You are supposed to ask stupid questions, but you actually can’t, because there are no stupid questions.

End Times youtube

link pls?

Interestingly, there are actually weren’t any such people. AFAIK

It’s because when you take small sample size of “people on the internet” you’ll get either completely random set of beliefs and assumptions, or you’ll get beliefs and assumptions that you’re prejudiced to project onto the wider sample.

Why would you be concerned about your body’s decreased ability to tolerate high levels of self poisoning? I have some vague idea why, but I’d like to hear someone formulate it into words.

Were those assault weapons as easily aquirable then as it is now? I imagine back then every supermarket was not suffed with them and they might’ve been much more expensive relatively.

It might be quicker to make a backup of your config and restore to defaults instead.

Well, maybe tell me how to do it?

It’s wholesome and gives the sport a balance. Only psychopaths would watch people beat each other without occasionally embracing in a warm loving hug.

I guess we’ll just wait and see if Russians actually use it.

In pictures only one road span seems to be damaged. That would elave the other road with 2 lines and railroad with 2 lines still available. Could this really have an effect on the supply efforts beyond halving the maximum throughput? I don’t imagine the bridge is constantly being used at maximum capacity.

Has there been two papers that quote each other?

Doesn’t have the same ring to it. I guess it will take time for “food webs” to get in our language, if ever.

If there’s any silver lining to AI taking over entertainment industry, then that could hopefully be getting rid of celebrity worship.

It’s impossible to tell - it’s random. But on average it would take a number of cats equal to half the bitsize of the numbers you generate.

Ah, so that’s why I stopped waking up in the middle of the night remembering some of the cringiest moments in my life.

You’d have to pick numbers purely randomly. Maybe construct a machine that randomly decays cesium. If it does, it triggers some sort of mechanism to register a 1 or 0. Maybe put it in a box with a toxic fial and a cat. When it triggers, the toxic substance is released and cat dies. So depending on if cat is dead or alive you get 1 or 0. Generate enough bits this way and you’ll get numbers to put in the lottery.

I’m sure the same kind of bitchin’ was going on reddit after digg exodus.

If you write a program once and it executes millions of times, which process of the two is more important? The writing of the program or the execution of the program? Which should be optimized?

The answer to your question is it’s possible and has been done, but it’s a bad idea.

people who can’t pick up a copy of USA today and tell you the main idea of a front-page article

Thanks! Suddenly America makes a lot of sense now.

Federation is a bunch of websites that agreed to share their content between themselves. They use an agreed upon protocol for threads, posts (or whatever you call it) and other websites can fetch these posts. These websites are called “instances”. That also works for users who can comment, upvote or whatever on any post and their comments and upvotes will go to all other websites that are in the federation.

For anology, you probably know how tweets are usually posted as screenshots on reddit. Imagine you could have that tweet just show up in reddit as a regular post. That can be done if Twitter and Reddit would agree to federate with each other and use one protocol.