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It can fit on augmented reality glasses, eventually.

I wonder if manufacturers are using LLMs to find all the dumb loopholes in the laws that they can.

No, houses were much cheaper compared to income.

It's shocking how poorly built these houses are. No insulation, broken roof trusses, gas leaks, concrete property walls falling over.

It's not like houses were always perfect in the past though. My 1953 house has construction debris mixed in to the concrete foundation in the corner of the garage, where I assume they ran out of concrete, and knots in the roof planks patched with garbage as well.

They probably asked claude how to do it.

People with a legal right to vote.

It's gray because people downvoted it.

You think they wouldn't use it? They're using all the things they can get their hands on. The census also has side effects on the franchise.

The US Government is the entity that weaponizes the data. The most obvious example is the Census Bureau compiling lists of people of Japanese descent to imprison during WWII. That's just the most obvious one that I know of without looking up more.

The real push for this now is to form lists of people to disenfranchise.

How were they not already auditing access to customer data?

Did he have to? Some of that sounds like choices, especially in the start.

For some reason they're not threaded on the twitter link, but you can see them threaded on the xcancel link:

https://xcancel.com/eastdakota/status/2062860530360959273

Starlink is growing. Valuation is too high, but it is growing.

Low earth orbit includes orbits that take from hours to centuries to decay, depends a lot on altitude/apogee/perigee. Starlink for multiple reasons places satellites in the range where it takes ~5 years to decay, thankfully. Kessler syndrome is real though, and satellites do collide or break apart in LEO.

Using c++ templates wrong in the year 2000 exposed me to real compiler bugs in the Microsoft c++ compiler at the time, the kind that would make the compiler crash.

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I think the passive version is the tank stays in a pool all the time.

It's a wealth tax. You're just describing what the funds are used for. Other types of wealth tax can pay for those things too.

Homeowners already pay a wealth tax.

What intermediate is involved?

I think that stretches what it means for a company to "be" a 125b company, but that is still awful.

That isn't how it works anymore, as far as I know (it used to). The dealerships now can print paper license plates with numbers on them.

I wish they weren't privacy invading, and abusing open source, but I love how good the printers are. I want to print practical things, not continually fix design flaws in the printer (as was the case with the Creality Ender).

"Luis" Vuitton is the knockoff brand, but point taken.

It's been a long time since I was in school. What does this software do?

"The RSA algorithm was publicly described in 1977 by Ron Rivest, Adi Shamir, and Leonard Adleman at MIT"

$30 devices don't have apple screens.

There was a lot of open dissent on workplace from what I recall.

I guess this is a new word basically meaning conscription by force.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Busification

You need a license for most frequencies.