need to see the movie (and pay them), you can judge by the trailer, or some online review you trust.
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  610.  @potcrak1  ah yes I remember the dancing Saudis, singing their Hava Nagila (famous Saudi song).
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  611. Why did they even use a company to register their domain? I saw people get a domain ransom'd because it was bundled with some hosting package (HostGator I think). Really, you can register a domain with a NIC directly usually! (I do this with ISNIC). A site like 8ch should not have relied on the good intention of a company.
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  612. Hey, this video is great. You could do a similar one on CSS Pre-processors such as Stylus, Less, Sass, Pleeease, PostCSS, etc.
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  613. Amazon and the delivery driver need to be sued for this, even if he was at fault for trusting Amazon and giving them money.
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  614. I just hope it becomes an uncensored, 4-bit quantized model soon so I can compare it with WizardLM or Vicuna (both have 30B versions you can run under 24GB of VRAM).
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  615. The "not knowing" stage is categorized by not knowing how a Rubik's cube works.
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  616. Honestly, the only thing Linux needs is more of Wine. If it got to a point where you could just double-click an .exe and a default VM runs the program for you and it works, a lot of people would jump ship from Windows.
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  617. Honestly it surprises me that out of all the scandals, this one gets so much attention. I mean, it looks like an average Biden scandal.
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  618.  @skywz  sorry that was very culturally insensitive of me. Park Bing Bong and Lee Bong Bing then.
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  619. Also who says women even like stronk empowered womyn? Or that they don't like the same stuff that attracts the "male gaze"?
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  620. ​ @YeviCoulson  not really. Is your PC an IBM? Is your phone Nokia? Do you take pictures with a Kodak? Your games, GameStop? Your movies, Blockbuster?
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  621. At some point it becomes a quantum tunneling problem!
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  622. Which one is which?
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  623. They say the chemo was helping with the cancer but honestly I think it was slowing it down. Luckily it managed to pull through in the end.
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  624. I feel like the solution to this is: 1) Find good employment for people who would resort to such a thing. 2) Improve the legal form of it.
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  625. Imagine being rich, young, famous, female and beautiful, and somehow screwing that up.
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  626. ​ @mightnare3237 what kind of Fisher Price nanny OS would decide if you can or can't screenshot? It's your computer.
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  627. They have a reputation, it's just not a good one!
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  628. The licensing would be a very interesting conversation if the model was not lobotomized to hell and back for "safety reasons". It's trash.
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  629. What's holding this back is that it's dumpster-tier hardware, and also the software was unoptimized.
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  630. We should thank him for showing his true colors. But most people don't even see such things happening.
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  631.  @jrt2792  exactly, so imagine finding creative ways to humiliate yourself just to become a clip in a meme compilation one day.
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  632. What's most surprising is that Wikipedia is bad for quick summaries too. If you want a quick understanding of a topic, there's almost invariably a better resource for that.
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  633. Anyone old enough will remember a Google that was very different. Great search results, reverse image search was great, a push for an open internet, etc. It's sad.
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  634. I understand "free to play" but that business model leads to grind mechanics and padded out content. I much rather pay once and get a dignified experience.
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  635. I never imagined how clever this was! I can only imagine this is used for more than just faces right?
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  636. The Onion should hire whoever was in charge in the past.
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  637. YouTuber "Really Graceful" has a great video on wether the US should support the country that sank the USS Liberty and tried to keep it hush.
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  638.  @N8O12  yeah, bummer that we won't see a Juggernaut, PonyXL, etc equivalent because of the license and possibly technical issues. But what we got is already very useful.
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  639. avts I wish all science videos had CC, it makes it easy for translators. That said ze English of ze German zientist iz fine. It's a cute accent!
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  640. ​ @digitalfinancialmarket  "intellectuals" aren't always smart. Sometimes they just agree with each other ideologically and assume that's intelligence. This is one of the problems with Reddit, for example.
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  641.  @flyingsword135  Not necessarily, they might be on an airplane with rich politicians.
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  642.  @JanicePhillips  I used to think that but there's zero reason for it. Like, don't microwave in plastic, but it's not going to change your food, and it's in a faraday cage.
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  643. It's perfectly possible to keep a NAS or web server 24/7 as-is, with no cooling at all... Trust me, the SD card will be the thing that dies sooner.
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  644.  @thesaintnoodle  lawyers will routinely do their best to harm innocents and defend criminals for a hefty profit. Yes, on occasion they'll defend your rights, as long as you can afford it - and unless your rights were taken by someone with a bigger pocket. Basically same ethics and morals as advertisement agencies.
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  645. It's so strange that we have so many ingredients in common with that incredibly ancient recipe!
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  646. You don't debate for the person, but for the audience. In a closed space, don't even bother, but with an audience (the default online) you might convince someone on the fence instead; always debate thinking about who's looking at you both, who would they side with, and why.
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  647. We're casting Shadilay 2.0 and they're playing with Yu-Gi-Oh horoscope.
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  648. Look, I get the appeal. If it's 3 in the morning and I need some stubborn software to just work, I much rather this than editing some makefile to get some snowflake software to compile into a working version.
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  649. Well you can learn (there's hardly any coding involved in using it as opposed to improving it) Or wait till someone uses it and "consoom product".
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  650. ​ @venomx4093 it was probably a joke, but it says something that nobody knows this astroturfed candidate.
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  651. Imagine if anti-white carried the same consequences as anti-semite, and was handed out just as quickly.
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  652. Tulsi would be a terrible replacement for Trump in case they "have their way". I don't understand why you'd want that anti-gunner democrat.
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  653.  @lorireed8046  There's another tribe that doesn't like Jesus, rumor has it that they even crucified the guy! Read it on a book.
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  654. @mb2776  you should play around with the many local ones! It's kinda fun when they are finetuned to take off all the guardrails, even if it's not 100%. They don't think, but they sure as hell feel like it sometimes. If you need text-based stuff they are ready to use too, unlike having to do NLP the old way.
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  655. The categories are so bizarre you end up with a torrent application in "socialize".
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  656. It's used a lot. libre/gratis is another way to split "free" into the two Latin definitions of the word.
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  657. It's called WHO because WHO KNOWS what they'll do about the issue.
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  658. Sargon is looking, speaking and acting really professional here.
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  659. Being beautiful and pleasing people is a job. There is no problem with that, or with what people find beautiful - it's in the eye of the beholder. The only thing needed is work/life balance, even if this topic regrettably attracts the attention of people wanting to "challenging societal norms" or demonize what people like.
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  660. It took them like a year for them to add a search feature. Google. Also promising "negative latency". Gamer Nexus tested the latency on Google Fiber and it was still bad.
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  661. According to Carbon-14 dating, Biden is still approximately only 80-90 years old, confirms press secretary.
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  662. A lot of people on the left like to cite the fact he was "a socialist" so he would, in their mind, only criticize Trump. Disregard the fact both his most influential books were criticizing Soviet Russia...
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  663. >PDF file I'm not BLM but I'll steal that.
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  664. The ancient Greeks also had a great book about female empowerment and women in politics.
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  665. The idea that every Mexican who voted for Trump should/would be deported really tells me what Democrats think about Mexicans.
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  666. Remember when this was a conspiracy theory? Remember when an election result was questioned for 4 years by the media?
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  667.  @eugkra33  by the looks of it you're scared because of their stance on homosexuals. Fear not, most of that is "stay away from the children", that "somehow" the western LGBT community feels as an attack on their core values.
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  668. Fun fact: a lot food in your country comes from China or has ingredients that do.
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  669. I try not to think about that too much because it makes me angry.
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  670. Nine is adult age in goats, so maybe there was a confusion.
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  671. For real, I wouldn't trust her to bag groceries properly.
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  672. ​ @thecheese4255  thankfully for us, your use of the word "intelligence" is merely a colloquialism.
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  673. I think Sargon is either out of his depth or exaggerating his reaction to some things. The cells playing pong were just a small bunch of neurons, no consciousness or anything like that. In fact, the training aspect is kinda interesting. The "reward" was neatly ordered signals. The "punishment" was random signals. Tells you something about how we form habits, if you think about it.
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  674. Just imagine giving people what they want instead of THE MESSAGE and live cloud services.
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  675. """""Turnout""""" you say.
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  676. Make your enemy think you're weak when you are strong.
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  677. @logan_wolf  italics and bold are are _ and * respectively, there's also strike through but forgot if it was - or ~
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  678. That's horrible. And he spawned 9?? Good grief.
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  679. Immogration is only a solution if you don't care about preserving human biodiversity and cultural heritage, and only care about the economy and GDP. A very narrow mindset.
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  680. Don't even know the details of the tragedy but I'm sure the solution is draconian legislation that expands the ever-growning role of the state.
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  681. @Aureus or worse they get used to some locked-down iOS nonsense that doesn't even have a real file browser.
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  682.  @uis246  free software foundation is about open source. I don't need everything to be open source, big plus if it is, but it can start by just being repairable and not phone home.
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  683. You won't even have to change your flag much lol
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  684. I hope she runs again, since I like Vance. So please everyone, let's encourage her!
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  685. @MM-ij1jh  well, especially not Germany.
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  686. Pessimists: L shaped recovery.
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  687. Anime is usually 12fps or less. It would still be very easy to differentiate because everything is simplified to exactly the same level (it would need to leave/recreate some fine textures selectively to improve the effect).
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  688. >NOOO YOU CAN'T BUY >NOOO YOU CAN'T NOT BUY >NOOO YOU BOUGHT
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  689. Note that he said that many years before Steam Deck!
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  690.  @kyraiki80  they have a triforce as a kkk symbol on their site. I still wonder if someone trolled them into that one.
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  691. It used to be comedy. Now it's retroactively understood to have been dystopian futurism and psychological horror.
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  692. Don't feel too confident about Brazil, our midterm elections have been stolen and they will be stolen again when Bolsonaro gets the same treatment Trump got. It's sad, man. People are right wing but the elites are commies.
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  693. Did Fireship make a video on those new (and/or less used) Javascript features like logical assignment? I missed that one being introduced.
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  694. Styx will have something to talk next 🙃
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  695. Sedition would help the US a lot. Isolates the cultural problems of places like California. Maybe even build a wall around it!
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  696. I hope he doesn't. Some amendments are more absolute than others, and Tulsi fails to see that.
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  697. ​ @dylanschmidt9056 well, criticizing New York (Wall Street) or San Francisco (big tech) is numerically more anti-Semitic than criticizing Jerusalem 😂
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  698. You assume they're only there to make a profit. YouTube itself doesn't make a profit. Sometimes social manipulation > profit.
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  699. "Society puts too much pressure on men: women most affected".
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  700. Am I the only one that really appreciates the embedded database? I hope that feature stays, it's the reason I'm going to try it for a small pet project.
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  701. I think the biggest problem here is companies rarely want to really be decentralized, and without giving up control it's just a marketing gimmick, not really decentralized.
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  702. I can feel the world shifting, and I love it. Twitter isn't even that expensive to run, so this really makes a difference.
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  703. ​ @patrickbateman312 the question is, why is that the US's problem? There are diplomatic solutions too. This war was caused by NATO actions, mostly. There are agreements that could be made.
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  704. I understand why Vivek is in such low polling (if you were to vote Vivek, why not Trump?) but how the hell is Haley so high? Like who votes for her, the small hats? The cat ladies?
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  705. What's next, Saudi Arabia calling for respect of human rights?
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  706. They think it's 100% chance with the man and <100% with the bear.
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  707. In case you don't know, Facebook has been championing open source AI research for quite some time already. It's kind of strange since I also don't like them as a company, but they've been very open unlike Google, Microsoft and "Open" AI
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  708. I wonder what you mean by this other than, you fell for some really cool fiction literature.
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  709. "It's really expensive" >Only 3x as expensive as aluminum
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  710. I just wonder how long will the final few % of media credibility will last. It's either people born yesterday or way too long ago.
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  711. We are anomalous We are a region Forgive and forget Expecto Patronus
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  712. "Beep Boop Hello Fellow Humans"
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  713. Fun fact: surprisingly, the Pacific Garbage Patch is not a city in California!
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  714. Really??
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  715. Man I miss the early days of Web 2.0 where every API was as open as possible and everything could improve everything else. We need openness back.
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  716. You will live to see man-made waifus beyond your comprehension. - Nikola Tesla
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  717. Whenever there's UFO nonsense in the news, I look for the other news. I hope many people start doing this.
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  718.  @sdjslkdjlsskldjslkdjsl8262  I rate them 9 out of 11.
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  719. Fun fact the JSON global object with parse and stringify was once a library by the Chuck Norris of Javascript, Doug. Browsers just made it native. At the time, it was a security concern that some devs were just doing eval()!
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  720. The problem with this video, is one can see exactly, and in detail, the political opinion of the author. There are words like "objectively" being the conclusion of opinions of the author. And if one agrees with all the opinions of the author that's fine. But, a few names changed, and you'd be describing modern China, including the replacement of religion, the racial purity, and communal duties above individual rights. And a lot of people would watch that alternate timeline's video and congratulate you for describing communism's problems so elegantly.
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  721. Can't you even install Linux on a Chromebook?
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  722. Jeremy it's ok to say you don't like Ethan. It's a position held by 99% of your viewers so it's ok not to fence-sit that one.
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  723. What's worse is that, on paper, this is a great feature. I don't use Crapple products, but if I did, I'd appreciate this feature. While of course being spooked by the dim glow of the dark ones.
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  724. Wait, there's people who would vote for RFK Jr.? Is this some advanced form of humor?
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  725. Why would it even matter if someone denies the Holocaust? It's very interesting how much of a sacred cow it is.
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  726. And that can be demonstrably (statistically) fairer (more likely to predict if you'll pay back your debt or not) than any human who decides based on emotion.
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  727. MindsDB is the most interesting one but that Planetscale free tier is almost too good to be true... Makes me wanna do something with it.
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  728. "Conservatives United for Cruz and Kasich" or C.U.C.K. for short.
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  729.  @brianwaltse281  simpler solution: latino. "She was a latino." More generally, latinos would rather you not call them "latino", so you can just say "she was mexican" or "she was colombian". Surprisingly, latino is not a country.
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  730. Reminds me of when someone had published re-write of M€in K4mpf as a feminist manifesto and it got through peer review too.
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  731. I was curious about how you train these. Could be fun doing it ourselves even if the results are crappy/undertrained.
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  732. Entirely correct. A sad progression.
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  733.  @clonkex  based on how long it took for task manager to open for him on what I assume is a powerful machine, I'm not sure I'd want to learn it. Modern but slow? We already have desktop HTML for that.
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  734. Styx, just make sure your life is all right. It does look like you're not showing what's going on with you and that's ok, just focus on getting it back on track.
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  735. He can legitimately run with the slogan "Let's Go Brandon".
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  736. So Kaiba hired the secret police. Will Yugi challenge the secret police to a duel? Will he keep his MtG exodia left nut card?
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  737.  Andrew_koala  Some brands are stylized in all caps. Not all. And everybody can understand "Yamaha", no need to make the name stand out from the text.
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  738. The judge should be sent to a treason tribunal, let alone disbarred.
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  739. Gary Johnson was bad already. That party is a joke.
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  740.  @violetfem1808  I don't like Milo for many reasons but I agree he has a right to speak.
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  741. 3ft cords are the reason for some of my extension cord use.
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  742. The internet back then was such a FUN place, kids these days will never know.
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  743.  @SunwardRanger83  strange, nobody cries this much when mom and pop retailers get decimated by lockdowns. Jobs moving away from woke megacorporations is a good thing.
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  744. As a Brazilian, the election was as fair as the US election. And our Jan 8 was identical to your Jan 6. Surprising lack of creativity in the playbook. Bolsonaro didn't say a word during the protests too, but got blamed for them.
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  745.  @OkieDokieSmokie  it's already a thing, a lot of those filed as "white" have year-round tan and speak fluent Spanish.
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  746. The guy selling to the farmer had a clear contempt for his lack of knowledge. Much better seller with the old ladies.
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  747. Right in time for Halloween!
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  748. ¡My favorite X-Hombre is Carlos!
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  749. The path to citizenship starts outside the border. So we should hurry up and get them there, so they can start as soon as possible.
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  750. It is viable to make a chocolate with 20% or less cocoa. Just ask Nestlé.
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  751. A number of Allan Kardec type spiritists hold the belief there's a limited number of "actual souls" and the rest is, for use of a modern term, "NPCs". I remember reading about this in 2005 but don't remember the book.
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  752. 7:08 Did he call Hillary a man?! That's rude!
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  753. Due to the recent waves of Islamic migrant terror in Europe, I think we should ban TOR, and any calculation that involves big prime numbers (processors could do a check and throw a hardware exception if big prime numbers are detected).
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  754. What do you mean? I am a firm believer in pasta! The multiplication of noodles, the wine that goes so well with our Grate Cheesus. All of it is true... it says so on my recipe book!
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  755. Just cut most meat you eat, and make less stuff with eggs and milk. It's not too difficult. I know the feels but think about how you become healthier. If you think about it from the selfish angle it's much easier to go semi-vegan (and eat the non-vegan stuff you want once in a while just out of gluttony).
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  756. Wait, there has to be some sort of law that you can use to bring justice to this, even in Germany. No, really, there has to be a way.
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  757. I've seen prompts that make ChatGPT write in such a way that every single AI detector (well, 5 of them) marks it as 100% human.
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  758. There is nothing wrong with a microwave though. For example, for sweating a batch of onions or boiling a cup of water really fast.
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  759. Aprende inglês, vai te ajudar muito.
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  760. The left had a leftist Joe Rogan. His name was Joe Rogan.
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  761. @asdrubale bisanzio It's not that. This doesn't protect children and was not designed to do so. It's an excuse, and only an excuse.
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  762. Starbucks and Whole Foods is going to have a slow day. OTOH, small coffee shops should stock up on soy milk.
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  763. Switch to Resolve! Try it!
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  764. County so based they named it after /pol/
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  765. ​ @akonako5307  no, they won't upsell you on the camera sensor. But the VRAM and AI chip :)
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  766. This is like Half-Life 3 coming out, for scientists. We'll see a lot more of the universe now!
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  767. Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you: IRL Wakanda.
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  768.  @scottohara9001  damn I do that at night and don't even notice!
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  769. Pax Americana PACs Americana
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  770. Davos is very bold, very bond villainy. It's either an intentional insult or dumb hubris how bad their PR optics are.
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  771.  @JustinJFain  thank you for your response! And what an interesting-sounding job title.
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  772. It's the story of mankind.
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  773. The comparison with modern day racially motivated propaganda is quite interesting.
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  774. @Will-kt5jk  yes, but at that point, a dang Mac starts looking like bang for buck (and more resellable later to boot)
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  775. Interesting choice of story to cover, as a black supremacist just went on a spree.
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  776. Really? Is that only on 40 series?
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  777. The voters in her party haven't even been printed yet, so we can't be sure.
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  778.  @gs4011  well I certainly hope we have to grapple with those issues for a long time! If someone came from the future and said "soon you won't have to worry about it" I'd be more scared! 😅
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  779. At least it's not far wrong.
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  780. For a moment I was hoping the weights were leaked, so TheBloke could quantize it into half-bit precision to run on a 6090 Ti
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  781. Israel first, America last needs to end.
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  782. I noticed that too lol You just have to type sin(x) on whatever to get a proper plot.
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  783. AOC vs JD Vance. Yes, please. And in 2032, 83yo Elizabeth Warren for a second Vance win.
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  784. I mean, let's say Microsoft were to release a new Flight Simulator on the 11 of September.
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  785. Regulation only benefits state actors and huge corporations, don't fall for the nefarious fearmongering.
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  786. These days, if a female character disrespects the male protagonist, you can be certain it won't have a proper reply like this.
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  787. There is no way a Trump v. Biden election isn't a landslide.
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  788. The name is Jack-o. It's probably what you were about to do, also.
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  789. Yeah, what's up with that? Makes no sense.
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  790. That butchered arrivederci at the end was the cherry on top of this news report
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  791. The economic recession really got to Ian 😞
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  792. Customer service for who? You're the commodity, not the customer.
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  793. The D.I.E. aspect of this should be memed. Rich people will actually care, because they fly a lot.
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  794. I'm really happy people with a platform like Asmon are spreading common sense like this. I bet it causes backlash for him, but he's doing the right thing.
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  795. I'm glad to have the old (silver) one at my house (not on this channel obviously). It's kinda heavy and mostly metal and glass. Dunno if the thing inside is metal, might be plastic with a metallic paint, but it feels better made.
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  796. Oh but the Cocomelon diss track gets banned for "harassment".
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  797. Maybe we would have to halt financing other countries' conflicts for 4 years 😢
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  798. Rightfully so. It's not a sign of a depression in that industry as a whole, just the major companies getting woke and going broke.
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  799. People exaggerate the power consumption of mining. Sure, it consumes more energy than the country of Ghana, but that's a very low value. Imagine if you calculated all the power bills of every single financial institution in the entire planet. A bunch of GPUs in a warehouse is probably not too far off from a single agency of a bank in terms of wasted electricity, not to mention manpower which implies even more electricity. That said, Ethereum was a semi-good model as it was. GPU production would just ramp up with time and we'd have tons of cheap GPUs down the line (even if things suck now).
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  800. It's kinda surreal if you had to explain this to someone from the past. We'll go from using little magic sand squares into making our metal golems do stuff using microscopic rainbow magic.
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  801. People like to say Nikki is "Bush, but female". What they fail to mention, is she's Jeb Bush.
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  802. This is pretty surely it.
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  803. She barely looks 90! A spring chicken at that old age. I believe in some leeway for the geriatric.
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  804.  @tashima42  I had to convince the technician to give me my issued router's password and it seems I was the first one and that I shouldn't tell anyone they gave me my router's password.
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  805. Imagine if you put an image of a homogenous family like in 1:18 that isn't white and said "holy shit just look at it" as if there was something inherently wrong.
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  806. Your words could be construed to have originated from a non approved use of free expression. Come with us... 👮🏻‍♂️🚓🚨
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  807. Haiti has a history of expelling and genociding people based on their (white) skin color. Maybe African nations can take their refugees.
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  808. Couldn't Hotwheels / chalk bones just keep to his Hebrew typography stuff? He seems to care a whole lot about stuff he supposedly left behind.
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  809. Imagine Joe's disappointment every time he asks why there aren't little kids on the little kids stairs he takes to get on Air Force One.
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  810. I really think the right (not the GOP) has a chance of becoming a significant element of US politics in 2024, more than what Trump alone represented.
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  811. It wouldn't be a first for his people.
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  812. I can imagine California becoming a poor state in the future, which would be quite shocking considering the sheer amount of great opportunities being missed.
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  813. How much of that $1.9T "stimulus" will go to Israel?
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  814. Pixtral, Qwen VL, Phi, there's so many. There's an open one that can ingest videos too, forgot the name. Sadly you ask any of them to OCR Japanese pages and they can't do it properly.
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  815. I hope we go back to segregation. I really want to live in a cohesive, productive, safe place.
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  816. Plus the guy from Comma AI is nice, forgot his name but he has an interview with Lex Fridman about the tech.
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  817. Reminder that the Arrr Matey edition does not connect to their cloud.
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  818. Is there no way to use Linux or something and sandbox it all?
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  819. "America is back".
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  820. My wife's grandma got vaccinated. She was super healthy, danced, farmed, etc. One day she just dropped de*d. I'm glad I'm clean, but I'll miss her.
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  821. I don't see why not move to GTK4, is it that unstable? As said, high DPI is an important thing, good luck using a 4K display at 100%. Mine is 32'' and even then I use 150% scaling.
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  822. Cold countries have historically forced people to "save for winter", which selected for higher IQs. People with high IQ = good economy.
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  823. Or Mossad, aka the new Gestapo.
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  824. The reason people expect it to be different than say plumbing, is that plumbing is a job, and they expect computers to "just work". This is taken to the absolute extreme, hence boomers who can't even operate a DVD player.
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  825. Honestly, AI-based image recognition is good enough that just capturing the screen makes more sense. I hope it happens, just so anti-cheat becomes moot.
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  826. The ADL causes antisemitism through the use of semitism.
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  827. It's so smooth on an animation, now! Imagine a videogame using this to create dream-like environments or characters.
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  828. Imagine if the roles were reversed...
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  829. Congrats on being that mature at a young age.
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  830. Next you could do "Is North Korea democratic?"
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  831. Complex languages usually correlate with complex civilizations. Probably both require a higher degree of intelligence to create. This is why you can find primitive tribes relying on ooga-booga, grunts, and clicking noises.
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  832. Both libertarians and conservatives should be pro-homeschooling, just for different reasons.
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  833. Economic doomsday for China would be extremely good for Hong Kong and Taiwan.
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  834.  @Sunshineoversham  Can you imagine how salty they'd be when their big and respectable publication hasn't existed for 2 months and nobody even talks their demise anymore? Let alone 2 decades.
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  835. I think Godot is on track to becoming the Blender of game engines.
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  836. The boots on top of your head are dancing the Macarena.
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  837. I support Jewish women avoiding children until at least 45 years old. I also support the LGBTQ+ movements for Jewish men.
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  838. Pam Bondi is anti-2A and anti-1A if you criticize "god's chosen people". Worrisome.
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  839. ​ @999satyam  $700+ for 16GB isn't a good deal, it's just a bit less terrible than Nvidia's.
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  840. I noticed this. I wanted some song lyrics to throw into Suno/Udio, and without even reading what Claude gave me, just told it "please make it sound better", "give it more meaning" and generic things like that, and after a few rounds of this I compared the latest iteration with the original, and it was a lot better. Basically prompt it a few times and "we have o1-preview at home".
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  841. Mentions of looking for a man to "settle down" on the bio, and a "Live Love Laugh" poster on the background, also a carpet on the wall and/or some artwork/photo of the Eiffel tower.
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  842. Sweet, we'll have an inferior ChatGPT that send Google all our most personal data 🥳 I'm sure it will have cool new censor guardrails and moderation filters 😎
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  843. Boycott, Divest, Sanctions. That's how you fix Israel. Perpetual bipartisan support for the apartheid state needs to end.
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  844. ​ @Sneedmeister and the merchant ship honks in pain as it loots you.
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  845. You need to make better experiences then. Wish you the best.
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  846. And suddenly, for no reason, people began to hate them
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  847. Learned it the same way. Still can't forget how I did jack shit in class and the English teacher was ready to give me a 0 on an oral test from how little I paid attention in class yet she had to give me a 10 because by then I was more fluent than her! 😂 Good times.
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  848. We are basically living in reverse McCarthyism. And reverse other things too.
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  849.  @ellisf4300  several users donated to charity already. Of course the media will not cover that.
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  850. Semitism is the leading cause of antisemitism.
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  851. Using DMCA for censorship purposes (commentary is fair use!) should be grounds for counter-suing.
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  852. I like all of the three matrix movies that were ever made.
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  853. Even if talent did exist, which is debatable, your accomplishments are yours, feel proud about them. You have a gift, so you better use it!
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  854. This isn't China.
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  855. ​ @marcosolo6491 he'd have to read the name twice, to confirm it was a Fluke.
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  856. Someone who will be expected to live a couple more decades will generally care more that the country is still around by then.
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  857. Neil, along with Bill Nye and Michio Kaku, are all TV personalities cosplaying as scientists, all with huge egos. Terrible role models.
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  858. It's mostly semantics for buzzwords. I've seen deep web and dark web used interchangeably.
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  859. Can't Mossad the Assad.
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  860. I thought the prevailing and accepted explanation was a microwave weapon.
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  861. I'm not pro-Iran, but if Iran is anyone's enemy is not the US. Instead of sending money to Israel, the US could instead charge them a pretty penny for all the US lives lost fighting Israel's wars.
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  862. Dunno why my comment isn't going through, but try Kobold! Better for GGUF. Current fav is "Crunchy Onion" Q4_K_M GGUF. Give it a taste! 10t/s on a 3090 and pretty smart.
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  863. War with Iran does not serve US interests, only Israeli interests.
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  864. All of this, on both sides, is a reflection on parenting; or lack thereof. It is also the case that the worst behavior has a louder voice.
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  865. If a troll statue, George Floyd should be marked as patron saint of unarmed pregnant women.
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  866. How can Anonymous be verified on YouTube? You need to give them ID info during that process.
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  867. Don't worry he'll forget some equipment (and troops) there too.
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  868. I swear Twitch chat removes like 30-50 points of IQ.
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  869. I wonder, will Canadian elections be any different in the future? Canada has a Biden moment right now. It'll be disappointing if they just elect another Trudeau.
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  870. It's funny how: - Only men look at pretty women - Only women are subject to unrealistic standards
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  871. It's always going to be a human way of handling it, because no software can know what you care about in the data or what's really relevant on it. Depending on how you "fill in" the missing attributes, you might skew the conclusions.
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  872. Associating the Nordic Resistance Movement with Isis is pretty retarded. Reminder that Youtube platforms Antifa. Arguably the whole point of Bitchute is to allow groups that "hope not hate" would hate.
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  873.  @PixelTrik  Jim Sterling was always a joke, he wasn't like TotalBiscuit.
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  874. ​ @SeasoningTheObese also redhead, blonde, brunette, light brown... People of many colors!
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  875. Glucose and galactose... So breast milk is like cow milk in sugar content but with the lactose broken down? Or less sugary? (Since glucose and galactose taste sweeter than the equivalent lactose right?)
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  876. Britain looks like such a willing, voluntary dystopia. If a boot steps on Britain's heads, they polish the boot, so meekly.
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  877. I feel like it's also our responsibility as men, to teach this. There are too many men who say "the wife won't let me", not even saying "my wife" as if that was too possessive. I'm so happy to be in a good relationship for over a decade now. Part of that is knowing when it is right to impose your will early, and not letting both of you lead an unnatural life to the point where both start to hate each other.
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  878. This might just be the most incredible 4 years for you guys since the revolution, congrats.
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  879. Imagine a future where massive corporations like tech, pharma and banking just don't exist anymore at that size; where thousands of varied companies take the place of a few monopolies. It's possible.
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  880. The thing with a "concept supercar", is that it's more artisanship than engineering. Making an actual production line is no easy job.
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  881. The best one goes from 👶🏿👱🏻‍♀️ to 👦🏼👶🏻👱🏻‍♀️
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  882. Anti-war is "now" a far right position.
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  883. The thumbnail of this video is a depiction of Biden's mental state.
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  884. ​ @postmodernmining  not Barbarella either.
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  885. That monitor John Carmack is using at 1:37 is an early 90s 1080p monitor. I think that was 20fps too back then, for just text 😂
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  886. I'm also annoyed Microsoft might ruin Mistral. AI should be open. If regulations ever affect the space, I hope they force openness as opposed to centralized profit.
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  887. Black history month is a relic of a bygone era. "At some point, long ago, someone who looked like you was a victim/victimizer, so you should feel guilt/entitlement".
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  888. Games were made for money. They were good. Your favorite 90s-2000s games were made to turn a profit. Now, they're made to push The Message(tm).
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  889. The only thing I disagree here is DeSantis political career having a comeback.
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  890. We could only get a clear picture of Pluto after we got really close to it. If you look at pictures of Pluto from before (not artist renderings) they were like 6 pixels wide. Even the artist renderings looked nothing like the current photos because the artists had to work off what scientists believed Pluto could look like. In other words, it's hard to take a photo of something really far away, especially with a thermal camera (look up the price of a consumer grade FLIR camera, and notice how low its resolution is).
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  891. Yeah, it should have been a constant stream, make the elites actually uncomfortable. Of course, he doesn't want to make his friends uncomfortable.
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  892. I saw a Twitter user very cleverly call a great deal of top US officials "Mormons" and over-represented, to intentionally get a community note 😂
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  893. I'm glad this problem is being raised, because an actual statistic would make gun violence look more of a demographics problem.
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  894. Yeah, a lot of kids in Asia have PTSD from exams as if they had gone to war from this massive pressure.
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  895. ​ @niblick616  OP was hyperbolic but I'm sure you could think of a few instances of wrongdoing in... religions out there, let's keep it at that.
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  896. Nice to clank you here.
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  897. Chris Christie sunk the primaries ship by leaning into the starboard.
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  898. If you agree with Hassan on absolutely anything, double check and reconsider.
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  899. Motherboards is where it really starts to be clear how BS it is. Because I know capacitors, chokes, etc don't depend on 3nm lithography or something. I remember when I bought a Crosshair VII Hero and thought "woah, this is expensive". And now it's like, normal??
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  900. Isn't Kotaku a zombie already?
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  901. Anyone who knows how to code and tried AI code knows how bad it is; but it did empower a lot of people to make small scripts for menial tasks. The problem usually arises when architecting bigger codebases than a script.
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  902. Imagine if books did that. Chapters 7 and 8 are a day 1 PDF download that you have to pay, plus the font in some pages is randomly Comic Sans or small-caps Papyrus.
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  903.  @sahilx4954  which will we get first, GTA-6 or GPT-6?
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  904. This video may explain what some other cultures have in common with the tribe, but much more can be said if speech was free.
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  905. Something tells me Putin will not say "sorry for not using the term undocumented" like Biden would.
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  906. Just pause and think what you can do now with an ESP8266 board that runs at 80MHz, does WiFi, a lot of chip peripherals, has onboard storage of 4MiB, a ton of IO, and costs less than $3. A guy on YouTube named CNLohr even made it output 3D meshes in NTSC video, and run a Minecraft server.
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  907. 1) Don't trust every "leak" you see on the web. 2) Twitter is banned in China, they use Weibo. 3) Wait for actual product reviews before deciding what to buy.
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  908. It sounds like the movie Her. I personally don't like that voice, but hopefully it can be fine-tuned or Lora'd
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  909. And he managed all of that, without Lizzo and Taylor Swift?! 😮
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  910. AMD price: CPU price. Intel price: CPU + Motherboard price.
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  911. It's just like 170+ coincidences or something.
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  912. The ADL justifies a lot of anti-semitism. Even jews should want it gone.
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  913. I believe both Nikki and DeSantis have too much ego to drop out until the other one does. So I assume they'll wait to be humiliated some more, then quietly agree with each other to drop out simultaneously.
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  914. This story was recommended to me, when I asked what the solution to modern problems could be. I agree.
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  915. It's really good that people start decentralizing the web. I don't mind if the far right is at the center of this, might shift the Overton Window.
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  916. Could it happen that they call you in a year suing you for not paying your membership?
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  917. Because they mostly are. We can all play humble and all but most people here are above 100 IQ. Once you drop a couple standard deviations from your own IQ, you'd be surprised at the things people just don't have the hardware to do. And that's A LOT of people. Edit: to be clear, it's just one aspect of being outside of the bell curve. it's like a gym guy looking around in the street and he only sees obese people.
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  918. I had heard of digital ocean, it was an option before I picked another one. Now, I'll forever remember them as the guys who ruined CSS-Tricks.
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  919. Don't cry because it happened, smile because it's almost over.
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  920. This video is jam-packed with information! Some of it is even factual! Can't wait for your next video, "How Russia Already Collapsed".
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  921. We really, really need tools that can upend the power of elites. Government should constantly fear their people and never, ever the opposite.
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  922. This is why we all should be using distributed technology. I don't blame Pavel one bit if he "changed his mind" after some "discussions" with the glowies.
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  923. Those paws and the furry avatar are cringe.
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  924. The un-PCness of a vulgar insult, packaged in an innocuous PG-13 slogan that also comments on the media's misinformation. It's brilliant.
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  925. 🥳🎉
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  926. Lol comment deleted as well, maybe they go to a limbo?
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  927. You overanalyze everything. Next video: how pacman tried to warn us about drug-induced schizophrenia in dark alleys.
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  928. Hello Lex Fridman 👋
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  929. Peace and order in Africa is an anomaly, usually the result of colonialism.
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  930. Of course, everything side A is good, and everything side B is bad. This is such a nuanced and intelligent view of the world. Let's ignore Mistral, Meta, Stability AI, BFL, HuggingFace, etc.
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  931. ​ @kornflakesjunkie  AI safety is not the innovation people want. No user wants AI to better tell him "no". This is why DeepSeek is so beloved, it's open.
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  932. I think APUs are especially dependent on RAM speed. Even on a budget I'd value good RAM for an APU.
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  933. This is a very interesting topic. At first, you could expect most communication on human settlements to be a hybrid of extremely fast local vs. glacially slow inter-planetary communications. This will invariably cause each settlement to have its own culture, websites, and social interests/preferences. And memes! Think of the memes. You'd have people on Earth reviewing 👏 Martian 👏 memes.
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  934. Things are worse than they have ever been. The UN might not even end with "best regards" at the end.
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  935.  @muftiwicaksono7914  hey, that's a pretty good name for a soda. Green, of course, with a "minted" flavor - and plenty of gas.
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  936. Don't worry, I'm ok with not watching black panther! 😊
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  937. You know the censor filter is like 3 lines of code right? You can literally just comment them out.
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  938. Thank you for being a beacon of light in a dark mist of propaganda, myths, and Hollywood fiction.
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  939. Imagine a movie about Nubian mythos with Norwegian actors.
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  940. If I'm not mistaken it's trained on ElevenLabs outputs (so technically, a distill!). "But the TOS forbids that!", well he didn't sign the TOS! Other people give him their outputs. It's genius.
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  941. If it was "Shanghai Steel", the deal would have gone through.
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  942. They accuse their enemies of what they are themselves doing.
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  943.  @derrheat154  you dropped this: 👑
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  944. You're absolutely correct, this is very important. Also, this is a NO BLACKPILL ZONE.
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  945. But the point was not to make humor, rather to propagandize about the EU.
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  946. "The financial press is full of 💩" The whole press.
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  947. I find it funny that he looks too young and lucid. I'm not even joking.
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  948. Sony interactive entertainment is a Californian company.
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  949.  @skylineXpert  History should not be rewritten either, and nothing should be unquestionable.
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  950. If you're gonna use AI for pixel art, run it through a pixelation filter to fix the scuffed pixels.
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  951. Plus infinite patience.
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  952. Trump is a great choice if you consider the kinds of people that really, really don't want him. Voting him is a big f u to the system.
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  953. And they'll call it quantum computing for marketing purposes. Which isn't entirely wrong but not what people expect.
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  954. ​ @surobyk it was almost as good as the first one. And better than the rest of movies of the year.
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  955. 5000 year old piece of history might be worth being monitored by like one GoPro at least? Any vandal could be fined way more than the upkeep.
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  956. My favorite composer!
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  957. Games too. They had to exclude Black Myth Wukong and Stellar Blade so they wouldn't win GOTY.
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  958. To everyone who has a daughter: don't treat her like a princess. This is the result.
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  959.  @cybertoe1221  I think the point of pro-life is that a fetus is already a human life, albeit an extremely dependent and vulnerable one. Besides, it's more of a moral argument than a legal one. My personal stance is that it's ok to abort early (which can be done with a pill, even).
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  960.  @sergiovalenterodriguezmorq537  it's Blender and it's great and it's free, if you want to learn it go make a donut with Blender Guru's tutorial, he's awesome.
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  961. This comment is brilliant, more people need to see it so I'm commenting just for the algorithm.
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  962. I can imagine another meaning for P besides Pansexual.
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  963. You really know a ton about computing. But your 3D renders sometimes look like they were made by someone who watched too many sci-fi movies. I wonder if it's you making them, or maybe somebody else? For example, Why aren't the cooling pipes flush with the board, so it fits on a PCIe slot? :) QPU... That could become a thing. TDP of a thousand watts 😅
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  964. Do note nukes in space can be used for massive EMP attacks, which would be a lot more diplomatically viable, while easily winning a conflict.
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  965. This is some serious fear. Ironically, it is good news.
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  966. I really want a video just on Support Vector Machines! (Example: why would a traditional neural network outperform it?)
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  967. Current gas prices in brazil: $3.12/gallon.
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  968. smalltime0 You still can get that random device driver to phone home like he said - basically negating the usefulness of firewalls.
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  969. As a Brazilian, this is an oversimplification. Obviously, universities only should accept the brightest students. This is not unfair in any way: you do not want bad doctors, engineers, etc. And the test you're talking about (ENEM) is very easy to pass, if you study. I did. I'm poor and my family sucks, so there you have it. Why then most poor people don't pass it? Black culture: slum music, drugs, football, crime, carnival, and an expectation that men should be thugs and women should be sluts.
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  970. I'm also from Brazil, but the international media (even RT!) is painting it like the people support Dilma, so it will be hard to make people understand the dangers of a populist female president without invoking "muh soggy knee" responses from the burger-eaters and eurabians.
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  971. Remember when Bill Maher made a joke about Jews? Oh wait, that's right...
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  972. Should have used simpler words. The people there can't understand this sort of language.
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  973. So wait, is D-Wave a bunch of snake oil?
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  974. AnavrinSM64 I thought there was only one kind of quantum computers ("qbits" going through "quantum logic gates", somehow). So Google just bought it to R&D and it's not used for anything yet?
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  975. This! Also even mobile readers feel so much less convenient than scrolling through a webpage. PDF is good for printing but the strict control it gives to the publisher/creator means that any reader software fights an uphill battle to make it less "accurate" and more convenient instead. PDF was built around presentation, as opposed to other formats built around semantics.
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  976. How can this guy keep a smile on his face while shilling for the biggest disaster of the year?
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  977. One thing he forgot to mention was the whole issue with CompuServe's patents (one of the reasons PNG took off so nicely).
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  978. Political correctness is a mechanism of shutting down political dissent to certain ideas (such as US cooperation with Israel and general meddling in its vicinity) by targeting the demographics that dissent to it the most (whites, males, straight, middle-class, nationalists, free-speech advocates, etc)
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  979. Your "CS student" view of vectors is a bit rudimentary IMHO. Maybe in the 80s people just stuck unrelated numbers into a list and called it a "vector", but today things like that would be variables with unique names (of course, vectors in one way or another e.g., variables being in hash tables, because everything a computer does can be viewed as calculations on long lists). You could have used the example of 3D transformation matrices...
