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2d ago
Now that's real grammar Nazism. The will to impose proper Kultur on us savages.
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5d ago
There's a lot of speculation about who knew what in Charlie Kirk's killer's social network. Is there a general legal duty to report that covers people who learn about a planned a murder?
If it turned out the killer shared his plans with somebody and that person responded with "you're retarded, also never talk to me about this again" but did nothing else, would they be criminally liable?
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16d ago
From the Numantian solution to "actually, we'd pull a superweapon from our ass and Just Win." It's funny how your participation in this thread was motivated by rightful disdain at that Jim guy's crass violent barbarism, and now you've arrived at fantasies of rightoid genocide.
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16d ago
Because you'd leave in a huff, or because you'd kill him, or because somebody else would kill him? Or maybe you'd kill yourself? What?
Throwing around apophatic insults and speaking in riddles isn't as cool as you think it is.
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24d ago
"SNITCHES could be here" he thinks, "I've never been in this neighborhood before. There could be SNITCHES anywhere."
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24d ago
Everybody is a badass on the Internet.
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25d ago
It's a depressing second world country with a population shrinking from outmigration because it's poorer than Mexico.
By what metric is it poorer than Mexico?
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1mo ago
wasn't (and likely isn't)
Sir, you were in a coma and woke up in the future.
Checking the inclusion of an element in a hashtable is a constant-time operation, or at least constant-ish -- you still need to compare the elements so it's gonna be proportional to the size of the largest one. So the limiting factor here is memory. I suspect keeping a dictionary resident in RAM on a home PC shouldn't have been a big deal for at least 25 years if not more.
I think there should be an even longer period where it would be fine to keep the dictionary on disk and access it for every typed word, because no human could plausibly type fast enough to outpace the throughput of random reads from a hard disk. No idea how long into the past that era would stretch.
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1mo ago
It could also draw media attention to your case, cause a shitstorm, and force somebody to actually look into it and fix the problem. The martyr strat sometimes works.
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1mo ago
Does it only matter to those people when they're relying on GPS coordinates or something like that, or to anybody trying to keep things at a certain attitude in general?
The latter would be surprising to me. Like, did pilots in the 1950s have to think very carefully about Earth's exact shape?
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1mo ago
I'm pretty sure the real European doctrine for cavalry units in WW2 was to use them as mounted infantry units that dismount and shoot guns during combat.
(The infamous failures of Polish cavalry charging at tanks supposedly didn't actually happen, though they did charge at some infantry formations a couple of times, to mixed results.)
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1mo ago
Okay, so 'nobody' includes the very person making this story.
Isn't this a bit unfair? Earlier he said:
For one thing, almost no one is arguing total LLM incompetence; there are some neat tricks that they can consistently pull off.
From the quote, he doesn't seem to be arguing total LLM incompetence or denying that there are some neat tricks that they can pull off. He seems to be saing that they are insufficiently competent to consider the problems to which they're applied "solved by AI".
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1mo ago
No eugenics, but you need to write an email to Joseph Manderley.
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2mo ago
Ok, I trust you and concede that the guy was in fact harassed by police during normal working hours.
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2mo ago
Was the Nazi-saluting pug guy calling for violence?
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5mo ago
The difference is that domestic producers you compete with will also add VAT to their final price and transfer it to the relevant tax authority, so being an importer doesn't disadvantage you.
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5mo ago
In 2025, peace broke out.
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5mo ago
Maybe general distrust of government and (healthy?) paranoia that once a government has some capability, it will eventually find a way to use it in evil ways. I'm sure all five principled libertarians that exist in the world have been doing that kind of thing long before Trump, so it's not like it's unprecedented.
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6mo ago
"Make America Great Britain Again"
I'm pretty sure I've seen that on a meme (complete with the not-yet-deceased queen) back in 2016. Life imitates art.
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6mo ago
Are you being literal here? Having your hand pinned to a table with a fork sounds like a permanently crippling injury.
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6mo ago
If the doubt over Russian Propaganda is the basis of raising questions, then you have an odd way of going about clarifying the potentially lamentable situation.
I think what the OP meant is that it would be lamentable if some people are really considering leaving over their belief that this place is full of Russian propaganda, not that the OP himself believes that the Russian propaganda is here.
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8mo ago
I don't think optics are made from cloth, and anyway they can always fall back to iron sights.
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10mo ago
Couldn't you test saliva? I assume that the virus is present in there if the bites are transmitting the disease? Or maybe cerebrospinal fluid, though that might be hard to sample from a very smol animal.
I think power supply components can generate coil whine. Lots of laptops do this but it tends to be fairly quiet and not a swarm of bees.
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