I wanted a PC so bad I used to "wire up" a pocket calculator to a TV with a piece of string and pretend it was a keyboard and the TV was the monitor. My parents didn't trust me with a "real PC" so they got me a Famicom…
256 whole kilobits per second? Talk about instant gratification. You kids and your fancy broadband connections, back in my day all we got was dial-up at 56k and we liked it!
Right? "Oh, as long as I understand what it's doing on a high level, it's fine". Good thing the devil's never in the fucking details, then.
It is used adversely all the time by all sorts of propaganda. And no, you're not a special enlightened snowflake whose priors are so fine-tuned that your confirmation bias only lets true facts through.
Mostly by way of confirmation bias.
Prove what? That it's possible to lie on the internet and then SEO these lies to the top of a search ranking? We kind of already knew that.
Ireland? Where'd you get that from? They have a perfectly typical European system where you are expected to apply from inside the country for renewals [1]. You can still do it from abroad, but then you're not eligible…
Name one country, then. None that I'm aware of require you to leave the country to renew an immigration visa. Switching from a visitor visa to an immigration visa, sure. But if you're already on an immigration visa or…
Are you kidding? It's a very obvious case of quote injection. Not some subtle race condition or anything.
Whatever it is, it seems to be getting worse: started with pull requests and Actions being down, now I can't even list my repos. Might be the worst one yet.
Normal humans don't pass this benchmark either, as evidenced by the existence of religion, among other things.
NYT is more of a tech company than you might think [1] and they've been one for longer than you might think: the de-facto standard profiler for Perl [2], of all things, comes from them. [1] https://open.nytimes.com/ [2]…
Cloudflare is absolutely a false comparison. Punishing Nazis is a good thing. Punishing all Russians for the actions of a government they have no say in based solely on their nationality is being a Nazi (which is not a…
Maybe, just maybe, the two things you might think are only superficially alike, bear a much deeper resemblance. See how two can play at this absolutely pointless game of offering pithy remarks without any argument…
I wanted a PC so bad I used to "wire up" a pocket calculator to a TV with a piece of string and pretend it was a keyboard and the TV was the monitor. My parents didn't trust me with a "real PC" so they got me a Famicom…
256 whole kilobits per second? Talk about instant gratification. You kids and your fancy broadband connections, back in my day all we got was dial-up at 56k and we liked it!
Right? "Oh, as long as I understand what it's doing on a high level, it's fine". Good thing the devil's never in the fucking details, then.
It is used adversely all the time by all sorts of propaganda. And no, you're not a special enlightened snowflake whose priors are so fine-tuned that your confirmation bias only lets true facts through.
Mostly by way of confirmation bias.
Prove what? That it's possible to lie on the internet and then SEO these lies to the top of a search ranking? We kind of already knew that.
Ireland? Where'd you get that from? They have a perfectly typical European system where you are expected to apply from inside the country for renewals [1]. You can still do it from abroad, but then you're not eligible…
Name one country, then. None that I'm aware of require you to leave the country to renew an immigration visa. Switching from a visitor visa to an immigration visa, sure. But if you're already on an immigration visa or…
Are you kidding? It's a very obvious case of quote injection. Not some subtle race condition or anything.
Whatever it is, it seems to be getting worse: started with pull requests and Actions being down, now I can't even list my repos. Might be the worst one yet.
Normal humans don't pass this benchmark either, as evidenced by the existence of religion, among other things.
NYT is more of a tech company than you might think [1] and they've been one for longer than you might think: the de-facto standard profiler for Perl [2], of all things, comes from them. [1] https://open.nytimes.com/ [2]…
Cloudflare is absolutely a false comparison. Punishing Nazis is a good thing. Punishing all Russians for the actions of a government they have no say in based solely on their nationality is being a Nazi (which is not a…
Maybe, just maybe, the two things you might think are only superficially alike, bear a much deeper resemblance. See how two can play at this absolutely pointless game of offering pithy remarks without any argument…