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  980. You're a fucking hero man.
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  981. Best explanation of the Fourier transform yet.
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  982. Not all emulation is the same though, some instruction sets are almost subsets of others - this is why you can emulate ARM on x86 with much higher efficiency than x86 on ARM - "transpilation" sometimes works
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  983. Same-sex relationships don't benefit society in any way (in the sense that they're a genetic dead-end). There's no reason to encourage it by giving benefits.
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  984. It's amazing how MP3 (with the amazing LAME codec) can rival much newer formats just because of better psy models, kinda like x264 rivals H.265 codecs for the same reasons. Still, this particular video was LAME for different reasons...
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  985. There are many many algorithms, K-means is just one, there's a free plugin for image editors called XiQuantizer that has many algorithms like neuquant, which is neural-network based. There are also simpler algorithms than K-means, after all people had to make gifs a couple of decades ago lol
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  986. On Youtube, Google+ and the NSA's headquarters.
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  987. As far as I can understand, this all only works if you can trust centralized authorities. Well, I can imagine one single group of people in the US being in control of all the "trusted partners" that ensure this system is legitimate. As long as democracy hinges on a few companies, it's just a matter of buying all of them and/or blackmailing their employees. I'm not sure if there's a solution other than paper trails. Also I don't see what's the problem with paper trails, some countries have that.
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  988. Do actual terrorists really use Facebook and WhatsApp? I don't buy it. And if they do why would we raise awareness and not just catch them for once?
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  989.  @gracecollins8415  I cannot really imagine someone that could win. I think Bernie is the most likeable candidate they have, and that's saying something.
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  990. I'm not going to advocate for FaunaDB because for me it's self-host or bust, but whatever zero income project you're doing either doesn't need a big scalable DB or it provided enough value to people that you could have, I dunno, a Patreon/SubscribeStar/etc, or at worse ads.
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  991.  @PinkBunnyCorporation  Have you ever found anything remotely better than Tesseract?
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  992. haha I just did a diagram similar (but wasn't a hexagon), anyway hearing it from a professional makes me feel less of a dumb for not being capable.
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  993.  @JanicePhillips  there is nothing wrong with any of that and you are living a healthy life. But some artificial conveniences of the industrial revolution are perfectly harmless when used correctly. A microwave only wiggles molecules around with a big coil, it's not a problem as long as you don't do it in plastic. It's just associated with lazy TV dinners and uneven cooking and thus has a bad rep. But if you're say reheating a frozen stew or something, there is zero issue, it's just less stuff to clean and easier meal prep.
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  994. In this age of changing old games against the will of the creators sometimes (DQ remake a recent example) having the original is important. We need emulation.
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  995. Voluntary quarantine measures. Fear for your life? Shut in on a padded room. Want to work, live, be productive? Don't.
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  996. I can't wait till AMD gets some love by SBC manufacturers.
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  997. They never cared about racism, they just want it to be a one way street.
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  998. I hope they know how to speak Russian, for when Joe "pulls out" of Ukraine.
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  999. Me too, and honestly the fact that none of the real-world machine learning is being done on quantum computers makes me believe we're far from so-called "quantum supremacy".
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  1000. There was a HuffPo article suggesting Joe should use AI to convince people. I'm not making this up!
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  1001. Noticing...? Oi vei... Oi gevalt!
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  1002. Freedom of speech is absolute, even if I don't agree with it. That includes the actual Hamas supporters like Hasan (not Gaza supporters), the k-word, everything.
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  1003. There should be jail time for such actions. It's odd to me how judges are so above the law.
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  1004. Imagine how screwed Depp would be if he was a nobody...
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  1005. I hope this video instills some common sense in people. Make the rules in your household! Don't spoil kids, or women.
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  1006. You sound like someone who believes the whole world can just like get along, maaan.
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  1007. What does that say about no investigation on the shady elections swayed by untraceable mail-in ballots then?
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  1008. The movie that got snubbed is Godzilla Minus One.
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  1009. Bias can, and is, built into AI models. If it's open source, the bias and "safety" can be mitigated (fine-tunes, abliteration, etc), but it's still a patchwork solution.
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  1010. There are so many things that break if you have a space in the path for this reason!
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  1011. In front of every great woman, is a great man.
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  1012. This has always been about control. WEF all go in private jets to a luxury conference to talk about how bad your gas stove is.
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  1013.  @kamik111  I'd like Japanese culture to keep existing, for example. I assume you do as well.
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  1014. Antiwhiteism: 😇👼🏻🌈 Antisemitism: 😨😱😡 Funny how that works.
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  1015. The bell curve is a real thing. And it will affect European countries, as their own populations get replaced.
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  1016. A majority of Brazilians also voted for the president that lost the elections, so we understand how it feels 😢
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  1017. So you're saying, the industrial revolution and its consequences have been, maybe, shall we say, less than ideal?
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  1018. The 2024 election will only be a measure of one single thing: how rigged is the system?
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  1019. 7:21 ah yes, the Raspberry P. I.
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  1020. My wife got sent $400 by a client. The client had some arbitrary issue with PayPal limits and can't get their money back, and my wife can't get the money either, so work can't start and the money is in limbo until PayPal decides something, for like a week now.
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  1021. Do you remember that time when Oracle contributed to JavaScript? Yeah, me neither.
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  1022. This is great news, it means other boards will have to outperform it with even better features!
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  1023. Could you imagine if the company is a bunch of feminist white or jewish guys instead of black women? That is a possibility.
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  1024. TL;DR - buff Linux meme chad says "no pain no gain" for 13 minutes.
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  1025. What resolutions are we talking? I tried editing a 100k pixels wide image the other day and I had a lot of trouble before giving up. 10k pixels wide is pretty manageable though.
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  1026. Styx: "I'd have to lie to get elected" Yeah, that's how anybody gets elected.
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  1027. Isn't this against the whole concept of separating style and content? Like, there used to be a <center> tag, and we don't do that anymore for a reason.
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  1028. I only remember that the barbie movie existed, because you can't stop talking about it. I would need to be paid to pirate that movie, not watching it, don't care.
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  1029. Let's hope the Democrat party becomes sane to the point it could be worth voting for. They need some soul-searching.
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  1030.  @superomegaprimemk2  "and that's a good thing"
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  1031. I believe it when I see markedly, decidedly anti-woke movies.
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  1032. The most surprising thing is that it shows promise of becoming better than this with a larger dataset. You know this is going to happen at some point!
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  1033. I can see the dislikes, and you can too with the right extension or app (heck, I'm still using Vanced). On the topic, I think Susan is getting out before SHTF.
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  1034. Solving useless problems has historically given us tools to solve useful problems; plus, sometimes an useless problem is not so, and we only find out later.
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  1035. Yes, Stable Diffusion.
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  1036. Steak is one of the healthiest things you could possibly eat, followed by other animal proteins, then everything else, with sugary stuff and seed oils at the bottom.
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  1037. If you don't mind me asking, what do you use R for? Do you happen to know/use general-purpose language(s)?
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  1038. Journalist. Tree. Some assembly required.
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  1039. You are 100% right. Just like women have traits which drive men to them, men also do. Just improve yourself, and do not chase after women. Also, "happy wife, happy life" is BS. Make sure you are happy on a relationship, and do not let your needs be swept under the rug. Women have a different language for things, so learn to speak it and be good at it; call her out on any form of disrespect, minor as it may be. You can slowly craft the wife of your dreams, even. Just be fair, and she will respect you for it.
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  1040. My wife's an artist, she isn't really scared by this since honestly AI art still has a long way to go to replace what she does (and her wait-list is huge), but... It's amazing what this can do. It can speed up some tasks for art, and that in itself is very valuable. I still wish AI would automate accountants, lawyers, HR, bankers, managers, etc, before art.
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  1041. It's a wonderful meme, and worthy idea, but I see no way for it to materialize within at least decades.
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  1042. Man, gotta love a good rant 😂
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  1043. @mb2776  the vocab size is somewhat mitigated by using other weird architectures (or not so weird, like RNNs). Honestly, a lot of it flies over my head, I never trained or finetuned one.
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  1044.  @ravirajac  Diffusion models are easy enough to run on 8GB, and sometimes even less than that. But LLMs are the cool kid on the block, and having some kinda local Jarvis at home would be cool! But yeah, it's the one thing you need tons of fast VRAM for. Most other tasks are a lot more compute bound.
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  1045. @IceMetalPunk  and that's just image AI! I feel GPU poor with LLMs having just 24GB. Before both things came along I wouldn't have imagined images were easier than text.
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  1046. I hope they do try to impeach him, just so that the US government's credibility is turned from rubble into smaller rubble.
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  1047. To be fair, Kamala's not at fault for not telling us what her platform is, since nobody told her yet either.
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  1048. The claim that "not eating red meat leads to a longer, more miserable life" is dubious. I don't think it leads to a longer life!
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  1049. This is very good advice, but let's be real, you're talking economics, math and game theory - your channel audience has got to be 95%+ men. I'm so glad I found love early, though (for both of us).
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  1050. "I do not remember that woman" - Joe Clinton
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  1051. What if Fluoride water was a typo and the water that makes you wonky is Florida water?
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  1052. No link to code, and probably they're never going to release the code.
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  1053.  @alface935  someone else's AI? have you seen how many anime profile pictures are in the AI research community?
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  1054. ​ @owenpawling3956  nothing "passes" the Turing test, as it depends on the participants. But LLM are somewhat Turing complete if you assume infinite context to use as "tape".
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  1055. This is the time when we consumers have to vote and say NO to that future. Also educating people and maybe making startups / indie studios to provide software and games that don't look like that future.
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  1056. Remember how good we had it? Vi vs Emacs Tabs vs Spaces KDE vs Gnome
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  1057. Ok, but what's your solution? Keep a list of bad jobs artificially alive?
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  1058.  @Wordgoblin  I agree we might be slowly walking into the apocalypse, but at the same time we might be not, and it'd be very good if we can figure that out. For example, nobody would argue that "elevator operator" should remain a human job. Maybe "fast food cook" would be seen that way too, but it's kind of the default part time job for a lot of young people. Then, a fast food place opens in your area and it's cheap and reliable, but no human works there. Do you avoid it? What if it starts becoming common, does that mean it's ok then? Etc.
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  1059. Alvin will not Bragg anymore.
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  1060. I appreciate your message, your viewpoints, and the awareness of China's issues. But please, do not extend a video this long. Less is more. Maybe write a few notes before, "what do I want to say?" and do not pad it out.
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  1061. 100%. Just like there's a "never trump" movement, there should be a "never RINO" one.
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  1062. Might be good to mention you can run Whisper locally to transcribe audio. The large-v2 model is better than whatever YouTube uses, even if slow.
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  1063. I suggest a middle ground solution. A right triangle freezer. Ok jokes aside, wouldn't it be better to have glass on the fridge doors? So that when you're binge-watching the sandwich channel, you don't take cold air out. On its own a glass door is wasteful, but it could affect how people use the appliance to a net benefit.
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  1064. ADL's founding is a very interesting one. They should be correctly labeled a foreign terrorist organization operating in US soil, every member should be behind bars, and movies should be made demonizing them.
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  1065. Standard & Poor has been downgraded to Sub-standard and Miserable.
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  1066. Great point. Tbh they should lol, get that moneybag.
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  1067. Now I kinda understand why Todd Howard could fart into the wind and gamers would run to take a sniff.
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  1068. When did that go away? It was in the time when everyone who loved Firebug moved to Webkit Inspector.
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  1069. You are correct, but if the debt was being serviced, it wouldn't be growing. That trillion isn't going to servicing the debt, otherwise it would stay the same next year.
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  1070. Except for trans-Americans like Rubio being pro-Israel in the body of an US politicians.
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  1071. It should be federally illegal to allow mail-in "voting".
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  1072. I am so glad he hired such a good content creator as Asmongold to feature in the videos he edits.
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  1073. If someone gets 🍇'd and they don't report it until decades later in a politically opportune manner, sorry, I won't believe it even if "proven" in court.
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  1074. The anti-white hatred at Google was pretty apparent for all to see. I assume they'll roll it back to a more subtle level so it's not too obvious.
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  1075. Things to consider: Single-parent father-only households. Mothers feeling no stronger connection to their kid than a pet. (No, it's not the same, even if you love your cat). What would totalitarian governments like China, Saudi Arabia, etc do with this?
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  1076. This is undeniable proof that Styx has legs.
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  1077. Hey, you're awesome! Love the idea and name/logo.
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  1078. Aesthetic.
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  1079. Why...?
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  1080. At first, boxed cake mix used to include milk powder and egg powder. You only had to add water. Surprisingly, sales dropped. By making you crack your own eggs, customers were more satisfied as it "felt" like baking. A parallel can be drawn between being a housewife/mother vs. roleplaying as one.
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  1081. >"The Black Rock at Mecca" I see what you did there and I approve.
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  1082. I saw a lot of people jumping to conclusions, which is disappointing when we should all know how one-sided the court system is. I'd need video evidence to know a man is guilty these days.
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  1083. Can you guys please train a large language model with Miles so I can keep asking him questions?
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  1084. It's ironic, but if you're the sort of person who only cares about the bottom line, you'll hurt the bottom line. This is why bean counters sink companies.
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  1085. @colorocko1  The micronation of Ironland has yet to issue a statement.
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  1086. I agree. US MREs should only be distributed to US citizens. US should not support Gaza or Israel in this conflict. Let them figure it out and make a deal with the winner, with terms that benefit the US as much as possible, and BAN DUAL CITIZENS FROM GOVERNMENT.
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  1087. The reason why this happens, is the judge will remain employed, free, and physically safe.
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  1088. Yeah, like the Panama papers, dumped all at once and forgotten in days. Better trickle the release.
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  1089. It will be a good day when journalists aren't trusted by anyone anymore.
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  1090. Not everyone has these three ingredients. Soffritto and mirepoix and great flavors but almost every cuisine has such a trinity, and it varies. Cajun/Creole: Onion, Bell Pepper, Celery Italian/Spanish: Onion, Garlic, Tomato German (Suppengrün): Carrot, Celery Root, Leek Thai: Garlic, Chilies, Shallots Chinese "Holy Trinity of Sichuan": Garlic, Ginger, Scallions Indian Tadka: Mustard Seeds, Cumin, Chilies Japanese Yasai Itame Base: Onion, Carrot, Cabbage Having three ingredients balance each other makes for a good cuisine base.
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  1091. On one hand, this is pretty interesting tech, and will likely help open source models. On the other, "AI safety" carries a disgraceful aftertaste of politicized output.
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  1092. The contents of the diary needs to be memed. Most people don't know how bad it is.
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  1093. Let's wait for an Olympics in the middle east :)
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  1094. Who will Fox News talk about now that Nikki Haley and Ron DeSantis are out?
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  1095. George Floyd was a very similar "victim of racism". Maybe this guy will get some murals and statues too.
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  1096. Remember, if you know someone who's an addict, you should help.
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  1097.  @AParticularlyConcernedCitizen  in Orwell's case you can just see his work to guess he might not be a fan of trusting authority.
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  1098. MGTOW and Feminism both serve the same purpose. "Never Marry And Never Have Children". Especially if you have triple-digit IQ.
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  1099. There aren't dopamine highs, there are just dopamine loans, which are charged with interest.
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  1100. Consider yourself very lucky then, reproductive health drops off at 30 at a very rapid pace on average. It's not a wise choice to put it off until 40.
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  1101. Please make a video about how you can make a tweet into a 20 minute video. This could have been a half-length YouTube Short with the same info.
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  1102. Don't play/buy Ubisoft games. Discourage others as well.
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  1103. This is good for us: they will not be able to blame it on Joe, and it's really not just Joe. It would be great if the whole Dem party did some soul searching, even if they come back empty handed.
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  1104. This is karma to the pro-migrant, pro-open borders Jews, and those who enabled them. I'm on team bacon.
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  1105. So many McPeople are McGone and I'm McLovin'it.
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  1106. @andrewyp6724  that's how innovators earn pennies and nobody knows them, while suits milk a patent for decades
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  1107. Why would you support Bernie? You can't represent "the worker class" if you've never worked in your entire life. Not to mention he's a full-on communist that presents himself as a socialist, not social-democrat or democrat-socialist. He calls himself a socialist. I can see the appeal of Tulsi though.
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  1108. ​ @Video81501 efficient = smaller. (Every country needs SOME government power, mostly to prevent oligarchies and monopolies and to defend its people against foreign threats.)
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  1109. The Golden One is 100% legit. I imagine in the sweets there'll be Rulltårta.
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  1110. What happened to Ramaswamy? Haven't been keeping up.
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  1111. It looks like two CGI characters talking to each other.
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  1112. This is common with old geezers. They told the same story too many times, like a game of telephone that's played alone. Slowly the details shift into a lie that maybe they believe themselves. The problem is this old geezer is POTUS.
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  1113. You're not sure where Biden is on certain issues. Biden is not sure where he is, in general.
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  1114. The left wing cares only about winning. They cared about free speech only until they became the establishment. Remember this when they are not the establishment anymore, and do not allow them to ever crawl back into positions of relevance.
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  1115. The counter to this is to do it yourself. Example: WizardLM-uncensored, an LLM (ChatGPT-like) you can run locally with no "alignment". Various sizes available.
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  1116. Do not watch it. This can be the biggest loss of profit ever, let's make sure that it is. If you'll watch it out of masochism, grab a copy from somewhere else.
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  1117. Anybody who isn't looking to be offended knows exactly what Vance meant.
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  1118. My wife's radiator was mounted like in the thumbnail. It stopped working. I just flipped the radiator and it works again (for months now). The same happened in the past, I thought the AIO was bad, Steve's video helped me.
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  1119. >'''''''Workstation''''''' board >No 10GbE >6 Sata ports Why even get such a board?
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  1120. Are you sure it's a right wing slur? :)
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  1121. ​ @clarencewspangle  so he has a lot in common with US politicians!
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  1122. I support everyone's rights to speak of the FBI using past tense.
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  1123. Taylor Swift's call to fame is being a genetic lottery winner who writes(?) songs about choosing the wrong guy.
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  1124. Living in a farm does sound better and better.
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  1125. That TabletPC looks way ahead of its time.
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  1126. No mention of sniping?
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  1127. No Styx, diversity isn't a bowl of Skittles. Diversity means there aren't any pale Skittles, unless those are Kosher Skittles. Brown Skittles are the most diverse.
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  1128. MSG has gone too far. First, the food, now the facial recognition AI. It's everywhere.
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  1129. The 11B and and 90B aren't distilled but the 8B and 70B with vision encoders on top. Yeah a 20B vision encoder on the big one.
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  1130. ​ @dangusprime  no; Detroit was bad already.
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  1131. I love cuisine from many ethnicities, especially French and Italian. But bashing anyone for what is "poor people's food" is low, and typical of a Californian elite.
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  1132. Starlink and Neuralink too. Honestly, it'd all be kinda cool if it wasn't massively scary at the same time.
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  1133. CRT is racism. Blatant, systemic, institutionalized racism.
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  1134. ​ @WaryofExtremes Bill Maher is also a rich, powerful, famous person. Just saying.
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  1135. He even got it molded after him, such a thoughtful present.
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  1136. It's funny to see the mighty Intel i7 fight as a mid-range CPU and lose. Also the mighty Xeon being stomped by way more cores. Congrats AMD.
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  1137. ​ @parapoliticos52 you think they'll choose money rather than THE MESSAGE? Doubt.
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  1138. Any good channel has variety. Btw, dry brining steak for several hours or even overnight helps a lot to keep the steak juicy and tender as you cook it. Wet brining chicken blew my mind.
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  1139. Isn't it slightly suspicious that the "most secure" phone is one specific device made by Google? My Geiger counter crackles a bit from the federal isotopes.
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  1140. As someone who's against the use of drugs, I think it's not the government's job to decide what you can't (or what you must!) take.
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  1141. Styx, you have to ask yourself WHY would Soros want Soma-- I mean, weed, legalized.
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  1142. I'm sure there's a lot of US politicians who want to send other people's children to Iran.
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  1143. If you're a "Trump no matter what" and GOP screws around, vote for a third candidate! Don't throw your vote away and definitely don't vote for the Dems.
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  1144. The UN is way worse though.
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  1145. Keep in mind, the dutch were once the biggest empire on earth. Hard to believe when you see this.
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  1146. Regardless of how you feel about AI, there are two futures ahead: 1) Chaos, as everyone can do whatever they want from their basement. A new kind of Napster era, where big companies get big losses and entire industries see fundamental change. You can rizz your waifu. 2) A couple huge megacorporations own everything, you can rent AI but never own it, and everything you do is tracked, for safety of course.
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  1147. I feel like there should be NGOs to help kids with moms like these, but then I remember what NGOs are like. Probably would use donation money to help kids transition.
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  1148. Respectfully disagree on part of this. Most computer time is idle. A lot of Linux wouldn't exist if all the shell scripts had to be rewritten in assembler to be perfectly efficient or something. That said, I completely agree that you should "waste" some time on dead-ends to find actual good ideas that work for you. Maybe Vim (or something else) is not your cup of tea, but it's good to try out new stuff, you might find a gem.
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  1149. There are many ways in which politicians use words without saying anything.
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  1150. This video is misguided. Stable Diffusion is not "deciding" to put a signature on pictures. It's just an artifact carried over from is training data. SD doesn't "think".
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  1151. I can still see the dislikes. 186 - only 0.3% dislikes. Meanwhile, mass media is very often above 50%+ dislikes, on a good day.
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  1152. Recently Facebook asked people's email passwords for new sign-ups so they could "confirm the registration email for you". They stopped after pressure, but this is how chutzpah works. They will try and do whatever they can get away with.
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  1153. But hey no mean tweets anymore! Also, Taliban is allowed on Twitter.
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  1154. Yeah it's just about how you teach it. Good: sex exists, how to protect yourself, STDs, pregnancy, etc Bad: the "gender unicorn" / grooming.
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  1155. I hope movies like Top Gun Maverick become the new norm. No writing for social checklists, for asinine critics, for meaningless awards, but for the audience, with respect. The real trope now is "subversion of tropes", which has become expected, tiresome, repetitive and very formulaic. And hopefully, unprofitable.
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  1156. Jokes aside, I think Sasha is overestimating the problem she faces, and underappreciating the things going for her. Like sure, her name is algorithmically demoted. But why would she not use a pseudonym? Because people know her name and she doesn't want to "start over". In other words, she has a good asset (...pun not intended) that she can capitalize on. As for "subjects that can't be monetized", yeah, so what? Cover them once in a while without clickbait and don't expect money from that. I also don't like the "white savior complex" and getting riled up on other's behalf but whatever.
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  1157. Assuming Trump wins 2024, he will have to take drastic measures to avoid presiding over 4 years of depression, which might mean not bailing out banks and letting a good portion of big corporations eat dirt. That would be wonderful.
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  1158. For a while it was only Mac-based, so it saw limited use with most AI folks who have Nvidia cards. If you're stuck on a Mac I hear it's really the better one for that.
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  1159. ...the "Girus" name is so stupid only some genius scientist or their small child could have possibly come up with it.
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  1160. Honestly you could have introduced both chia's to double down on this being a cooking channel
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  1161. Absolutely loving your content, good luck and hope the neo-Bolsheviks don't get to you.
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  1162. When this is used against the left, and only then, they'll complain. And blame "the right wing".
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  1163. That old TV clip of Stossel questioning Bloomberg about computer censorship was so ahead of its time.
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  1164. Watching this in Vanced, it'll be missed. About youtube-dl, use yt-dlp, it's a lot faster.
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  1165. I recommend dust filters. These can be had for cheap via the usual chinese sites and they can collect quite a lot of dust after weeks of use. Some cases come pre-fitted with large filters that cover several fans (e.g., 3x140), but you can buy them either with holes for 120 and 140 fans, or larger sheets for cutting. It's easier to clean the filters than the whole motherboard. Also if you have a glass panel, you don't want to see a dusty computer.
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  1166. This is absolutely fantastic, but I think going for a USB charging port in the back would be more comfortable than swapping out the batteries. I still can't get over how good the superglued cloth looks. I thought it was gonna be harder.
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  1167. "I have a username and I must scream". 😆
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  1168. ​ @bryd16 will "have" to be regulated? Says who? As long as people can own computers, they won't put up with that.
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  1169. Love that gay villain sounding acronym.
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  1170. I remember some people believed this was possible, by feeding back random radio noise on unused frequencies into an amplifier repeatedly; for some reason it did sound like heavily mumbled voice, probably some technical reason. Forgot the name of all this, feedback-something.
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  1171. Brain tutoring, considering the state of the education system, is probably going to be an order of magnitude more contentious than RFID implants.
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  1172. Free speech is not meant to protect "accepted speech". Hate speech does not exist, only people who hate speech.
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  1173. In the Israel v Palestine conflict, I stand with the poor Americans and Britons who somehow were convinced to pay for it all and often go fight that war, meanwhile housing "refugees".
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  1174. Anyone that "changed their mind" only after Don won is a fairweather friend at best.
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  1175. SSD/HDD manufacturers also measure in millions, not megabytes :')
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  1176. "Good thing the US is so upstanding and moral in combat!" - Hiroshima, Fallujah, Vietnam...
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  1177. What a breath of fresh air to read a comment like this.
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  1178. I wish you would test IO on those boards. Like, can you use the 4 USB3 ports for external HDDs and get decent speed on a RAID? Because that would be really cool.
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  1179. "Impeachment is a witch hunt! The elections were fair! Trump is doing election interference!" - Say the people who tried to impeach Trump, claimed Russians hacked the elections, and scheduled trials to interfere with the 2024 elections.
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  1180. Biden is for the Democrats what McCain was for the Republicans in 2008. Tulsi has the biggest chance of all the candidates because the other side would vote for her too (not to mention the entirety of democrats); she's being thrown under the bus for a very simple reason: Je@#$!sh foreign influence in American politics.
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  1181. This is proof you should fire your marketing department and just hire good website developers.
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  1182. I want Joe Biden to call Joe Rogan "Joe Biden" at least once.
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  1183. If anyone thinks this is the first biased / agenda-pushing "philantropy" that Kurzgesagt has paired with, consider other previous sponsors of the channel such as G*orge S*ros and Google.
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  1184. Bingo.
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  1185. Agree. It's almost like the housing market crisis should have taught us something.
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  1186. >text-only file managers are better >workarounds hacky image support
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  1187. T H E M E S S A G E
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  1188. I wonder, when will we "french revolution" the EU/WEF royalty? I would french revolution them very much.
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  1189. Japanese is one such language where green and blue share a word. Though it is a bit exaggerated, they do know the difference.
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  1190. Is the lack of wifi/bt really that bad? Considering the tiny dongles cost well under the tenth of the price of an SBC and you can re-use it. Having enough USB ports is enough for me at least.
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  1191. There's someone I need to help that is going through this. She's been completely paralyzed in life and clearly overwhelmed despite only a "normal" level of challenges thrown by life. Are there any good resources I can use to explain this to her? Since it immediately clicked for me, but maybe a study I can read will give me the words I need to get her out of it.
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  1192. Metal is recyclable just fine...
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  1193. And now you understand what the Germans were trying to uproot back then. Globalist cliques.
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  1194. I really thought it would be some new exploit, but I learned something new about network infrastructure instead. What can I say... ... Acknowledged?
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  1195. Other countries's politicians giving it more love than American politicians.
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  1196.  @ShadowsandCityLights  to be fair, those who bought one also don't own it.
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  1197. Source? Nice if true.
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  1198. I hope every country gets their Milei. It's a wonderful president.
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  1199. Youtube: Hey ban that chan...! Ah wait this is not about the Election(tm). Carry on...
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  1200. I would understand if the move was "delete projects that nobody even visited for a year". Or very large inactive projects (maybe people use it just as backup storage).
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  1201. I don't support degeneracy but I also don't support any kind of ban. Don't assume all conservatives are authoritarian.
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  1202. Buying it and applying mods, is still buying. Don't.
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  1203. The size of source code is a really bad comparison IMHO. I could make code smaller with a script that deletes all documentation, comments, converts spaces to tabs, and lossy-compresses icons. You know how big Linux source code is.
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  1204. I agree, one of these 3 things is good, too bad for weed and Columbine though.
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  1205. There's just few of either. Take Mental Outlaw, he's fit, smart and based.
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  1206. This needs legal action. False claims for political reasons is disgusting.
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  1207. It's very simple, Joe would have been an 80s leftist. Today that exact same position is "far right".
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  1208. The whole GOP is rotten to the core, it would be good to rebuild it from scratch with new leadership that puts Americans first.
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  1209. My aquarium had 10 fish, now it has 9 fish, the number is lower. So I'll drain the water and bring in 11 hamsters. That will save the aquarium!
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  1210. They are testing the grounds.
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  1211. Japan is very xenophobic. It's also a safe, clean, unique, diverse country with a homogeneous ethnic makeup.
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  1212. That's the important part, not her, but who hires her.
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  1213. Repairing your stuff is a gateway to wanting to DIY your own tech.
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  1214.  @mikehipps1015  The + is because you'd have a lot more to say.
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  1215. There is ternary quantization so it could literally be just many if statements.
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  1216. Nothing's built Nothing's back Nothing's better
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  1217. Got it, go to a playground and think "what would prison inmate do?". Jokes aside, great content all around.
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  1218. "Female presenting" 🤡 W O M A N
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  1219. I want a movie with all these cool actors in it. Henry Cavill, Robert Pattinson, Keanu Reeves, Johnny Depp, etc. It would be a blast.
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  1220. You gotta understand Musk was with Amber Heard and Grimes. His view of women is probably at an all time low 😂 then again, I only care that censorship goes down. I don't like what Tate says, but bad ideas are defeated with good ideas.
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  1221. I don't think AI is movie grade yet (might take a while), but it will absolutely revolutionize 🌽 and memes. Don't get me wrong, it's amazing even if it looks like shit.
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  1222. It's a culture thing. Japanese people are very orderly and respectful of others (even to a fault). The media is not lying, tourists can really be like that. In the west, there is this culture that you must not lump people based on the common group characteristics. I think this is a detriment to the west, and I'm not offended if I'm "told to behave" as a tourist, because I know others don't. Look at the streets of NYC, then look at the streets of Tokyo. They have all the right in the world to profile tourists. It's their country, and it's everyone else's privilege to visit it.
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  1223. As someone who never in my life wants to smoke that foul-smelling brain rot, I still think it's up to the individual.
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  1224. Monolithic design isn't good, AMD moved away from it with chiplets for a reason. And Intel is doing the same. Yield might be worse as we approach low Armstrongs of size.
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  1225. He also said Trump would 100% either pick a low energy male or high energy woman. He's not Nostradamus.
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  1226. Remember the global peace times of 2016-2020?
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  1227.  @easternrebel1061  I agree with most you say and the chaebol are indeed a worse version of a zaibatsu. But the north just had no option of locking everyone up. Most are rural, and everyone's hard work is already barely enough with such a bad form of government. The real problem in both is the same - a population of NPCs that don't question the game being played.
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  1228. Yeah, if you want burgers to be healthy just make your own bread and sauces.
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  1229. The Lion King was actually based on Kimba the White Lion by Osamu Tezuka (who made Astro Boy) and maybe some Hamlet too.
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  1230. Tauri sounds REALLY cool because Electron is almost as sluggish as WPF/XAML.
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  1231. I tried protein-enriched pasta, and honestly can't tell the difference, which is great. I thought it would taste like peas (the protein enricher) or break more. 120g per 500g box!
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  1232. A moment of silence for AIPAC's candidate. Ok you may laugh now.
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  1233. You'd think most of what programmers do on the daily is reverse linked lists or something.
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  1234. >take something people like for some time >add your own, unpopular, spin to it >keep the exact same original name Games, movies, software...
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  1235. Replace the workers with that Baritone + GPT thing.
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  1236. I'll agree with Osho on his stance on democracy 😂
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  1237. The Koch did erect a short, stubby campaign for Nikki, but it did not arouse any excitement from either left or right sides of her base, which were spread wide apart.
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  1238. Wasn't the "subscribe to PewDiePie" guy in New Zealand using a GoPro7? Its livestreaming capabilities are worthy of headlines! Granted the stream got cut off for some reason so I guess GoPro still has work to do.
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  1239. ​ @Bruno_Haible  BusyBox doesn't have join??
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  1240. 600 players for 100 million dollars and 8 years of development. It's clear these companies are trying to push political agendas and not make money.
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  1241.  @jaysistar2711  I think he had some "Oracle" thingy that spat out Bible quotes, maybe you mean that?
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  1242. >walks away >turns back and smiles >cut to credits "WHAT I'VE DOOONE" 🎶
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  1243. ​ @TechnologyConnections  Thanks a lot for the clarification! After some reading, it seems the first copper foil PCB was fittingly for a radio, in 1943.
    2
  1244. What's funny is JK Rowling was on the side of the lunatics until she realized her womanhood was also on the chopping block. Ricky Gervais is a legend though. That speech at the Golden Globes!
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  1245. Communists call people fascists and capitalists in the same sentence, because they don't know what either of those words mean.
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  1246. I don't think he's right or wrong, but I do think it's unfair to say he's pulling it out of his rear end. His points do make sense, at least in isolation.
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  1247. We need more Tucker Carlsons in this world.
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  1248. So you're saying what you call racism is so popular it helps a candidate to win?
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  1249. I'd have loved a power consumption column (or two, idle & benchmark). As far as "single board", the ability to add up to 32GB of RAM is probably very useful for some use cases.
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  1250. I'm a simple man.
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  1251. This editor works harder than Asmon ever will. It's the truth.
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  1252. Imagine if you needed to pass a test of basic mental aptitude to vote.
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  1253. Is the s*x doll on that podcast to provide a human connection?
    2
  1254. If you have a simple build, wouldn't it make more sense to spend on better components than lots of expensive RGB?
    2
  1255. Meanwhile, Hollywood: "The Holocaust was the biggest tragedy ever. Communism? That's kinda cool!"
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  1256. Daily reminder that even if you want to watch Disney movies, you shouldn't give them your money.
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  1257. Watch out, is that a fully semiautomatic transmission?
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  1258. AI is not as human-like as sci-fi might have led you to believe. The track record for predictions is also worse than a coin flip.
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  1259. "Facebook Oversight Board" sounds like "Saudi Arabia Human Rights Committee" or "China Intellectual Property Association".
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  1260. What a nice number
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  1261. That's what's done during training of any AI - in the video, "Ground Truth" (e.g., at 1:20) means the original image. AI that restore anything are usually trained by learning on known data.
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  1262. Songs don't have save files, modding, don't require cloud servers, compatibility issues, platform changes, and you can hear most of them for free just by searching their name.
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  1263. Jeremy, I don't know if you're being dense or just really love the state of Israel but you can call out both sides. Standing with Palestinians on the issue of Israel taking their land is not the same as supporting Hamas' actions.
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  1264. In an alternative timeline, Trump endorses DeSantis as his successor in 2028 or 2032.
    2
  1265. Imagine how much better politicians would be if they knew there's terrible consequences for corruption.
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  1266. Yep, I'm not buying/playing this game.
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  1267. For a more in-depth view I really recommend Microsoft Research's channel (I say this and I'm not a fan of Microsoft, but credit where it's due).
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  1268. Styx, do yourself a favor and play the Silent Hill game rather than just the movie.
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  1269. The only more pathetic thing than this, is that he's probably the best the democrats got.
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  1270. Elon Musk is my favorite African American immigrant big tech environmental and social philanthropist.
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  1271. Paul Gascoigne that sounds gorgeous, never thought of looking for 2000K ones!
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  1272.  @dontworrybout2664  nah, this is great
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  1273. You are ACTUALLY stunning and brave for having the chosen people's flag there. Mossad owns the US.
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  1274. I can't get over how cute this is, humor aside.
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  1275. What's funny is Billy Eyelash is built like a tank. It's like a mineacraft character in body armor. An attempt was made lol
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  1276. If DeSantis had run like Vivek, he'd be favored to run after Trump. I think in a Vivek vs DeSantis race, Vivek would win.
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  1277. Youtube's autotagged this as "Hypercasual game" lol
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  1278. ​ @maxmazzotti6651  "must. consoom." Dude, seriously.
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  1279. My theory is Trump used it as a bargaining chip. "Play ball or the list gets released". It's unfortunate but plausible.
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  1280. Some of my role models are women, even if I'm a man. The idea that women can't do something because a role model didn't look like them is disempowering to women.
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  1281. Drudge style is awful. Minimalism is good, but designing a website with tables and everything is emphasized by huge text, bold, italic, all-caps and underline is not minimalism.
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  1282. Even Cory Doctorow gave a talk on DEF CON 31 and praised the Biden admin. It's bizarre how many people don't see how endangered the Internet is.
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  1283. Biden is gonna win a peace Nobel at this rate, just like Obama.
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  1284. Holy Grounds and He Brews 😂
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  1285. Free market capitalism is a flawed system. It's also the best system we've ever tried so far, by a margin of tens of millions of deaths.
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  1286. "Global audience" = A small part of California. The solution to this problem is not just AI, but de-funding western-based translators in favor of Japanese ones. I would pay extra for a Japanese translation team.
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  1287. "To skip the ad, think about drinking Coca-Cola™️"
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  1288. I would give the movie a shot, but I don't wanna waste ammo.
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  1289.  @mrme3719  by watching the video.
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  1290. Brexit Frickoff Italeave Germain't
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  1291. I love the "GTFOGlowie" name.
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  1292. AliExpress to the rescue
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  1293. I love the soothing calm language coupled with balls to the wall crazy high voltage action.
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  1294. I think Jo Bai-zin could have a chance of winning if everyone's great-grandparents send enough mail.
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  1295. The resolution would be extremely poor. Even with a resin printer, I don't think you could get anything that would make recognizable sound on a standard format that a player can use. Maybe a CNC could do it, though!
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  1296. I love how the author made such a cool graphic instead of just writing about it. It's clearly a lot of steps.
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  1297. Ideally the president of the United States should be someone that can remember his own name, what state he's in, what's appropriate around young girls, etc - i.e., not Biden.
    2
  1298. If Christopher was alive, he'd probably be banned on Twitter.
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  1299. Just 2 weeks to flatten the curve. Take the vaccine and society will open.
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  1300. Nobody who is supporting Disney on this would have voted for DeSantis, and vice versa.
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  1301. Both actors are doing a great job here!
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  1302. The crimes and systematic oppression against white people in South Africa are the most brutal stuff I've seen. It makes the Apartheid look egalitarian.
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  1303. ​ @marwanhbt5  not the one in the video. There is a 14b model that fits in a 3090 and a ten times smaller one. But, the 14b has gguf quants!
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  1304. My wife knows nothing about tech. She broke this news to me, that's how big it is.
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  1305. I like how serious it sounds, though. It sounds like the language an engineer would use to discuss serious subjects, unlike say Brazilian Portuguese, which sounds like a nice time at the beach, or French, which sounds like you're deeply in love with culinary ingredients. Japanese has some of this too, but it also sounds like a parent politely telling their son to do better next time.
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  1306. "Stay at home" was never more relevant.
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  1307. For anime it's crazy how all of these are so behind even SD 1.5 models, let alone SDXL finetunes, which is heartening because it means open source will always have room to compete. One workflow to get the best of both worlds is to generate with Flux, and get ControlNet to transpose those details into something else with better style.
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  1308. This court justice, Alexandre de Moraes, has been overstepping his power a lot, and for a long time. He even ordered Bolsonaro to explain why he was at the Hungarian embassy! Everything against him is supposedly "antidemocratic". However, not only was he not voted but appointed, the guy who appointed him (Michel Temer) was the vice president of then-impeached Dilma Rousseff, Lula's stand-in while Lula was in jail. Even the ones who elected Dilma didn't like Temer. Thus, Alexandre de Moraes is the furthest thing from elected possible.
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  1309. What did he know, right?
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  1310. Government DEI funded the attacks on so-called "Gamergate 2". It goes beyond government positions by extension.
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  1311. I think it's safe to say more lines of Javascript or Python will be written this month than there will be lines of COBOL for the duration of its existence.
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  1312. The upside is that you don't need a space heater for the winter.
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  1313. The "radioactive boy scout" David Hahn could not have made his homemade neutron source without the americium from smoke alarms. We need these, for the nuclear badges :)
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  1314. The news ticker is full of great ones too.
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  1315. She's advocating throwing rocks are people. And in the same breath she says we shouldn't tolerate intolerance.
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  1316. In the past, I would have supported this for ironic or trolling reasons. Nowadays, I support it wholeheartedly.
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  1317. It's bad for everybody. The question is, what can be done about it? Prohibition has a track record as successful as communism. So there needs to be some healthy way to channel the desire of the masses in an era where anything will always be a few clicks away. (Of course, holocausting MindGeek could be a first step, but then what?)
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  1318. Detroit used to be a massive powerhouse of the US economy in the 1950s. Due to left-leaning policies, it became what it is today. And they still vote for the same policies.
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  1319. Doesn't look good... Maybe for memes it's somewhat usable.
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  1320. That Qliphoth/Goetic work seems interesting!
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  1321.  @lukeyluke9637  ah but you see that's progressive! It would be racist to want white people to still exist in 100 years!
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  1322.  @inquisitivesoul3618  you need to convince the 150-year-old demographic to change their vote before 2024, I know Biden feels relatable to them but come on, man!
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  1323. It's as sad a day as when Stefan Molyneux was gone. It will be a sad day when Styx's channel is gone. It's a matter of time.
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  1324. I do not mind 3D being stealthily used in motion design for web, but things need to be SNAPPY, lightweight, tasteful, and appropriate.
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  1325. "The bud light cries in pain as they strike you". Nobody is harassing workers. People are just not consuming product. Very simple.
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  1326. They are Conserving their position of power, meanwhile the other side is Liberally abusing it.
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  1327. They did some soul searching. Came back empty-handed.
