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  • Absolutely. It's Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, B, A, Start. But you didn't hear it from me.

  • When they can do transparent aluminum, I'm in!

    edit: yes I know there's a ceramic material called ALON, which the manufacturer calls transparent aluminum because it contains aluminum oxynitride, but I don't think that's what Scotty meant. ALON is about 30-35% aluminum, same as the amount of lead in leaded crystal glass, which isn't "transparent lead".

  • "It's a corned beef sky... alright, is it some other guy..." - The Cars, Bye Bye Love

  • just fyi - the US national debt is $36 trillion. That's about $110 million per American. So hey folks, what say we all chip in and get that thing paid off!

    But wait, we could just make the billionaires pay it! Sorry no, the combined net worth of all 900-ish billionaires in America is less than $7 trillion. That's how deep in debt this country is.

  • Also they had stuff made outta bronze. Do you have bronze? I don't have bronze.

  • When I was a kid my mom called something newly cleaned or washed "brand clean".

  • Bingpot!

  • snot?

  • I hear he also makes a mean omelet.

  • Securing the db is more of an ops thing.

  • Thank you, dumb me missed it. Their paper talks a lot about measuring poverty. Earlier research showed poverty in China being high in the 80s under socialism and decreasing in the 90s when they became more capitalist. But the formulas for calculating that involved the prices of all consumer goods, including things like airline tickets, cars, big TVs, etc. But If you take these authors' approach and ignore the prices of things poor people never buy, the math shows poverty being very low in the 80s and rising dramatically in the 90s, because introducing more capitalism brought down the cost of middle-class and luxury goods but increased the cost of the basics.

  • LOL not necessarily, especially in software.

  • My sister in law was written up in the New England Journal of Medicine for surviving a massive overdose of malaria medication she was given by mistake. It was something like 20x what any human has ever survived.

  • Yeah it's still broken, but at least it's back to old broken not new broken.

  • When I was in therapy my therapist said she could write a paper on me. This was flattering but also hmmm.

  • Trump invents AI Superhighway, Greatness ensues.

  • To me it's weird that people have issues with this. My wife and I, married 35 years, share each other's locations because if something bad happened we would want to be able to find each other. I don't even give a second thought to, "...and I can make sure she isn't cheating on me."