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  • In an encrypted group chat, National Guard members question Trump deployments

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  • Refusing low threat legally dubious orders (that are being played out in the courts) is exactly how people get replaced with sycophants.

    This is the trial and pruning phase; you want the opposition to show their cards now?

    Area beatification isn’t worth shredding your weapons card.

  • Ideas for computer challenges for a 7yo

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  • Lol, make sure the kid goes with VIM while you’re at it.

  • Do you know of any good reference projects to calculate sunrise and sunset times from NTP?

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  • Honestly it sounds like home assistant could be useful to you, if you have the time to tinker. Definitely can build rules based on sunset times.

  • Death of beloved neighborhood cat sparks outrage against robotaxis in San Francisco

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  • Yup, blindly following. Clearly that is my way. No independent thought whatsoever.

  • Death of beloved neighborhood cat sparks outrage against robotaxis in San Francisco

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  • Perhaps we should force cars out so wagon makers can have their jobs back?

    Perhaps we should force out wagons and horses to bring in a new age of rickshaws?

    My take is, your take is pretty simple-minded.

  • Death of beloved neighborhood cat sparks outrage against robotaxis in San Francisco

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  • Holy shit, its logical fallacy over and over with you.

    I didn’t make any assumptions. If they can avoid animals now (which they can, and do), they can improve that detection and/or logic for cats that have disappeared under the car and not reappeared. That’s not even an assumption, much less a “big” one.

    And you’ve never hit a cat that was hiding under your car? Are you sure? How can you prove it? Have you gotten out each time you drove away to make sure there wasn’t a cat left behind?

    And you've driven 93m miles, so you can compare your extensive history and record of driving with waymo’s?

    I personally don't like the idea of driverless cars.

    And there is your bias.

    No one argues self-driving cars are “needed.” The point is, they are a significant improvement over humans when developed correctly.

  • Death of beloved neighborhood cat sparks outrage against robotaxis in San Francisco

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  • I have faith that if they keep making errors like this, people won’t give them business. I have faith that they will fix socially unacceptable issues in the name of money.

    Kindly fuck off with your misplaced judgement.

  • Death of beloved neighborhood cat sparks outrage against robotaxis in San Francisco

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  • While our vehicle was stopped to pick up passengers, a nearby cat darted under our vehicle as it was pulling away,

    There are plenty of assholes who will aim for cats while driving. This, at least, can likely be remedied fleet-wide and permanently with a software fix. These people are just looking for an excuse to rail against automation— as if a human driver would have definitely seen the cat.

    Also, keep cats inside.

  • Don't let your pets go to waste

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  • Note it’s made with, not from. So other types of animals (wild, working, etc) are probably included too.

  • There's 'overwhelming evidence' tariffs have raised consumer prices, says Bank of America

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  • Trump will take his sharpie and change their name to Bank of Mexico, then start an investigation into BoM’s history of funding Antifa.

  • California set to approve Prop 50 as voters signal displeasure with Trump

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  • Yes! Because we all know cliches are the strongest argument one can make.

  • Why liberals, people of color and LGBTQ Americans say they're buying guns

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  • Since we’re having fun, the other difference between .223 and 5.56 is the throat length, with 5.56 being longer. Wylde not only supports the higher pressure, but also splits the difference in the chamber to account for the difference in throats.

    I.e., a .223 Wylde chamber has a longer throat than a .223 Remington chamber, but a shorter one than a 5.56 NATO chamber, which allows it to accurately fire both .223 Remington and 5.56 NATO ammunition.

    I’ve been told shooting .223 in a 5.56 will wear out the chamber faster.. but haven’t exactly tested that.

  • Fight me

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  • I dunno, I’m seeing some light.

  • Got 'em

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  • And level! It must be at the center.

  • morphology-based phylogeny

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  • Some spiders also produce milk.

  • How do you beat the propagandists?

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  • Problem is, this is the education people need before it happens. Critical thinking. Once it’s part of their identity everything you say is just a lie aimed at dismantling what they “know” to be true.

    Unfortunately republicans have been destroying education for decades, and Fox news and AM radio have been preying on the weak minded for just as long.

  • Inside the Republican network behind big soda’s bid to pit MAGA against MAHA

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  • This is shitheads being strategically shittier. It’s not like they are going after RFK Jr directly, or pointing out any of his shitty ideas.

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    Do people from wealthy families only date other people from wealthy families?

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  • It depends on whether you mean old money wealthy or other. I don’t think it’s so much about the wealth as the entitlement that sets these people apart. Trying to date/marry in as an outsider can be difficult at best, if not just from the culture shock.

  • If proton decay isn't true

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  • That’s..