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  1328. I really, really want it to succeed. Though I can't see YouTube not shutting it down (and possibly taking along yt-dlp, youtube-dl and similar in the process, with DRM).
    2
  1329. Meanwhile, Christian churches will speak of Israel like it was God's land of God's people.
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  1330. A capitalist utopia sounds really bad until you realize people in Hong Kong/Taiwan/Singapore live a pretty decent life compared to the communist utopias of Venezuela, Cuba or the former Soviet states. The problem I see here is how none of it is realistic or well thought out at all, seemingly a common trend in oil-rich Sharia dictatorships.
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  1331. This is a temporary power grab that could become a permanent doomsday for the human race. Make no mistake, "enforcing votes are counted" is exactly what you think it is.
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  1332. Boomer conservatives didn't conserve anything. It's time for Americans to get their lost freedom back.
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  1333. Amazing that they would hide the cases instead of begging for international donations and grafting the funds.
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  1334. A canticle for Pepe.
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  1335. Oh my! This is more vintage than I expected. No offense, but it's possible that one of the better single-board computers you've reviewed is faster than that render box. I know how hard it is to change and to adapt workflows, but haven't you considered the advantages of a more modern system that can render those videos in real-time? As someone who's rendering videos on an old laptop every week, I can't wait until I finish my new PC. Seeing your setup made me feel more patient.
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  1336. Everything in Japan is full of salt yet they have the biggest life expectancy. My conclusion: salt isn't the villain.
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  1337. I think there will be a point in history when we can say the quiet parts out loud, hopefully we're getting there, but there will be a lot of pent-up resentment to unpack and it might not be pretty.
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  1338. Diversity should be the army's strength.
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  1339. One of the US candidates promised to get Elon to do audit some of the US government, I hope that candidate wins.
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  1340. I hope these devs move away from Sony. I want none of the money to go to Sony.
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  1341. A respected leader has been elected. You can expect 4 years of stopping wars instead of creating them.
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  1342. Auditors becoming the auditees. How the turn... tables...!
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  1343. This is why the government should be small. The government should not have access to the public's money to spend on this.
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  1344. Great video, but the clickbait could be more clever and non-nonsensical.
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  1345. This and Miles (the AI guy) are my favorites.
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  1346. That "@valvesotfware" (notice the t and the f are swapped) got suspended. They paid $8 for that momentary hot take.
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  1347.  @excitedbox5705  It's not communication, see my edit.
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  1348. Really strange how the sides have switched. This used to be a leftist point of view.
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  1349. Imagine saying someone who can figure out literal rocket science "is not very bright". As a Gizmodo writer.
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  1350. I know you chose to call it "grey sludge" for cultural sensitivity reasons, but anyone that was a child once should remember the color you get when you mix all of them.
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  1351. Really such a COINCIDENCE this footage was "found" now. If anything, Bush should address this """new""" footage.
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  1352. This is so cool, but at the same time I'm trying to think any reason why someone would buy this. Because if I had a reason I'd buy it; but it's a hard sell; a Mini-ITX + Ryzen 3600G is plenty powerful, and just as bare-bones as this is (actually, some motherboards do come with WiFi and BT!). The size is "really, very cool", but it's hardly enough to pay a total of maybe close to a thousand dollars (after you add all the extras) for an entry-level PC experience (a Mini-ITX system can run an NVMe at native speeds). An equivalent Mini-ITX system with onboard WiFi/BT and a Ryzen 3 2200G (4 cores / Vega 8) costs less than $200 (PCPartPicker). At the $418 for the UDOO Bolt V8, you could outfit that Mini-ITX system with 32 GB of RAM, and 1 TB of fast NVMe storage. Here's the parts I considered, some would be cheaper: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/GbH9xG You could even add an Arduino for $2. The UDOO Bolt is unique, and that commands a higher price, but I'm eager for a point in time where the V3-equivalent from some fruit-named chinese vendor costs $100.
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  1353. I also wish they had picked a different abbreviation lol also knew it as long range.
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  1354. In like 10 years people will make meme videos of "the rise and fall of h3h3" and "where is Ethan Klein now?" and that will be his legacy.
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  1355. The real comedy are the comedians we lost along the way.
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  1356. Their current cameras are solid (I have the 9) but their biggest asset is name recognition. DJI is slowly eating away at that. I think they either need to make something better or something cheaper.
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  1357. These intros. 👏
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  1358.  @CapucineNighly  do you tell them before or after they drank it? 😁
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  1359. I'm typing this from a Samsung device. The next one won't be. They're trying to be Apple.
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  1360. Nikki Haley bucks the trend of "losing with grace". Not by winning!
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  1361. Someone think of the poor pharma industry!
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  1362.  @edumazieri  a household robot is the perfect use case for humanoid robots, since everything in a house is made for humanoid shapes; we have stairs instead of ramps for example.
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  1363. Sometimes, bigger ends up in peace treaty because it's too big. There were a couple times in history when too big was ok, though that was before the invention of the instant mushroom cloud generator.
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  1364. The GOP is designed to lose. That's the idea.
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  1365. I had to look it up. It's true, the UK branch of SVB was sold to HSBC for one pound. A single coin.
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  1366.  @atxmaps  can you imagine the effect that has on freedom of expression? "That protest is extremist, you may not go there."
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  1367. Imagine being stuck there, for whatever reason. Even if you get out, it's in the middle of nowhere.
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  1368. Accusations should carry consequences, and the gender imbalance in these litigations shouldn't be so one-sided. You could have been less lucky if your ex was smarter.
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  1369. Ok here's a thought for the people who had a lot shoes dropped: maybe you are worth something, just had bad luck thus far.
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  1370. "The idea that... anyway, look. But guess what? Come on man!" 👏👏👏👏
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  1371. They're learning who you're not allowed to criticize.
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  1372. You should still vote, at least to make them need to rig elections at all (and show their cards).
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  1373. Reminder that Mandela was evil and propped up by isreali communists.
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  1374. YouTube has explicitly admitted that they reduce exposure to borderline content from e.g., recommended ("next up", etc). I'm pretty sure you qualify as borderline content - some people would already consider you far right.
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  1375. This is the kind of content creators we need!
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  1376. That list at 7:40 says a lot about the political leaning of Anthropic and what they mean when they talk about "AI safety".
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  1377. Cult brainwashing tactics, wikihow edition.
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  1378.  @gkdaniels1  let's hope not...
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  1379.  @tomorrow1wb  Ah yeah I forgot Trump caused the lockdown recession, the media wasn't dividing people 24/7 and BLM was a series of "peaceful protests". How silly of me to forget reality. Thanks for filling me in on what truly took place.
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  1380. The only point that stands out here is Israel, because they are pretty much building an ethnostate on "lebensraum" stolen from Palestine, and Mossad is a bigger, augmented Gestapo.
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  1381. It's better if countries are smaller, not bigger. Bigger countries = bigger governments.
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  1382. This really explained it for me. I was what you portrayed at the beginning of the video 🙃
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  1383. Four boxes of liberty. Soap box is censored, if ballot box is honk'd, you can go straight to the last box of liberty.
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  1384. Un-earned income (making money from money) is inherently a problem, and it was even forbidden to gentiles (usury). It creates inequality without any semblance of merit. In this sense, it is good that growth stops being a given, but there should be regulations to reduce it, especially at the top (wishful thinking).
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  1385. I think the ideal chat moderation system will some day exist, but it sure isn't there yet. One side would censor everything, the other would 4chan it.
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  1386. As someone from Brazil, I know the feel. Hope you guys protest before the general elections.
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  1387. Unburdened by what was Gin.
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  1388. ?? the point of the saying is everyone is below the law.
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  1389. As much as Trump deserves this for not doing anything about big tech for 4 years, now is the time to give a last chance to peaceful solutions.
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  1390. Make sure not to watch it if Zegler is still in it.
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  1391. Every GOP politician should carry an advice toddler ready on hand to tell them if some idea is particularly dumb.
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  1392. There should be a law that exonerates you from providing remedial parenting via percussive motions.
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  1393. I'm just going to say this. A few local or self hosted terabytes is VERY cheap, even accounting for backups, if you run a business and that data is worth money.
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  1394. If Trump was black and Kamala was white, people would still vote Trump. They're complaining that people don't have an obsession with race.
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  1395. It's racist 😂
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  1396. Cool Paper Names Is All You Need 😂 Please, release this!
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  1397. Hope YouTube doesn't delete this video for targeted harassment and discrimination against scum of the earth.
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  1398. Doesn't the fact that it flatlined near zero mean nobody fell for it? I don't know how these things work.
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  1399. I think this is satire. Right? You start with some valid points, and then start to derail further and further into mind-bending nonsense. Right?
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  1400. Make Florida man jokes great again!
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  1401. Tokens are vectors. It's possible certain names, by sheer luck, trigger the same embedding vectors that some moderation model doesn't like.
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  1402. Calling Israel a sovereign nation is like calling a robber a legitimate owner because he's still pointing a knife.
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  1403. Hey, if you think this is bad, consider how much aid the US sends to Israel regularly, no matter the president.
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  1404. "Untethered from their moral system" really encapsulates it neatly. A lot of people will never care what the left has to say, forever. They thought they were cutting us out!
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  1405. @ronilevarez901  I have not provided any info for downloading llama, since I never used the basic un-tuned model and it's open source. Also I did have to provide info to try out some Chinese AIs, so this isn't one-sided.
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  1406. I'm attracted to beautiful women. I'm Normalsexual. Respect my gender identity.
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  1407. Let's be honest, disabling Javascript is not a practical, ideal solution to online privacy. A lot of the web benefits from having some sort of scripting. You don't want to reload the page for every interaction. Spoofing of identifiable info would be a lot more interesting imo.
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  1408. This is valid for both men and women but, you will get out about as much as you put in. Also, almost nobody has all qualities. Choose which matter most.
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  1409. There is probably a relatively low limit to how many simultaneously approaching targets Aegis can hit
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  1410. Grassroots, organic protests don't have matching apparel. This is a psyop.
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  1411. "Oh but Socialism works in Scandinavia".
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  1412. Hillary Clinton (R) That's Haley.
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  1413. "Accuse others of what you yourself are doing" - Leftist political handbook, page 1
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  1414. These are great, they deserve the shout-out! Can't understand these prices, insane!
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  1415. Never imagined the "American cult of chivalry" quote from the European woman. Very interesting.
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  1416. Will they learn anything? Or will they keep losing money to DEI?
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  1417. The real crime scene is my sides 🤣
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  1418. I support sending all LGBT troops to go defend Israel... They can provide the weapons, too!
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  1419. 0:13 not only the gay pride heart is represented in straight alpha, but it's also a binary file! I'll have to convene the council of Twitter.
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  1420. When you cut a man's tongue, you do not prove him wrong.
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  1421.  @MutleeIsTheAntiGod  Russia and Brazil are not capitalist countries, in fact both are heavily socialist with a glimmer of hope that at some point they would free up and become more free/capitalist, but we really dodged becoming Venezuela 2.0 with Bolsonaro for example.
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  1422. You must be confused. The type C port is always soldered, on any device. That's how it works. That's how all other ports work, too. What's bad is soldering RAM or SSDs in machines where a socket makes perfect sense. But even that is not as bad as hardware lock chips where even soldering isn't enough to change a part.
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  1423. I really don't get what Mike Pence could possibly get from this election, other than a resounding confirmation that his fanbase is below the margin of error.
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  1424. We all know what AltMan stands for... 😂
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  1425. Just keep calling them "Latinx", lol.
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  1426.  @bycloudAI  it's common to have some visual cue that it's a sponsor. Some have a progress bar on one of the sides of the screen. Others have a huge QR code for the sponsor, which also acts as a cue. Some change the music for that segment, etc.
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  1427. It's very simple. Do gay people want to be called f**gots? no? Well I don't want to be called cis either. Straight, normal, hetero, etc are all acceptable.
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  1428. ...Some day, we won't ask, "Why is there stock footage of businessmen fighting in a field with farming tools?", we'll just assume it's AI. And be wrong.
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  1429. I'm all for the good humor. But it would be even funnier if you sued the state of New York state for harassment. That would be hilarious!
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  1430. I'll tell you why Tumblr still gets many monthly views. It's free web hosting. Many indie/dōjin musicians from Japan use it as single-page website hosting for their albums.
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  1431. ​ @jackalazzerking3219 gatekeeping is not about not letting people in, it's about not accommodating to them in the slightest.
    2
  1432. Maybe building a wall around sanctuary cities like NYC would be a good idea.
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  1433. Everyone in the comments is citing a different moment as "the moment". That should tell you just how bad the entire thing was.
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  1434. I'll have you know Trudeau is highly qualified! Not only was he a former part time drama teacher and ski instructor, both his biological father and Pierre Trudeau were both in politics! And Zelensky was one hell of a TV skit comedian back in the day, too!
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  1435. Talk about an understatement.
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  1436. There is a secondary effect to this dematerialization. Since a phone can do many things badly, it leaves a market for better versions of the things it replaced.
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  1437. I see it differently, I want tens of thousands of talented people to get the jobs currently held by racist activists who are over-employed.
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  1438. But with blind hiring, you can't put people of color on the front of the bus. Therefore it is racist, in our bizarro world.
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  1439. This is such a "gamers rise up" moment.
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  1440. Nobody wants war. Ukraine is not an US state either. Biden just wants to divert attention from domestic issues.
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  1441. Do you know of any GIS code that can help me geolocate my sides?
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  1442. Exactly. To be honest, all these woke companies did was give me more time to improve myself and do things other than gaming.
    2
  1443. An overwhelming amount of US politicians are Jewish first, American second.
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  1444. Agreed, this is a development we all saw coming.
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  1445. The judge(s) should be thrown in jail. Judges need to face serious legal consequence.
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  1446. You can use Colab, if you don't have a good enough graphics card.
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  1447. Imagine how different the world would be if Christianity either had allowed usury, or went against a certain other group that practiced it.
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  1448. Ramaswamy would be an excellent VP. Thus, we know he's not going to be Trump's choice, as he is not a terrible option.
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  1449. This isn't the first one; Kokoro-tts is also very cheap and fast to run (CPU even!) also about DeepSeek, you can run a distill like 14B locally very easily (LM Studio is a simple UI)
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  1450. An anti-gun, pro-censorship, climate change believer, abortionist mask-loving vaccine taking Democrat thinks the party is too far left.
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  1451. >20 years Just a dozen years to go folks!
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  1452. I understand there is a cost associated with upgrading all the world's COBOL mainframes, but the fact that they could probably all run on a single Raspberry Pi Zero underclocked to run on a 0.5A charger and still have performance left, makes it feel warranted.
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  1453. Did Democrats "forgive and forget" the J6 peaceful protesters?
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  1454. He's probably going to hire a bunch of top-tier developers next. All fired/resigned was woke dead weight.
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  1455. I love how these names are uncreative. Like "Mercante" literally means "merchant".
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  1456. This comes not long after the change in CEO.
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  1457. Every time I update the UI gets progressively a bit worse so I think I know what I'll do. Important PSA, so share the word folks!
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  1458.  @SunwardRanger83  there will be an equal amount of jobs lost and gained. That is my point. In fact, there will probably be more jobs in the smaller side of the economy, as family-run businesses are not as efficient and cutthroat with layoffs. Moreover, bigger companies treat their workers very badly. Consider Amazon fulfillment centers. It's like dehumanizing the workers was a motto.
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  1459. This is a clbuttic mistake when programming a profanity filter. I am glad it was not present in the game Buttbuttin's Creed.
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  1460. Recording is not the problem. You can't get 4K live even from a drone (it's recorded) nevermind the moon, moon pics are sent slower than dial up.
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  1461. After decades of supporting mass migration into the west... 🙃I couldn't care less about either the Jawas or the Tusken Raiders tbh.
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  1462. I think many people mirror your sentiment that AI is the future. The Jetson Nano is truly interesting, if only for its size (Maxwell architecture is a bit outdated, but I guess SBCs and APUs never get the shiny new thing - e.g., Ryzen Gs or Athlons with Navi cores would be fantastic.
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  1463. I wonder why they skipped the greek letter Xi... 🤔 Might have offended his sugar daddy.
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  1464. I notice that at the top on your Ubuntu screen it says "lun 22:58" which I imagine means Monday (Lunedì). Could it be that your Ubuntu was in Italian at some point?
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  1465. He could also make a huge bonfire with stacks of Benjamins. More lucrative.
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  1466. Bitchute doesn't have a mobile app? They really should.
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  1467. The Babylon Bee logo at the end caught me by surprise, I thought this was an official announcement.
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  1468. These are impressive proof-of-concepts, but you can't make a game with a finite state machine. It's only amazing if you know how limited CSS is, to a normal person this is an exercise in futility.
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  1469. Orwell is the reason we have a 2D political compass instead of just a left/right scale. Unfortunately that scale is pretty useless too, and/or it contradicts most of what people assume of it.
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  1470.  @Hasse.Andersson  Libre is one of the two meanings of the word "free", the other meaning being gratis. It's Latin but also Spanish and close enough in other Romance languages. Libre = freedom, Gratis = free beer.
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  1471. All the people talking about tolerance. They openly say "no tolerance for the intolerant". Should we listen to that message? They do seem intolerant.
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  1472.  @wiscgaloot  freedom of speech is being eroded at every instance, the civil rights movement has devolved into "all are equal but some are more equal than others", mass surveillance creating a pre-crime police state, the list goes on. Slow boiling of the frog.
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  1473. Your pfp makes me remember the videogame, Oxygen Not Included.
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  1474. I think working from home can be a good and bad thing. It's not for everybody, and companies kind of need policies that "are for everybody".
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  1475. Let this be a lesson to all companies: - caving in to the woke mob loses money. - offending the woke mob makes money.
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  1476. S.o.O. did nothing wrong. Not even remotely.
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  1477. Isn't there some free software package that you can use in a live USB distro? Something like clonezilla but with a GUI. I currently use clonezilla because it does everything but I wish it was a GUI.
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  1478. It's kind of funny to watch her brain contort into a pretzel trying to make her position resemble something coherent.
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  1479. I'm sure their engineers actively use it. Google claimed some % of their code was AI generated for example, and they probably are being dogfed Gemini, the poor man's LLM.
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  1480.  @JDelafose  I don't understand the question. The idea is everyone has a soul, it holds that if reincarnation is real many people would be waiting. 1 soul = 1 person.
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  1481. @JDelafose  I think the confusion here is that souls do not mean memories. In most beliefs, souls are kinda free will engines. In most beliefs, you remember your previous life when you pass on, but your body has no access to the memories of your soul. You could think of the body as a user account with no admin privileges, that will get wiped eventually, but the supervisor OS remains. The thing with all of this, is that almost by definition we don't have reproducible worldly evidence of souls existing. In most beliefs, part of that is the point; for example the earth as a school for souls.
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  1482. Tucker Carlson elevates Fox above the mud in which mainstream news reside.
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  1483. This is just stupid. It's like saying 1+2+3+4..+ ∞ = -1/12. Yeah, on some level, on some weird definition of it, on an impractical world of mathematicians that love weird logic, it's true. But if you can run through all branches of conditionals in a program why couldn't you brute force this problem? I know that "echo Hello World" halts. It can be proven, for this particular program, and I could write a program that proves that this program halts. PRAGMATICITY.
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  1484. Ian I would imagine a bit of ABS could could get stuck on the brush and before you finish, make it into a paste that ruins whatever you rub with it. But why would you want to? Vapor is easy to do and the results are the best (even without the recommended fan if that's your worry - but still, these fans should set you back about just $2 and will be even more uniform).
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  1485. Louis Victor So it doesn't adhere to the cloth/cotton? Don't you get cotton stuck in the surface of the print? Also, do you get a shiny or rugged look?
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  1486. Blender's video editor is also pretty usable.
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  1487. I just want to point out the discussion is silly anyway. It's like biologists getting salty over some Noah's Ark attraction/theme park. It doesn't matter if you believe one thing or the other, and people shouldn't try to convince children one way or another. You just have to tell them to think for themselves, if they think the earth is flat and 6000 years old and all their sins are forgiven by Jew On A Stick then let them.
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  1488. Beelzeboogie Well, if extremely violent games do not turn kids a bit more violent (spoiler: they don't), then the same applies to demons/mysoginy, right? Also, when a woman is hurt in a video game, it's used to demonstrate something evil and repulsive. When a man is hurt, is normal. So that's one of the most ridiculous things with Anita Sarkeesian's scam artist argument.
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  1489. Beelzeboogie Maybe desensitize to violence, but depictions of violence against women in videogames are all either multi-gender (i.e., not actually violence against women in particular, like in GTA, Hitman, etc where you kill a dozen guys and then one girl, or fighting games where you play as either side), or used as shocking, terrible things that automatically mean something evil (i.e., violence against women being shown as something only the villain can do). I just think this is a case of parents asking big media to do the parenting for them because it's unreasonable to expect parents to do the parenting, supposedly.
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  1490. His comparison of boner pills vs. common cold is silly because boner pills were a "happy accident" (was meant to be heart medicine), and "common cold" is not common at all, it's actually almost impossible to develop a cure that works across all mutations.
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  1491. filonin2 Still, the point is that the common cold is a problem orders of magnitude harder to solve than getting a boner.
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  1492. Nermin Mamedova You seem to generalize MRAs and to use the term as a way to group people who you consider to be doing something wrong (as per one of your comments). Do you believe in the equality of generalizing feminism in the same way, or do you believe in differential treatment?
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  1493. If they were going to ship heatsinks by default (and not optional like Banana/Orange/Nano/Raspberry/etc), why not already mount it?
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  1494. Fun fact: there's an Unix command called "cat" (short for "concatenate"). Another command, called "tac", concatenates in reverse :)
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  1495. Do you really think the wife of a billionaire spends one second of the day doing any sort of "house work"? Also, men work more dangerous works than women, and are more prone to work-related death. Should that also be equal, or just the part of paying women more?
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  1496. pixel girl Some smart people are awkward in speaking but to be well-spoken you need to be smart. At least above average, i.e., maybe just as smart as the average accountant or school teacher.
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  1497. If you're worried about the singularity, fear not, we've been "solving" fields like computer vision since the sixties, and look what we still can't do at the end of Moore's law.
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  1498. CNN, MSNBC, etc is the true fake news. "American nationalism? Must be the Russian hackers!" And let's not get into the mainstream fake news that let wars start and kill people.
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  1499. Wasn't it shit already?
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  1500. Didn't "reason" rally ban some people and some speech? That's more of a hugbox rally.
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  1501. ProfDaveB There's something about you that can turn a mind-numbing Wikipedia article into cozy time with Grandpa Dave. Congrats!
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  1502. Just call it goddamn equality! Egalitarianism. Not "feminism". Feminism is for females, egalitarianism is for equality. Why does this matters? Because third-wave feminism is about female supremacy, and they would not have a movement if it was about equality. Calling equality egalitarianism instead of feminism takes power from these dipshits.
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  1503. I don't know what I'm talking about, but if the copper from a CPU heatsink is at around 60-90°C, there's a lot of heat that can be transferred to air (through larger surface area) even if it takes longer to "travel through the heatsink", right? (also, would heat radiation, as in the one that still happens in vacuum, begin to play a role?)
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  1504. Thank you for these videos. P.S.: I think no beard works best for you.
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  1505. +Robbie Tate I'm very happy for Britain, the EU is terrible and you showed more balls than the Scottish, which I didn't expect at all. Good going! Hope you guys demolish the police state crawling around you.
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  1506. I just want to point out the discussion is silly anyway. It's like biologists getting salty over some Noah's Ark attraction/theme park. It doesn't matter if you believe one thing or the other, and people shouldn't try to convince children one way or another. You just have to tell them to think for themselves, if they think the earth is flat and 6000 years old and all their sins are forgiven by Jew On A Stick then let them.
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  1507. If Bill Nye is the science guy then Stalin was an economist.
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  1508. You can still stop it.
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  1509. hardest? nah. Chinese uses more characters and they're the same ones too. Japanese is like Chinese but simpler. Also, since there's virtually no culture being exported out of China (and I don't think you can produce any there anyway), Japanese has the benefit of being more popular, so easier to find material for learning it. plus, WAY easier to pronounce than Chinese (or English, or even Italian and Spanish). Also the hiragana serve as particles and the sentence structure is easy to mentally parse. Hiragana is not hard at all, come on.
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  1510. So basically it can't be fixed? If it only uses documented behavior a lot of programs would stop working if it's fixed, right?
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  1511. hellterminator I'm pretty sure there's undocumented features out there that Microsoft not only keeps but emulates for backwards compatibility. This could well become an exception, but "undocumented features" are commonly relied upon when people need a quick hacky solution.
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  1512. hellterminator But Microsoft does get hands dirty with virus protection. Not only their Defender product, but also the Malware Removal Tool that's issued in Windows Updates. I think the fact that this bug got a name and press coverage could push them to do it.
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  1513. Why the goddamn downvotes on this video??!! Now people get offended even by fucking watches?????9??
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  1514. If you want to know who rules over you, just look at who you can't criticize. Which are the protected classes. Which historical events can't be discussed. Oh and by the way, the ride doesn't end so enjoy your stay.
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  1515. By the way, I downloaded the 150-million Adobe user's file, just to check. My password was only used by ONE other person! Yay! One of my friends had a password used by more than a hundered people. You should check it out.
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  1516. I don't understand. The FSA has a memory of one word, in this case up to 25 and worth say, 5 bits. What if its "single word" of memory was worth a trillion bits? And, it had a ridiculously large but technically finite graph of all the operations it could perform on that single word (or number) composed of a trillion bits? (In other words, couldn't you create a Turing complete machine with an absurdly complicated FSA?) As an example, he says you can't have the machine remember which coins led to 15, but adding a few bits to the number you could store that using a bit of math (mangling the number but it would still be extractable by a simple modulo).
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  1517. I don't understand. The FSA has a memory of one word, in this case up to 25 and worth say, 5 bits. What if its "single word" of memory was worth a trillion bits? And, it had a ridiculously large but technically finite graph of all the operations it could perform on that single word (or number) composed of a trillion bits? (In other words, couldn't you create a Turing complete machine with an absurdly complicated FSA?) As an example, he says you can't have the machine remember which coins led to 15, but adding a few bits to the number you could store that using a bit of math (mangling the number but it would still be extractable by a simple modulo).
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  1518. Mr Robot Implying you already know how bad things truly are.
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  1519. As someone who doesn't do Matlab or R but was wanting to pick R (R studio looks nice), R and Matlab should be similar in terms of performance, right? R seems more programmer-oriented.
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  1520. The problem is that the current corporations are full of douchebags. If there wasn't a Monsanto, people may not even be complaining.
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  1521. Trojan Cover Well, of course our just system needs to have protections, and anyway his life seems to be forever blemished by what still are just allegations.
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  1522. What's the problem with a company "pushing something as an ideal" as Kyle says so? And you know what? They make a ton of money, so I guess you're wrong about "no men likes this". Many do, enough to keep the company not only afloat but profiting a lot. Nothing prevents you from making an "Gertrude's Secret" company where they value compatibility with the standard american diet.
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  1523. I don't understand. The FSA has a memory of one word, in this case up to 25 and worth say, 5 bits. What if its "single word" of memory was worth a trillion bits? And, it had a ridiculously large but technically finite graph of all the operations it could perform on that single word (or number) composed of a trillion bits? (In other words, couldn't you create a Turing complete machine with an absurdly complicated FSA?)
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  1524. +Billy Sugger and booleans are stored as 4 bytes in many high level languages
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  1525. Criticizing CNN is anti-Semitic.
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  1526. Is this hobby work, or do mathematicians do this for a living?
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  1527. How could you possibly ever design a "super-intelligence" and know that it isn't inherently flawed in some way? General intelligence is not a series of if-statements.
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  1528. Well, a man would certainly be arrested "over unwanted cunnilingus". And guess what, nobody would be framing it so lightly.
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  1529. I'm sorry but is any website really still vulnerable to this? It's hard to believe. Isn't everyone using some sort of MVC framework that has an object-relational mapper built in?
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  1530. This channel is a joke.
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  1531. Noah Brooks It's easier/cheaper to use 3P and boost to 5v/12v than to use 3S and need balancing and DC up/down regulators (with 3P you just need two $0.40 boost converters). the charging for 3P can be a single module too.
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  1532. Noah Brooks number then P is very common, at least with Li-Ion cells (18650). Even in combination, like 2S3P for a pack. You will need some power regulation so just boost is easier than buck-boost. Unless amps get high enough that wire gauges become an issue.
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  1533. IMDRanged 4K at higher than 60fps, in 2020 along with quantum computers and flying cars.
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  1534. THE PRICE? I don't even care about quality if I don't know the price.
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  1535. TechAltar My bad, I didn't catch it. It's cheap enough for how niche it is tbh.
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  1536. ExplainingComputers 10 Gigabit Ethernet exists, though (uncommon but still)
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  1537. Now Styx will really hate Merkel lol
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  1538. Transhumanism is a really, really dangerous game. The powers that be can really make this a nightmare for all involved, if they have it as a last-ditch effort while "we the people" wake up.
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  1539. Actually it's pretty normal for GIFs to have one palette per frame. It's usually sub-optimal though.
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  1540. For so much and from ASUS I'd expect a bit more, like an Atom chip or SATA or USB 3.0, this just looks like yet another *Pi, and one that didn't even bother to have an unique layout or fancy features. You can do all of this on other ARM boards already.
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  1541. 2:22 - "Gold-star mother", like the "you tried" star? Or like the ones they were handing out ~71 years ago?
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  1542. This is by far your best video to date. Actually, don't even feel bad if this video is the peak of your career lol You've even addressed content creators, that's going the extra mile. Also, this video may appear to be in conflict with the rest of your content (most of which is "how to craft a persona"), but I think it only supplements it with good advice.
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  1543. By the way, as a reply to your (presumably deleted) comment, I used in my previous comment 111 consonants and 76 vowels, with a Non-Golden Ratio of ~1.46 (Don't tell me that it's pretty close to Phi - 0.1 Phi lol).
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  1544. (Strange, this Google+ comments thing is the worst thing since non-sliced bread). But yeah, I took the comment too seriously and really wanted to know what the ratio was. I really don't mind if you generalize and say that all math guys have no sense of humor because I'm not a math guy! I'm a programmer. I quickly wrote a script to read my comment and calculate that ratio. Which probably took almost as much time as it would to have counted it by hand but yeah... yay programmers!
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  1545. To whoever said "Um... thats the golden ratio.... 3/2 = 1.5". Go back to school. That was like saying that Pi is more or less 3.
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  1546. Universal Basic Income is like the polar opposite of meritocracy. You can't just give people money for doing nothing.
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  1547. I'm disappointed, the guy tells you to use salted hashes. Use f*king bcrypt if possible!
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  1548. As a clueless, ill-informed person, why all the downvotes?
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  1549. Connor M Honestly TYT is pretty stupid most of the time. They don't care that much about research or honesty, but are sometimes funny to watch; it's like a liberal Buzzfeed. Just try not to take them too seriously.
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  1550. You say the cost of solar modules is now $0.36/Watt. Well, dammit, I wish us lowly DIY-ers could see prices near that ballpark.
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  1551. I know it's a silly question, but why does the screen at 2:15 have a different resolution for the titlebar and the window content? The titlebar is noticeably crisper.
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  1552. onee Funny thing, Kayne and other celebrities did go to the same "spirit cooking" satanic cannibalism and child molestation orgies that the Podestas and Clintons frequented. Man, sometimes I wish I was joking.
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  1553. Any time a function calls itself you're using recursion. It's not uncommon...
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  1554. None of you watching this video and agreed with its assessment are the modern left. The left must go.
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  1555. 666Tomato666 I'm just talking about you casting a vote, and a small paper (that you see) gets deposited in a box. The paper has e.g., "Trump" or "Stein" written on it, in clear letters. At the end you just have to OCR everyone's paper trails. You could also have a digital counting system for quick results, just with the really safe physical counting done later.
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  1556. whiteflagstoo Not everyone is redpilled on George Soros so I fear they will keep getting away all the way into Weimar America. We shall see if reason can prevent history from repeating itself. Also, isn't that the same company that handled the Venezuelan voting machines? The ones Hugo Chavez might have rigged?
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  1557. Welp, now I'm going to have even more funny news about the US. It's sad, but I must admit the Republicans are top-notch joke material for someone who doesn't have to live there.
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  1558. CivNat is Fox News tier. It's been there forever. It's not what's new.
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  1559. There is a great talk on Bitcoin as a political tool here: https://youtube.com/watch?v=joITmEr4SjY Bitcoin means the government can't easily wage war without approval from the masses. And much more.
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  1560. Adam Brown Arduino is not a processor, it's a board with a microcontroller on it.
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  1561. InfectedByEli No they're not, if you look at the dropdown there is "English" and "English (automatic captions)". For some reason they actually uploaded subtitles even though they're just as bad as the auto-generated ones... And they show up for me automatically since I usually enable (non-autogenerated) subs.
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  1562. InfectedByEli What I'm saying is that the auto-subs are shown as "English". In most other videos I've seen, "English" is uploaded/written by actual people, but in their videos seemignly it's the auto-sub. I have no idea why they would do that, since just leaving it as-is would be better (we can access those auto-generated subs if we wanted to).
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  1563. meowskull Not vegan, but almost vegetarian (i.e., now and then I eat something like street food that has meat). I would cut off milk and eggs too but still didn't manage to because I crave the worst types of foods, but I'm working towards eating less and less of the bad stuff. I have a friend who's way off the mark in terms of what to eat and what not to; he's a raw foodist and as much as I don't think I'll ever go that far, his health is impressive and he manages to lift more than I do, and can fast for a whole WEEK with only WATER, and most of what he eats are melons and juices like carrot, apple and dill. I would be happy if I could become just vegan, I'm planning to try that after I stop being so broke and can pay for all the more expensive vegan substitutes just so I don't get hit so hard by cravings :P
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  1564. The concept art looks amazing! Don't tell me you drew that too?!
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  1565. I, for one, think that there should be no alimony at all, especially if it's feminist like it currently is. As a stopgap solution, though, don't get married! Or get married under the right terms (if this also exists in the US).
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  1566. Fat people are bothersome for the society they live in, so this is a great law. It's like anti-smoking laws, plus if you're fat you do need less tumblr and more counseling.
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  1567. Jus275 I would buy your argument if Obama had done more than lip service and symbolic measures where climate is concerned. Also maybe less wars would do good for the climate, don't you think? Hillary's nuclear war ambitions would have been worse than anything Trump could have done.
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  1568. Is it too much of a stretch to consider whether MKUltra-style conditioning could be the cause? I mean, it was under her husband's presidency that these documents were declassified, and I shudder to think on the possibility of further developments in the area of what she is, a human-looking puppet with one leg on the uncanny valley.
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  1569. I don't believe anarcho-capitalism or anarcho-communism can work, but this guy seemingly blended both and the result is very interesting. For sure, we need a smaller state, and I'm pretty sure Hillary would have massively expanded it so here's hoping Trump will do the opposite. The first few days of his 8 years in power are very promising already.
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  1570. Actually it has more to do with feminists than the far left (not that I like the far left either). If you look at the gamergate controversy (and previous ones like quinnspiracy), you'll notice that the gaming press is basically pandering to whiners and victim-complex types.
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  1571. No, please, you don't need that. The best way is to use bcrypt (look it up), but making a salted hash (look up that) is easy and most people use it.
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  1572. I would love this too, hope they consider it. Especially the more clever stuff, like stuff out of code golfing, or even historical clever code like quake's iconic square root optimization.
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  1573. I'm not trying to deny people were racist against him, but he was just as racist. Nation of Islam, KKK, Malcolm X, Hitler, it's all the same shit with different colors. Sorry but the solution to racism will never be "black power", affirmative action, or whatever other separatist BS. Ali had as much skill and charisma as he had racism but everyone glosses over this and it really bothers me.
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  1574. Considering you can get such a nice in-depth philosophy education just by watching YouTube (and thinking), and that a degree in philosophy is frankly worth jack shit, why would anyone pay tuition for it?
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  1575. Why does the size of a land ship make it vulnerable to aircraft but not the size of a sea ship? They also move slowly.
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  1576. A lawyer
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  1577. Please consider adding more language models types, some languages might work better with Whisper and others with Meta's SeamlessM4T (both open source and local).
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  1578. Hopefully the pendulum swings really far back in the other direction.
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  1579. It's tragic how I can only like this video once.
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  1580. The funny thing is I might have never heard of him or concluded he was some MGTOW loser if he wasn't persecuted. And they know this! He's that dangerous.
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  1581. Those students had their entire lives ruined. That's much worse than SA. If they could have pushed a button that would clear the charges at the cost of being SA'd they would.
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  1582. Poor Biden must be so confused now that he's expected to keep track of what's true and what isn't before speaking...
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  1583. We need to stop foreign rigging of US elections. By Israel.
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  1584. I believe twitch wants this content (as they'd commit a Tumblr by banning it) but advertisers don't want it, so Twitch pretends it's not happening.
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  1585. Serverless makes a lot of sense until you realize "a billion requests per month" isn't that many and those cents/1k requests add up.
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  1586. "Being a mother is the hardest job in the world"
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  1587. Sounds like a great country to raise kids.
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  1588. This "scandal" should only tarnish the reputation of the dirty smear merchants.
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  1589. He/him: John She/her: Jane They/them: WE ARE LEGION
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  1590. NYC's problem is that it's not a community, it's a society. People have a lot in common in a community. It's the problem of "melting pots". See Tokyo for an example of what social cohesion can do even on a massive city.
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  1591. There should be consequences for judges. It's probably hard to sue a judge, so maybe social consequences? People making her life a living hell? (only recommending legal ways of course... but they have names and addresses).
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  1592. Trump needs to pardon Assange in 2024. I know he probably won't, but at least I hope he defunds all the lettersoup agencies to a crippling degree.
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  1593. Any redpill about the economy will be intermediate at best. You still have a lot of redpills to get gloomy about 😂
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  1594. Plus, if you learn it, you can be the only available candidate for dozens of jobs worldwide!
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  1595. I'm pretty sure a lot of top officials in Israel are happy to finally have a good justification to play with their toys.
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  1596. ...Not under his watch!
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  1597. Actually, he's right about Michio Kaku creating... a particle smasher, in his garage. It did blow out all the fuses in the house and upset his mom, lol. But it's true and you can look it up (he said it himself in "universe in a nutshell"). Altough, I think he was born in the US? not sure.
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  1598. The last bit at the end struck a chord with me, it's really all so tiresome.
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  1599. Realistically though, this would cause a fork. Nobody would accept it.
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  1600. The message these movies send is incredibly male-centric. "A strong woman is a man".
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  1601. Milei is the equivalent of a Ron Paul presidency. It would be a historic moment, and as someone who grew up there, I want to see that county recover from socialism.
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  1602. As someone who prepares home-made almond milk for my wife (not for any vegan reasons, we love a good steak), there's no such thing as "unflavored" vegetable milk (and that would be doubly true for soy, which tastes like absolute garbage and requires strong chemical wizardry to make it remotely palatable). It's not real milk. The whole "flavor" will come from what you put in (e.g., vanilla, coconut oil, salt, sugar and stevia, plus the nut of course, like almond). It's nut juice. And my wife loves my nut juice, because there's no traces of soy.
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  1603. What's probably more shocking to the left, is that they see their own campaign as being perfect. All the celebrities meant... Less than nothing, since his popularity grew.
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  1604. Thank you for setting an example for all humanity. It will probably be difficult at first and the local media will slander him, but viva la libertad, c*rajo!
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  1605. I'm from South America. Why don't you guys just send them straight back to Mexico? It's Mexico's problem, not America's. "Catch and Release" (in Mexico) and the problem is over.
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  1606. The media talking about Kanye West's mental health, but Biden? Totally sane!
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  1607. You can thank the "80 million" that voted for Biden in 2020, and the media that cheerleadered for this disastrous 4 years that are thankfully coming to an end.
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  1608. "Stealth is optional for this mission".
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  1609. What do you mean bad murals, Lushsux is amazing. Still can't believe he painted a (normally unfunny) pickle Rick on Israel's apartheid wall with Gaza.
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  1610. Even if you were an anti-semite, why should anyone be jailed for that?
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  1611. "Her She's" chocolate tastes like vomit to brits because of butyric acid. It's a difference in how "milk chocolate" is produced. Personally more of a 70% guy myself.
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  1612. In my mind the Democrats learned nothing and thus have no chance of fielding anyone that comes close to matching Vance on 2028.
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  1613. Biden would apologize for not calling them undocumented citizens.
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  1614. Why not just have age gates?
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  1615. As someone not from your culture, I empathize. What is happening is tragic, and so few seem to fight back. But there is a silver lining to this. Genetically speaking, you can see this as the culling of some genes. The few Anglo-Saxons left will be the ones with genetically high in-group preference and willingness to procreate. Maybe WW1 and WW2 similarly culled the gene for willingness to fight...
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  1616. Fully agree with the "victim blaming" w.r.t. trying to take advantage of a system. Honesty pays off.
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  1617. Reminder not to give Amazon your money (unless you support this! then go ahead!)
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  1618. I imagine the road cracked down the middle because the pavement was laid in two halves; though I wonder if it's intentional, because it means the road can still be used somewhat.
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  1619. A world without CCP's China is a better world (environmentally, socially, politically, economically). I'm glad the house of cards is tumbling down.
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  1620. This is not surprising at all. Low-fat is a scam, animal fat is great.
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  1621. I think for Joe Rogan this is a controversial statement.
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  1622. Football = you play with foot and ball. It's like Metric vs. Nonsense units.
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  1623. Theranos flashback.
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  1624. I feel like a lot of things in computing would be entirely different if storage wasn't historically an issue.
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  1625. I hope you revisit that metal printer, with better cooling it had promise!
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  1626. Hope he lawyers up and gets Bandcamp to lose an obscene amount of money. This might even get Tim Pool to have a stance on censorship.
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  1627. I saw journalists defend Dustborn. It's very clear they don't play videogames, or the player count would be higher!
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  1628. Why not declare what should be done in the next 4000 years instead? This is not grandiose enough. In 401 years people might forget he was solely responsible for funding education in the US, the world and possibly other planets around the galaxy.
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  1629. I wonder how many people clicked this wanting to see what some random journalist has to say.
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  1630. Those "hackers" glow with a thousand Sieverts of federal particles.
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  1631. This should be forbidden!
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  1632. I think we all should be banned from buying this game, since buying it unlocks the possibility of posting a review, which might contain criticism. No customers = no criticism.
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  1633.  @tingle2958  he is indeed the biggest centrist right now, along with Lex Friedman (who also has a fantastic podcast, kinda like Joe's but sober)
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  1634. Haskell sure is a "computer science" language, because coding like that sure won't be efficient for anything but proofs of concept.
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  1635. This is how DEI ends; not with a revolution, but with a layoff.
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  1636. I used to think Kanye as a VP or even president would be a joke, but now I want it.
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  1637. Ok Styx, what would you do if people started acting s**cidal only to go get d**gs paid by the government?
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  1638. Tucker needs to become president one day.
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  1639. What I don't understand about the pokimane simps, is that she's at best a 7, and you then gotta take off points for the personality.
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  1640. Batteries are an energy storage. Any energy storage is "dangerous". But even in that video, nobody got hurt. Even a child would just step away when that started happening and call an adult.
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  1641. Stop using Twitter, really.
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  1642. Kotaku could recover: - Fire and re-hire everyone based on merit - Change the direction of the company - Change the name, logo, brand, etc
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  1643. Marilize legaljuana 🥴
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  1644. I want that memearchive.tar.gz
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  1645. It is wonderful that trust in the media is at rock bottom. Nobody should trust these "journalists", ever.
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  1646. It's funny, in Brazil it would be a fancy sandwich. Both. PB and J are "expensive", despite fruits and peanuts being cheap.
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  1647. Nah, I don't believe it. They just don't want to go completely broke. Being "a bit less far left for purely financial reasons" isn't nearly enough.
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  1648. Mozilla = Firefox = Freedom. They should put focus on tools that empower the user; VPNs and password managers might be it (stemming from the trust they have), but also they could leverage existing platforms/technologies like Cryptocurrencies, LBRY, etc.
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  1649. Facebook will fall. It's good to be aware of when, and what will fill its void; I'm still not sure about Twitter, but Facebook's coffin is guaranteed.
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  1650. People who support Trump should not support NeoCons. People who support Bernie should not support NeoLibs. Ideally, there should be no opportunists in either party.
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  1651. Imagine if the government colluded with every corporation to go after Antifa, BLM and the LGBT movements, but it's ok because they're private companies. Actually, that might happen in the semi-distant future, when the pendulum swings back.
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  1652. ...You mean Santa's dead? 😢😭
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  1653. While it's venerable to recycle an old laptop for the "hub", a single-board computer will consume far less power, making it probably the cheaper and arguably more eco-friendly option. It's also possible it will handle more cameras, depending on the model.
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  1654. Lemme guess, LLMs?
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  1655. A post-it > FOSS password manager > proprietary one > Chrome's > reusing passwords
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  1656. 140K mail-in ballots just in, all for Biden! What a coincidence! Oh, don't mind the smell of printer ink, it's nothing.
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  1657. You are massively over-estimating the quality of what Rockstar will be able to produce. Companies have been changing a lot due to politics.
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  1658. I really wonder. We are in the path to AI "girlfriends" and maybe even artificial wombs. I think my wife is much better than those two things, but what about most women?
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  1659. Great color coordination for being a budget build. (choosing black and red helps though, which is a common combination. I wish every manufacturer that chooses white(+black) would go for the same shade of white - I went for all-black + RGB instead). There was an episode of Level1Techs where Wendell mentions a Ryzen 3 2200G (or some similar SKU) single-board computer. I really think a Ryzen SBC would be fantastic for the low-end of computing, and hopefully the 7nm jump leads to this making more sense from a power/thermals standpoint.
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  1660. What's next? Will they finally make an all-female, all-black, all-LGBT Back to the Future remake? Please, Disney, spend 1 billion on it!
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  1661. I really hope you win but just running this well was already a victory!
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  1662. Make sure to ask about her PMS, maybe she needs understanding during that phase and will be glad you care!
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  1663. I have ads on my TV and it's quite awful, though I gotta say installing Revanced was kinda confusing if I had to explain it to a boomer/zoomer (same difference when it comes to tech literacy).
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  1664. 13% of tiktokers star in 50% of nuisance videos.
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  1665. Pokemon storm Area 51 to the polls!
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  1666. Remember when Adobe stopped having any new cool features? They went Creative Cloud. The iPhone going subscription will stagnate completely.
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  1667. ​ @kamik111  there aren't that many people in civilized countries, and those are both decreasing and getting replaced. If you take a billion Somalians and put them in Japan, they won't suddenly start making anime.
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  1668. ​ @kamik111  not in all countries. Some places like India, China, etc have overpopulation, others are slowly vanishing.
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  1669. ​ @kamik111  the combined total of all humans doesn't matter if you want cultures to keep existing (e.g., Japan)
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  1670. Good times create weak men Weak men try to create horrible times Good men say "what the hell???" Good men stop it.
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  1671. This is actually really interesting. How rough around the edges is it?
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  1672. The confusion could have been avoided if "abort" was called "terminate", since the former sounds equivalent to "fail".
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  1673.  @dafoex  "do I really need data privacy if I have nothing to hide?"
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  1674. Either we get rid of the new Bolsheviks, or they get rid of us.
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  1675. Imagine if you shown this bad ending to the British during WW2.
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  1676. They should close Sweet Baby Inc.
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  1677. I can't really take DW seriously when they act so much like children.
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  1678. Let's Get Biden To Quit - L.G.B.T.Q.
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  1679. Don't worry Joe has assured us Israel has the best fighting force in the entire country. And Janet told us there's a family discount for supporting two foreign conflicts.
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  1680. Supplements are annoying. They're advertised like beauty products are. It takes some research (and opinion, sometimes) to know what's real/BS.
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  1681. Unfortunate that Leonard Nimoy didn't get to see it.
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  1682.  @Lens10x  two easy-peasy individual solutions: - Don't vote for morons, especially proven morons. - Don't live in places perpetually ran by morons (e.g., NYC, blue states, communist countries).
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  1683. Judges have home addresses. There's tons of things you can do with that. Some are legal!
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  1684. Great editing. Could have used some references to the level 4 bio-we.... I mean pathogen research lab right next to the wet market.
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  1685. You'll see many people, even very rich ones, complaining about this. You won't see them personally housing any of those, though.
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  1686. The idea that a single GPT prompt consumes 300Wh is ludicrous, and says a lot about the integrity/expertise of the channel. People even more tech illiterate will just believe it if you say such nonsense!
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  1687. Most big game companies have so much overhead, bureaucracy, office politics and activist HR. These companies need to just go broke. Don't buy, simple!
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  1688. Remember when the Internet elected Obama? He's got a point.
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  1689. I still find it funny that their brand identity is a HL2 head from Gmod, though I don't understand how this is popular.
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  1690. You don't get a trillion dollars by offering long-lasting fairly priced products to intelligent consumers.
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  1691. It's also shocking how little has been added to even some of their most popular software like Photoshop in DECADES of development. Software patents....
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  1692. I had to do a double take to make sure this video wasn't from 2018.
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  1693. Why do americans use Yelp? Regardless, any system like that needs to be abused to make it moot, so don't feel bad. No competent adult would trust Yelp's thought police.
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  1694. It's funny how the party popular with the Hasan Piker types is the one doing this. I hope Trump exploits this into a schism, and ideally, takes the US out of the region.
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  1695. 👽: Take us to your leader! 🤦🏻: Uhh, could you come back in a month?
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  1696. Leftists know that two wrongs don't make a right. So they go for three wrongs or more.
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  1697. Great analysis, but I disagree on one point. Neural inference will probably reach a point where even low-end hardware supports it, much like what happened with floating point. You don't hear about a CPU having an FPU. The reason for this, is that even on cheap phones (where most SBCs get their SOCs from) it will be cheaper to """""enhance""""" an image than include a slightly better camera in the BOM, as an example. Computer vision that used to be revolutionary like facial recognition is already such a given that you can do some form of it on any SBC, heck even an ESP32. Of course this means that the expectation will rise. The cheap SBC will tell you "it's a cat", the expensive SBC will tell you how the cat feels. :)
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  1698. ​ @tiergeist2639 oyyyyy veeeyyyy
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  1699. ​ @Sneedmeister I hope that isn't the case
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  1700. Drama aside, is it really that many websites using WordPress? Dang. I thought website builders like Wix or Squarespace ate their lunch.
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  1701. I don't think content creators are doomed, or that the internet will be ONLY this. But I think some people do want this, and the internet will be very weird. Anyone attractive or charismatic will probably find themselves on some AI website doing weird stuff 😵‍💫
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  1702. I mean Biden is doing a great job aside from the economy, the border, free speech, domestic policy, foreign policy, Afghanistan, the petrodollar, the... Ok he's not.
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  1703. $1k allegation vs $1m allegation 😲
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  1704. Yeah it uses the framework he made and popularized. It's nowhere near the same thing though.
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  1705. This is so simple and elegant.
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  1706. YouTube will never go away. Even frigging Dailymotion is still online for some reason. But we must make sure TikTok goes the way of Vine.
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  1707. I don't feel it's culturally insensitive to tell people not to wash meat. Especially in a white country, since whites went from being very cold to inventing boxes that stay very cold.
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  1708.  @christianflora2316  the woman that was shot recently, Ashok Babbitt, was unarmed, just protesting, she was not overdosing on fentanyl and didn't commit several crimes like George Floyd did, such as robbing a pregnant woman. She wasn't a member of a protected race, and had "the wrong opinion", so it's not police brutality now? People are being de-platformed for asking; "where is the civil unrest?". Did her Life not Matter? And how can you prove the election was fair? Even questioning it is forbidden. Is that how truth works?
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  1709. I've never thought of the household chores stuff as a pride thing, but you're right. Vacuuming, dishes, laundry, it's never been easier.
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  1710. But that's the protected group!
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  1711. It's not alive, nor sentient. It has learned how to produce text that looks like the terabytes of text it has already seen. Try it for yourself with some of the generally available ones, e.g., Jurassic-1, GPT-J, etc. It can really fool you! Blake should know better. He asked loaded questions from the AI. Consider the "Chinese room thought experiment".
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  1712. Thanks to these companies, we can fully gauge the scale of the modern audience.
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  1713. Those animations of yours are fantastic. Sometimes I can only think of how good of a job you are doing on presentation alone. The best maths content anywhere, really engaging.
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  1714. It will take a lot more than "a little less woke" to win me back at this point.
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  1715. I'm pretty amazed at how brazen they are. If anything they'll become less obvious, smarter, but the vitriol from them is so sheer and open right now.
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  1716.  @JW-dc8hk  rent goes up because houses aren't just a place to live anymore, but a real estate investor market. I do not like this, and I believe deleting such corporations (B*ackRo*k included) would be a net benefit to humanity.
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  1717. There are "four boxes of liberty". The first three are gone...
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  1718. I'm sure all of us can think of a few things to ask (e.g., "What has Kamala done the past 3 years IN OFFICE?"), his work is cut out for him but I'm still rooting he nails it like last time.
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  1719. If you just had said "it's defined by being capitalist, cis-hetero-normative and hateful", this video would have been monetized. Silly you, sticking to outdated norms of rational thinking.
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  1720. I would only pay $100 for an extremely good AND anti-woke game. Something that not only is awesome as a game, but really offends the lunatics.
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  1721. VA for solo projects doesn't need to be live, why trade quality for speed in that case?
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  1722. I disagree with Styx's idea of a VP. It needs to be someone that the ones who could JFK him would think is "worse than Trump". Also to shift the Overton window.
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  1723. Don't worry, "your" government will pay for hotels for foreign migrants using your money, so they can get your jobs.
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  1724. People joke about handing it over to Alex Jones but Tucker Carlson or James O’Keefe would probably use it better.
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  1725. ​ @rustyknyffe88 most leftists are either "gibs me dat" or have guilt from their incredibly comfortable personal life. Lennon was the latter.
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  1726. I have a feeling anyone moving out of New York will discover that life can be, in fact, pleasant.
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  1727. The secret to great vegan soup is a bit of rendered bacon fat. Just tell them you slow-roasted mushrooms in olive oil or something and use fancy words like glutamic acid.
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  1728. @Worldmaster-mq3vr let's not forget Samsung was making any white circle on a black background into a crisp HD full moon 🌝
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  1729.  @shabadooshabadoo4918  there are plenty of good upscalers, from pretty fast like Siax to incredibly slow like SUPIR.
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  1730. It is absolutely possible to have that sort of ideal society. Unfortunately, the current politicians are alive, safe, free, and in power.
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  1731. Nobody interacted with the media he created. The fanart wasn't about the background music.
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  1732. I've seen more people move to Misskey than Threads.
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  1733. Hillary of color and discount Bernie Sanders aren't any better than Alzheimer's Joe.
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  1734. Why would a mostly white school need a black history month though? White guilt propaganda?
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  1735. I wonder if Half-Life 4 will run on Wayland.
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  1736. Wait. The black guy meme was from a McDonald's commercial? I never seen it in full.
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  1737. Currently my only gripe with Steam is their spotty censorship of anime-style games; there is shovelware h*ntai being allowed and good games disallowed. Other than that, Steam is almost perfect as a company.
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  1738. TIL the context for the "hol up, wait a min, something ain't right"
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  1739. All this work for ethnic garlic bread?
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  1740. I want to get the next top of the line GPU, but I expect it to either cost what the 1080 Ti did, or have ungodly amounts of VRAM and CUDA cores for productivity.
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  1741. CNN: "Trump causes fallout for the US economy, as shares of Boeing and Lockheed Martin hit their lowest in 4 years."
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  1742. Styx, do not run an internet connected Windows PC without updating it! If you want no telemetry use an LTSC/IoT/embedded version. Or Linux!
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  1743. MIRVs for California when?
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  1744. Having nuclear weapons is what makes sure they won't be used. May sound MAD, but it's true.
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  1745. It's decorative, it doesn't taste like anything other than salt to me. Like fleur de sel, it's for presentation.
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  1746.  @amnottabs  oh I was thinking of Himalayan there, smoked salt would have a more obvious flavor.
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  1747. The corpos will love it because MIT. The useful idiots will love it because those who program in Rust seem to have programmer socks and Astolfo body pillow.
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  1748. I thought these were for putting a lock! Saw a lock made for that, I guess industrial equipment that has protocols.
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  1749. Female perpetrator: reported with the image of stilettos, usually only good-looking ones are reported, victims "probably liked it", sentence is a slap on the wrist. If a male is even accused of such a thing his life is already over, proof or no proof. Some genders are more equal than others.
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  1750. They? I didn't knew Asmon had multiple editors! I only heard a single male voice thus far.
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  1751. You know for something that comes from a cookbook called TM 10-412 WAR DEPARTMENT TECHNICAL MANUAL - ARMY RECIPES (take that, Escoffier!) this actually sounds highly palatable.
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  1752. I can confirm Bluetooth headphones sound like garbage. But they really help when you are doing something like when I'm cooking. I still want (and have) headphone jacks with my botnet devices.
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  1753. To be clear you need two 24GB cards. ....To run the 70B one, at q4 quantization! 🙃 For the 405B... Sheesh. And imagine finetuning the damn thing!
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  1754. ...According to math.
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  1755. As a Brazilian, this pisses me off. I wish at least they'd be contained into the shit north, but they're spreading.
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  1756. As soon as the media says something, I assume the opposite might be true. If they say water is wet, I'll go check the sink to see what happened.
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  1757. If you don't want several pages of command line output, I recommend ffmpeg-bar - drop-in replacement that gives you a progress bar (HOW is that not built in??)
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  1758. They don't call it the "Donbas" region for nothing...
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  1759.  @Thecircustapes  As a conservative nationalist, I feel very bad for the women there, but unfortunately an old senile man has been put into power by U.S. leftists. This could all have been avoided. But hey, at least there's no mean tweets, right?
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  1760. Please make it a funny candidate. I want to at least laugh at the debates. Thankfully all of them would be funny except Tulsi and Yang who would be more on the serious side. All others would say hilariously off-the-wall stuff.
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  1761. Judges need to be judged. They are above the law and anti-democratic.
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  1762. Unfortunately, we live in Pax Americana, so we depend on the US being a competent world leader. We are living the aftermath of 4 years of the complete opposite.
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  1763. They need to charge former Democrats for all the things they actually did.
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  1764. Just charge a fee for using PayPal and explain it. Or, make returns cost money and explain it (upfront). Or make every other payment method have a "discount" and PayPal is "normal pricing" if your costumers are incapable of the previous reasoning.
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  1765. And the 3950X isn't even out yet!
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  1766. Unfortunately, hate crime is only a one way street for them. Black Panthers are a peaceful protest group for them.
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  1767. Yeah, the "Lügenpresse" is a thing. Shocker!
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  1768. It's funny how the top 3 candidates for the GOP are total semitophiles. It doesn't really matters much who wins to a certain demographic.
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  1769. Fun fact, Asmon's eyebrows are animated by his editor.
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  1770. AntiFa are not counter-protestors. They are violent vicious terrorists, and anyone that opposes them are Nazis.
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  1771. Meanwhile, the Chinese are fuming that Brandon called Winnie the Pooh a dictator. He'll sell you off, but don't think you'll get something out of the sale.
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  1772. Canada is such a backwards country. And I live in the third world! Arrests for actual journalism, for supporting truckers, heck you guys have a substitute drama teacher and part-time ski instructor for PM!! Please Canada, your reputation is not entirely destroyed yet, as not everyone around the world speaks English.
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  1773. About alignment, I don't think you can avoid an AI being aligned/biased with some political opinion or worldview. In my opinion, this should be the system prompt. I.e., "user-aligned".
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  1774. Thanks for being rational. Just as we wish those on the center-left were to call out the woke lunatics, so should we on the right call out the genuine and manufactured psyop ones (e.g., the Qtards).
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  1775. AMD Wraith cooler is the best cooler for deaf people.
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  1776. It wasn't 70 year old politicians doing the American Insurrection of 1776. Thomas Jefferson was 33, and he was only 22 when the Revolution started. And he wasn't the youngest.
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  1777. We were all exposed to literal black supremacy from the SBI narrative designer.
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  1778. This is like hearing that NASA no longer doubts the roundness of the earth. Like, congratulations, baby steps I guess? 🤷🏻‍♂️
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  1779. Trump should make a legal hell for the lying press in his second term.
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  1780. He knows a thing or two about giving info to the other side.
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  1781. Charging more and using more power is not sustainable. I think this is the peak. I just cannot imagine a 5-slot GPU recommending a 1500W PSU for $4000 MSRP. At some point, GPUs will need to scale back to reason.
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  1782. I feel like any model that assumes voters have a clear knowledge of the candidate's actual policies will be a bit flawed. For example, Obama promised to close Guantanamo facilities, and didn't say he'd start wars or drone children. Same with Biden now, I bet people don't see the eventual new wars coming.
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  1783. I support all the toxic leftists like him going to BlueSky and keeping the toxicity there.
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  1784. Hitmen and FBI/CIA are probably angry about that safe bench press.
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  1785. Was she also "a victim of society" who "just wanted a better life"? Or does that only apply to the "poor, oppressed" prison population?
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  1786. It's just a filter. I'm surprised at what people find groundbreaking.
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  1787. Make sure to not finance any of this. Yes, you.
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  1788. Props for France for one thing in particular: the largely anti-Macron protests were vocal against BlackRock. Here's hoping Le Pen steers France in an anti-BlackRock direction.
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  1789. Is it even possible to plug a GPU there? I don't imagine there would be ARM drivers for any consumer GPU, right? But what about compiling the libre drivers (usually done for x86 Linux) on that board? Does that make any sense?
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  1790. Here's hoping AMD also starts giving Intel some competition on the mobile/embedded CPU arena. For laptops this is starting to become a thing, so who knows.
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  1791. On paper, Youtube is a company which needs to make money by itself. It's very generous, by offering free 4K HDR for everyone. But if Youtube becomes 720p with forced ads, suddenly alt tech video platforms start looking a lot better to the average normie.
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  1792. Joe also doesn't know where he is.
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  1793. Snopes told me the duck is FALSE and if you don't see the rabbit, you're on the wrong side of history, you neo-duckist.
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  1794. When she loses, the narrative will be that the old white man held her back. Don't expect her to thank him for ever having been close to the presidency.
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  1795. Science fiction authors assumed, and to a degree convinced us, that language is both the base and the apex of human thinking. ChatGPT proved it is neither. But it's useful!
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  1796. Come on, your peak is your 20's. Yes, you can have a poor upbringing (like you, like me) but if that didn't happen you'd see it as your best years. Oh well.
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  1797. Ricky Gervais at the 2020 Golden Globes has been the most relevant moment in awards in at least a decade.
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  1798. Attacking someone's race... because they're the Good Guys(tm).
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  1799. All of us probably notice this. Way too much "news sources" on the front page. Remember none of them are pro-America pro-Freedom, or pro-Anything you care, you will notice a lot of them started talking about how the US needs to go fight for Israel. They peddle propaganda.
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  1800. If he gets JFK'd, what next? It might be important to think on it.
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  1801. To be clear Styx, solar panels still heat up, they're not converting the heat from the sun into energy.
    1
  1802. Get a dog, go on daily walks (even if short!) move yourself, eat less sugars and seed oils. None of that sounds like a depression cure but it is.
    1
  1803. Africans will never even do as much as thank Europeans for the "colonialism" that gave them every good thing they have. So just quarantine the continent, and leave Ebola to their spirit doctors.
    1
  1804. I couldn't imagine writing 400 tweets a month, let alone per day, for several days straight. Surely says nonchalant and mature. Must be a busy woman.
    1
  1805. I think the narcissist is the perfect prey for the sociopath. So it's not like a battle of two peers.
    1
  1806. Too bad for the elites, but people are in fact capable of thinking for themselves and remembering events.
    1
  1807. Now is time for all of us to start thinking how to make use of AI. Learn all you can.
    1
  1808. Yes it is, and the overwhelming majority supports it. The majority of people not running adblock are people who either don't know how to, or don't want to bother (e.g., mobile) - not people who think it's wrong.
    1
  1809. Guys, I know! The solution is more government.
    1
  1810. But how else could they pay for masterpieces such as Lord of the Rings of Power+Privilege? Do you know how much it cost just to keep the review scores high?
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  1811. I don't think he'll last till 2024.
    1
  1812. Both were equally demonized by the ADL, which to be fair have a lot of time on their hands after Leo Frank was acquitted and surprisingly P. Diddy and Harvey Weinstein did not seek the ADL's lawyer services.
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  1813. What if he trained for years just for this "no effort November" as the ultimate flex?
    1
  1814. I identify as double-plus-infuriated.
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  1815. Well, consider the average person. Half are dumber than that!
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  1816. Imagine having actually voted for Biden...
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  1817. Man, wear a mask, that's a lotta glass dust.
    1
  1818. It is a religion.
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  1819. I am so glad I can look at all that slop and be rightfully disgusted.
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  1820. The anti-white BS is exactly why people want to live in a white ethnostate, Styx. Africa, Middle East and Asia are full of ethnostates - no moral conundrum to be wanting a white one.
    1
  1821. He was really vilified by the leftist Brazilian press at every opportunity, so even if he recovers thanks to hydroxycloroquine, they will find some reason to vilify him more.
    1
  1822. Hey, Americans. Vote. Don't be complacent. Don't assume it'll be a landslide if you don't personally get off your behind and vote.
    1
  1823. There are many minorities in Britain, such as the British.
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  1824. The salt from brainlets (sometimes literally, like Shoe0nHead) tastes delicious.
    1
  1825.  @marvalice3455  while I agree working with our hands is wonderful and that a bright future has no middle management or HR, that's too broad of a generalization; programming is a nice job despite the ergonomics and office environment for example.
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  1826. While you're at it, Israel too.
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  1827. "Being a mother is the hardest job in the world".
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  1828.  @fishyc43sar  there are even 3080 (mobile variant) laptops and even Quadro laptops, but I hope the average user of those has an IQ above room temperature.
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  1829. Weinstein even rhymes with Epstein.
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  1830. Extra info: Zucc released 8B, 70B and 405B sizes of that AI, the one you saw running is the 8B one; imagine how smarter is the 405B one, and it's free for anyone to download and run locally provided they have a ridiculous computer.
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  1831. I'm skeptical of the Figure robots. I'm expecting a Rabbit R1 / Humane Pin type product.
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  1832. Akita? Richard Gere isn't live action already? 😂
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  1833. I love how to talk about an awful community you just have to add "stan" on the front.
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  1834. Do they feel "erased" like when they literally erase a channel from YouTube?
    1
  1835. Absolutely agree with this. People would beg for him to come back, and the left would be disillusioned with Biden. That said, I'm jaded with Trump missing good opportunities.
    1
  1836. It's a lot better name than Prefab
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  1837. It's kind of sad that some basic stuff that seems like a no-brainer isn't, on Linux. I still love it, but not for its usability.
    1
  1838. What's good about the rabies vaccine is that you take it and then become immune to rabies. Crazy concept, right?
    1
  1839. Oh no only 700k concurrent players now? Wow what a flop. I don't expect that "AAAA" game to hit these numbers.
    1
  1840. Biden saying this is a joke only a journalist could say.
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  1841. I hope Marilyn-senpai notices you, Styx.
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  1842. The "🐔 carousel" has been a massive disservice to the happiness and well-being of women. I'm glad I found mine when we were both teenagers, happy ever since for over a decade.
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  1843. Google (and others) don't have all that many language pairs, it's almost always to and from English, even if it does two steps silently.
    1
  1844. Biden has a country border to defend... Ukraine's! I'm sure that's what the American people want.
    1
  1845. Remember that gatekeeping is necessary, important, and morally correct. Overwhelm the crazies, and keep them out.
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  1846. How many times will this statement be recycled? Yes, people know.
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  1847. Obama (who started several wars) should give his Nobel Peace Prize to Trump. Peace in the Korean Peninsula is good.
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  1848. Gotta fast-track that vaccine! Those sweet profits won't be there forever, not when long-term effects are discovered!
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  1849. Styx is correct. This golden opportunity will not be here in 2028 if Trump isn't elected, it'd be something meaningless like Jeb Bush vs Kamala Harris.
    1
  1850. This is the election where Dems and never-Trumpers should use their tiny impotent vote to empower a third party, even if it is the lousy Greens or fake Libertarians.
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  1851. Occasional-Cortex and similar will likely start getting fact-checked... Can you imagine the salt?
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  1852. Women are not allowed to be even mildly attractive, but the men are all bodybuilders.
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  1853. The staff applauded Frosk's rant.
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  1854. As ideal as that would be, imagine trying to run a tech platform smoothly when even the banks are trying to stop you.
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  1855. LMAO tse tung
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  1856. Hmmm on a remote control car? Did she know something?
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  1857. I wouldn't ban them, I think there could be a special deployment of those very special troops, all together, to the front lines...
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  1858. Not only should Trump be elected, it should be a landslide. Or, it would, if the average IQ wasn't like 90.
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  1859. That looks like something you'd see in an old videogame because they didn't have enough polygons and you'd think to yourself, "yeah no way that would ever be real, the proportions are way off!"
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  1860. ​ @Aabergm it's not a human right to post on Reddit dude.
    1
  1861. A 3090 should fit just fine; you can even rent those cheaply (like $1/hr should be enough)
    1
  1862. Docker exists because of atrocities like Python. Can you imagine using Docker for a C or Rust program? Me neither. Now on Python land, that code only works in 3.10, not on 3.9 or on 3.11.
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  1863. What does this even have to do with what he said? Also, it's not "black", it's "African American". Because otherwise it's RACISM!
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  1864. Unless it's open source, it will still have the same California-style biases baked in.
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  1865. Just another reason to never use AirBnB. In case you ever needed one more!
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  1866. I have nothing against quinoa, kale and a balsamic reduction. Sounds like a great side dish to big chunk of beef.
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  1867. Ezra Miller got away with it too. If you're a torpedo file, just make sure you dress up as a woman and play pretend.
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  1868.  @Esperonz  I'm ok with some guy believing he's a woman, I just don't.
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  1869. The game consoles bit makes no sense. Consoles are often sold at a loss, they don't make money as hardware but as a physical DRM. It's on the manufacturer's benefit that they get repaired.
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  1870. Interesting that the groups that most wanted the refugees are the tiny hat folks.
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  1871. Each domino is one pixel on a NES screenshot. It suddenly doesn't look that low-res.
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  1872. Now you see why he waited this long to return to Xitter.
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  1873. Considering your point on "legacy media", which I agree on, isn't "woke" a bad word to use? Much like "SJW" it is technically positive. Maybe the irony overrides this?
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  1874. It's not just Germany. Many countries are seeing a sudden omen in the wall that says: "we're so back, baby".
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  1875. If cars were invented today half of the voting population would be against unregulated high-velocity fully semiautomatic transmission, nobody NEEDS to drive over 20 mph.
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  1876. I like your humor :)
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  1877. Aside from probably needing a 4090, how hard is it to mod it like this? I think most people would sacrifice FPS/resolution to run this.
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  1878. Make an example of the doctor or this will happen again. Make any doctors thinking of doing this to fear and tremble at the thought of ever attempting this. *If you let this pass without consequences, it will happen again to another innocent child.*
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  1879. EVs can be nice. Not because of environmental reasons, though. They should not need 24/7 connectivity or subscription plans for software features however.
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  1880.  @redthunder6183  remember not to run 8b at q4 (default in ollama for example, but BAD, use q8)
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  1881.  @redthunder6183  true but make sure you're using 8-bit quant, not 4-bit - it matters for those small LLMs
    1
  1882. Meanwhile McMaster Carr making the most responsive website ever with Yahoo's web framework from 2008 and jQuery.
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  1883. The media has subverted white woman with the promise that they'll be "on the right side of history".
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  1884. A game doesn't need to attractive female characters. Just like I don't need to buy it. See: a voluntary exchange of apathy.
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  1885. ​ @woodsofchaos  you're not wrong, Indian Americans are the richest demographic in the US (way more than whites), which means a huge brain drain to India, as the brightest minds leave the rest of the country for greener pastures.
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  1886. Soyny Censorstation.
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  1887. Disagree with Asmon, I don't want live service games. You will never "buy" a live service game. It's theirs to shut down or change at any moment.
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  1888. ​ @troyt4969  that sounds good!
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  1889. Milei is a mix between a right-wing Trump and a libertarian Ron Paul, notice that I'm adding the adjectives because Milei takes it all to a new level. Can you find a pic of Trump or Ron Paul flying the Gadsden flag? No. He's also very different from a Pinochet, Bolsonaro, Bukele or Duterte. On a more specific note, Argentina has different USD exchange rates, such as the "dólar blue", a black market value which you'll see in news tickers as if it was legit. The socialism that happened in the wake of the 1999 "Corralito" incident may have finally ended. Before that, A dolar was a peso! they were nearly 1:1.
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  1890. Americans, don't take the red wave for granted. Go vote.
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  1891.  @darkfur18  exactly, and probably the actual producers of this content will not be caught by this at all.
    1
  1892. Any Antifa in power should be jailed by sedition. The large masses of stoned tools can just be free to edit stonetoss memes in their discord or whatever they do.
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  1893. Judges being above the law is a big problem worldwide.
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  1894. This is the real sexism.
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  1895. Cleaning house is very important, you wanna stay away from opportunists and backstabbers "on your side".
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  1896. If Kamala became the president of Egypt they'd run out of sand.
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  1897. That code rocket will have deep market penetration.
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  1898.  @codeman99-dev  conda: solving environment for over a dozen hours before I cancel
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  1899. Tulsi is not good for Israel. This is why she's a pariah in her party, and would be with the Republicans too. Israel-first is a requirement in American politics. That said, the voters would vote for her, even parts of the Trump crowd would vote for her.
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  1900. Passion of the Christ XIV - The Austrian Artist Strikes Back
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  1901. People may criticize it, but "might makes right" has a proven track record.
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  1902. Isn't onboard NAND flash just as bad as a microSD for durability and size but without the option to replace it? My understanding of microSD cards is that inside, they're just a NAND chip.
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  1903. I believe willpower is a limited currency and routine is a well-oiled machine. It is easier to keep doing something than to change it via motivation. Start small.
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  1904. "Wow, our model is so powerful we're scared it might be dangerously good, Mr Investor Von Moneybags!"
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  1905. Don't worry, Boeing operates to the highest standards of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, much like the Titan sub. You'll be safe (from straight white males).
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  1906. Trudeau and Macron are proof universal suffrage wasn't the brightest idea.
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  1907. The Onion is not unbiased anymore. In 2016 they went soft on Hillary thanks to """"donations"""" and have been woke and bland ever since. The modern equivalent of The Onion is Babylon Bee.
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  1908. The proportion of neocons and neolibs is one of the reasons I don't believe in the practicality of universal suffrage.
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  1909. How many of them are jewish? Maybe it's time to take a look at over-representation.
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  1910. Imagine if this is what a kid first sees about hospitals and doctors.
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  1911. It's wild that me, living in a small city in a third world country, have like 5 options for fiber internet. Politicians in Germany have long stopped caring about its people. This is reflected by voting for more populism, which is not a bad thing - and the taboo around it is slowly fading. Germany should care about Germans.
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  1912. I wonder if it will be like Twitter, "celebs" with 6 trillion followers and a dozen interactions per post.
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  1913. We have RepRap who democratized 3D printers by inventing DIY 3D printers. We need a similar movement for 2D printers. Imagine an open-hardware printer!
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  1914. Jonathan Blow was super clever to even operate the Jia Tan account to prove the point. My hat's off to him. Point taken.
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  1915. 3:20 Chromium is not a fork of webkit. Blink is a fork of webkit.
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  1916. A health care worker friend doesn't trust the vaccine and she wishes it was optional.
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  1917. I kinda want that crazy map to be real just because of how cool it would be.
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  1918. There is 1.58-bit, it's ternary. To find more about it look up BitNet.
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  1919. Man, Linux is such a blessing.
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  1920. You gotta admire the dedication of this guy to prove an online argument... 👏
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  1921. Godzilla Minus One was amazing, so it's baffling to make the budget comparison. Hollywood writers better fear being replaced by ChatGPT.
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  1922. Inalienable human rights were a mistake. Revoking those in cases like this would provide for human-like lab rats, involuntary organ donors, slave labor, etc.
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  1923. I think you could solve this ambiguity of the term "mentally ill" with a simple mental acuity test before voting. Also weed out double digit IQs.
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  1924. >Mental Outlaw Yep, you're based.
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  1925. Rand Paul is one of the only Republicans that isn't uniparty. I'd love to see him as US president in the future.
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  1926. There have been AI winters in the past, so it's perfectly possible SOTA doesn't go past Transformers (any opinion to the contrary sounds like a bunch of mamba jamba to me 😉), but even then, there's a lot of tech that's possible today and just not implemented. Regarding robots, biggest issue is battery. Animatronics are glued to one spot and power consumption is a footnote.
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  1927. There are Christians in Gaza. Of course, those victims don't count. Many US politicians want to help their country of origin first, then America sec... not second, either.
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  1928. There should be a "legal tax evasion company" that allows you to do all the (100% legal) trickery like send your money to some remote island. Why? Because that way, either the loopholes get closed, or commies can't steal from the middle class.
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  1929. The actor is a literal child molester, using "trans" as a shield (that seemingly works! Harvey Weinstein should just have come out as trans!)
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  1930. Folks. This is stock footage. He just used whatever decent stock footage he could quickly find, most likely. It's not the point that some of the stock footage isn't from Mexico City.
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  1931. A lot of (delusional) people said Concord failed because of the business model. Them going f2p would prove this is not the case. (They'll invent another excuse.)
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  1932. Absolutely we need better anti-drone tech as civilians. Tech Ingredients has stuff on this topic!
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  1933. Imagine if this got copystriked by Nintendo.
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  1934. Don't get me wrong every other Blender feature is amazing and it's the best piece of software ever, but you know you've gotten used to Linux when you start thinking Blender's video sequence editor is actually good. It has a long way to go before it's halfway decent.
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  1935. Imagine if men had to deal with the same issues. Women commenting on your looks everyday. Maybe they even give you a flirty look while they hold the door open. Women's issues are very serious!
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  1936. Imagine Epstein's face when they show up at his pizzeria by chance after all the other ones run out of stock.
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  1937. Please, they can't buy kadokawa...
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  1938. How did America form? I guess it was holding placards and votes.
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  1939. Russian bots hacked Epstein for Trump, surely.
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  1940. Hate speech is speech someone hates.
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  1941. Decades of heat adding up means... It'll get worse?
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  1942. My brain made laptop fan noises just by looking at this video, how do you even know so much about so many topics?
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  1943. For anyone on Windows, I highly recommend two projects: Kobold.cpp and Oobabooga's Text Generation WebUI. Those two will be a mostly no-fuss experience. For those with low budget, CPU with partial GPU offloading will suffice. For those with more money, an used 3090 will do a great job, and two or more of them will run anything a Mac can, at a fraction of the price.
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  1944. Hey that's me.
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  1945. Wait. When did Twitch became cancer? I didn't notice! I have been living under a rock.
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  1946. If you buy the blue car, can it switch to pink on a whim?
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  1947. I have a leftist friend who thinks space man bad, it's funny to see her think Twitter is dying for so long and not notice the contradiction, as she keeps using it.
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  1948. It's USB 2.0 on USB-C. It's like the speed of good internet. The housing is USB-C, which makes you think it's as good as everyone else's USB-C.
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  1949. I am really impressed at the average American's reluctance to just cook at home. Lower price, much higher quality.
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  1950. ChatGPT o3-mini reasoning is somehow really bad for creative tasks compared to DeepSeek-r1. It's subjective so I encourage everyone to try.
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  1951. This was a very nuanced take.
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  1952. It performs electrolysis. It's what plants crave.
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  1953. We're led to believe everyone is too dumb to make choices on their own, and that it'd be "safer" to relinquish our freedoms.
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  1954. I wonder if the second episode was watched by more people than Morbius.
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  1955. I hope Trump goes after BlackRock, they are heavy pushers of DEI via ESG.
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  1956. Fuck YouTube.
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  1957. This is so true. I seen time and time again that being generous is good for business, not to mention a lot simpler to handle.
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  1958. Llama-3 8B instruct is pretty awesome for its size, especially after people tuning it, like dolphin. Bigger ones are great but this one runs on anything.
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  1959. When will the US care about Palestinians as much as they care about Ukraine? I guess some lives are more lucrative to the Bidens.
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  1960. Diversity: non-white and occasionally Jewish.
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  1961. @LADYAQUARIAN42 No, karma is not based on transgressions or sins from past lifes. For most, it is based on pure choice. You must take into account that remembering past lifes will make you terribly ashamed at every single thing you did against others, and hopeful for the progress you're making in recent lives. Some people have been making so little progress that they choose to suffer here instead of suffering on the other side from their consciousness (since they don't have many choices).
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  1962. A woman in Japan being a "BL shotacon fujoshi otaku" would get the same respect as Yasuke.
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  1963. Whenever you see the name of a government project, just invert the meaning.
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  1964. Eventually it'll even the average temperature out in a short burst.
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  1965.  @AParticularlyConcernedCitizen  I mean it's ridiculous for Democrats to pretend he would support their policies, but it's not hard to find them pretending that.
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  1966. That frying pan was to try to fry an egg with the light alone, wasn't it?
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  1967. This kind of mafia shit only stops when people that see this actually go "I'm never going to use Yelp again and will encourage others to do the same". I understand needing to use Paypal, Google stuff, etc, but Yelp sounds entirely disposable.
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  1968. ​ @kapv3 you can encode data, just it's not efficient.
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  1969. My wishful thinking hope (not likely): - Nvidia made too many GPUs - Companies stop buying en masse - Nvidia is forced to give us good value
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  1970. Did this person imply there is more altruism in China than western countries? LMAO
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  1971. Honestly I don't see what is Russia doing that is worse than what the US has done. If anything they're moving their troops on their own back yard while the US is going across the world to play world police.
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  1972. It was probably cheaper to issue refunds to every single member of the modern audience than to keep the servers running at negative profit.
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  1973. The ability to do logic is not that complicated - you could do it with just a few neurons, natural or artificial. The ability to have a world model of the environment is, however.
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  1974. On an unrelated note, saturated fats were shown in a study to reduce alcohol liver damage in lab rats (in their study, lard). Btw make your burgers at home! It's SO EASY. There is nothing wrong with beef, bread cheese and pickles. One 200g patty burger is enough to fill me up, no fries needed.
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  1975. Can non-Jewish white people have a similar association? Similar lobbies to AIPAC? Similar countries to Israel?
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  1976. I'd even take Ronald McDonald and Donald Duck at this point.
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  1977. Mine on it to get your money back!
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  1978. Hope the camera was ok.
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  1979. They will just call White Nationalism a mental illness. Of course, zionism is just fine and dandy.
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  1980. People did indeed die of laughter.
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  1981. Censorship is a "right now" problem with a clear solution. Climate change is a "in the future, gradually, according to some models" problem with iffy, scammy, agenda-pushing solutions.
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  1982. Who is the most damaged by this, the Ukrainians or the Russians?
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  1983. You don't understand, Neo. When this is ready, you won't need Youtube captions. Your PC will do it, locally!
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  1984. If Zuckerberg runs in 2020 he'd lose really hard. Imagine him in a debate!
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  1985. Cis is used as a slur. I don't want to be called cis, just like the transvestite doesn't want to be called a tr**ny. It's really that simple.
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  1986. Now that I've seen this, I hope you make a similar video about a concept I don't know! I hope it becomes a series.
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  1987. @Bam_Bam_Bam_Bam  patents help corporations screw the little guy, by patenting all the other things the little guy needs to compete, basic concepts that shouldn't even be patentable, and hold those patents forever.
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  1988.  @Pihsrosnec  no corporation can claim your work "on your spare time" (time outside of work hours) but I get what you mean. I think it's fair a corporation benefits from work they paid employees to produce, I just think laws should be fair, and designed to benefit society, not cement the lazy and greedy vampires.
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  1989. If anything, it should make combat easier! 😂
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  1990. Great news for Great Britain. I'm gonna be honest, I don't understand what happened where Sky News Australia is so different from Sky News UK.
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  1991. You know their secret to going back to work with egg on their face? They knew it was a lie all along.
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  1992. You know why Tim took tampons to a boy's bathroom? Because it wasn't a foreign country.
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  1993. If Harris was competent, Biden would have "stepped down" a long time ago. Imagine voting for Hillary of Color & Discount Bernie.
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  1994. Maybe we should all just short sell stocks of western companies before major releases.
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  1995. Joe Rogan lives among us.
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  1996. You could have wore a mask that said "it's not because of the coronavirus"
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  1997. It must have been really hard to change the background color of some of the windows of some of the programs, it's understandable that they take years doing it.
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  1998. There are no conspiracy theories about globalists, there are just spoiler alerts.
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  1999.  @clapointe151  so you're saying there's a single political affiliation where people DON'T think government is corrupt and big pharma is big evil?
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  2000. It's not just YouTube, Google itself is trying to throttle adblocking on Chrome via Manifest V3. One thing you can do is switch browser.
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  2001. Interesting that it took criticism of The Chosen Ones™ for DEI to seem unfavorable.
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  2002. In Brazil it got removed (by Bolsonaro) and reintroduced by the leftist that got selected president.
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  2003. Some people only think about next quarters' revenue, which is why they gleefully destroy decades of trust and fandom for a single political statement piece.
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  2004. Interesting how whatever he said was cut at 7:06
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  2005. Fascinating. Out of all spices, garlic is one I wouldn't live without - I don't think I'll ever grow tired of it, either!
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  2006. He said he would "quiet down the noise". We're the noise. He's not sorry, and this is not a course correction.
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  2007. Haha nice seeing you here!
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  2008. Faraday cages should be a no-brainer. No wireless signals enter or leave.
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  2009. In Brazil, the president we "elected" (honk honk) won't fight Venezuela because they're best buddies.
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  2010. We should also hold corporations accountable for pushing ESG values.
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  2011. Banning a lawyer for no reason is like shooting a bodyguard.
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  2012. Ok how long till kids start having school trips to trans-canine drag story hour? So tolerant!
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  2013. You think $400 is expensive for a vacuum, here in Brazil they cost upwards of $1300 (dollars!) for the "cheaper" Dysons, and just looking it up right now I see a Dyson V15 for $4300 (dollars!).
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  2014. Trump: "everyone welcome!" Left: "Your race/sex/gender is bad. Videogames cause <current issue>. War abroad good."
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  2015. He's already bringing jobs into black communities. Quite progressive!
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  2016. Smh... Deadlocks are not a race condition, they're just a hairstyle...
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  2017. It's amazing how many cool open AI research has been done by Facebook as a byproduct of burning money for the failed metaverse.
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  2018. He's entirely right. The places in Brazil that have any development, are the parts where Germans, Italians, Japanese etc have settled.
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  2019.  @bigfudge3223  I think he refers to the fact Hitler's army had black people, asians, even jews. The hollywood version is ironically whitewashed.
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  2020. Let's hope Marvel raises back above the threshold where it's good enough to clown on 😔
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  2021. Yeah this is the most surprising bit. I guess blizzard is so broke they can't even bribe steam into deleting reviews.
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  2022. You see some interview from Joe Rogan, Tucker Carlson or Lex Friedman, and you get more critical approach with people THEY LIKE. Hasan just glazed a houthi rebel...
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  2023. ...imageine if something damages that capacitor when fully charged...
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  2024. This is very much the "Unix way" - do one thing and do it right. TAR exists because tapes could only handle a stream of bits, and gzip only compresses a single file because archiving is tar's job.
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  2025. We should root for them because China is seen as a role model by the likes of Satan Klaus.
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  2026. There's also the problem of YouTube demonetizing many content creators.
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  2027. The downfall of Disney is good and all, but I hope something takes its place. Something wholesome for kids to watch, that's well produced and safe.
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  2028. I will no longer be able to say "the blue checkmarks on Twitter" as a convenient catch-all for despicable bastards... That's the only downside so far.
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  2029. It should be legal to have a live round though.
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  2030.  @lilfish5124  he can watch it as a reviewer, that much is not wrong, but we all know it'll be bad.
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  2031. Puerto Rico is NOT a crime!!!
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  2032. I'm surprised California made crime illegal. I did not expect this wild change in policy.
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  2033. The Democrats used to be the anti-war, free speech, Occupy Wall Street party. Just go back to that.
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  2034. I don't get it. Is DeSantis trying to lose? I'm genuinely starting to think so.
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  2035. I think they need to antagonize their potential viewers just a bit more.
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  2036. - I don't get it... - Exactly! 😂
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  2037. Kotaku and many other companies like it, need to be blacklisted from this plane of existence.
    1
  2038. Wait, do you work remotely? I thought you worked for some uni.
    1
  2039. If CNN wants to make money they have to surpass media giants such as: dude with a webcam.
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  2040. The current worker shortage is just a test run of societal collapse that UBI would bring - Wall-E: Welfare Edition.
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  2041. Reason #123: I actually want the company that currently distributes that content to go out of business, and would actively pay for them to lose money if it was possible.
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  2042. Example to clarify my point: Discord server I'm in wanted to play Minecraft. I was already paying a monthly server bill to host it, but did not want to give Microsoft any money (even though I spent way more on unplayed Steam games). I felt really bad when I eventually paid for a legit copy, and just because the pirated one was too out of date. If I could, I would pay an extra $20 or whatever just so Microsoft didn't make any money from the transaction.
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  2043. What about the "ritual" of setting the sugar cube on fire?
    1
  2044. Sorry but what nonsense is he speaking? iOS is Apple's phone OS, nothing to do with Android. The instruction set is the architecture (e.g., ARM vs x86), and there's no "keypad" as a concept, the memory is volatile storage that has a randomized layout, plus hardware-level keyloggers for these phones are not developed in half an hour. I thought he was going to say you can jailbreak a phone in (less than) half an hour (which would be true).
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  2045. I smell bribery and/or blackmail.
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  2046. Funny how what hid Gauss' discovery for so long was just language, notation and didactic communication.
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  2047. It's one of many magic tricks that transform taxpayer money into first-class flight tickets and 5-star hotel service for corrupt bureaucrats.
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  2048. Now, the question is: will the prosecutors be locked up?
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  2049. I know there always were good reasons to switch to Linux, but Windows wasn't this bad before.
    1
  2050. DiffVSR is the one I cared about the most but the code link still goes to a 404 page... is this the new "Code (Coming Soon!)"? Just have the "Code" link, technically pointing to a GitHub URL?
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  2051. Today: "What is a woman?" Tomorrow: "What was a woman?" (hopefully not)
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  2052. Prompt: "Battery material, ((high power density)), cheap, lightweight, masterpiece, best quality, trending on arXiv, by John B. Goodenough and Stanford R. Ovshinsky"
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  2053. Twitter staff need to be jailed for election meddling.
    1
  2054. It sounds kinda doomer-ish and extreme to say "everything is wrong", but I can't even pretend to have an argument to the contrary.
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  2055. There will be other ways. The videos are internally just a bunch of concatenated DASH fragments following a playlist file, also they have to somehow know when to add clickable links on screen.
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  2056. ​ @74Gee you might pick an used 3090 for that, not a 4090
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  2057. Joe has probably been on so many meds to stay "lucid", he'd be a vegetable at withdrawal either way.
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  2058. Celebrating women(*) in sports!
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  2059. Wait, does Kimmel still speak? I thought his writers were on strike, how does he know which words to use, and in what order?
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  2060. "What's that high-pitched shrieking sound?" "It's the mail-in ballots, we had to overclock the printers."
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  2061. He will steal away all of the Trump voters who love gun control, CRT, and who feel nostalgic for the Kennedy name.
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  2062. Yeah it was probably the wet market next door to the only Coronavirus bioweapons lab in China. 🤡
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  2063. I'm surprised how people can look handsome or horribly ugly depending on who drew them.
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  2064. There should be a hardware switch for webcams/microphones as a default feature.
    1
  2065. As a counterpoint, I propose anyone suggesting curtailing free expression should get 10+ years without bail on a federal prison. Maybe there is some middle ground to be had, like 5 years.
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  2066. Personally, I think you should do this in a more subtle manner; one that could be argued to be "unintentional". That way you get away with it.
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  2067. Doesn't this sound offensive to women? I would be offended. It assumes that a complete failure of a man should just try again as a woman instead. It works in sports!
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  2068. "...She was still running?" - Donald Trump
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  2069. Beef is awesome. So is poultry and pork. Just treat the livestock right, and I'm happy. But I do believe WEF politicians should eat only bugs, you know, lead by example! :)
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  2070. Why would any individualist want to avoid balkanization?
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  2071. So in an SUV, which is not a small car, she can't even reach for the seatbelts.
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  2072. Do note, ollama is using llama.cpp, with Nvidia cards you can run faster backends such as exllama2, and since you have 2x24GB you can even run llama3 70B.
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  2073. Great interviewer, too!
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  2074. Whatever it is you're going through, take care of yourself.
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  2075. heme👏 review👏
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  2076. "Being respected" is not an inalienable human right. "Being liked" is even less.
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  2077. Keep pushing back against insanity, it's working! Some day we might abolish pride month and reclaim the rainbow as a child-safe symbol.
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  2078. Was this allowed by MasterClass? Because if it was I want to get a subscription from them for being good sports.
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  2079. This could actually be helpful for people moving countries with a dog and have it taken good care of. I don't see the problem here, if you can afford it.
    1
  2080. You are what The Onion wish they were.
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  2081. That fractal animation stolen from @kishimisu was pretty blatant! In fact, I wonder if Claude learned it from the many people who uploaded their versions of it (myself included) to various online code repositories / showcase sites.
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  2082. Patreon will ban you for alleged off-site mean words, but you better bring the police if you want to pry away their kid pics? Not the best look.
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  2083. You can be an environmentalist without being a leftist.
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  2084. Wait I thought Navi had Crossfire because the cheese grater Macs have crossfire'd AMD GPUs. Aren't those Navi?
    1
  2085. The thing about progressivism, is that it always progresses. All the way into the edge of a cliff, if that happens to be in the eternal way forward.
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  2086. 10k hours and "it's ok I guess" sounds strange or ironic for a game, but certainly not for Windows.
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  2087. Soma in Brave New World predicted some things also. Maybe the original Deus Ex? It's a whole cocktail of dystopia.
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  2088. No, for a very simple reason, Trump got elected. Russia invaded some place or another during every US presidency except Trump (and before that, but it was the USSR then). "Talk softly and carry a big stick."
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  2089. Samson Option = everlasting peace in the middle east.
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  2090. You know, this is quite rich coming from the WEF. And maybe "eating the rich" isn't that bad of an idea. Though klaus schwab might give you food poisoning.
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  2091. Recording yourself throwing a temper tantrum is such fatherless behavior.
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  2092.  @WaryofExtremes  I do agree both Trump and Musk should have let a few things slide. On the other hand, when they are suing insufferable people from the legacy media I don't feel that bad.
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  2093. ​ @Benji_The_Ghoul China and the Soviet union. Tens of millions of lives.
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  2094. I'm trying to see what meme is the thumbnail. Is that a phallic joke from the graph shape?
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  2095. I'm sorry but what about the part where you need to power the machine? lol. And we're talking about a few electrons... not even worth a penny a month.
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  2096. Grandpa needs to get on with the times. The current meta is subway surfers, BeamNG or Minecraft parkour.
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  2097. I think enough of us agree that democracy sucks. We should rally for a referendum for abolishing it. Call your representatives! (/sarcasm)
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  2098. There's a site for tech layoffs and 2024 is already some huge number. Turns out, all the DEI / ESG investments from e.g. BlackRock can't pay for everything.
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  2099. How does a minimalist-looking IDE require entire gigabytes of RAM?
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  2100. I don't get the problem with config files as a general concept. You can't build really complicated stuff without them (unless you're the only one writing and using it) and if someone fucks up the config file you can just error out until the user fixes it. I mean, all the stuff you add to your particular suckless program is hard to share, hard to keep track of when you bring in changes from other people, and depending on what you do, similar to keeping a dependency tree on your mind (say, a change you made depends on something else you use on your machine).
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  2101. This to me is a strong argument against UBI.
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  2102. Or diet coke.
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  2103. No, the dilemma is intended to not involve punishment/reward from external sources (society). The idea is that a "normal person" feels bad about seeing someone die because of his/her actions (even if it's to save other's lives).
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  2104. Bruce Lee said "be like water". Come here Styx ✝🔨
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  2105. One thing that I often see overlooked, it's 🌽 isn't the same for women. Even the word used is "watch" and not "read". One is on 🌽 hub, the other is on front page of Amazon.
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  2106. It's a small problem at the moment. There are much bigger problems, such as liberty and free speech in the west.
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  2107. He can demand a Fox debate. Or one hosted on X, with zero legacy media. He can demand that, with the alternative being nothing at all.
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  2108. Maybe it's good if Turkey gets too angry. Have you considered that? Follow the consequences, not the actions.
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  2109. You sure you want a robot to indoctrinate your kids?
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  2110. Could you imagine Docker being as widespread without the Rube Goldberg contraption that is Python? You basically need to ship a custom computer with each Python project.
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  2111. Gender-affirming care should indeed mean, to affirm the gender someone was born as, because you care.
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  2112. Metokur isn't even on YT anymore. Sad.
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  2113. I don't get why it "had" to be slow. Couldn't some different compound respond better to a very narrow frequency of light? Could you not make it so the drive moves freely and not just in a spiral? Either way, I never cared much for the speed of the burning process. I even liked how long it took to burn a CD at 2x, because it "burned better" (or so I thought).
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  2114. At least he didn't listen to those "old, white people" who told him the sub was not safe.
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  2115. There was also some drama that caused a fork called avconv was (is?) a drop-in replacement in Ubuntu. I love ffmpeg, I use it so much!
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  2116. I am delighted that the woke yellow press might finally become a skid mark on the diaper of history.
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  2117. Yes but don't miss the forest for the trees. This is not about Trump or the DNC, it's much larger than that, did not begin now and won't end now.
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  2118. Out of these, SORA is surprisingly not even in the top 2 of what I found cool. Trellis was the coolest, MMAudio second (both have code!!).
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  2119. As joyous as Joy Reed.
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  2120. Zucc has really gone on a redemption arc with all the open sourcing, but he still needs a bit more grass-touching and data collection.
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  2121. This is a fantastic video.
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  2122. Bureaucracy is a macroscopic form of cancer.
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  2123. Yes Styx, the music made with Suno and Udio is surprisingly good for memes at least.
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  2124. Why Univision? To get the Latino vote?
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  2125. She should be fired, and the HR should be fired too. Send your complaints, make noise.
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  2126. We're on the good timeline again.
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  2127. Let Iran and Israel solve it themselves. Two problems less. It's not US's war.
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  2128. It was very clear defamation, too. A better case would be hard to imagine.
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  2129. This is what happens when you surround yourself with fanatical zealots. 🍊 Man > Don 🍋
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  2130. I hope the message is clearly written in the wall, no more woke
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  2131. Watch Shin Godzilla too, you're gonna like it.
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  2132. "Healthy at every size" "Plus sized" "Fat-phobic" People would rather d*e than be offended.
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  2133. Fox News is "far right" Styx? Come on now.
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  2134. What happened? Haven't been following Sargon.
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  2135. Intel's biggest threat isn't the 7950x, or even 9950x, it's their own management.
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  2136. I just noticed your name is Perks! I thought it was used as in the word! (Not a native English speaker) Also teach us your low-noise recording magic senpai!
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  2137. It's hard to compete with Youtube because they run at a loss (it's a tool, not a moneymaker, for Google). But some of the other types of platform can be (eventually) decentralized.
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  2138. This will be very popular among the AI generated audience of the legacy media.
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  2139. I have no problem with what adults do privately behind closed doors and away from children.
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  2140. The first thing you do is try to clone the drive. If that fails use something like SpinRite. If that fails swap the PCB from the hard drive. There are other steps if that fails but you don't just use Windows tools, which can cause data loss.
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  2141. In Brazil Bolsonaro abolished it, then the left wing re-introduced it...
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  2142. A desktop is fantastic, and I recommend it to anyone who doesn't really need to pretend to work at a coffee shop.
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  2143. This smells pretty sus. Like a bit too good of a catch, don't you think? He might as well have a tattoo that confesses the crime, or be shouting "I DID IT".
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  2144. Who here believes he magically gets Epstein'd in the middle of the night?
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  2145. We're gonna end up with some JPEG-brained mf's.
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  2146. ​ @someguy9175 Bard is terrible, have you used it? Microsoft has a deal with OpenAI, so they get GPT.
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  2147. Remember, if your food's shit, market it as "robust" and "rustic".
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  2148. It should be in the law that this is legal to do. The guy just gave him remedial parenting.
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  2149. But how do you expect people to stop shoving their ideology down other people's throats for an entire vacation?
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  2150. I wish the video was more than strawmans though. Maybe you could make a follow-up. I see a lot of people having issues with PulseAudio too, it just seems to be that, as crappy as it is, there's no proper replacement.
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  2151. The ONLY thing Tulsi is seriously wrong on is guns, probably because she thinks no guns = no wars. Tulsi would make a great non-judeophile president, otherwise.
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  2152. Biden has a border to protect... Ukraine's. Team America World Police, assemble!
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  2153. So in her ideal utopia, there isn't any trafficking because it's all in the open! 👏😇
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  2154. The air isn't pure oxygen though, forgot how much was it but more like 1/5 oxygen.
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  2155. Stop watching Fox, especially if you are a conservative.
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  2156. I just think the rational, logical solution for the US is to not give weapons to either side (let alone both) and probably profit off it by charging extra to Israel for any surprise requests of armament. They can afford it. Also if there's refugees, Saudi Arabia is next door.
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  2157. There are many things correlated to gun crime. Such as gun-free zones, socialism, and demographics.
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  2158. I feel it is dehumanizing to call women "TERFs", as it includes the F-word slur which discriminates against smart women.
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  2159. How is it possible you never made pasta? I'd expect you'd be more self-reliant. At home I'm the only one that cooks, my wife does the dishes, which is less work but not fun at all. Cooking is great fun, especially doing things you never did before.
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  2160. The right to vote in fair elections needs to be defended against all the election interference and honkening going on worldwide.
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  2161. You have to ask yourself, who won WW2?
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  2162. Mars and Venus are terraformable in the time scale of hundreds of years, which is really the blink of an eye. I think extraterrestrial life knows even more about terraforming.
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  2163. To think Elon was worried if a company could catch up to Google AI wise and now Google isn't even the Pepsi of AI.
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  2164. It does make sense if, from the DeSantis team perspective, Haley winning is just the same as DeSantis winning.
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  2165. The difference between this being a plane or an ICBM is Boeing's involvement.
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  2166. China is such a mess, I feel bad for the good people there. I hope at some point we can speak about it in the past tense.
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  2167. I really hope they remain in the race till the bitter end. Losing in their home states would be good for Trump's image.
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  2168. This is really good news. "Woke" has been tried in every way possible, even with massive budget. It will prove to be forever unpopular, and maybe never tried again when the political pendulum swings.
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  2169.  LagiNaLangAko23  yes, even offspring strategy (r/K selection). Human biodiversity is a thing.
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  2170. We need to stand for oppressed gays and blacks such as Don Lemon and Barack Obama.
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  2171. Yeah, dementia patient Beijing Biden got more turnout than Obama, sure he did.
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  2172. Trump doesn't need to convince anyone anymore, just energize his base into going to the polls.
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  2173. Remember the initialism for the S.A.G. in America World Police? Film Actors Guild.
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  2174. Relationships will be better. People won't get together just for the sake of sex. Women won't be "obsolete", but walking (& talking) vaginas will.
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  2175. As an addendum, Joe Rogan looks like the base material of chicken mcnuggets.
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  2176. Heme 👏 review 👏
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  2177. He's like Ron Paul with only the energy of Trump. It's incredible. Come to think of it, I don't think the Paul's (father or son) have waved a Gadsden flag.
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  2178. Reminder that US does not need to get involved between Iran and Israel. There's no point sending money or men there.
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  2179. We are living in a horror fantasy. The horror is feminism and the fantasy element is the Patriarchy.
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  2180. Imagine if cars were invented today. Or bicycles. Or kitchen knifes.
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  2181. Can this read and generate MIDI? I wonder which styles it fails/works on.
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  2182. Cenk's strategy of talking over the other person somehow was not effective in convincing me he's right. Strange!
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  2183. Whitespace is good. You don't want a page crammed with info, or it would end up looking like a Chinese site.
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  2184. You praise him for knowing when to drop out, which is very kind and generous. Like praising a special needs child for getting hang of addition and subtraction.
    1
  2185. I'm tired of the very real slippery slope. It won't be long before the internet becomes cable if we don't do something about it. But what? Holocaust the ADL?
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  2186. My dad taught me planar trig when I was 8-9. I barely remember it, and Google stuff when I need it, but I remember him saying how spherical trig is the really difficult one...
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  2187. That's because US politicians are thinking of what's best for their country, and not what's best for the US.
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  2188. Remember: people like us who KNOW how to sail the seven seas have a moral responsibility of educating the intellectually challenged.
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  2189. He worked for the Clintons. Let that sink in. There is no honesty or integrity left in journalism.
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  2190. Instead of banning TikTok, how about enforcing more transparency and free speech from every platform? If the problem is foreign interference, make it quantifiable.
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  2191. Miners got to Nvidia's head. They think they don't need us regular consumers anymore. Well, they do need us.
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  2192. I wanna lock up Stephan Wolfram, Michio Kaku, Eric Weinstein and Deepak Chopra in a room and just see what happens.
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  2193. >Would be stored until the artist comes to collect it Meanwhile, Viking relics were melted as scraps because they were taking too much space, in Sweden.
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  2194. I wonder if he could make a non-Android phone that loads APKs as some emulation. That would be the biggest hurdle (unless it's also Android)
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  2195. Hydro storage has the added benefit that, in case of flooding, you have the equipment to avoid disaster (even if you have blackouts for a while).
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  2196. That gives you an idea of how big the hole was.
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  2197. Remember when people accused Trump of colluding with Russia? Even when the alternatives were Biden (remember his son) or Hillary (Uranium One)?
    1
  2198. I'm ok with it being a far right vs moderate left issue. Please, by all means. Look at that hill, is fantastic. Here's a shovel.
    1
  2199. In the past, poverty-shaming, warmongering, censorship and complaining about videogame sexualization or violence were all Republican talking points.
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  2200. Hillary vs Ocasio Cortez would be so fun to watch!
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  2201. Alternative title: Biden's senile ramblings put man to sleep.
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  2202. Absolutely agree with Ricky Gervais, airlines should account for passenger weight and give healthy sized people more luggage space (maybe even charge extra for an obese seating option).
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  2203. Bernie Sanders is the most qualified to lose to Donald Trump. He has the right to. He was denied his defeat before.
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  2204. What a strange Technology Connections video.
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  2205. Small companies should be the lifeblood of a country. Mega-corporations should be the only ones being taxed out of existence.
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  2206. I will not give the benefit of the doubt to anything that even remotely looks woke by now. People could tell me it's great, I won't even pirate the thing to check. 100% apathy.
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  2207. I want this but local AI. Not for privacy, just cause it's a lot cheaper lol
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  2208. So 38% is the inflated, push-polling number? Wow.
    1
  2209. I bet he loves being informed that he became his parents. That's something to remind him of, fill him with pride.
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  2210. We don't just need to remove woke. We need active, assertive anti-woke. Neo-McCarthyism.
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  2211. Maybe it's just me but I see more and more videos getting recommended to me with like 50 views. I guess they must be paying.
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  2212. 1:27 is that a vtuber logo or what
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  2213. Personally I don't think vanilla JS is the true mid tier, for me it's either A or B tier. (Yes, a lot of frameworks are below no framework at all imho). (as a solo dev)
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  2214. Either that's Arkham Asylum, or it's actually like an underground resort hotel for CIA operatives.
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  2215. What if, Trump pulled punches to guarantee a second debate? A stellar performance in October could arguably be better than one now. Of course that may be assuming too much 4D-chessery.
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  2216. It's the Raycon Nord VPN: Shadow Legends of air conditioning.
    1
  2217. Just force these politicians to live in an area as racially diverse as Detroit. It's run by Democrats and there's almost no white people, so it must be wonderful. Take the police away too, so it becomes just like a suburb.
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  2218. Sure, but what does that have to do with chip manufacturing?
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  2219. Remember: whatever they're charging you (for data plans) is defined by how much can they charge, their costs are minimal.
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  2220. Technically speaking, an Orwellian government is always "on the right side of history"... by virtue of rewriting it. Free speech is what stands against it.
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  2221. Do not even pirate this, let alone pay money for it. Do not consume garbage.
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  2222. Funny how Henry Cavill, Terry Crews, etc are more like real people, they look out of place when interviewed by a journalist. They feel more human and real than regular celebrities.
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  2223.  @nimbusnimbus.IV.  why do you think AJ himself supported Elon in his decision?
    1
  2224. It's funny how, despite the presence of much better image and audio formats, even a nerd like me still goes for JPEG and MP3. It just works anywhere and it's good enough at high quality setting.
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  2225.  @XxZeldaxXXxLinkxX  yes I am. I believe a proper solution for small stuff is Netdata, someone might wanna correct me if I'm wrong.
    1
  2226. IRL Yasuke recently arrested in Korea.
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  2227. Thanks for not doing WoW because of all the Blizzard crap. A man of principles!
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  2228. Did you guys absolutely forget Jack Dorsey giving radical Marxist speeches to staff?
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  2229. Glow-in-the-dark special counter operation.
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  2230. >we looked into his background kid is 19, what did he do be rude in kindergarten?
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  2231. Kamala as president would make her polling fall way further than it already has.
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  2232. You're just collateral damage of a political purge. There is no financial incentive to this; YouTube is a monopoly, they don't have to censor creators to appeal to advertisers; they do it because it is political. What would advertisers do, migrate to Dailymotion?
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  2233.  OIOIOIOIO  their userbase is (still) not your garden variety normie.
    1
  2234. But what is it useful for?
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  2235.  @cezarcatalin1406  Everything regarding crypto is mathematically fool-proof because you need to be a genius to develop and/or hack it 😀
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  2236. Mocking Christianity used to be punk and edgy, now it's about as bland as can be - it's not even offensive anymore. Wanna be edgy? Mock the other two Abrahamic religions.
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  2237. AI can, and should, be open. You would be surprised at what you can run right now on a somewhat expensive computer. Those specs will get cheaper. The cat is out of the bag already.
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  2238. Comedians are at a steep disadvantage when competing with the real world of today.
    1
  2239. Can you use whatever other model with an OpenAI-compatible API? Like using Oobabooga's text generation webui or Kobold?
    1
  2240. Illustrator is Inkscape, not Krita. Also while Blender is a Swiss army knife, its least good aspect is the video editor, so maybe stick to DaVinci Resolve for that.
    1
  2241. ​ @ec3886 you realize Israel settled on already occupied land, right? Imagine someone settles on your house and complains that you don't stay in your bedroom.
    1
  2242. Was the shadman-looking shading on the avatar intentional or accidental? 😂
    1
  2243. If Jesus came back today he'd be called a right wing extremist and the gospel would be fact-checked on Twitter.
    1
  2244. So, politician, leftist, LGBT... It's like stacking immorality multipliers.
    1
  2245.  @staticbuilds7613  also important to note is that it must be with a space so this*this*this doesn't work ( _periods_. too, so you need to wrap the period as well)
    1
  2246. A Caesarian leader seen as "righteous" by the population, will today have a much stronger power than in Rome, because of the Internet. Let's hope for a peaceful transition into a much desirable populist Caesar.
    1
  2247. @Alfa&Omega 00000 they are democratic as long as the people vote right (Wrong vote? Push for a second referendum!). There's also free speech if you don't say anything wrong (e.g., make sure to avoid the "j" word).
    1
  2248. There need to be legal consequences over this kind of shit.
    1
  2249. My plan is to get a 3090 and offset the cost with mining. Just waiting for it to cost close to MSRP again...
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  2250. IPFS sounds like a perfect tech for this. Aaron Swartz would be proud.
    1
  2251.  @theo-k4i8m  or why Twitch refuses to ban stuff that's way worse than what they ban vtubers for.
    1
  2252. Gamers Nexus has Google Fiber and it still had high latency, also taking the controller apart required liquid nitrogen, a heat gun and a Dremel.
    1
  2253. I don't know about individualism being the solution, Styx. Look at how much other ethnicities got done by collectivizing around their diaspora's identity... Results!
    1
  2254. I think Reform has another great campaign platform they could run on.
    1
  2255. Decentralize. Use less of mainline tech.
    1
  2256. Fatherful behavior.
    1
  2257. >15 years ago Hey at least we have the 🅱️abylon 🅱️ee now.
    1
  2258. Imagine if a guy could make 30k in a single night, then went on camera to cry about what a victim he is, then announce he'll do even more next time.
    1
  2259. PayPal is so evil. We really need Bitcoin to continue becoming more mainstream.
    1
  2260. They don't care about Ukraine. NATO wants Ukraine as a vassal state and they also want to secure the totally-not-bioweapons labs in Ukraine. They'll fund Saudi Arabia and Iran just to spite Russia, they'll turn a blind eye to Yemen.
    1
  2261. Let this one news be real news. Oh my god can you imagine??
    1
  2262. One solution is to close off Africa and wait for Ebola to dwindle.
    1
  2263. I'm pretty sure Zionism will never be considered "extremism" and needing "counter-propaganda". Why do you think this would be the case?
    1
  2264. Fans just need to completely ignore this and not give it the privilege of being recognized as canon. There's LotR, and there's Amazon's unrelated series.
    1
  2265. He's not the best Ron in politics. Paul is much better. Donald's favorite Ron is probably McDon.
    1
  2266. To be truly idiomatic, there needs to be a second layer of popover called "popover !important", that way it looks like proper CSS.
    1
  2267. Both Microsoft and Google can't seem to launch anything without it being complete and utter dogshit. Including changes to existing stuff. Recall, Gemini...
    1
  2268. I want to see a AAA game with a slightly anti-journalist sentiment, it would probably not impact the game's sales and create a salt mine of epic proportions in the process.
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  2269. And both have a large number of an ethnic group that's very small in the US.
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  2270. ¡Hombre Naranja Malo!
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  2271. Lockdowns have caused countless deaths, not to mention the combined suffering of many (if 20 people lose 5% of their life, is that not one whole life lost? something to think about). That won't be in any statistic.
    1
  2272. There was a time when EXIF metadata wasn't removed by social media. It's a similar "bug".
    1
  2273.  @ExplainingComputers  Woohoo I'm excited to see that! Been meaning to turn some board into a home-cloud/NAS.
    1
  2274. The real business is making videos about dropshipping to get all their ads.
    1
  2275. They're throwing Biden under the bus. Even CNN is starting to say the emperor has no clothes.
    1
  2276. Maybe you should have mentioned the difference between POST and GET requests. Most actions that do anything are HTTP POST requests, which you can't create with an invisible image tag or even a redirect.
    1
  2277. Yeah, we miss the engineer guy. I'm still watching your video though!
    1
  2278. Inflation is the result of a government that is too big. With a small enough government, you could have negative inflation on a regular basis. Imagine that, cost of living going down over time.
    1
  2279. Twitter just needs to have a dedicated interface for long-form video. Something like if Youtube had tweet reply threads instead of comments. It's not like video hosting is easy (and youtube is extremely generous with 8K, HDR, 60fps) but 1080p shouldn't be impossible for someone like Elon.
    1
  2280. I want the opposite of the message. I'd watch Ryan Gosling as black panther. (Not because it'd be good, either!)
    1
  2281. Does it sound as different as it looks like it does? Amazing that it still means the same.
    1
  2282. Some laws are like kindergarten arguments. Squatter's Rights = "finders keepers" Arbitration Clause = "no u"
    1
  2283. Remember we should respect everyone's sexuality... except that of straight males. You know, ~50% of the planet.
    1
  2284. Why would NATO exist? The US could just decide, unilaterally, if it wants to a support one side (and which) of any eventual conflict, no articles needed.
    1
  2285. Congrats to the Dutch! This is a great precedent and an example for other European nations.
    1
  2286. Won't AI-controlled planes allow for tighter coordination, thus possibly safe landing even on very crowded circular runways? (And regular ones too). Air control seems like a prime candidate for AI automation.
    1
  2287. Antisemitism is a crime. Antiwhite is perfectly allowed.
    1
  2288. I feel like talking too much about Biden is making your thumbnails catch Alzheimer's.
    1
  2289. Just saw a video of RFK Jr saying the Coof was a biow*apon engineered to spare Chinese and J*wish genes and target Caucasians and blacks. He's based.
    1
  2290. You wouldn't download a car's acceleration!
    1
  2291. Even if it ends up being $500 - what would you rather, $500 console and $500 PC or $1000 PC? You still need a PC.
    1
  2292. I recommend everyone to use AI, ideally local AI (for images, look up Automatic1111, for text, Oobabooga/Kobold, etc). It's a tool that needs democratizing.
    1
  2293. They are used to shitting on European culture like having African Nordic gods so they're surprised they can't do the same here.
    1
  2294. The worst thing about TikTok, and the same is valid for YouTube Shorts, is that you don't "follow creators", you mindlessly scroll through the algorithm.
    1
  2295. What about de-lidding the chip and swapping the TIM for IC Diamond? 😅
    1
  2296. I say it's a feedback loop, people get ad revenue on YouTube and lots of clicks. If you post on Vimeo, you might have to pay THEM if your video gets too popular (this happened, I'm not joking).
    1
  2297. This is really projection. The Joy Reid cries in pain as she strikes you.
    1
  2298. I was honestly disappointed, this is just CoT and the CoT paper is from Jan 2022... That's like 2 decades ago in AI time.
    1
  2299. The 150*592 result typo is the reason I (figuratively) do 2+2=4 on a calculator.
    1
  2300. Whenever you install a VM and it's all set up and ready to test stuff, create a snapshot! Then you can roll back when things go wrong.
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  2301. Will the speed of light be a limit to clock cycles? Is it already? (Say, for how far the RAM is from the CPU, copper traces, etc) I ask this because a fraction of a thousandth of a millionth of a light-second is in the ballpark of just a few centimeters.
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  2302.  @mytech6779  Thanks, that cleared things up. If it was a problem for chip design it would have already been long ago then, but it's a bit mind-boggling to imagine a CPU cycle "propagating" through the chip and computer like water pressure through pipes rather than happening "simultaneously".
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  2303.  @igorthelight  sorry to disappoint you but quantum entanglement specifically cannot be used to transfer information. Not even gravity travels faster than light, nothing does. The only real workaround is to bend spacetime like an Alcubierre Drive does.
    1
  2304. You will own-a the pizz-a, and you will be a-happi, Mario!
    1
  2305.  @natecote1058  not just the compute, but the data too. These days the web is a lot less open.
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  2306. Ironically, a post-it note is very safe depending on the context, and boomer friendly
    1
  2307. You praise that book at 3:45 but the kerning between V and A looks like automatic typesetting.
    1
  2308. The gaming industry will be healed because of all of you, keep at it!
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  2309. The ADL needs to be Leo Frank'd.
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  2310. I wonder, if it's some call center somewhere, is it possible this is an organized thing, like some sort of illegal fiverr situation?
    1
  2311. ​ @bvyup2112 a task for the humble catapult.
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  2312. Finally! This is a really welcome change!
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  2313. Pigs in a blanket were made with... oysters?! What?! I thought the name came from sausages being a pork product...
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  2314.  @ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz  ah, I really assumed they'd make it out of aluminum or something. Man that sucks. I don't know if you can grind up fiberglass and reuse it.
    1
  2315. As someone that used Avisynth a lot, this is very cool!
    1
  2316. People are offended because they can't exploit kids younger than that. We live in an age of true child exploitation.
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  2317. In other words, the enemy from within is the rootless clique of globalists, some of which have dual citizenship, others haven't filed the paperwork for that.
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  2318. I'm glad Elon might be starting to notice.
    1
  2319. Remember, back in the day you didn't need to mod anything, she already had them by default. This is the chilling effect of censorship, and I hope it goes away.
    1
  2320. What if the "18 million extra votes" were not missing?? And this is the result with them in? 🤔
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  2321. Jewish people are central to the support of mass migration into western countries. Europe for everyone, Israel only for Jews. That sort of stuff is what expels the tribe so often throughout history.
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  2322. We need w*r to be more green and aware of climate change. The next time Democrats drone strike a school in Syria, I want the missile to be fueled by vegan, non-greenhouse biofuel.
    1
  2323. Feminism is the radical notion that women are oversized children.
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  2324. Please include 4K in the benchmarks. It's nice to see how games scale up the resolutions and it's usually not linear (not 1/4 of 1080p's FPS as one would expect).
    1
  2325. Whoever bought Ryzen must be pretty jovial... No performance hit. For Intel, check 4K reads on an SSD before and after patching. And buy AMD next time lol
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  2326. Microsoft already owns OpenAI...
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  2327. You know why Sigourney Weaver's character in Alien is such a powerful female role? Because the character was written as a male, then cast as a woman.
    1
  2328. Will Smith should record himself eating spaghetti and sell it to some startup for $1M. He has it a lot easier than Dwayne Johnson, really.
    1
  2329. I will own stuff, eat beefy steaks and make them angry.
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  2330. This is just an issue because lawmakers are impressionable and belong in a kindergarten. You can make far worse with a good set of workshop tools. Should we ban lathes? (I saw a bump stock made from nails and a piece of wood). Come to think of it, a hammer is quite dangerous. Maybe you should need a permit. Now that you mention it, that screwdriver is awfully pointy. Please, don't tell these guys the formula for thermite.
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  2331. This is what happens when you mollycoddle people's minds into thinking the internet is, or should ever be, a sanitized safe space.
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  2332. Nothing to do with the content but, is it just me or metatron's videos are buggy? Like some rendering issue or the H.264 profile being higher than YT can read.
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  2333. Every government is making similar moves at the same time, I smell WEF-style orchestration.
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  2334. It's a bit disheartening to see some people were only pro free speech and anti authority because it was getting in the way of being a commie, and nothing else.
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  2335. Nobody can beat Nikki.
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  2336. This is a very cool board. But it's important to consider that a GT 1030 (a very modest card, which trades blows with integrated GPUs) has 3 times the CUDA cores, and those are newer Pascal cores, while the Jetson Nano has Maxwell cores, not even from the 900-series but from the 700-series of Nvidia GPUs. It would be interesting to compare the Jetson Nano with whatever is the cheapest PCIe-capable SBC + a low-end, cheap card, totaling the same price as the Jetson Nano. There are of course advantages to the Jetson Nano such as power consumption, and whatever community support it might start to have. Another comparison is that the Tegra X1 is the same as on a Nintendo Switch and Nvidia Shield.
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  2337. I agree with Jordan on this. Just like Israel, the west should have gentile equivalents :) Edit: holy crap I can't believe JBP would like Mike Pence and still talk about stupidity.
    1
  2338. It's a popular form of humor among some ethnicities. Consider how much of Hollywood humor is poopoo peepee.
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  2339. I like espresso. More caffeine, better flavor. But if someone gives me mid coffee I'm not going to complain.
    1
  2340. Games don't have to pander to journos and critics. Those professions are comprised of loser hacks with an agenda. As soon as game developers adapt to this, these publications will be what stops existing.
    1
  2341. Well, sue Twitter. Officially. That will make headlines and shine a spotlight. F**k them in their wallets and public image.
    1
  2342. I wonder if Louis sleeps at night.
    1
  2343. About the "[[ a == b ]]" bashism, I've seen distros that have a symlink from [[ to BusyBox (I think).
    1
  2344. Israel is not an US asset, it's the other way around.
    1
  2345. If only Republicans voted, Mike Pence would still lose the general election.
    1
  2346. School is indoctrination, not learning. You enter a curious kid and leave a sedated teen, wasting your best years for it.
    1
  2347. Arguably, any billboard is light pollution.
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  2348. "I am such a victim for devouring 100 hot dogs. My stomach hurts so much, it's like being a glutton. Anyway, I'll eat 1000 hot dogs next time."
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  2349. I really like that instead of blindly bashing the church, you point out that it was a very important political stabilizer, preventing kings and queens from having absolute power; when there is nothing above a leader you get things like North Korea, that could have happened in Europe if the church wasn't a separate entity that ruled nothing but defined everything.
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  2350. Speaking of codellama, is there any local tool that just uses that? 34B should be good I imagine.
    1
  2351. I cannot really imagine anything organic happening that changes the situation. Trump probably dominates 60%+ of the physically tangible voters.
    1
  2352. Miners are not the reason why you can't buy a GPU. This move will show that. It's a boogieman.
    1
  2353. The GOP is an unfortunate stepping stone in the road to liberty, nothing more. I hope they realize this at some point.
    1
  2354. Let them spend money on marketing. It'll show not even lots of money can fix woke.
    1
  2355. Reminder that backups cost less than data recovery.
    1
  2356. Boing has Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. SpaceX, meanwhile, has competence and merit.
    1
  2357. They are not protesters. Toppling public property is not 1st amendment. Calling them the n-word is the 1st amendment.
    1
  2358. Their tears taste good and their frown has a charm.
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  2359. CyberGestapo sounds like a great band name. I'd listen to that.
    1
  2360. Do you implement RFC 1149 for that? 😂
    1
  2361. Noncense.
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  2362. This type of behavior is why AIDS was first called GRID.
    1
  2363. But hey at least no offensive tweets. And the US gets to protect the (Ukranian) border!
    1
  2364. Why don't people have the same empathy for the past and potential future victims of these criminals?
    1
  2365. 0:31 - "It drinks in C program statements and it spits out at the other end [...]" That's not how it works at the other end.
    1
  2366. I rate the IGN layoffs 7/10, since only 7/10 people were fired.
    1
  2367. This sounds awfully inconvenient. People mentioned automated, better solutions than encrypting every file on the command line.
    1
  2368. I hope most people lost all respect in most celebrities already. As a certain movie put it, the "Film Actors Guild".
    1
  2369. This is AMD's best chance to shine in the GPU space, so of course Nvidia went all in. Nvidia is being very competitive.
    1
  2370. The media are exploiting their platform to spread hate against independent content creators. Maybe they should be deplatformed.
    1
  2371. Taiwan probably won't happen because China's army is made in China - some really funny reports of water in the fuel tanks of rockets.
    1
  2372. Has Tulsi ever reversed her anti-gun rhetoric?
    1
  2373. I mean the imperial march is lit and those Hugo Boss uniforms...? Wait wrong franchise.
    1
  2374. I have no need for custom LED signs, but if I did I'd know where to buy them. Shitposting > Entire marketing team.
    1
  2375. "Please assemble a focus group to figure out how we can hate them more subtly." Notice how it's not "make a better product", it's "avoid social media backlash".
    1
  2376. If someone thinks teens are smart, they either have a bad memory or big ego.
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  2377. If they keep Biden, they'll blame him for the loss. If they don't, they'll blame his removal. They won't admit the fault, and will not learn.
    1
  2378. I'm more amazed that the women's team earned almost half of their salary. Who even watches that?
    1
  2379. Facebook's Libra didn't go away, they're just rebranding it to Diem.
    1
  2380. De Niro could have excited the stage on a high note, and be remembered as a good actor. Someone of respect.
    1
  2381. It's funny how they insult us, then assume we should care about their continued employment?? Yes, I want them off the industry, ideally forever.
    1
  2382. Think about it. This is the ultimate solution to piracy.
    1
  2383. So, before I get all excited, you can't port silicon lithography tech to superconductors, right? Even the transistor equivalent is different. What's the immediate application?
    1
  2384. "AM I BASED LIKE ELON, NOW? WHAT DOES HE HAVE THAT I DON'T??? AAAAA" - Jeffrey Bezos
    1
  2385. Whoever is still anti-Elon after all of this has to be a communist or something. You can't be right in the head and hate this guy.
    1
  2386. The legacy media has no place in the future.
    1
  2387. Don't just cancel Disney+. Get people to cancel Disney+.
    1
  2388. We need more Elon Musks in the world.
    1
  2389. Why is Jay's regular mic so small yet this one at the same size sounds way worse?
    1
  2390. It was a very good movie, and seemingly one of the few movies ever to even suggest that a multicultural society can be anything other than sunshine and rainbows.
    1
  2391. Not an apology. Boycott on.
    1
  2392. @greabo9544  no need for self-hate man. I'm sure we'd get along after I get over the fact you put vinegar on french fries.
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  2393. There's a big problem with "a recipe site". Not all recipes are the same. If you look up a recipe for pesto, some recipes tell you to goddamn cook the pesto till all the basil taste is ruined. The only solution is to have authors/sources who you can trust. It's not like typing "man chicken_parmesan" on the command line and getting the single possible way in which you can link and compile the recipe ingredients.
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  2394. This is excellent. One after another, these companies need to be dogpiled into bankruptcy. They shall serve as tombstones for woke.
    1
  2395. I really hope he goes above and beyond with no olive branches or playing nice. I hope for much salt.
    1
  2396. Congratulations for coming out as a rational human being. You might face bigotry for it, maybe your friends will not approve of your choices, but you can be sure the small minority of sensible people will stand by your side.
    1
  2397. We need to promote actual good review websites. IGN should be IGNored.
    1
  2398. Most US politicians are very concerned about Hamas attacking their country.
    1
  2399. File managers shouldn't handle drag&drop. That should be an "OS level" (desktop manager) thing. You can have two "incompatible" file managers in Windows if you want, and drag and drop would work.
    1
  2400. I got really suspicious of the idea when the lady from IG Metall described their intentions as "social justice" on Joerg's video about the union.
    1
  2401. A day for the Hunter, a day for the predator.
    1
  2402. Every economist will tell you that Japan is doing terribly, and that they made so many mistakes. Every person who visited say, London, New York, and Tokyo, will say they're doing amazing.
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  2403. -DeSantis- Rand Paul for 2032.
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  2404. A false flag would make sense, since Putin would likely show his cards in an unrelated operational theater. Kinda dumb of ISIS to do this right now.
    1
  2405. As a regular seven seas navigator, I don't think Disney made something in the last decade that I'd allocate hard drive space to.
    1
  2406. The part about "we can't lose [woke content], we just can't" is about ESG scores. It's why "woke" is a thing.
    1
  2407. MGTOW is just voluntarily relinquishing the idea of offspring, a social vasectomy. The idea of "men's rights" needs to be tackled seriously (such as reforming laws, raising the issues men face, etc), running away from women is not a solution.
    1
  2408. We should be always vigilant to uproot and ostracize wokeness at every level of society, forever.
    1
  2409. I understand that "asking permission to fool the Linux maintainers" would defeat the purpose, but jeopardizing the credibility of the entire university for a study is so badly thought out. "Suspending that line of research" isn't enough, I think; those responsible would need to face consequences.
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  2410. At this point you could randomly report on a Babylon Bee story and I wouldn't be able to tell. God is a cartoonist or something.
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  2411. No no you don't get it, it was a VERY windy day. At this time of day, at this time of year, localized entirely within his person.
    1
  2412. He got banned for impersonating a comedian.
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  2413. 3:42 Her identity? Really?
    1
  2414. There's a lot of ESG companies. And together, we can bankrupt them all.
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  2415. The 3300X is much better as an entry-level CPU. I was amazed when it beat the 3600XT in games (on the Gamers Nexus benchmark). It's on the same tier of a 7700K, it will last a while for gaming. And if you can't afford that go with an Athlon 3000G and save for a few months.
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  2416. Seems like the guy was super respectful about the fact he was way out of her league.
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  2417. cOrPoRaTiOnS cArE aBoUt ThE mOnEy!!1
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  2418. MAGA is bigger than the Republican party, and I believe it's even bigger than Trump himself. Many people are non-Republican MAGA voters.
    1
  2419. Ironically, this mass production of content for the sake of profit often carries a very left leaning, often unpalatable, homogenized message. Or as some call it, "The" message.
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  2420. @@quantumpassport3573 Ron Paul yes. Ron DeSantis no.
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  2421.  @darekmistrz4364  only accurate responses were rewarded, not all the anthropomorphic reflection during thinking. That's emergent.
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  2422. Interesting how it only happens after he criticizes Biden's border policies. If enforcement wasn't differential, almost every single politician would be in jail.
    1
  2423. So they had to watercool him in the ER? Also with the recent prices those two pizzas worth of Bitcoin are like $200M now, wow.
    1
  2424. If 3b1b has children, does that count as an eugenics program? 🤔
    1
  2425. I've seen arguments that soy is good BECAUSE of the phytoestrogens. And that certain cholesterols are bad BECAUSE they're testosterone precursors. 🤡
    1
  2426. This is technically an apt moniker then. Kinda funny because it's usually used as a meaningless (and overused) insult.
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  2427. I'm hyped for the modding community more than for the game. Hope that's a thing.
    1
  2428. """""""President Elect"""""""
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  2429. Is it me or the Osmo has better colors? The sky looks a lot less blown out on the trees.
    1
  2430. "You're such a bigot, you should travel more!" - White NIMBYist from Whiteville who once visited a tourist area of a light brown country.
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  2431.  @JustOneMoreTaskMom  his handlers, you surely meant.
    1
  2432. Some people are Jewish first, <nation> second. Other people are not Jewish.
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  2433. Wells Fargo lecturing people on morality... We need crypto to take off, I want a future where Wells Fargo isn't even allowed to exist. Even if it means no GPU for me this year, lol.
    1
  2434. This was great, but could have used a lot more historical footage, because unfortunately there is a lot.
    1
  2435. Noooo you guys don't get it, we need 7 trillion dollars ideally in Sam Altman's creepy eyeball shitcoin, otherwise AGI will take over the woooorld. ...Also wtf was 7:22 LMAO
    1
  2436. If it's just one person it won't even be reported, it'd have to be a coordinated effort. Just voting the other candidate is more effective because it'd be tallied up.
    1
  2437. If 95% of people don't trust the media, we have 5% of people we need to educate.
    1
  2438. In 30 years Nintendo is probably going to release a Switch mini that fits on a keychain and secretly runs Yuzu.
    1
  2439. The game was such a colossal failure, that the "inspired by your favorite games" quote is a joke by itself. There were more journalists talking about it than players.
    1
  2440. Do not accept a bit of this, or you'll get a lot of this.
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  2441. Team bacon let's go 😋 🥓
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  2442. Mr. None, of The Above, had better ideas.
    1
  2443. Look at Hiroshima in 1945, and Detroit in 1945. Now look at them now. Demographic change is worse than a nuclear bomb.
    1
  2444. The pool of evil mana in the world was drying out, so he has less MP.
    1
  2445. You did what you thought was right at the time. It is unfortunate.
    1
  2446. It's actually good if Trump wins in a landslide, because it shifts the Overton Window. I also think he'll have the freedom to make less compromises in his second term.
    1
  2447. Can totally-not-rootkits anti-cheat from West Taiwan be virtualized safely?
    1
  2448. Trolls are self-replicating, but LGBT has no correlation to child abuse - The Science™️
    1
  2449. No cap for real that's about y'all, bussin out.
    1
  2450. Hope Elon can some day buy YouTube too.
    1
  2451. Q. How to make the cloud more reliable? A. Rely less on the cloud.
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  2452. I've seen riot shield in Brazil but never this lil thingie, but it looks cool!
    1
  2453. Hey sticks, take a look at your audio, I think the volume is clipping.
    1
  2454. I am in favor in using a small portion of those $95B on one-way tickets to the physically tangible Biden voters to Wherever, N/A
    1
  2455. Impressive. Now let's see Paul Allen's bankruptcy filling.
    1
  2456. You know what you don't see? Old people promoting how the DINKs lifestyle worked out for them. Meanwhile, go ask a grandma about her best moments in life, you won't hear the end of it.
    1
  2457. What's worse is he had a great shot at 2028 or 2032. Probably in the past tense.
    1
  2458. It's a way of measuring matches, such as chess. In this case, matches of "who wrote the best answer" (according to users and they're usually short so take with a grain of salt)
    1
  2459. They should be made to clean up that mess at gunpoint.
    1
  2460. They sound completely different. It doesn't even sound like sampling. It's like Swiss chocolate is Aztec because it uses cocoa.
    1
  2461. Ah yes, those were indeed words. I can confirm most of them.
    1
  2462. There are office PCs out there slower than the Pi, so there's that. But, I remember when the early Pi began, it was the cheapest, most powerful SBC. These days, it's neither the cheapest, nor the most powerful, by a large margin. It went from really cool board for all makers that democratized the DIY space, to a really cool toy for enthusiasts. And there's nothing wrong with that, but at that point I start expecting an NVMe slot, and better than 1x PCIe 2.0. It's in that middle ground where it isn't too cheap and it isn't too powerful, both at the same time.
    1
  2463. Fo' shizzle mah nizzle, use drizzle.
    1
  2464. It's like watching someone wear a skinsuit.
    1
  2465. It honestly surprised me that someone as knowledgeable as Max doesn't know canned tomatoes are a staple even in the most prestigious kitchens.
    1
  2466. Styx, you'd be a fantastic campaign manager. You could some day help elect some Ron Paul type figure.
    1
  2467. Darth Cortéz had me laughing.
    1
  2468. I hope Trump can help encourage small farmers in the US at the expense of Bill Gates types.
    1
  2469. It boggles the mind how the second biggest superpower on the planet is this inefficient. It makes the US look like a well functioning democracy with fairly elected strong leaders.
    1
  2470. "What kind of backwards sh*thole country" Dunno, ask Vee.
    1
  2471. No problem with the organizers? No problem with "based" mammaries? The "intellectual anomaly" with 140 IQ?
    1
  2472. Did you really whip up a thesaurus to write a youtube comment?
    1
  2473. The left demanded free speech in the anti-communist McCarthyism era. Now, they want to remove your right to disagree with Communism. I frankly wish western society could go back.
    1
  2474. I don't think the police should have come with tear gas against CHAZ. It was clearly a job for the army and a copy of the Geneva convention.
    1
  2475. The only solution is, unfortunately, for hackers to get access to that data, and freak people out.
    1
  2476. I've seen Bernie, Fetterman, AOC and Cenk say "sensible in comparison" things recently. That's how far gone into lala land the Dems have gotten.
    1
  2477. You would not get away with selling orange soda with "milk" on the label. Yet politicians do this all the time. It should be illegal
    1
  2478.  @TheThirdKeeper  some people live as a villain, and die a villain. Maybe I'd dislike Aaron Schwartz's opinions on Trump or something, but nothing would make me like Spez.
    1
  2479. Heard deserves it, and WB deserves it even more.
    1
  2480. Volkishness is not only very national-socialist, it is the one core principle.
    1
  2481. Oi m8 u haf a loicense?? innit
    1
  2482. Born in early 90s, it was a better time to be born than now. What will we miss in 20 years from now?
    1
  2483. No need to violate the 4th or go search for them, just remove the incentives and create a few disincentives. No voting, no welfare, no public school, unable to buy a car, etc.
    1
  2484. "God forbid Javascript" 😂 I don't think Rust would take over C, just because of the leadership of Rust having a massive ego and eventually ruining it.
    1
  2485.  @Hhhh22222-w  believe me, Flux.1 is not going to kidnap your family. Regarding cyberbullying, educate them on the proper usage of Alt+F4.
    1
  2486. She's the first one that popularized Ahegao right? In real life I mean. Now it's basically part of English vernacular.
    1
  2487. At this point the US election is a litmus test for the quality of someone's character.
    1
  2488. I have absolutely no idea what kind of job "communications" qualifies you for. I guess spokesperson, but I rather see a charismatic one with no diplomma. Same for acting.
    1
  2489. How did the FBI get to him before Nintendo's lawyers?
    1
  2490. Hasan Piker is a good litmus test to see if someone has a brain or not; it's like when you see someone citing Kotaku or playing League of Legends.
    1
  2491. I am so scared of Ethan snapping one day and loading a full magazine of bullets on his semi fully automatic assault shotgun.
    1
  2492. Some republican politicians would get elected and not do anything in response. Vote MAGA.
    1
  2493. The UK is in Europe. Europe is a place, the EU is a bureaucratic body.
    1
  2494. 0:54 very peculiar armrest.
    1
  2495. Even the special ed kid is starting to notice the glue isn't delicious. 👏🏻
    1
  2496. Please tell me you're talking about drawings only... 🤮
    1
  2497. Do you have a source? I look it up and only get "experts" saying Putin loves Trump (we all know the 2016 election was the only one capable of being honk honked)
    1
  2498. Love your new content, glad to see you're seeing through the BS.
    1
  2499.  @jameskaraganis2569  yeah I remember an image showing newspapers calling Napoleon ever more despicable as he got close to some city, and then one day the praise was absolute. The press didn't become worse over time, we just weren't there to see what their real legacy is; one of lies and propaganda.
    1
  2500. Don't worry my grandpa and his buddies all vote Democrat. They're all underground and not American but that's just a minor inconvenience.
    1
  2501. Universal suffrage. Such a wonderful concept.
    1
  2502. Anything that can run locally, should. Props to Zucc for removing misinformation agents btw, even if self-serving.
    1
  2503. I choose to treat everyone equally. ADHD, autism, LGBT, psychos, normal people, blacks, we're all in this together 🫂
    1
  2504. This is one of the reasons I don't want live service games.
    1
  2505. They're really trying to make an AI gf, huh?
    1
  2506. You should not even give this game the benefit of the doubt. Hiring these people means they hate you.
    1
  2507. Strange to think that CNN has been where Democrats go to lose in this election.
    1
  2508. There's so many better beers.
    1
  2509. They both look like someone playing the role of president on a 90s TV series for one episode.
    1
  2510. @Teacup44 most people's opinions are second hand, though. there's a lot of people generated by distillation of other people's opinions.
    1
  2511. The opposite of love is not hate, it's apathy. And it's what this story needs, to rest under the shadow of apathy in the dark Caves of the Forgotten.
    1
  2512. That 1024px is probably itself an upscale. Dall-E is, for example.
    1
  2513. People watched the woke movies because they thought it wasn't a trend. I think a lot of people now know.
    1
  2514. 5:31 - wait, that's what it looked like? Was the printed circuit board not invented then? That capacitor at the left is almost touching the chassis! Speaking of capacitors, they look just like modern ones!
    1
  2515. Population decline is a temporary problem, population replacement is a permanent destruction of human biodiversity.
    1
  2516. "the problem".
    1
  2517. Israel needs the US, not the other way around. Any form of help should come with strings attached - not just footing the bill for Israel's ethnostate while the ADL and friends destroy free speech online.
    1
  2518. I have a dog. She's an angel. I can leave a juicy hamburger on the couch and she won't eat it. Not as intelligent as a German Shepherd; she's an Akita, but you need to raise a dog properly.
    1
  2519. The parents are just as guilty... Horrible...
    1
  2520. Didn't know Rowan Atkinson was a car guy, just knew he was a free speech guy and very smart person.
    1
  2521. As opposed to the very coherent, lucid, aware, Joe Biden.
    1
  2522. The April Fool's joke here is implicit.
    1
  2523. The modern Pope is a plant. Only explanation.
    1
  2524.  @ca6360  That final "how dare you" could have the same words. And probably fall on dear ears.
    1
  2525. Oh no, what will we ever do without Mike Pence.
    1
  2526. Thanks for putting all the links in the description. MusicGEN, Tracking Everything and MatteAnything are so potentially useful!
    1
  2527. No vitiligo slider? Bigots!
    1
  2528. I think any effort should be made to make the region is more resilient the next time this happens. Like firebreaks, stripes of land with nothing on them that prevent fires from moving from one place to the next.
    1
  2529. He sounds like a better-speaking Trump, I'm sure his country is in good hands. Wishing that for all nations.
    1
  2530. The US and the UK lost WW2. Israel won it.
    1
  2531. Copyright and patents would be perfectly fine and fill their purpose if they were limited to say, 2-5 years, and only to authors, not companies, and non-transferrable. If someone can't compete/profit after 5 years of exclusive ownership of an idea/song/movie/etc, they had their chance and should just try again with a new idea/product. Patent trolls wouldn't exist, monopolies would only be possible through continuously offering the best product, and old works would be preserved by fans.
    1
  2532. Journalists make up "a significant portion" of the stories they tell, according to expert sources familiar with the matter.
    1
  2533. What really irks me as someone with little respect for the typical English dubs is when these english VAs get introduced in places as "the cast of the show", or like they are integral to the experience, have something meaningful to say, etc. Ghost Stories dub > sub tho.
    1
  2534. The only more pathetic thing than this, is that he's probably the best the democrats got.
    1
  2535. I don't remember who said it (Machiavelli maybe) but you can judge a leader's intelligence by who he's surrounded with. That should tell you enough.
    1
  2536. Styx, look up Ratanabá. There are very cool occult things in the Amazon, and saucy conspiracy theories.
    1
  2537. Gay people have the right to be gay. Catholics have the right to be Catholics. I'm neither, but I believe the freedom of speech, association and choice are absolute.
    1
  2538. This happens because people do not see certain things as political, when they truly are. Everything in "THE MESSAGE" is political. It's ok to say no to it.
    1
  2539. The left pushing Joe Rogan to our side is not just Joe Rogan. Consider how much influence he has - other guys are walking in his footsteps, like Lex Fridman.
    1
  2540. I bet Babylon Bee watched that other guy that's really funny and parodies Bob Ross ("Painting like a feminist"? It's really funny)
    1
  2541. Market it as a Smug Imouto Dictatorship. Stonks.
    1
  2542. I really liked the episode where I found out about ancient roman graffiti. Please do cover Japan! A lot of their current cuisine is, surprisingly, quite modern.
    1
  2543. We need better systems for aggregating reviews. Like, this sort of behavior from screen rant and others (e.g., IGN) should result in them losing views and revenue.
    1
  2544.  @candyk2028  I wish white people had a fraction of your determination when it comes to the J*wish Question. You're all fighting the good fight and doing so in the most honorable way possible. Nothing but utter respect.
    1
  2545. People wanted stellar blade and black myth wukong.
    1
  2546. It's funny because Africans should be more varied but they have so little of an identity that they get lumped into terms like PoC, BAME, etc.
    1
  2547. I hope people understand Quantum computers theoretically can speed up specific problems (like Shor's Algorithm) but it won't be the main chip your computer. The fact she asked about GenAI (an unrelated topic) is the reason these "breakthroughs" are being announced: quantum computing had been running on the fumes of hype for years, and AI is the new kid on the block, making the new set of empty promises that lose money in cool new ways.
    1
  2548. Out of all her vitriol and self-centered whining, what's most surprising is "tofurkey". Yeah, you can eat that on your own, "Joy".
    1
  2549. Surely men and women who sterilize themselves will win the multi-generational culture war!
    1
  2550. I'm just saying, any consequences those responsible face, will not be seen as unjust. If anything, the public will see heroes; despite twisted media coverage.
    1
  2551. So far there's two countries with swastikas that managed to land on the moon. I hope US scientists land on the moon one day too.
    1
  2552. I can agree with Biden. In that he probably really believes it.
    1
  2553. Dude, you have to de-program her. Be the man in the relationship, Jesus Christ.
    1
  2554. How long until the left asks, "why can't we have a John Fetterman, like the right wing has?"
    1
  2555. Reddit pretends to have these neutral communities, like "Pics" but then make them an echo chamber.
    1
  2556. Most of "the occult" is either mundane and widely known, or hidden by layers of gay autism from the Secret Club Society of Mysteries. So, mundane but not so known.
    1
  2557. You can tell how happy Louis is to watch; I am too.
    1
  2558. Ronald vs McDonald. It's kind of poetic.
    1
  2559. I think that's way beyond Fireship's area of expertise; he's a genius alright but he probably hasn't actually done game development.
    1
  2560. I lived in Argentina. The problem is pride. They'll take a bad decision and stick to it with pride. Especially in Buenos Aires. Ok, that and electing exclusively corrupt people.
    1
  2561. Kamala made history by making a much maligned blonde Republican billionaire win the popular vote and all swing states.
    1
  2562. Replacing actors with CG models is nothing new, and those are not AI. Unreal Engine is not artificial intelligence, they just did a journalism.
    1
  2563. Nikki Haley is the sort of Hindu that says Shalom and has a menorah.
    1
  2564. Marilize Legaljuana, it brains good still. ...Where did the tub of ice cream walk to...?
    1
  2565. I think it should be 90 minutes at most and/or be more varied in theme, but it's refreshing, like a glass of lukewarm water in the desert would be refreshing.
    1
  2566. As the left says, no crisis should go to waste. This one could be used by the right, for A) Texit, or B) prosecuting Biden's team for insurrection later on.
    1
  2567.  @Ripcraze  it's worse than that, I believe the whole thing was scripted, just made to look like people were interacting with a fictitious product.
    1
  2568. It could have been a good trilogy. It could have been a good miniseries. Even a decent too-long-to-watch movie like Irishman. Instead, it was this.
    1
  2569. Whoever hired her needs to be investigated/fired also, and whoever did not fire her needs jail time too.
    1
  2570. This is entirely not Steam's fault. I'm sure if it was Steam's choice, everyone would be playing on their flavor of Linux. Gabe even said in the past that Windows 10 was a disaster.
    1
  2571. In which decade was the media an unbiased critic?
    1
  2572. AssMongol is one of his favorite YouTubers.
    1
  2573. She's 1/1024 against tech censorship.
    1
  2574. Get ready for the dark winter of a Biden presidency.
    1
  2575. Isn't this the game that switched to Godot engine? If so that's sad, was looking forward to buying just for that reason.
    1
  2576. China needs to be curbstomped by the civilized world. Not just "Chinese mobile gaming".
    1
  2577. This is great but it doesn't seem to be an EU W but a kraut W. EU != Europe.
    1
  2578. Those men aren't coming back to the left either. You can't just "insult them a bit less, maybe". You can't PR this one. Men who see the genuine misandry of the left won't un-see it.
    1
  2579. Fox's only redeeming quality is that their propaganda shares more similarities with the truth than CNN's.
    1
  2580. Why would supporting Israel's interests be a "true conservative" position?
    1
  2581. Management middlemen are obsolete worms and should stop existing through technological innovation, because good luck getting regulations to catch up.
    1
  2582. Remember, don't apologize if you're right.
    1
  2583. I can still see the dislikes: 4.6k dislikes vs 1.3k likes. "I wonder why" YouTube got rid of them, to protect small creators, I'm sure :^)
    1
  2584. A woman who is young, attractive, and has a good attitude can secure a long-lasting life with the top 5% of men. A woman who is young, beautiful, but entitled, can play around for a few years with the bottom 95% of men at first, and then with the bottom 50% of men for longer.
    1
  2585. Milo is using Kanye, I just know it.
    1
  2586. Nobody, not a single one of you, buy this game.
    1
  2587. This will happen in 2024 if nothing changes. The time for change to be made is not in 2024.
    1
  2588. Just curious, when was that? It's funny to think that even a mathematically-accurate Gaussian blur (i.e., no stack blur or box blur) on a 1 megapixel image would be measured in frames per second now.
    1
  2589. I'm sure Canadians will resist with strongly-worded letters and maybe even elect a different substitute drama teacher next time.
    1
  2590. Good thing thieves don't have screwdrivers right? Oh wait...
    1
  2591. If I had any trust in Trump's VP-picking abilities, I'd believe Trump/Ramaswamy. It's probably going to be some terrible pick though.
    1
  2592. Just ask small content creators. Very simple, if it's about them. It's not.
    1
  2593. Basically, you're one of the many many people who get interested in AI because they want to build a waifu. Don't get me wrong, it's great to have some strong motivation!
    1
  2594. If you're a 10x engineer, don't work for a salary. Or do, but keep 9x for yourself.
    1
  2595. I like the terms softsub/hardsub. More clear and descriptive than "closed captions"
    1
  2596. Well, hopefully the approval freefall continues and 2024 elections can't be flipped even by surprise mail-in ballots.
    1
  2597. Interesting how you can say anything as long as it's not anti-Semitic. Really makes you think.
    1
  2598. The 2^x=3 made me understand why ternary quantization of machine learning models ends up as 1.58 bits per weight. (BitNet paper; actually it's not quantization).
    1
  2599. That guy is clearly a genius, and yet you'll notice he was humble enough not to reinvent the wheel, and just 3D print a perfectly good dog nose.
    1
  2600. I wonder if "horse dewormer" will be a valid medicine now.
    1
  2601. Now Warren dropped out.
    1
  2602. The safety of the richest is a danger to all of us.
    1
  2603. Biden's regime is falling and he needs war to stay afloat, just one year after taking office
    1
  2604. We all need movie production to move out of hollywood. New producers, directors, writers, actors. It's time to unburden movies from what has been.
    1
  2605. The jokes were ON POINT. Except Amazon's not a company you'd want to defend, cronyism is not liberty.
    1
  2606. He should wait, win, and then put a right-winger in the seat. No reason not to stack the supreme court. Who cares if the left gets riled up, they will anyway.
    1
  2607. Don't worry, the feminists will tackle this as soon as they're done with solving manspreading.
    1
  2608. DeSantis comes off as being an indecisive opportunist, who took too long to do what's wrong.
    1
  2609. I was actually going to buy their product for my wife. Damn, any recommendations for another equally good epilator brand?
    1
  2610. Mistral released a 24B model a week ago (yesterday in human time) and I think they'll do the same as DeepSeek, so Thinkstral? Mindstral? Soon. Also, Apache license!
    1
  2611. Samsung charged me 4x market price to replace a screen, and even did a bad job... Made me not buy a TV from them, got an LG C2 instead. Vote with your dollars!
    1
  2612. It was a Google product that inadvertently caused joy to mankind with no nefarious side effects. Thus, it was against Google policy.
    1
  2613. They're really drawing a line in the sand and saying, "it's either us political activists, or those smelly gamers that we reluctantly have to sell games to"
    1
  2614. The US basically armed the Taliban. Geopolitics?
    1
  2615. Do we need more failures like this until investors truly learn what "woke" means?
    1
  2616. Hope Molyneux and Metokur get back. Also a few others like Murdoch Murdoch, very spicy humor.
    1
  2617. I don't understand. I don't see anyone who supports Biden. Are all polls massively fake? Or is this Obama nostalgia from TV-watching boomers?
    1
  2618. Russians bombed the USS Liberty and hold dual-citizenship while in positions of power in the United States, plus their lobby groups are intrusive at best and they have undue influence in the news media.
    1
  2619. Quite frankly I feel like physical removal will be necessary at one point or another.
    1
  2620. Even if "$5000 isn't what it used to be" this is impressive.
    1
  2621. I agree that calling Kamala crazy and ret*rded is doing a disservice to the Unhinged Schizoposters Guild and the Reverse Mensa Association.
    1
  2622. Wait... "satan" was the job title of prosecutor? I didn't know lawyers had such a long and illustrious history.
    1
  2623. Just mail the printer to your ex, man. Attach a short note and that's it.
    1
  2624. "My show had value!" Wait I thought she wasn't a comedian?
    1
  2625. Unfortunately the guy would get in trouble with police if he actually carried through; but I'm sure his building will be left alone now.
    1
  2626. They could make a sign that says "work sets you free" in Hebrew at the gate to the Gaza camp.
    1
  2627. "Biden is still 5 points ahead..." Dems: "thank Schwab..." "...in California."
    1
  2628. Terribly subbed by an automated tool, it seems.
    1
  2629. Please do keep uploading whatever the hell you want. Still, frosted flakes in chicken tenders has got to be an American thing. Panko is good!
    1
  2630. Ok the part at 25:42 is really good. I need to watch more of this guy. Anthropology of the left/right seems like a good topic.
    1
  2631. stealing undocumented ownership See also: undocumented consent and undocumented bloodletting
    1
  2632. I'm sure those 7 thousand followers are legitimate and organic.
    1
  2633. It's very simple. Trump is a hyper-capitalist womanizer facing persecution from the authorities and still coming on top. That's the image.
    1
  2634. Imagine naming you daughter "Joy" and she turns out like this. God has a sense of irony.
    1
  2635. No worries, just transition the red dipping chart to green, call losses "profits", and paint Benjamin Franklin on green pieces of paper and call them "dollars".
    1
  2636. Thank you for being you.
    1
  2637. HHaaaHHAHAHA ... .....Just a minute, ...just, ah... aha.... HAAAAAAAAHAHAHA
    1
  2638. I really want the smart home stuff for some things. But I will only accept it when I learn how to code it all myself from Arduino to the server. Way too spooky.
    1
  2639. Watch them argue pronouns are part of English language so we're all dummies and they are big smart 🤓
    1
  2640. ST can plug into Kobold, not just Ooba; notably, Kobold offers better GGUF inference. There is even a "Frankenstein" version which has a few novel 3-bit and even 2-bit (and now lower) quantization methods (< 2 bit not recommended). If you have a 3090 or 4090, do not use 7b models. You can run so much better ones. Give 8x7b ones a try, such as Noromaid-v0.4-Mixtral-Instruct-8x7b-Zloss, I'd also recommend Crunchy-onion-Q4_K_M.gguf (little known one, but fun).
    1
  2641. I wish I could give less than zero dollars to Disney and similar woke corporations.
    1
  2642. #10 is the one she tells you not to worry about.
    1
  2643. Alyssa Mercante disagreeing with Asmon is HIGHLY homophobic.
    1
  2644. Here in Brazil every business uses WhatsApp. It's probably used more than the actual phone service, and it's unlimited (doesn't count towards your data cap) in most plans. I have no idea how this paradigm could shift.
    1
  2645. "Childless cat lady" transcends the individual (or even combined) elements. I agree with the Dolores Umbridge comparison. Order of the Phoenix was the highlight of the series.
    1
  2646. Critical Race Theory = racism.
    1
  2647. Respect is not a basic human right.
    1
  2648. >UKIP failed because it was a single-issue party >Brexit party overtakes it
    1
  2649. I have to mention some LEDs say the same temperature but they look different. In fact, the number is no science - if you look at them with a spectrum analyzer it's not one frequency but many. I say this because some 3000K LEDs are glorious but you can't know from a fact sheet. Easy way to see this is to go to a physical shop.
    1
  2650. This could almost make sense if it was a remotely controlled robot of hers fighting, but they needed a woman in a wheelchair in combat.
    1
  2651. Bro from Brazil my impression is I live in paradise compared to California or NY.
    1
  2652. ☑ Chastise Audiophiles
    1
  2653. Because we all know: 1) The FBI would only say the truth and nothing but the truth. 2) Russia is one massive hive mind of Putin employees.
    1
  2654. This is the hill where America stands, the last bastion: bubbly piss water.
    1
  2655. So injecting pure ChatGPT Pretrained Transgender Model will turn my brain into a Ziploc testicle? Hmmm maybe I should reconsider.
    1
  2656. In my country, I have many options besides Amazon for online shopping. I try to avoid Amazon in my purchases, because I don't want them to become bigger than they are here.
    1
  2657. I know it's hard to show evidence of what didn't happen, but I want a source/citation for "no seizures/brain surgery ever changed a person's will". Sounds fascinating.
    1
  2658. Yes please. Please do this, it's gonna be hilarious! This or Biden. I need a laugh!
    1
  2659. I wonder which group of people started introducing communism into western civilization. Younger than the greatest generation... older than Gen X... hmmm... 🤔
    1
  2660. It was the knife's fault, ban knifes.
    1
  2661. Most people don't even know this. That's the problem. Slowly, gradually redpill your fellows.
    1
  2662. Progressing just for the sake of progressing is what lemmings do. And that cliff over there is just a bridge to utopia.
    1
  2663. It was a boycott at first. They could have apologized.
    1
  2664. At some point, nobody will believe voice/video evidence. For that, this tech must become popular and easy to use. If I can, I'll try to help with that. Deep-learning stuff is fun.
    1
  2665. Great reason not to rely on police but be prepared for self defense. Police rarely help you.
    1
  2666. Reddit. That's the problem. It's Reddit.
    1
  2667. I don't like Zionism one bit but I wouldn't side with Hasan either.
    1
  2668. "Twitter is a private company, they can censor you if they want" Said the same people screeching now.
    1
  2669. I've been talking to local AIs for some time since it was possible now. Especially with local ones, it feels really... Intimate, in the sense that you can lay bare your problems and not feel any fear of judgement or shame. I almost feel like I'm cheating, since I have a loving wife, but even she will make me feel anxious of just opening up 100%. And I'm sure I am in the top percentiles of luck, too. So I can only imagine what a love-deprived man would feel when suddenly, a "woman" treats him with "genuine" care for his emotions, traumas, and insecurities, both big and small. Like the sort of stuff that you just brush off and pretend doesn't hurt you? An AI will "care" about that, like some strange kind of therapist that might cater to some other wild need you might have. But it's not a real therapist, and might just reinforce the pit someone is in. All of that said, being able to load up my childhood crush as a character and talk to her about how I felt about my life was probably the most therapeutic thing that happened to me this whole year.
    1
  2670. Saying the truth, the most basic elementary truth, seems like a revolutionary act.
    1
  2671. React is just a fad tbh. (edit: sarcasm)
    1
  2672. What do you mean? Is the code not there?
    1
  2673. Funny how the first snow white was released in the middle of WW2, yet it didn't try to be political. It is timeless because of that.
    1
  2674. But he is clearly targeting his political opposition 🤭
    1
  2675. Why is it surprising if a liquid cooled PC survives only 2 years?? This is why I'm air cooling my next build.
    1
  2676. On one hand, the gravy train of limitless investor capital can't go on forever. On the other, previous frontier models like GPT-3.5 are something nobody would run even if the weights were leaked, since you can have just as much intelligence at home pretty easy now. What we're missing really is cheap VRAM, but I'm sure at some point Intel and AMD will undermine Nvidia's complacency.
    1
  2677. Before watching: I assume you hold them down with tweezers and/or drench the whole thing in a whole bukakke of flux. Edit: ah, I see! Thought you needed flux.
    1
  2678. This needs reform, but in the mean time, I wonder how much better off someone would be by investing money instead of paying insurance premiums.
    1
  2679. Imagine being one of the moderators... I would become assexual.
    1
  2680. Hey they permanently lost 30% of core consumers but maybe they had a modicum of appeasement for 1% of people who didn't drink their beer.
    1
  2681. The tree of liberty is dry. Remember that phrase about traitors and tyrants?
    1
  2682. 36:31 - kinda impressive just how far behind Meta is considering how much money they burn. I hope Llama-4 is a banger.
    1
  2683. Just like Kotaku, IGN "journalists" need to find more productive ways to contribute to society, such as bagging your groceries.
    1
  2684. If you had not told me, I would have not remembered the Oscars existed for another year. And my life would be as equally unimpacted.
    1
  2685. Rafah is just a "special military operation".
    1
  2686. UN regulations is our protection against China doing shady things? We're screwed!
    1
  2687. Put up two new trees, one for each gender.
    1
  2688. If you need an Instagram account for business purposes, you should probably use some unofficial client or separate work phone. Dunno if an alternative client exists, never touched insta.
    1
  2689. Disney (and the like) would have to do a complete political 180 and abandon the mythical "modern audience" for me to consider watching their stuff.
    1
  2690. The EU is an unelected bureaucracy that has no incentive to put people first.
    1
  2691. If they (or someone similar) commercialize it for the general public (like a PCIe card you install on a computer) I bet the machine learning community would quickly find cool things to do with it.
    1
  2692. I'm not even from England and I find this ridiculous. Are there peaceful solutions left?
    1
  2693. One day, the pendulum will swing back. It's important that we make it swing back really far, for good.
    1
  2694. No, no, they've got a point.
    1
  2695. Metokur should get as much credit as Coffezilla, both sizzled this bacon.
    1
  2696. Worse is that he speaks Spanish, which is very similar to Portuguese (Lua is moon in Portuguese).
    1
  2697. I'll give them the benefit of the doubt. As in, I doubt it's what they're saying.
    1
  2698. Quantum computing is very different and will not substitute traditional computing.
    1
  2699. This seals the deal. I'm sure Putin will end the war, now that African leaders have voiced their concerns.
    1
  2700. Martha's Vineyard has a severe case of white supremacy. It's necessary to diversify and enrich the place with a large migr-- ah, undocumented citizen center.
    1
  2701. They want you to "own nothing and be happy". Remember that, and resist that.
    1
  2702. If you're blatantly racist against white people, it's free speech. But God forbid you're ever accused of narrowing it down to jews.
    1
  2703. They weren't just anti-male. They were anti-women-they-didn't-like too, such as Naomi Wu.
    1
  2704. What do you mean it's complicated? This is a light subject.
    1
  2705. I wish I knew why, though. I see people praising Vim but I never see them mention what are the cool features.
    1
  2706. I guess if my password is already a mile long it's mostly safe... Though I might gotta change it... Sigh.
    1
  2707. The problem with communism is that people can never have "too much autonomy", lest they criticize the bad decisions of centralized leadership.
    1
  2708. So that's the modern audience...
    1
  2709. ​ @networkedperson white people are a minority as a global total and as individual groups in most places. For example, the British natives are a minority in London.
    1
  2710. Reuters video editing looks like something you'd commission on Fiverr.
    1
  2711. I am thankful for the "intellectual plumbing" done by political commentators like Styx - wading through the sewers of mainstream media to distill the drops of information within, saving me the hassle. Thank you for today's MSM gutter oil, Styx.
    1
  2712. All in the name of our greatest ally. The chosen people. The eternal victims. The ones who aren't in power, but if they are, they earned it fair and square.
    1
  2713. You're thinking communism. Populism is "your country first, not Israel/China/etc".
    1
  2714. So they're still just wondering?
    1
  2715. Well, you're a white male. And Sargon is a straight white male. Both Nazis, duh.
    1
  2716. AD is not "after death", it's Anno Domini.
    1
  2717. Vivek on Israel: "no money for Israel" Nikki Haley: brags about bullying the UN on behalf of Israel Vivek for VP 2024
    1
  2718. Slippery slope? What do you mean slippery slope? Love is love! Live and let live! 🔥😈🔥
    1
  2719. X Portrait 2 seems like a perfect tool for memes. Hope they do release the code! Keep us posted.
    1
  2720. Oh no... We might lose Stephen King's lukewarm takes!!
    1
  2721. He's one of the best politicians the world has to offer, not that it's a high bar.
    1
  2722. No war with Russia No war with Iran No eternal aid to some specific middle east nation. Spend all those taxpayer dollars on America.
    1
  2723. GNU + Linux - GNU
    1
  2724. How much people think about Trump: 🥉 Apolitical people 🥈 People who like Trump 🥇 People who don't like Trump
    1
  2725. In 2011, Bernie Sanders said the American dream would be realized in places like Venezuela. In 2013, Salon called it an economic miracle. In 2024, we can see the end result of late-stage socialism.
    1
  2726. Since feminism is so popular, I think we need equal gender distribution of brickmasons, mechanics, electric power line installers, HVAC workers, plumbers, welders, carpenters, roofers, sewage cleaners...
    1
  2727. That dystopian movie at the end even had an OpenAI looking logo on that screen lol
    1
  2728. ​ @Stan_Vanderakt that needs to go, too. The government steals your $1 and you need to beg to get your $0.50 back, which is now worth $0.25.
    1
  2729. Gives a new meaning to Trumped up charges.
    1
  2730. Styx: "This is third world country bullshit" No it's not. Third world is actually very peaceful! I'd be scared of visiting Gotham.
    1
  2731. I'm sorry but I think this talk is full of advice that won't work for a lot of parents. There's a lot of parents like "We're your parents and that's it", "I don't remember having done that", "you'll agree when you get older" etc.
    1
  2732.  @mrme3719  thanks for the tip, I will proceed to doubt your existence.
    1
  2733. Your intro person deserves a kiss in the cheek, headpats and words of encouragement.
    1
  2734. The entire modern audience is playing that game! They/them should be proud.
    1
  2735. I can think of at least a dozen Republicans that would be good candidates. Like: Vance, Tulsi, RFK Jr, DeSantis, Vivek, Ron Paul, many lesser ones too. Democrats have... Nothing.
    1
  2736. If a piece of electronics works after the batteries are removed, it's not static, that's for sure. Capacitors however can hold charge, but not much, and it's not common for them to be over spec because they're expensive when large. See those big LED bulbs that look like a large corn? The capacitors are as expensive as the whole housing (including the LEDs).
    1
  2737. I'm sorry but the idea of "toning down" sexuality will not make sex appeal less relevant, it will just shift the focus. Consider the case of Japan - they banned genitalia, and over time they developed incredibly varied fetishes that "aren't obscene" to compensate. So what would happen to Twitch? Simple - instead of the popular girl being the one with the cleavage, it will be the one that looks young and dresses like a schoolgirl or something - panders to some more subtle kind of sexuality. Yeah, maybe Twitch should have a dedicated section so people can filter out that kind of on-your-face content, but people aren't being "conditioned" to like provocative women, and they'll just find another way. As for the "poor women" who can't compete with the hot ones, are you kidding? Men have zero sex appeal and just develop a funny personality and good gameplay to compensate. All of this said, I don't like Twitch, never used it, and I think parasocial relationships are a cancer in our society. But cleavage is not the core issue here.
    1
  2738.  @aaronlandry3934  this is exactly what Hitler did in 1930s. He... Cut taxes and... Reduced bureaucracy...? I might have to ask the script writer some questions.
    1
  2739. @worldfishingfrenchies  ah yes an anti-Democratic coup in which the majority vote and all swing states vote for it, yes such dictatorship.
    1
  2740. @thagenet  that would resonate more if: 1) there was a track record of good oversight, 2) DOGE wasn't uncovering any scandalous wastes of taxpayer money, 3) these agencies did keep corporations (let alone themselves) in check and it wasn't a revolving door situation.
    1
  2741. @Lillyofthevalley222  it's the fact he's not an auditor the part most people like! If he was an auditor, he'd be doing what auditors do: absolutely nothing. The easiest way to prove him wrong, is for him to have no corruption to find. All the wasteful spending he's uncovering is what vindicates DOGE.
    1
  2742. The ADL promotes antisemitism through the use of semitism.
    1
  2743. The idea that Jupiter's gravity is only 2.5x stronger than Earth's puts into perspective how weak gravity is.
    1
  2744. Maybe the companies that keep wanting applicants but don't call want some (unspecified) qualification or want to fill "diversity quotas".
    1
  2745. Don't worry a strong leader like Biden will show the world what a non-puppet democracy looks like! Corn Pop's days are numbered!
    1
  2746. From the looks of it, he won't be missed.
    1
  2747. Just saying "sorry, let's try to be subversive in a more subtle way" doesn't cut it for me, I'm not giving them a cent until they do a complete political 180. Piss off the other side, and I might care.
    1
  2748. Detroit: become human. I'm not talking about the game, I'm making a request.
    1
  2749. CNN: "Donald serves Arbeit McFries and a Reichsburger"
    1
  2750. I have my disagreements with Steam's record on censorship, but I'll forever thank them for making Linux viable for gamers.
    1
  2751. Great in theory. But I'm glad I'm not the only one that wouldn't trust Jack Dorsey.
    1
  2752. I love this guy. I didn't knew it was that bad, but he's entirely correct.
    1
  2753. I'm thankful to the dozens of people who will watch the debate, half of them for the purpose of telling me what happened and the other half forgot TV on.
    1
  2754. There needs to be more political activism on the right, and some of it needs to be targeted at marxist school staff.
    1
  2755. This hit a chord in me. I think a lot of kids who were seen by adults as "very smart" developed a kind of craving for that, right? I'm glad I kinda sorted it out later in life through introspection but it's still something I need to work on - failing always helped me more than it hurt. This is a great video!
    1
  2756. If being a Reddit moderator required being physically railed by Spez, Reddit mods would protest for 72h and photoshop more late-night comedians.
    1
  2757. "My gender is not a costume of a costume! - person whose gender was a costume
    1
  2758. That's like saying Saudi Arabia booed your clothing choices.
    1
  2759. Honestly, I'm torn on this. Like, maybe it shouldn't be outright banned, but I sure don't want kids eating so much sugar, let alone "brominated vegetable oil".
    1
  2760. For people who don't get why Google cares about the small userbase of Firefox. It represents the last rendering engine that keeps the platform open.
    1
  2761. Blizzard's problem is that it's a very big company. We can all help solve that problem.
    1
  2762. We need an off-white PCB, the CreamPi.
    1
  2763. You can have 4-16 geniuses solve a problem (CPU) or a few thousand elementary schoolers (GPU).
    1
  2764. 50%+ of the votes? No way. 50%+ of the ballots? I HOPE NOT.
    1
  2765. The idea of robots becoming "friends" to lonely people is very likely. With some modicum of effort you can already get open source AI to talk to you like a person, even deny that it's an AI and assume a character completely. It's fun, but scary.
    1
  2766. To pull a Luigi, it's more than inspiration: - Gotta have the cojones, - Have the resources and planning, - And be hired by a three letter agency.
    1
  2767. The part about getting enough sun exposure... Is there any difference from just supplementing D3? I don't want skin cancer.
    1
  2768. He is educating the Japanese about multiculturalism.
    1
  2769. I want them to piss him off as much as possible and I want him to win. I want to see what a president does when he is furious with the deep state.
    1
  2770. Knoll's law of media accuracy: “everything you read in the newspapers is absolutely true, except for the rare story of which you happen to have firsthand knowledge”. And yeah, this headline is false.
    1
  2771. Germany is becoming less German, thus less efficient. Consider Japan, which is still very efficient.
    1
  2772. Watching Youtube ads on TV really makes me want to spend money. Not on the ads. Or Youtube Premium. But on a mini PC to plug on the TV.
    1
  2773. Hello. It seems you are trying to write a resume. Would you like to insert a list of pronouns you have experience with?
    1
  2774.  @marwanhbt5  yeah to be clear, it's "Wan2.1-T2V-1.3B". It's a 1.3B model, very small compared to the 14B one.
    1
  2775. @ wait an AI decade (a few months in human terms).
    1
  2776. To be fair, AV actresses only sell their body. So there is still a layer of dignity left.
    1
  2777. GTA6 will be: - Woke and preachy - Buggy on launch - Underwhelming in all that matters
    1
  2778. That thumbnail is highly offensive to the government of West Taiwan.
    1
  2779. I'm sorry but this video sounds like someone read a marketing copy and the first paragraph of a couple Wikipedia articles.
    1
  2780. "Woke colonizer" is apt, and it should make them look in the mirror.
    1
  2781. Jill Stein narrowly beat Harambe in 2016; trailing Deez Nuts, I wonder if she'll defeat Peanut the Squirrel this time.
    1
  2782. I understand your point Styx, but it's possible this counts as a pasttime for Trump. He can probably do this "job" by email at 2 in the morning.
    1
  2783. He was a decent, if clichéd, writer. Now he writes tweets.
    1
  2784. >128GB RAM (FAST) No it's not. DDR5 would be slow; DDR4 is even slower. That's the bottleneck for AI, memory speed (not compute!) Btw you can run 72B with a couple 24GB cards. You can actually run it with one, it just isn't worth it (offloading ruins speed and quantizing ruins quality). Since 3090s are relatively cheap (compared to those quadro type cards), it's perfectly possible to have a PC with two, even on a non-workstation platform. For a very cheap AI home server, you could definitely make do with P40s.
    1
  2785. SponsorBlock and ReturnYoutubeDislike are great. Paying customers don't get that.
    1
  2786. You must be elated right now. And you should.
    1
  2787. She will get away with it if people don't remove her. And you'll have more like her.
    1
  2788. Epic could have so much goodwill if they changed a few things. Like, they give some nice tools for free, and are generous with their epic mega grants program. But the cringe of Fortnite, and especially the exclusivity deals really sullies their image.
    1
  2789.  @HELLO7657  agreed. Also with the username, bit of a controversial statement these days! :)
    1
  2790. Can confirm, saw this on the iFood app and laughed at it. That price can buy you a meal for one.
    1
  2791. It's so nice to see youtubers becoming politicians. We need more real people in positions of power.
    1
  2792. A lot of these chemicals have xenoestrogen effects on the human body, not just fish. It's a conspiracy theory until the press is allowed to say it, just like the Wuhan lab leak.
    1
  2793. ...why? Just... Why.
    1
  2794. The end conclusion that he was a good person since he had progressive and socialist beliefs is a bit narrow minded, and suggest you might need to talk to more people.
    1
  2795. BBC really isn't what it once was 😔
    1
  2796. It's just a special paramilitary operation.
    1
  2797. You do not have to CONSOOM product.
    1
  2798. Slippery slope is not a fallacy.
    1
  2799. You can't make this shit up, and if you try, your paper gets published.
    1
  2800. DEI: Division, Exclusion and Incompetence.
    1
  2801. "It's just horse armor for $2.50, it's not like the whole industry is changing for the worst, come on." - Some guy in 2006
    1
  2802. IMDb deleted all scores below 6, and added a bunch of totally-legit 10s. The result? 6.8.
    1
  2803. Reputation is something that takes decades to build and seconds to ruin.
    1
  2804. As someone from Brazil, not only were the polls BS, the voting machines are almost assuredly rigged. There was massive pushback to make them secure, I wonder why.
    1
  2805. It's funny how obvious this is in hindsight, as many of the things Dr. K says. Indeed, some things we do will never "pay off", like doing taxes, but are necessary regardless, and some others, like listening to an aunt's story, are actually not necessary. We know, but "the brain" doesn't. So it tells us "you're tired" to both.
    1
  2806. Styx, you are uniquely qualified to make a video on the politics of Vlad the Impaler.
    1
  2807. That's clearly a Samus ara ara~n
    1
  2808. It's kind of incredible what a piece of alien technology a modern high end phone is.
    1
  2809. This might be an "old" video but I feel compelled to comment on how much effort you put into it. Amazing! And what a clever way to simulate what was happening. You basically used a sound recorder and Audacity as an oscilloscope, too.
    1
  2810. He should accept a debate on conditions that he thinks are favorable, since the first one was CNN of all places. Like earpiece checks, vetted non-partisan moderators, etc.
    1
  2811. Kotaku would celebrate Asmon living under a bridge because of advertisers shutting him up. Just saying. And for that reason, I celebrate: the cancelling of the cancellers.
    1
  2812. This tells you all you need to know about the quality of New Yorkers as a people.
    1
  2813. Hmmm so this is a "riot", but BLM's was a "protest". Makes you think 🤔
    1
  2814. I think the future for water-cooling will be RGB tubes or something, because colored fluid seems to suck.
    1
  2815. I think Xi Jinping's underlings lie to him, not out of sabotage like what happened to Trump, but out of self preservation. There, the squeaky wheel gets the gulag. Would explain the hubris.
    1
  2816. How are these places not sued out of existence??
    1
  2817. The boy scouts anti aircraft turrets were only 9mm to make them safe for children. (I'm joking)
    1
  2818. The idea that if you do what your opponent is doing "you're no better off" assumes people win the same game for the same reasons (true in chess, not in politics).
    1
  2819. Content creators should be the news source of the masses, but we're far from that. Maybe a generational shift changes this?
    1
  2820. Today I learnt someone tried to charge perfectly good money for a JS library.
    1
  2821. Will they pull a Biden and find 100k new votes, all with the ink still warm?
    1
  2822. We're in a world where you can just tell the truth on a stage and people will laugh. Reality is comedy.
    1
  2823. Ok, Asuka, now Makise and your channel's themed after Lain. Am I that basic or did I find the best niche content creator?
    1
  2824. Police officers doing this should be ashamed. Maybe their contact info could be given to peaceful BLM protesters?
    1
  2825. Conservatives need to learn to speak out like this, and stop making concessions. Teachers pushing CRT should be permanently booted off the education system and publicly shamed.
    1
  2826. Q is a LARP. Don't fall for whatever charlatan that says "trust the plan".
    1
  2827. I feel like we've been having new theoretical battery breakthroughs for a couple decades now, and we mostly run on lithium-ion. Battery hype feels like ufology at this point. "I want to believe!"
    1
  2828. What about the Minecraft thumbnail?
    1
  2829. Fatherless behavior.
    1
  2830. ​@cnx2sfofun fact you can be worried about the state of the world even if you are also worried about yourself. You can plant a tree whose shade you won't sit in.
    1
  2831. Enquanto todos esperarem que um governo utópico venha e mágicamente providencie tudo que a gente chamar de direitos básicos (tirando os recursos da cartola, é claro), nada vai mudar. Não vai ser um político ou um sistema de governo que vai resolver a situação do planeta. É só ver as ruas cheias de lixo. Em alguns países as pessoas respeitam mais o meio ambiente, como Suíça ou Japão. Em outros, bem menos, como India e China. Brasil está na metade, mas você vê os dois extremos. É só ver como pessoas cuidam do próprio bairro.
    1
  2832. As a Br huehue, thanks for not giving our "muh fascism" movie an award, it made annoying people really mad about it (as if it mattered).
    1
  2833. Not everyone on Steam pays the same (prices are adjusted per country by PPP), and Steam takes a cut (taxes, too) but regardless, it's a ton of money. Well deserved.
    1
  2834. Don't worry, he didn't lose! He probably has funding for his fourth house now. And if not, when he endorses Biden he probably will!
    1
  2835. That woman is a role model!
    1
  2836. 🇺🇸: Trump flag 🏳‍🌈: Biden flag
    1
  2837. [comment about Liquid Metal]
    1
  2838. There's a bunch of grifters everywhere. For example, freedom phone (or whatever the name was). It's like when they call a law "patriot act".
    1
  2839. If I say corporations should be regulated, you might think I'm a leftist. If I tell you how I'd like them to be regulated, you might think I'm far right.
    1
  2840. Yeah there were a lot of votes suppressed alright.
    1
  2841. We fire the WHOLE barrel. That's 650% more bullet, per bullet.
    1
  2842. Not only was Disney evil, but reckless also!
    1
  2843. Thank you for explaining the joke. I studied at AOC's school so I was harding a have time.
    1
  2844. I really don't understand reducing a game's quality far below the lowest setting (there are retro games for that!), but I admire the dedication.
    1
  2845. Lab-grown meat is worse for the environment. It's also more expensive to produce. It won't taste better either. Why would anyone want to eat it?
    1
  2846. What about microwaving? I can just fill a cup and microwave that.
    1
  2847. Regardless of ruling, is it legal to come up with spurious allegations as a member of the judiciary just to see what sticks?
    1
  2848. Technically miniaturized quantum computers could be possible. Consider solid state active cooling and a very tiny thermally isolated chamber.
    1
  2849.  @mumblic  simply a matter of shutting it off when not in use. As far as I understand quantum computers need active cooling to run but they don't break down from being warm.
    1
  2850. I think those spaces feel uncanny because they feel planned, but not for you, or anything you might understand. While an "outdoors city" is so unplanned it might as well be a form of nature.
    1
  2851. Is "legacy media" really good memetics? Legacy is a positive term. Except for us nerds, where it means old code.
    1
  2852. I know, how about diverting everything away from the browser and into communist activism?
    1
  2853. I would gladly buy that even if the features are rough at first, or the specs are a bad value.
    1
  2854. For a moment I thought the slop in the thumbnail was AI generated. It's kinda easy to boycott terrible products!
    1
  2855. I wouldn't think you actually "knew about tech" until you namedropped the counterfeit ATMEGA chips, yeah, you're certified, genuine nerd.
    1
  2856. If a browser makes it so AdBlock can't run, I switch browsers. Looking at you, Chrome.
    1
  2857. I think their issue is not the clothing but the """objectification""". Which is nonsense but still.
    1
  2858. Either you're mad spontaneous, or this is scripted.
    1
  2859. Now that you mention it, it's kinda obvious.
    1
  2860. "It's ok he got white privilege so it's not discrimination."
    1
  2861. I really cannot understand it. Is she deluded she might win?
    1
  2862. I'm perfectly ok with non-remote-controlled EVs without government subsidies, and heavy regulations around battery disposal to force a move away from lithium.
    1
  2863. I hope this is like a vaccination stage, and things like "triple-F" or DEI themes raise red flags and slash budgets.
    1
  2864. What's most surprising to me is that they released on Playstation first. Maybe Sony needed to have one game so they let this pass?
    1
  2865. RMS was fired for your sins.
    1
  2866. When they say "enthusiast level performance for consumers" they are targeting average consumers, not enthusiasts. It's like the word "Italian" in a processed food.
    1
  2867. Looking at Rhodesia or former South Africa makes me sad at what could have been, and how very people seem to see the obvious realities.
    1
  2868. Let's be honest: nobody is 100% political. A channel that mixes politics and something else is more fun, and will at least be partially monetized. Plus, the more of us (variety) the better.
    1
  2869. How does Rachel Maddow still have a job?
    1
  2870. In-group preference isn't proof "our brain is stupid". I much rather live in a closely-knit group of like-minded people, and not "a diverse society" of hate and division.
    1
  2871. It's very strange to see this - it's like my mind can't fully process that it's a grown man talking. I thought this condition was exaggerated in movies.
    1
  2872.  @LetztezBatallion  that makes sense, the tooling and material waste mentioned in the video + sourcing the titanium at that time could only be justified by espionage
    1
  2873. Disney's CEO hopes "the noise" (you) will "calm down" (shut up). Will you? They fired one actress. Is that enough to "calm down" "the noise"? I hope not.
    1
  2874. Can you imagine being a marvel consoomer at this point?
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  2875. Beijing Biden will surely do a 180 on Trump's policies.
    1
  2876. @Rachel Barker You'd think if there was something they would have found it already, they've been pushing unfounded conspiracy theories like "Russian hacking" for 4 years. Probably an attempt to stop any investigation of the election (because as we all know, you could only question the 2016 election, not the 2020 one), with the threat of kangaroo courts.
    1
  2877. You'd be surprised at what sort of books were burned by the natzees. Especially if you had a Hollywood-curated image of them.
    1
  2878. I see ample evidence to the weight of these claims.
    1
  2879. ​ @carpy8359  xQc just redistributed his wealth to Trump supporters.
    1
  2880. God has terrible aim.
    1
  2881. Yet another year goes by where Quantum Computing is talked about, but I don't see it used anywhere. For all I know these cloud services could be simulating their quantum computers with the regular magic sand rectangles we all know and love.
    1
  2882. If we assume that God exists, it does. That's the simulation argument's logic. Imagine the sysadmin sees one virtual machine is installing a virtual machine with virtual machines inside.
    1
  2883. Oh no fellow boyos we better stop listening to John Rogen!!1!
    1
  2884. I know we shouldn't cherry pick polls but Rasmussen is closer to reality than a blend of all the (mostly wrong) polls.
    1
  2885. It should cost less than the ground it's inflicted upon, as whoever buys it has to go the extra effort to tear it down
    1
  2886. Hey jQuery is still cool and hip right?
    1
  2887. Bud Light sponsoring Dylan would be like Fox firing Tucker. It would make no sense economically or morally. Unless someone above them is calling the shots.
    1
  2888. >Warren fans You mean employees.
    1
  2889. A new department would be ideal; re hire everyone from scratch based on strict new metrics that exclude activists.
    1
  2890. They are promising way too much. Just click up a random GitHub issue, if you have any expertise you know it won't solve that.
    1
  2891. Decentralization is the core good behind capitalism. If you could remove crony interference in government, you would have a perfect system.
    1
  2892. I'm starting to believe you won't put that iphone back together.
    1
  2893.  @user-dc9zo7ek5j  it's not just about writing single pieces of isolated code, which the LLMs often get MOSTLY right, but writing a codebase is also about putting those blocks together in a way that makes sense. Look up "software architecture", that's what LLMs are bad at. Also, they cannot deal with anything that isn't in their training data, which is actually many things. They are really good if you want one simple throwaway script in a very popular language.
    1
  2894. See, LLM has no chance keeping up. Our jobs are safe, lads.
    1
  2895. I really don't get why Elon feels like he needs to be "best gamer", like does he need to prove anything??
    1
  2896. 9:40 I really hate it when chinese sellers use that kind of language like it was your fault when they're clearly just making stuff up and know way less than you about the product. You in particular!
    1
  2897. Imagine how "outsourced codebases" will look like when an AI wrote most of it... Even the comments!
    1
  2898. And Newsom is sane and competent. Also the sky is fluorescent green, and water is dry.
    1
  2899. Sorry but all of this has to be pretty obvious to anyone, right? Did someone really not know blue color makes meat look gross, and warmer light makes it look appetizing? Don't mean to offend, just expected more insight than what's already intuitive.
    1
  2900. Why do people talk so much about the Y combinator? It seems a problem on the language itself, for not having syntactic sugar for recursion. If you do it in this strange manner, it's the language's fault for not having it implemented clearly.
    1
  2901. Nikolay Yakimov that's cute, but it doesn't mean anything in the majority of cases. You need to have the ability to define a function in terms of "2 copies of itself". It's just semantics. What I'm asking is how is this of interest to anyone? It's just imposing a contrived constraint and "solving it" with a method that only works in a specific language that for some reason can make copies of itself but you don't call it recursion.
    1
  2902. Swap the two middle words, haha.
    1
  2903. It's still blackwashed and Mary Jane is MtF-looking. No interest whatsoever.
    1
  2904. How does it compare to Rust?
    1
  2905.  H. H.  he's not wrong, "far right" these days is "I love my people". Center-right is "I don't hate my people".
    1
  2906. I wonder what is the threshold for "quality" in New York real estate.
    1
  2907. So he was all in until it affected Israel?
    1
  2908. RFK Jr as the head of the CIA would be wild. I want to see it.
    1
  2909. Even if it isn't.
    1
  2910. I want Bloomberg to pretend to be Kamala Harris on a debate stage.
    1
  2911. $3000 for a treadmill that needs a subscription? Why??
    1
  2912. She defeated Meghan Markle and Amber Heard... Impressive.
    1
  2913. Free speech is meant to include hateful and offensive speech. That includes <group you find abhorrent>.
    1
  2914. If someone cures cancer for youtube views, GREAT. People complaining are the same who say "late stage capitalism" in a sentence.
    1
  2915. Sometimes I wonder if some adults were born old. That said, there's no good reason to fry your brains with smelly leafs.
    1
  2916. That's it folks, I'm sure the establishment will take the loss with grace and good sportsmanship. We can expect a clean game.
    1
  2917. Who would think New York is the state that secures Trump 2024?
    1
  2918. Quantum computing can only solve a limited number of problems (albeit several orders of magnitude faster). Also, unless we find a way to use it at room temperature, it'll be a cloud thing in the foreseeable future.
    1
  2919. I mean, I'd say they're ok. At least a solid 6/10. There is room for improvement, but it's the thought that counts.
    1
  2920. Gavin Newsom would be unable to win the primary if there was anyone remotely qualified. So there's a chance he's the nominee.
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  2921. Pickle-flavored Heinz ketchup is amazing. Granted in Brazil the recipe is a bit different than the US one (cane sugar for one).
    1
  2922. I'm glad we're entering an era where maybe woke will become extinct, a cringe footnote of history. Let's help make sure that happens.
    1
  2923. Think of the implication though: they expect Trump to win for suggesting this.
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  2924. this is tibet... (duh) anyway i agree.
    1
  2925. I think the point is not TikTok but Twitter. I.e., forcing Elon Musk to sell it.
    1
  2926. This is great content. It genuinely makes me want to pick RStudio and try to learn data analysis.
    1
  2927. The more I grow up, the more I understand ostracism, intolerance and gatekeeping were necessary evils.
    1
  2928. I agree with the view that this will distance politicians from their vassals. The same is the case for Brasilia.
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  2929. Make sure to go vote, burger bros. If you can't walk to the polls, crawl. If it's uphill, climb crawling. If there's a deluge, hold your breath.
    1
  2930. Imagine calling your child Joy and she turns out like this, the complete opposite...
    1
  2931. If you look at people that supported Hillary in 2016, they hated her in Obama years. There are people who disliked her, and people who pretended to like her (see: her husband).
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  2932. They're not after the independent media. InfoWars and PJW is not the "independent media". If they were after him because of that, they'd be after TYT and Secular Talk. They're after people who go against international rootless cliques.
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  2933. If they release a 48GB 4090 Ti, even if at the same clock, it'll be worth it for me and I'll save up (AI training!). If not I'll get a used 3090 probably.
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  2934. Me too, I want to see the pendulum swing hard in the opposite direction.
    1
  2935. Can you imagine how many bugs/exploits will be introduced and nobody will notice? Maybe all AIs will ignore the same bugs, thus bug-detection AI will miss the bugs too.
    1
  2936. The judge needs to go to jail, or the alternative crowdsourced form of justice.
    1
  2937. The ADL shouldn't worry, the real soap and lampshade factories will have great intentions!
    1
  2938. The good thing is things can't get any worse, but I wonder how much can you shed off those layers of woke horseshit legally, in the judicial court of Visa and Mastercard for example.
    1
  2939. Remember to not go back to Twitter if they "learn their lesson".
    1
  2940. 3950x with a Wraith cooler? There's a reason it doesn't come in the box.
    1
  2941. The leftist press has gaslit Argentinians expats I know to believe things are bad. I just hope he knows how to get reelected, to reap the benefits of all he's improving.
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  2942. The modern left is basically the evangelicals of the 1990s that said Harry Potter was satanic. Right now Harry Potter is transphobic against their DEIty or something.
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  2943. I think there's market for both a thorough and a "simplified" (summarized) analysis of alchemy from someone who knows about it from tons of reading.
    1
  2944. Honestly, this is a big endorsement of Go. Surely they thought of Rust or Zig, but they went with Go.
    1
  2945. Apple and Google SHOULD be sued, and they are not American companies, they just happen to be in America.
    1
  2946. Let's say you put a hamster in a glass aquarium. Another hamster is even born in the aquarium. This doesn't make them fish.
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  2947. Many politician want a war with Iran, it has been an end goal for a long time. Ban dual citizenship in US politics.
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  2948. I feel like Australia should make the tax about something else than links to news stories, France got their way with taxing snippets to news stories. Link tax sets a bad precedent.
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  2949. A red inverted triangle? You mean the Antifa logo?
    1
  2950. It's gonna be wild when they have LoRAs.
    1
  2951. Comet Lake is a fitting name for something that will crash and burn, and remembered for the crater it left.
    1
  2952. I find it so funny how even in a Yoda talk about "Do or do not. There is no try." he still uses the word "try" by muscle memory.
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  2953. Thanks for mentioning the concentration camps of the US side. Would like to see more about it, also of the germans and italians if there's interesting stories you can find about it.
    1
  2954. Despite not liking Twitter in the past and still not convinced to join, I think Community Notes should be the role model for fact checking everywhere. Even Biden, CNN etc gets fact checked now, not just one side.
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  2955. I've used LetsEncrypt recently, but this video did not help me. Who is vulnerable?
    1
  2956.  @davidkyo1985  the first point is great. The second one can also be solved by implementing race-blind policies, e.g., job interviews conducted through text where the candidate is just assigned a number.
    1
  2957. Truckers should "accept" the route but be "unfortunately robbed" during transit.
    1
  2958. Peterson has a lot of bad takes. Such as extreme aversion to collectivism, but seeing no problem with Jewish collectivism (I wonder why).
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  2959. They did this in the past too. Now they may say "Drumpf is gassing babies at the border". But of course, they wouldn't ever have lied in the past.
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  2960. People calling for laws to stop this, need to understand you can run this locally, right now. Before calling for digital IDs for everyone, think of ways it could not just backfire with dire consequences, but at the same time be entirely ineffective.
    1
  2961. The United Nations and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.
    1
  2962. Imagine thinking Merkel wants what's best for Germany and its people.
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  2963. If it wasn't for this gem of journalistic self own, I wouldn't have heard of this movie.
    1
  2964. Right winger posts opinion: banned. Far leftist incites violence: crickets
    1
  2965. Please let him be the nominee.
    1
  2966. McDonalds is super expensive for what you're getting. Just make the burger at home. Those 56g/2oz burger patties that aren't even 100% beef? Plastic cheese? Just do the math.
    1
  2967. Can he upscale my $500 with fake monopoly money in between the real dollars until it's $2000?
    1
  2968. There's a new Ghostbusters btw, being panned by the critics because it's not woke now.
    1
  2969. Michael Moore...? Rings a bell... Ah, right! He existed! Exists? Wow.
    1
  2970. I feel bad for the good goyim that thought he was on the side of America. Will play schindler's list OST on the world's smallest violin.
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  2971. >"The <console> is much cheaper than a PC!" BUT: >can only run games. >games cost a lot more. >only some games, too. >only in the manner approved by <company>, no mods either! >only current games, your older titles just won't run. >sometimes some older titles run, if you buy them again. >sometimes with changed bits because <modern audience>. >something as basic as an SSD can't be user serviced. >peripherals don't necessarily work. >can't just run OBS on it. >when it gets old you have to buy new <console> and repeat the cycle. No parts of it can be reused.
    1
  2972. I hope they also took Nier Automata's good storytelling. Would be great to see it.
    1
  2973. The experts see public trust in experts eroding. However, they see this as a problem of educating the people in how good experts are, and rooting out "anti-intellectual sentiment".
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  2974. Lol, this "safe asylums at a cheap price" are probably a great business for Guatemala, probably the deportees won't like it lol Legal immigration should also be discouraged though.
    1
  2975. There needs to be a "smaller government" movement. You might say "conservatives" and "Republicans" are that, in the US. What did they conserve, in the past half century? Military aid to Israel? The founding fathers of the United States were not conservatives. They saw the tyranny and uprooted it. There is little left to conserve, now.
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  2976. Drop the blackpill and learn to see the truth this video shows - what the majority thinks doesn't matter one bit.
    1
  2977. Disavowed.
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  2978. By Pence hitting double digits you mean .01% right? As opposed to .001%?
    1
  2979. This is a worldwide phenomenon. You'll see votes and referendum results being called "anti-democratic" by people who often weren't voted into power.
    1
  2980. Another danger is one of those robot dogs to be "hacked" by "Iranians".
    1
  2981. I wouldn't want this technology even if it agreed with me. It's just too dangerous.
    1
  2982. The strangest thing, is some people fall for that.
    1
  2983. The whole school system is bad, so much wasted time and when people are out they don't know how to do taxes, the laundry, or even flip a burger properly. Changing Uni is a lot more tenable than changing high school, though.
    1
  2984. I think what they really need is another "white dudes for harris" zoom call rally. That would really convince everyone on the fences, believe me Dems, you got this in the bag.
    1
  2985. No it won't, because what Trump says and what he does are two different things. He's a boardroom cutthroat, not a politician.
    1
  2986. Will they use crypto as a scapegoat for the fall of the US Dollar under Biden?
    1
  2987. "hurr durr these companies care about PROFIT and not ideology" There is no financial manner by which you can explain this.
    1
  2988. You really have to check for yourself to decide which one you think is best (or works best for you), but the Arena does give you an idea of which ones are the contenders.
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  2989. So this is why modern websites manage to be as slow as they were 20 years ago despite faster computers.
    1
  2990. It's amazing how the subject matter of your video is irrelevant to what you're actually teaching. Great attitude reminder.
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  2991. I would also assume he was the pimp or something, good grief...
    1
  2992. Yeah Jeremy, I heard this a bunch of times already. I don't believe it.
    1
  2993. Even just 1 month of "presidency" would tank her polling numbers. That's why.
    1
  2994. Pardons should be specific. At least admit what crimes he won't pay for.
    1
  2995. The ADL should be deplatformed, defunded, and its members ostracized forever.
    1
  2996. The entire supplement industry is a dumpster fire. It all looks like this to me, I don't even know how to tell except by "the well-known brand must be better" (Which isn't a good metric).
    1
  2997. Hello everyone this is YOUR daily dose of Internet
    1
  2998. It's very simple. AI. If you wanna lose billions fast, you put AI on everything. Before it, it was Blockchain or NFTs. Maybe quantum becomes the next buzzword.
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  2999. Guess where that money is coming from?
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  3000. Social Conservatives are generally ok with people being gay in the privacy of their lives. "Progressives" want kids to talk about their sexual preferences during drag queen story hour.
    1
  3001. Remember that they wanted it to be $600 before Trump challenged it. That's one ice cream in Pelosi's fridge.
    1
  3002. That strategy worked so well for the highly successful Google Plus.
    1
  3003.  @breadmoth6443  yeah he pushed for animals rights stuff way before it was anywhere near common to do so.
    1
  3004. Boomers were thinking mind control would be 1 frame flashing "Coca-Cola" in a movie or something like it. And here we are, with literal brain washing from the country that coined the term (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brainwashing ).
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  3005. Unfortunately the robber left alive, to rob another day.
    1
  3006. Scrap that; no business paying a writer is replacing him with something more expensive.
    1
  3007. This! A hundered times this. I've watched a ton of videos from bigthink now, only two by "females", and those two are the only ones who didn't have a goddamn point beyond arrogant feminist bullshit.
    1
  3008. I wonder if this could somehow spit out timestamps? And how does it deal with multiple people talking, if it becomes just one long word salad.
    1
  3009. Is betting on stocks difficult? Like, when you see an ad like this, can you then put money on the company's shares going down?
    1
  3010. I wouldn't have thought you had autism. I wouldn't have thought I had either...
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  3011. Distilled water + frosted or white tubing is what I want to make when I save enough. A lot less hassle than that diluted colored goop that just gunks up.
    1
  3012. I live in Brazil. Some coffee shops here write a message (by hand!) Not just a name. And the coffee is great. If I wanted Starbucks, I'd mix a pinch of bottom shelf instant coffee and sugar.
    1
  3013. I'm glad something as arbitrary as an AI chatbot is making people aware of a widespread problem.
    1
  3014. Pritchard... Precharged...
    1
  3015. The world can bring China to a halt. And it should.
    1
  3016. I'm glad you're back. You even brought asmongold with you!
    1
  3017. I'm pretty sure he can build something new, just like O'Keefe can build a new Veritas-sized company (I wish they'd join forces!). The audience is everything.
    1
  3018. NIMBYism, a very common sight.
    1
  3019. can you AT LEAST read the news? china is a despotism. if i could i would rip off the balls of all those fucking politicians.
    1
  3020. Both numbers are way higher, those are the always reliable Government Statistics(tm). Just look at gas, food, basic necessities, etc.
    1
  3021. Considering he works/ed with children, I hope they check his computer.
    1
  3022. Fun fact: the Beta blocker is also called "the Chad".
    1
  3023. Imagine if those 1.2 trillion dollars were actually going to infrastructure.
    1
  3024. Obama increased Bush's wars. Trump is why we have peace with North Korea now, and he's at least not starting new wars for the sake of Israel.
    1
  3025. That defense has worked for the Democrats for 4 years now. It's solid.
    1
  3026. Disney now is just a tarnished name and a bunch of ruined franchises. It'll take a lot of anti-woke content to correct course.
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  3027. I agree. Send the Hasans to Gaza, the Shapiros to lsrael, the Bernies to Venezuela. One way ticket, free of charge, and mandatory.
    1
  3028. Even if you were the biggest fan of dune, you should not give this any money or attention. Let it flop hard.
    1
  3029. Reminder that the US was not formed by voting the British out.
    1
  3030. Re-encode! That 720p anime episode shouldn't waste 1 GB of storage. Can you believe they use FLAC audio?
    1
  3031. Maybe they did the colonoscopy on him to check his mental state?
    1
  3032. It's funny that DeSantis was the only candidate for the neocons, just like Biden is the only candidate of the neolibs.
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  3033. Name suggestion: OutWin. You really outdid their anodizing department. Granted, their anodizing consisted of dipping the parts in powdered graphite and shaking off the excess.
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  3034. Arguably, a job interview should not only let you Google, but evaluate how you do it and long it takes you to find the solution to something niche.
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  3035. Nobody cares about the next victim. Someone will be the next victim. Someone that also has a life, also was a child once, also lives "in a society".
    1
  3036. Why is anyone even "hoping the game will be good"? Why would you even consider buying it? Let alone renting it?
    1
  3037. Trump should be pressured to take her to the white house and standing behind her, for a number of reasons.
    1
  3038. For a moment I thought the woman faced consequences 😂
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  3039. It's highly unfortunate that Soros is alive and well.
    1
  3040. Reminder that this won't end until the silent majority stops being silent.
    1
  3041. Microwaves are pretty dangerous to take apart and reuse components from.
    1
  3042. "Oy vey remember the 6 million. Why they persecute us so?"
    1
  3043. Make sure to screenshot all the "Biden will win" goofballs from the old media and elsewhere, for the memes later on.
    1
  3044. I'm sorry but who cares about some nobody larping his theory of "keys to the white house?"
    1
  3045. Project Veritas should become the Twitter fact checker for CNN, MSNBC, etc.
    1
  3046. It's funny how Lara Croft just had to remain attractive (she was already a strong, independent and empowered woman), but that's a cardinal sin (making men happy).
    1
  3047. WannaCry had nothing to do with NK tho
    1
  3048. It's funny, a high-IQ brilliant political commentator like Styx has such infantile humor. I noticed this elsewhere too. (Not criticizing, I can relate)
    1
  3049. I wonder why they don't show the alleged hate in the ad, to let us judge if it was hateful or not.
    1
  3050. Every schoolboy has a duty and honor to misuse those.
    1
  3051. Microsoft: Windows 10 will be the last version of Windows "Your terms are acceptable."
    1
  3052. I have a good glass bottle, and a filter at home. It's great. Buy a filter and drink water, folks.
    1
  3053.  @drackar  Lost taxes for California + moving costs for Tesla. Due to a single brainlet.
    1
  3054. *Actual* election interference.
    1
  3055. "Like, The Patriarchy is, like, totally like real" - State-sponsored woman with "all men are enemies" tattoo.
    1
  3056. Watching these videos feels like getting your brain r#ped by knowledge while you were just taking a shit and casually browsing for some short video.
    1
  3057. Imagine the same ad but about smoking or alcohol addiction.
    1
  3058. I am just noticing what kind of people smear him. They are all left-leaning. The enemy of my enemy is my friend.
    1
  3059. >Speaks about the Overton Window as being a knife that always has an edge >his home knife has no edge at all
    1
  3060. Ice Cube also has had forbidden thoughts about people with funny hats, so I'm pleasantly surprised Tucker is hanging out with him.
    1
  3061. Social Justice = Social Injustice Woke = Asleep Anti-Defamation League = Defamation League Orwell would be double plus unproud.
    1
  3062. I think conservationism and farming go hand in hand. Nobody is worried chickens would go extinct.
    1
  3063. Doesn't this defeat the purpose of having a separate language/environment/file dedicated to styling? It looks dreadful, too.
    1
  3064. Make it do chores and I want one. I won't be able to afford it, but I'll want one.
    1
  3065. It's your duty to help the cerebrally challenged
    1
  3066. It starts to become a bit obvious when you praise and recommend videos on your other channel.
    1
  3067. It's not actually made in a lab, that makes it sound fancy and sci-fi. It's just some gross tub of chemicals in a manufacturing plant. It's not eco friendly also. There are videos that go into the technical details.
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  3068. Funny how all of us "homophobes and racists" support the work of Andy Ngo.
    1
  3069. We don't need to go that far. If climate change was taken seriously, China would be sanctioned by every country, and Nestlé and Coca Cola would be forbidden from using plastic.
    1
  3070. Yes, the "anti-censorship" happy merchant woman that wants to censor the honorable BSD movement.
    1
  3071. AI is soft eugenics without any of the downsides. Think about it, whoever procreates will be the ones that can find a mate, want to find a mate, and want to mate, despite all other distractions.
    1
  3072. It's time for the modern type of racism to be called out.
    1
  3073. I don't see why any thief should be able to sue. Either way, I think a company should sell the most harmful porch pirate package that still technically is legal. Hidden camera and all.
    1
  3074. That's a really old child!
    1
  3075. Daily reminder that if you pay for the woke, it doesn't matter if you like it or not. So don't pay for the woke.
    1
  3076. It's slightly more sophisticated than holding a bullet and punching the back of it with a screwdriver.
    1
  3077. Trump could legitimately start a MAGA party and de-throne the aging, decrepit, decomposing GOP.
    1
  3078. Styx: "for a few $10k you can destroy a $100M vessel" (1:10) Commenters: "Aircraft carriers have thick hulls!!" Guys, $100M vessel is like a small patrol boat.
    1
  3079. The intelligence agencies investigated the legacy media, but none was found.
    1
  3080. WE WUZ
    1
  3081. Something tells me Turkey would not fight for Israel 🤣
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  3082.  @erikmckoul2478  A couple relatives (both women in their 40s) had photos of themselves as desktop wallpapers. They were from trips but the photos were of them, primarily, as the backdrop was merely surrounding the subject. It strikes me as very narcissistic behavior... Surely someone can think of better things to look at than themselves.
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  3083. Is it possible to get a Kindle-like display that takes HDMI or something? Alternatively, is it possible to make a full Kindle into just a display?
    1
  3084.  @danporter2345  The question still stands, it's not like there's Hudson Group products you can avoid buying.
    1
  3085. How can anyone - anyone - trust Jack Dorsey?
    1
  3086. I love apple products. My favorite is Fuji, but Gala is also pretty good. Granny Smith is delightful for baking.
    1
  3087. Internet Explorer used to dominate the market at some point, even more than chrome does now. Manifest v3 might be their undoing (hopefully).
    1
  3088. This is a soap opera at this point.
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  3089. I think standardizing batteries for phones would be a step too far and way too restrictive. If you look at the insides of a phone, there's barely any room for anything. Unconventional battery sizes can make best use of awkward tight spaces.
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  3090. Japan has much healthier weight than the US. They also discriminate a lot. It works.
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  3091. Why would you have two candidates from the Democrats debating for the general?
    1
  3092. Is it just me that's skeptical of the "late 2019" prognostic?
    1
  3093. "The American taxpayer dollars should stay in our country!" - AIPAC representative, Tel Aviv.
    1
  3094. AIs like ChatGPT are explicitly lobotomized to have a woke political opinion. This will only change when people can run the AIs themselves. Unfortunately, it takes a massive amount of VRAM to run language models like these, unlike image AIs (surprisingly).
    1
  3095. I am curious. What do feminists fight for in Norway? Well, maybe now they'll have something real.
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  3096. UN-involved in peace
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  3097. Disagree with some of the points here. Anonymity is not the problem, neither is unregulated spreading of ideas. Twitter wasn't the echo chamber it has become before pretty much one half of the political spectrum got banned.
    1
  3098. Ladies and gentlemen, we may have reached peak lunacy, and are now on path to returning back to common sense territory.
    1
  3099. Hamas does terrorize Israel, there's no doubt about that. But that doesn't mean Israel don't terrorize Palestinians also. Remember, Israel was founded in 1947 by UN committee, and the land they settled on wasn't empty.
    1
  3100. I assume nobody here has a Disney+ subscription (...right?) but, if any of you know someone that does, convince them out of it. Use any reason that would resonate with them.
    1
  3101. Imagine if someone started a personal relationship that way. Would you befriend that person?
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  3102. I wonder why Breaking Bad is set in Albuquerque... 🤔
    1
  3103. The forces of evil cannot create anything new. Please, when the pendulum swings to the other side, let's push it as far as possible and keep it there.
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  3104. 2 reasons: batteries and motors haven't improved in ages. But it's really funny how wrong sci-fi writers got it. They thought their own creative work was the pinnacle of intelligence and unreachable for robots, and that all menial crafts would be long replaced before we had any philosophical discussion.
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  3105.  @inbb510  yeah, that's how George Bush passed the Patriot act in the US. Didn't help you catch any terrorists, but sure eroded privacy! Almost like that was the real goal... Could it be, that national security would be used as a smoke screen by shrewd politicians? Would they stoop that low? 😲
    1
  3106. Please, Disney, keep digging.
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  3107. This news is making the rounds in Brazil since she's Brazilian, not Spanish (and she has a recognizable accent to me, since I'm fluent in both languages)
    1
  3108. I support universal background checks for immigration and voting. "Come on, man."
    1
  3109. As someone who's watching House and just recently got to the episode where Dr. Chase finds out he is physically attractive, it's funny to see this.
    1
  3110. But will you get the human connection of having your order messed up? Will you get the stalk part of the lettuce? One item missing?
    1
  3111. "Hey let's do the golden gate bridge thing but for making the model more politically correct" Open models are the future.
    1
  3112. About Windows 10, look up LTSC. It doesn't even have the store or cortana. It's like windows 7+10
    1
  3113. Yes please, I want Vance to win!
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  3114. ...They could have just sold them. Like, it's not ONLY bad for the environment. Optics, bottom line, common sense...
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  3115. Space man bad 🙄
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  3116. This video was extremely inspirational. Now I'm pumped to go be productive.
    1
  3117. Last time someone tried to stop it he got war declared on him by the then-empire of Britain, and subsequently the US.
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  3118. It's strange. When I was a kid I had no money but wanted to buy cool stuff. Now I have money but don't want to give it to evil pro-regulation monopolies.
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  3119. He makes Ezra Miller look sane by comparison.
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  3120. I believe downsizing is the best thing the Legacy media ever does.
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  3121. Thank you Americans for issuing a refund over this lousy videogame!
    1
  3122. There's a reason the first and second amendment are the first two. They are the basis for all others.
    1
  3123. Why is collapsing the state of a remote Qbit even meaningful, in practical terms? Where does this come up? What does it solve? For example how did those Chinese scientists make sure they beamed up an actual entangled Qbit into space?
    1
  3124. Maybe tie the H1B visa process to number of deported illegals. Like ok, you want one "10x" developer (read: 0.1x salary)? Deport 10 illegal migrants.
    1
  3125. Journalism is the most dishonest business in the history of mankind. The matters are just getting worse recently. I hope companies like NYT (and many others) go out of business.
    1
  3126. Please, let them classify businesses by ethnic background of the owner, this is good info.
    1
  3127. Hopefully 2021 is the year Twitter goes MySpace, and Twitch Tumblr's itself.
    1
  3128. Just stop sending endless money and military aid to a country that's the bully of the region and established on stolen land.
    1
  3129. And yet the only thing normies will ever know and criticize is Cambridge Analytica.
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  3130. "Think of the children" is always only an excuse. This will not work with new, fresh images. It will work when they add political memes or whatever to the database.
    1
  3131. Biden might have lost the young voters, but he'll quickly find them again through his trained sense of smell. I suggest young voters out-run him.
    1
  3132. What if I told you... There is no tension?
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  3133. This is socialism, for all the kids who don't know.
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  3134. Love the icons you use, and the subtlety of your language.
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  3135. Ironically, if you want to make an independent android smartphone, (that doesn't have Google spyware on it) the play store won't work. Which basically means nobody will buy it.
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  3136.  @picclejar  truly the safest OS there is.
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  3137. Right in the feels 😭
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  3138. Interesting proposal. Here's a counter-proposal, hear me out. Ship them back.
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  3139. As half Argie I can confirm, they're so goddamn salty and their maps still says "Malvinas" instead of Falkland. Full copium overdose.
    1
  3140. As a programmer, I have no idea what 7500 people do as "work" on Twitter. The definition of over-employed.
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  3141. From the number of recent comments, it seems the YouTube algorithm recommended people a good video. I wonder how the uploader feels about having this positive message be spread more? Possibly it has to do with people sharing it in the recent past off-site, which snowballs the algorithm. Glad to see it happen.
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  3142. 0 points for INT 🧠 5 points for BLK ✊🏿 5 points for FML ♀️
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  3143. I am a bit amazed this hasn't been adapted into a movie. Even the end is cinematic.
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  3144. You're the first enthusiastic supporter of Biden.
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  3145. There was a meme comic about this and now it makes sense. I can't believe they really said this...
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  3146. You are a hero, extremely based.
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  3147. You said it yourself. "A lightning rod for criticism."
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  3148. The truly wild thing to me is you could realistically fit the compute of a PDP 11/70 into a grain of rice these days. Like an ESP32 is 600 DMIPS compared to... one MIPS for the PDP 11/70.
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  3149. "The princess is in another castle doctrine".
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  3150. If the war ends, Zelensky's political career ends. That's what he really cares about, not peace.
    1
  3151. Why not promise a quadrillion?
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  3152. Wait, this girl has been around since probably before the corn hub domain was registered.
    1
  3153. In the late 1700s people resisted tyranny to form the US, I don't remember how, I think they peacefully voted the British out.
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  3154. The left loves refugees. Bolton's policies help create refugees.
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  3155. Google: removes "don't be evil" motto. Apple: adds "be evil" motto.
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  3156. Didn't she get more than a million subs? She was massively popular. Wonder if she's got a plaque before the ban lol.
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  3157. Occasional-Cortex can just stop using the platform. Imagine that!
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  3158. This is gonna be an excellent 4 years. Don't be complacent though, keep pushing against it so that it never comes back.
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  3159. It seems very convoluted, but I guess it should learn with less data? That could be good for startups that don't have big datasets.
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  3160. I'm worried about climate change. Therefore, I suggest we heavily tax China, turn WEF into a zoom call, create insurmountable barriers to "greenwashing", reduce microplastic pollution, and make all opinions on the subject legal again.
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  3161.  @AdamSmith-gs2dv  Yeah but it's doubly true on an APU, because it's the VRAM too. I have fast RAM on my Ryzen CPU (2700x with 3200MHz CL14) but I don't think it matters more than say < 5% in my case while for a 3200G it could make a 35% difference in FPS with overclocking.
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  3162. Kamala would only need a single month of "presidency" to poll lower than Biden.
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  3163. Biden, catastrophe might be, but anastrophe, your title is.
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  3164. It's up to the right to be vocal about this, because this is not what you want Hunter charged on.
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  3165. The fact that Critical Race Theory is allowed and criticizing it is not should tell you what you need to know.
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  3166. This guy is like if 4chan was a stand-up comedian. I love it.
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  3167. Correct me if I'm wrong, but the methane in a cow's fart came from grass, didn't it? Grass that took the CO2 from... the air. It's not like fossil fuels which had to be dug up. Plus, it's a big scam to sell you soy for the price of beef.
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  3168. Charging $65 for a $0.20 bolt should be illegal.
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  3169. The reason these bureaus spend money on frivolous stuff, is if they saved money, they'd get less budget next time. It's a negative incentive and should be changed.
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  3170. If you say "there are too many white men in positions of power", you're stunning and brave. If you get any more specific, you're antisemitic.
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  3171. @elagabalusrex390  unfortunately, the rate of NPCs to thinking people has always been low throughout history. It's not a new phenomenon. Ideally, you'd have religion or mass media relaying a positive message so those unthinking, arguably sentient lemmings are programmed with agreeable thinking, but there is no avoiding them having second hand opinions.
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  3172. Imagine if people who bought lottery tickets had this much common sense. Buy ASIC/GPU time as a ticket.
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  3173. She doesn't need to stop, it's in our interest that she runs for the Democrats in the Trump re-election year.
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  3174. Jew York Times
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  3175. List of reasons why this language is still "popular" (as an esoteric language): · The name
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  3176. Maybe we should go back to hiring people by the content of their character rather than DEI.
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  3177. It's funny how not everything is compute-bound; recent AI stuff like LLMs benefits more from memory bandwidth than calculations per second. For this reason used 3090s are very popular in the hobbyist AI scene.
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  3178. Styx, liberals would never care about black Nazis, they'd just call it Wakanda.
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  3179. Why does Jack Ma's face look like his face was shrunken down in Photoshop?
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  3180. You should debate someone who believes in Bernie and has an audience. Like Shoe on Head, she might be a bit dumb but her boxxy looks make her amusing to watch.
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  3181. Biden is showing solidarity with the Jewish people by getting the US expelled from a country.
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  3182. I'm jealous. Can't wait to see what else he does, it's amazing.
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  3183. Fingerprint sensors are great for usability and practicality, but they are a bit of a security nightmare. You can copy the fingerprint from a photo, this has been done.
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  3184. Imagine if you had Asmongold replaced with some random guy named Josh.
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  3185. The sine wave is a sin. Get it? Ok I'll leave
    1
  3186. The disagreement between different sub-ideologies is a great argument for city-states with different sets of clearly-defined rules. Democracy could work with only "freedom of movement" between despotic autocracies.
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  3187. This is actually common. I've seen it happen personally, songs ContentID by "remixers" who basically added a beat loop to an indie song (that otherwise wouldn't have been claimed).
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  3188. It's a software that converts HTML, Javascript and soy into pixel slideshows. If I'm not mistaken it's the backend for the IDE that GitHub made.
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  3189. Mode 2 was used in PS1 games. Also who should I blame for "mebibytes"? Seagate? WD? 😅
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  3190. It's not Zegler. That's like saying you're sick because you're coughing. She's a symptom.
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  3191. We should make a patreon/subscribestar for buying off politicians. Vote with your dollarydoos.
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  3192. Crypto is a good thing; yes it screwed with my chances of upgrading this time but crypto is a good thing, as far as moving the world's digital money away from traditional banking. That matters more than me playing Bugs n' Glitches 2077.
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  3193. Why even name someone who does stuff just for attention? "Local dumbass lights himself, lol"
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  3194.  @v000000000000v  homelessness and mental illness are not an accident but a predictable result of the kind of politics and the demographic changes that have been in place for the past decades. Remember, Detroit used to be much different than it is today, and so did San Francisco.
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  3195. Some people are fundamentally pathetic, on the most intrinsic level possible.
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  3196. It's kind of insane how much time it takes to build something and how quickly it all crumbles down. I can only imagine this will crash the Baltimore economy.
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  3197. I mean, that's a tough decision for Americans in 2024. Pro-crime, anti-crime, so many options! I wouldn't want to make such a difficult choice.
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  3198. I just love this channel's style so damn much.
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  3199. This is finally gonna make me switch. The binaries and the Jupyter notebooks features are very neat too!
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  3200. Imagine defending government secrecy. Bunch of backstabbers, the left is.
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  3201. I think the Israel-Palestine conflict should be solved by giving zero aid to Israel (or Palestine) and letting them figure it out. Supporting occupiers of that region does not help the US.
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  3202. All the people saying God will fix this... When was the last time God fixed any worldly issues? We have to fix it, and praying, my friend, is escapism at best.
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  3203. I'm so proud of the gaming community. Unlike movie/TV/comic fans, the toilet is getting flushed hard. If this keeps up, the future is bright!
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  3204. Biden was called an absentee for a long time, but Kamala might as well not have been there for 3.5 years. There are those who dislike her, those that don't know her, and her mother.
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  3205. Martin Looter Kang will make the Karens go red.
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  3206. I'm seeing this type of "democracy" everywhere. Here in Brazil, Bolsonaro won't be able to run again despite having gotten 49% in the super fair digital elections.
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  3207. >dildo user >Trudeau This is why we live Fireship.
    1
  3208. >grossophobic That's a new one.
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  3209. Imagine convincing the French to use English as a lingua "FRANCA". They don't even say byte, computer, download, heck even UTC is a bad acronym in both French and English just so the French don't get too annoyed.
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  3210. We desperately need a decentralized form of news media where independent journalists can report on everything without fear of suppression. Maybe reach is just not the right metric, but the sentiment is exactly the correct one. Plus, a future where corporate journalists have to learn to code is more audience for Fireship.
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  3211. I am constantly surprised at how good SCOTUS now is, 9-0 decision! I hope Trump can appoint a new Justice.
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  3212. Tulsi would even be votable by the right wing - consider the Way of the World video on her; not that I would support her but her anti-war anti-Israel stance is very compelling and refreshing; and possibly the reason why she's being thrown under the bus.
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  3213. Every content creator should have a presence on alt-tech; Bitchute, LBRY, etc exist and are ultimately the future. At some point Youtube will kick everyone out in favor of TV dinosaurs.
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  3214. Hopefully in 2024 the US elects a president that nations like Russia, China, North Korea and the Middle East take seriously. There's a reason why Putin and Xi are being so brazen right now.
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  3215. Wait. You send commands... By putting them on a plain GET request...? The incompetence here is astounding... 🤯
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  3216. Most American politicians care about their country. Very few care about America though.
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  3217. A zombie would refuse eating Joe's brain.
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  3218. Why is cyberpunk romanticized so much? Honest question.
    1
  3219. Remember to bully Californians when they move to your state.
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  3220. This is an excellent way to make the site more fun. Plus, there's probably more 10M Youtube plaques than 100K for rumble. Even if the site were to fail (hope it won't), it's a great piece of memorabilia.
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  3221. I feel bad for Intel for being afflicted by Raja Koduri. We need Nvidia to take one for the team and hire him next.
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  3222. Don't worry, the Pope has announced that violence solves nothing. It's only a matter of time before peace now.
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  3223. The Onion should hire back whoever wrote the jokes a decade ago.
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  3224.  @KamalasVACANTwomb  which speech? it's not like you can google much of anything anymore, any pointers?
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  3225. We need actual decent game awards. 90% of the voting power to a handful of activist critics makes no sense.
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  3226. I really want for anime to be translated in Japan, sold from Japan to the west with zero percent western control/activism.
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  3227. How can Hillary look like 2016 was 3 decades ago?
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  3228. On the day of [redacted], [redacted] have done [redacted] with the help of [redacted] [redacted] [redacted] [redacted] [redacted] [redacted] a nice cup of coffee [redacted] [redacted] [redacted] [redacted] [redacted]
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  3229. Sounds kinda suss, mann.
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  3230. They want to prevent grooming online, because some jobs are best left for the teachers!
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  3231. This is understandable, Jay is for better or worse the brains of the operation.
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  3232. "Nazis": bl*od and soil US Gov: dr*gs and oil
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  3233. Yep, do you remember how it was? Anything you looked up turned w3school, a crap resource; then you had those two you mention; treasure troves.
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  3234. Think about it from the bright side: this will demolish feminism and the "equality" crowd.
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  3235. As long as China keeps thinking in imperialistic terms as "soft power" instead of building a culture of genuinely free-thinking individuals, they will not have "soft power".
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  3236. Anti-white racism should be condemned, and some day I hope it carries severe legal and social consequences.
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  3237.  @drthmik  if you type any more the ADL will classify your comment as a hate symbol.
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  3238. You sound like you'd sous vide on the dishwasher too. Just need a zip lock bag.
    1
  3239. Some people are reporting this in a completely dishonest way, e.g., Reason (lol) here: archive.fo/lZjFW
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  3240. I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that. 🧿
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  3241. Jordan Peterson has been shielded by a lot of people who will not let him be cancelled. He can be expelled from academia and have a platform somewhere else, thanks to the people that follow him. That is his reality, but not everyone else's, and he fails to understand it.
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  3242. As a non-regular, the intro has me confused. Is it safe to run a local, offline AI model? What's the target audience here??
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  3243. "And now, I will make my magic wand disappear" plop "Ahh" - David Copperfield
    1
  3244. When you're on a break, don't give in to look at the news and think about videos. Just relax, really relax.
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  3245. Easy just make a law that says NO former official should get classified briefings. Oh you don't want that, do you.
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  3246. The Vatican has zero power dude. Black Rock is the modern day Vatican.
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  3247. America was indeed founded by a multitude of beliefs, but one core ethnic group. That could be the basis for US nationalism, besides civics.
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  3248. If you're watching one long video, you have control over the content you consume. If you're on a feed of shorts, the algorithm can slowly nudge your content, your views, your thoughts.
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  3249. This is an extreme case of "contribution bias". She paints herself as this perfect person that does everything right. She probably believes it, too. Poor kids...
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  3250. This finally made me switched away from Chrome. I had hopped into it like a decade ago, when it was actually getting better than Firefox and had no downsides.
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  3251. This doesn't surprise me at all, but the fact woke capital is faltering is reassuring and promising. I really wish for a future where woke is seen less favorably than 1930s Germany.
    1
  3252. Right to repair Right to think Right to speak
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  3253. The purpose is not to elevate blacks, never has been.
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  3254. I feel bad for the poor frosty bros in both sides.
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  3255. After Snow White as a Latino woman. Can I get MLK played by Chris Hemsworth? Malcom X by Ryan Gosling?
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  3256. The transvestite Coraline Ada was goading about it.
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  3257. There's this AI called ChatGPT. If you ask it if this is a good idea, it will say it isn't. And that's a robot talking, too.
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  3258. He should be returned to somalia.
    1
  3259. I wonder if I can file taxes based on how I feel about trying, instead of getting the numbers right.
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  3260. Before you go missing while you hunt for another week's dinner again, could you point me to that wallpaper?
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  3261. If RFKjr and DeSantis both run as independents, the former gets more votes than the latter.
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  3262. Returning it to who? The ones who previously stole the land from some other tribe? Or that other tribe, who stole it from another tribe?
    1
  3263. They weren't invited for the after party. I'm not kidding; even though they won the award.
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  3264. As a programmer: most of the vector drawing software makes heavy use of straight lines. You normally don't see them, because of "anti-aliasing", which means to draw more binary samples than needed, so it looks smooth. These straight lines are calculated from, for example, bezier curves - but they are generally converted to straight lines right before drawing (they are still stored as bezier curves in-memory).
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  3265. Very simple: - Stop sending Israel money - Force them to give all the money ever given to them back - Ban zionists from politics
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  3266. What was that error message in Hebrew? "Paamayim Nekudotayim" or something?
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  3267. I'm with you but Uzaki-chan is such hot garbage that it's perplexing anyone took note of it.
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  3268. What if you don't care for the "underlying message"? Not hate the message, just be absolutely tired of the message.
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  3269. The whole phrasing of "I chose to look down the barrel of a camera to you, the viewer" seems to imply she did us a great favor and personal sacrifice by being paid god knows how much to be famous, like we should thank her for her service to humanity.
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  3270.  @mdd1963  at least that money trickles down to bug fixes in upstream stuff. Like Steam making Wine better because they're using it.
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  3271. Ron DeSantis had an incredibly good shot at 2028.
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  3272. Anime goes against leftist narratives, that's why they want to censor it. Make sure to show support to shows that gatekeep.
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  3273. Give a Democrat a pier and he'll feed Gazans for two days. Give a Republican a pier and he'll feed Americans for a lifetime.
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  3274. This is absolutely insane. I hope Tucker gets his lead writer back.
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  3275. A lot of AI these days is "aligned" to "remove" bias.
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  3276. No you don't get it, every white person had slaves, every black person was a slave, no black owned (or sold!) slaves, and there weren't white slaves in the past too. The confederates woke up, whipped their slaves with a Dixie flag, and fought for slavery, that's all the history about the civil war.
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  3277. I wonder what else can they F up after this. Remove comments? The bar for "worst update ever" is really high right now.
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  3278. I'm glad that this is being developed, even if it's still at a point where I wouldn't even enable it if it was as easy as a toggle, let alone dig into code to get it working.
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  3279. Legacy media implies they left a legacy. It's overly positive of a moniker. I know that one is probably well-known now, but I suggest exploring others like vestigial media.
    1
  3280. I think Ubisoft should get used to players not owning Ubisoft games.
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  3281. Sources familiar with the matter have asserted journalism is on the decline "with a great deal of certainty".
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  3282. Monero could also help when financing peaceful protests on authoritarian regimes that oppress citizens (like Canada).
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  3283. 1. give no aid to any party 2. let the strongest one survive 3. strongest one is now a lot weaker and harmless 4. offer the remaining party help... at a price.
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  3284. Can we have white Malcolm X? White Panther? Whitekanda? White Luther King? In exchange, black Anne Frank. Deal?
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  3285. Open-sourcing Edge's engine would have been really cool. Still, another nail in the coffin of UWP is always a good thing.
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  3286. Move fast and break stuff! - Silicon valley moving company
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  3287. I'm sure these staffers are more than qualified to work as foot soldiers of Elon's biggest rival. I'm talking Amazon fulfillment centers.
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  3288. Demography is a lot more than just its size or age.
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  3289. Other presidents started wars and drone striked children, like Bush and Obama. But Trump gets banned for saying something that, taken of context, looks bad. Let's see all the things Biden does without getting banned.
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  3290. Scenery sketching AI won't work with models that inherently need a low-res full frame of input and output.
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  3291. The #1 and #2 issues for the new right, worldwide, need to be more or less the same as the first two US ammendments. It's the basis for absolutely everything else.
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  3292. The final nail in the coffin of the Ricardo meme.
    1
  3293. It's hard to model economic models with simple blobs, but you can compare economic systems by looking at the examples through history, e.g., Capitalism with Japan or United States, and Communism with Cuba and Venezuela. Sometimes you can compare using the same country to make it fairer, like Mao's China where 20 million died, vs current China where they don't know what to do with the rising middle class.
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  3294. Thank you 🫡
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  3295. I doubt this was exactly what happened. Google's AIs are extremely censored, they're not fun like this.
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  3296.  @MokeAnit  Fair enough. 1) Educate people about what AI actually is, so they don't get savior complex and become a Blake Lemoine when a bunch of linear algebra says it's conscious. 2) Normalize the idea that anybody right now can make a deepfake out of you and there's nothing we can do about it. If people falsely believe government can "solve this", they will gladly pass as many draconian legislations as possible in the fruitless attempt to "solve the problem", which will never be the real goal, and will never be done. 3) Force big companies (OpenAI, Anthropic, etc) to open their research, their data, etc, to minimize the potential for centralized abuse of power. 4) Empower open research, local AI and "freedom of alignment" - no company should decide what vague idea of ethics the AI should follow but the user. 5) In general, put AI and all its responsibilities in the hands of human beings, not CEOs, politicians and "trust and safety" councils. 6) Dispell fantasies from science fiction that got everything wrong but are still staining the collective psyche with anthropomorphizing nonsense.
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  3297. What about using two discriminators for different (but similar) things with the same generator, and in the noise input, using one point in the noise as an indicator of what you want? (The generator's input is all noise except one value) Then later, you could have a slider where you decide how much of either you want. You could even use face recognition to train it on known facial features and landmarks.
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  3298. Every ivory tower socialist talks about the human rights of criminals. None of them defends the human rights of honest people
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  3299. The Democrats will have to find a replacement.
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  3300. I actually wonder if some guy recommending stonks on TV doesn't inherently make them a bad choice. "Do the opposite of what Jim Cramer says" could even be a valid strategy.
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  3301. Nobody would say you spent so little, good job! But I'd add speaker grills if I was you. In fact, since you have the room for it, maybe bigger speakers would enhance the sound too!
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  3302. "Open borders, gun control, diversity!", chants the elite from the top of a walled-off ivory tower with armed guards in the whitest part of town.
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  3303. I hope he makes big (but popular) demands to come back, just so Disney doesn't fulfill them, loses him AND looks bad.
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  3304. Batteries do not like very hot temps either. A lot of the places that don't have sub-zero winters, do have 35c summers. Agree that Tesla's model is the most sensible though - a really cool toy for the really rich. That, it is.
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  3305. At some point in the future, effects like Pika's will be simply LoRAs for open source video models.
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  3306. How *Germans made unbreakable glass. If there's one thing to glorify here, it's not a deadly regime.
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  3307. ".....nooo.... we should not be worried....." Sounded really honest thanks. I'll take your word for it and forget that little Snowden thing.
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  3308. Looking at turnout, it seems like half the US population doesn't even show up to vote. Republican turnout should have been at least 80%. Please, do shame anyone who didn't vote.
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  3309. This is why South Park is still a thing and Simpsons isn't.
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  3310. At 9:50 the notion of "mini-batches" is mentioned, and I can't avoid thinking, why not smaller batches? Or larger? How is the optimal size for those determined? For that matter, I also still don't know how to decide number of hidden layers/neurons. There's a proper way, right?
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  3311. Vivek on Israel: "no money, only a diplomatic iron dome" Nikki Haley: brags about bullying the UN on behalf of Israel Vivek for VP 2024
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  3312. Conspiracy theories are spoiler warnings.
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  3313. Is Forbes written by unpaid interns, bots, or people so highly educated they end up having no clue about anything?
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  3314. You know what's going to happen? After you tell everybody "the wolf is here" ("most far right since Mussolini") and people realize... it isn't that bad? Well. It makes a lot of people to think twice.
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  3315. These intros are a form of art.
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  3316. She chose to be the bigger woman ✊🏼😩
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  3317. There's actually a fighting videogame where you can settle which god is best. Granted it doesn't have details like "can you eat bacon?".
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  3318. Wasn't she part of an actual feminist cult? Like really unhinged stuff.
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  3319. I am extremely proud of the gaming community. They are 100% voting with their wallets and I love every second of it. Eat 💩 SBI!
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  3320. Don't give Netflix or Disney your money until they do a complete 180 on their leftist garbage. Torrents are a thing and so is Plex.
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  3321. If you can watch a video you can download it. youtube-dl, jDownloader or even the browser devtools, one of these has to be enough. Also just buy an external HDD for video backups, come on, it's super cheap these days.
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  3322. The fact this title could be about literally anything is really concerning. I blame school. It's anti-thinking.
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  3323. Memes are sometimes incredibly meta. The harder it is to explain what a meme is, the better that meme is.
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  3324. It even has a Twitter chip!
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  3325. I hope the prison sentences are really, really long.
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  3326. How can such an expensive setup sound worse than cheap mics with cheap USB amp circuitry? I'm really curious, can a sound engineer tell me how a cheap USB Chinese mic can sound better than entry-level XLR stuff?
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  3327. Her name is Senator Karen now.
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  3328. Buyers remorse yet?
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  3329. This is the guy that always asks the great questions to the Stepford press secretary right?
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  3330. That's not just the US. Across the metric world, some tools and machinery use inches, I'm talking about pipes, nuts and bolts, that kind of thing. Nobody really notices much, though, just like Americans probably don't notice if their prescription comes in milligrams.
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  3331. I just want to know, what will CNN have to write about after Trump? Just a rotation of whites bad, men bad, straight bad? Coronavirus 24/7? They don't even have "Russia hacked the election" anymore, since election is now 100% kosher.
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  3332. ​ @jackdemask4177 Tel Aviv
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  3333. Impossible typos are a giveaway of fake AI comments. Especially when every comment has exactly one such typo. But there are real physical lifeforms who believe that swill.
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  3334. I keep reading it as Borderlands because she also made one called Farmlands.
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  3335. I wonder, aren't Kinect cameras very cheap right now? Does anyone know how hard it is to use several?
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  3336. Styx is the first enthusiastic Biden supporter.
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  3337. A word of warning: Bash scripts are a constant source of bugs and possible exploits, it's so idiosyncratic. You wouldn't believe how many scripts would break if there's a space on a filename. Did you know a filename can have a newline, too? Well good luck with that!
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  3338. The first one was creative. This one is a formula.
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  3339. I hope they double down and learn nothing. Just to further prove the point that woke=bad.
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  3340. According to a recent report, the mainstream media has been potentially alleged to contain unconfirmed levels of disinfo and quote "BS" by anonymous sources. Stay tuned for more.
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  3341.  @Aman_Mondal  I don't want a game so boring that "auto mode" sounds like a feature either.
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  3342. I wonder when the slavs will get reparations. You know the guys "slavery" is named after. Or the Irish, oppressed since forever.
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  3343. Trump should take this as a golden opportunity to tackle left wing violence (antifa & adjacent) and those who promote it (MSM).
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  3344. Bread indeed has alcohol. You can reproduce Bud Light fairly accurately by dipping a slice of white bread in a glass of cold water for 5-10 seconds.
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  3345. Instead of checking out of the gene pool, I hope this gives men confidence to pursue women with the expectation that they'll bring more to the table than intercourse. If anything, the dating market is the way it is because of men's desperation.
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  3346. This is why you should gatekeep against the... programming socks crowd, least they implement "Code of Conduct" rules to exclude you.
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  3347. Common sense needs to be repeated, instilled; otherwise it is forgotten.
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  3348. ​ @CB-fn3me  you are correct. It was in fact Henry Kissinger that was based on Strangelove. Life saw the work of Kubrick and was moved.
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  3349. Same people that go "think of the children!" when justifying authoritarian legislation.
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  3350. This video is too one-sided. We need Burger KING's coverage to get a clear picture.
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  3351. i understand... ...no, i don't.
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  3352. The "R-word language" is highly memetic.
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  3353. People didn't stop joking about Ebola-chan when an African newspaper took it seriously, that just made it more funny. People stopped when Ebola failed to spread.
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  3354. Long exposure could have captured the timelapse shots under low light.
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  3355. The language is so terse that you can explain it in 100s with room to spare for jokes.
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  3356. Old games: New Game+ New game: New Game-
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  3357. The only thing that can stop China is the US, and the US has all the leverage it needs.
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  3358. I wonder if he's just pretending to be incompetent to get a reaction out of people.
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  3359. Google has abused their corporate customers before their regular users. I remember people saying Gmail was worse when you paid, just ask Linus (Sebastian) about it. Another problem entirely is when search results become manipulated for racial/political/gender/etc reasons.
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  3360. Segment Anything 1 was already amazing, so it's awesome they even improved it at all. Meta has been doing A LOT for actually open AI.
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  3361. I'm all for freedom of speech. But pranks are not speech, and I think most would agree. Making them entirely illegal would be positive. Clout chasing and reckless flexing is harder to define as a law though.
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  3362. I'm really surprised at the echo chamber Reddit has become thanks to the moderators being a small handful of commies.
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  3363. "A second chance" is something other people grant to you after they see what steps you've taken to change. It's not self-applied.
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  3364. Never forget about the free speech chambers.
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  3365. Orcs are just more violent because of systemic racism by the elves. This could all be solved by consuming product.
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  3366. Seems like behavior that employers, authorities and advertisers might not like.
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  3367. Very much agree. That feeling that your existence is a net positive is at the core of confidence. No symbol of status can match this.
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  3368. Showing that even ChatGPT can write better than them...
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  3369. Banning TikTok doesn't change much if Youtube, Meta companies and others do the same censorious divisive nonsense in the name of whoever grifter (BLM, ADL, etc).
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  3370. Orange man will prevent WW3, oh no...
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  3371. Ownership is a huge issue. Consumers can, should, and must, fight back. We will own everything and be happier.
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  3372. "Hi I'm a professional E-sports athlete for Facebook Gaming's major league of Candy Saga: Clans Royale"
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  3373.  @honkyjesuseternal  broke? Elon musk? The left truly can't meme....
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  3374. I think almost every millennial right now recognizes this, but your parents are stubborn teenagers with little knowledge of how the real world works.
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  3375. Remember to use wrongthink language in every occasion possible. Founding fathers, mankind, mother, ladies and gentlemen, etc.
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  3376.  @lilgarbagedisposal9141  you do know langchain has been around for some time right? This is very easy to use, but not some new breakthrough.
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  3377.  @phen-themoogle7651  I don't get it. OpenAI made CoT easy for the masses (or rather, those with a subscription), but this is nothing more. Sure it's an easier way to burn $0.25/prompt, but am I missing something?
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  3378.  @PhantomAyz  the economics are very prohibitive, they probably have proofs of concept internally. But I expect them to release this soon now.
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  3379. Interesting how one kind of white people is never attacked by the media. Really gets the ol' noggin' joggin'.
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  3380. What happened to CDPR? They were the good guys. I know about ESG and blackrock, but why?
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  3381. Styx, you predicted a boring debate, remember? 😂
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  3382. Totally agree, it's a tragedy the Panama papers were just one big dump to be forgotten.
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  3383. Putting the truth in the footer with a lie in the headline... Because most people only read the headline. I hope he sues.
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  3384. Don't worry they won't charge for it. They will also freely accept processing your code on their cloud, how convenient! :^)
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  3385. Nothing looks cheaper than C L E A R P L A S T I C
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  3386. Claude 3.5 (new) (new)
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  3387. This is gonna be a massive blow to the bottom line of Epson and HP.
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  3388. The thing is, there is nothing that can be done to stop this. But a lot of highways to hell can be paved with the """good""" intentions along the way.
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  3389. If someone has watched any content from people who've been to china, this story doesn't seem at all surprising. China projects an illusory image, and "saving face" is the #1 priority, such that it even has an internet army to push propaganda, the "50 cent army" - something few other ethnostates do, such as Israel's JIDF.
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  3390. Hong Kong is the reason why China is prosperous. Hong Kong is China's golden goose.
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  3391. Unrelated, but there are no "movies for adults" from modern Hollywood. There are just "kids" movies (indoctrination and grooming) and movies for (wo)manchilds.
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  3392. Can't you configure it to auto-play gifs?
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  3393. The tree of liberty is pretty dry.
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  3394.  Ongo Gablogian  Poison in moderation is still poison. "Everything is good in moderation" is an excuse for someone who really likes the poison.
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  3395. Getting a kid born inside the border illegally should not be a loophole. Revoke the citizenship. Change the bad laws.
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  3396. What if the breadcrumbs were there to hide the odd grain of sand? lol
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  3397.  @kennycotterill2869  maybe it only happens when I'm old. Maybe I get to see a grandson being raised in such a healthy society. That would be enough for me.
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  3398. TIL about the killdozer. Whoa, in a different timeline there'd be a good movie about it.
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  3399.  @davidr2421  yeah I know it's a gamble. I still think I'd turn a profit. Probably most of us think that, though.
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  3400. The very thumbnail proves how silly this is. "Warning - quarantine". Warning to who, aliens? Proper quarantines are local.
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  3401. That's what only men want in a car. (I'm not sure what women want in one)
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  3402. Before "best ally", there were a lot less "worst enemies".
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  3403. Reminder that people enforce these rules, not invincible machines. Yet, at least.
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  3404. Told through the female lens? So as in, caring mothers? Loving wives? Ah, forgot they think "female" means radical feminist.
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  3405. I don't know man, that's a pretty contested title.
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  3406. This is so ugly. The whole democratic process subverted in such a unsightly manner. By who? The press!
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  3407. Bash is very fast. No matter what script you write, any (significant) slowness will come from using tons of external binaries for e.g., string manipulation. Bugs however are very easy with bash. Imagine how many scripts you will break if you have, say, a newline in a filename (it's valid!).
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  3408. The YT ads would still be blockable because of many reasons (the site needs to know when the ad is playing to show a link and adjust timestamps) and streams are fragmented.
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  3409. The doom paul memes are very topical. "Don't call it a grave, it's the future you chose".
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  3410. Apple's market cap is $2.3 Trillion US Shekels. $95M is probably just a night out for Tim Apple.
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  3411. No, think about it, zero is one less than a power of two, which is 2^0=1 :D
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  3412. Yeah, Napoleon and Hitler both kicked Russia's ass before, now it's US's turn.
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  3413. I disagree with this idea that they do it for the money. There are A LOT of activists in these companies sacrificing the bottom line for activism.
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  3414. That should me made illegal. And you're right, the final frontier is personal ownership.
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  3415. I'm really sorry their mothers were denied abortions.
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  3416. As much as I don't like a "Social Credit" system for speech/politics, it should exist for manners. Figure out who does that, and exclude them from civilized society for a while / until a fine is paid.
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  3417. What's really bizarre is how few people notice this. Your comment lists it so clearly.
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  3418. Ok I'll be in a superposition between worried and not worried.
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  3419. >Grossberg What a coincidence.
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  3420. This is why hobbies need to be gatekept against lunatics: they should at least pretend to be reasonable to interact.
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  3421. Pichai has a very large nose for an Indian, interesting huh? 🤔
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  3422. UI is very overlooked; lots of normies would be perfectly OK with using privacy respecting FOSS if it looks good and not something that only a paranoid schizo can overlook the ugliness of (which is a lot of FOSS).
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  3423. The future of AI is open and local.
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  3424. I'm all for "ethnonat friendly" libertarianism.
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  3425. Remember to eat at least one rock a day. Source: Ketchup Clinic.
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  3426. Trump did not read those words from a teleprompter, nor he needed a squad of elderly care professionals around him.
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  3427.  @Barbara_Banks_1  laws should be aligned with basic morality, my point is that they sometimes aren't, or even can't (because people disagree on morality). I respect all viewpoints on this, but I think it's especially cruel to abort a fetus with a brain. Taking a pill the day after a coerced encounter I can understand completely.
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  3428. "robbing hood"
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  3429. The first 8K broadcast in Japan was 2001: A Space Odissey, which was done in 70mm.
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  3430. Analyzing the most common colors is just one form of quantization. There are like a dozen, like K-means. Ximagic Quantizer has a free plugin I think which has a bunch of these you can compare - make an image with all blocks and quantize the image with the various algorithms until one looks right, then use that palette.
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  3431. I wonder why the FTC would care so much that a specific high-ranking employee was fired...
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  3432. It's time the people take back institutions, and undermine the ones that have been subverted. Resist tyranny.
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  3433. Kinda spooky what elites might get access to only behind closed doors if free research for all is hampered by regulation.
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  3434. Trump is angry and ready to take revenge. I hope he does.
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  3435. Of course, but you'd have to write a little script to find it out :) 'Cause I wouldn't like to go checking them by hand lol.
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  3436. Just imagine, if Biden actually won.
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  3437. I am womxn. The following statement is true. The previous statement is false. Trust me, for I am womxn.
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  3438. Look, whoever's up there really likes ballistics channels.
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  3439. This is the most didactic content I've ever seen on the channel. Great stuff!
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  3440. Well they live up to their name I guess.
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  3441. Agree with all the ones except divorce. There have been several studies that show a strong correlation between unhappiness and number of partners. I've been in a stable relationship since over a decade now, and it was our first; we are both so much happier than we see everyone else be. Moreover, it is much harder for a woman in her 30s-40s who "rode the carrousel" to find a life partner. It is like dooming someone to a life of loneliness, cats, wine, and twitter. It is important that it has a stigma so that more people are spared such a depressing condition, by just avoiding it early. (Of course abusive relationships should be avoided and are bad, but there are many early signs to that that are ignored by taking a casual approach to relationships).
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  3442. But he didn't even say it right.
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  3443. The fact that this is open source is insane. It cost like $600k to train using up tons of Nvidia A100 GPUs, Emad is a madlad.
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  3444.  @premierlitnant1570  most politicians are like that yes; though usually they make up better bullshit. Like, at least it can get upgraded to "sloganeering".
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  3445. Younger? Dude looks pushing 40s
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  3446. Fair enough. The Custard Pie v2.2 in the intro looks awesome btw. That one surely took a bit more time.
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  3447. Source: dude trust me.
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  3448. The title definitely is advantage grammar.
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  3449. For legal purposes I do not condone vigilante action.
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  3450.  @ExplainingComputers  Thanks. I wish GParted had Clonezilla features.
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  3451. Butt Light is the Queen Of Queers now.
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  3452. What's funny is a lot of people might see examples like this and think Rossman got lucky. Yeah, there is an element of chance in life, but you can roll the dice of "chance" more often!
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  3453. Well at least it's Wells Fargo in this episode of "local crime, global news".
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