Given that DOGE fired the only people manufacturing Urchins. The USA is currently unable to manufacture any new nuclear weapons nor are they able to maintain their existing stockpile…
You don’t want to know that answer…
Given that DOGE fired the only people manufacturing Urchins. The USA is currently unable to manufacture any new nuclear weapons nor are they able to maintain their existing stockpile…
You don’t want to know that answer…


Massively underrated film
Directly responsible; no. Related yes. One has to remember that the dairy industry includes human breast milk which has different ethical concerns depending on how it is sourced…
They wasted ) to some shit. ( should have been push next word to X-stack and ) should have been pop and execute top of X-stack.
Then writing (+ m n) would be equal to m n + and (IF (< A B) (THEN C ELSE D))) would be identical to writing A B < IF C ELSE D THEN
But they also got rid of <BUILDS which one needs on Flash memory systems if you plan on using DOES> and avoiding CREATE’s extra writes.
Not even needed; with properly written code that does only what is necessary. All government and business computational needs could be satisfied by a single rack.
Hex0 to Mescc only takes 20 seconds on modern hardware (or 2 minutes on an old Pentium Pro with 512KB of off chip L2)


It is a fine idea and you already have a refutation for his first point. If you put timestamps for his points, it reduces the search time and if you give summaries, it would allow people to quickly get to the point that they want to address.


Really? The man can’t even handle losing in non-competitive golf and visibly cheats when tied or a stoke behind.
He is definitely going to steal the ballots


No body wants to watch 4 hours of someone without complete context saying shit. From a chemical engineering perspective, with cheap enough energy we could extract carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and turn it into $0.50/gal gasoline.
So the question becomes, what determines the cost of energy? The answer is simple: Energy return on energy investment (EROEI).
If an energy source has a return of 50 or greater, then we can afford modern civilization. If the return is less; then we are going to have serious problems.
Energy is not a supply problem but one of reliability, fault tolerance and most importantly EROEI.
As the higher the EROEI, the more wealthy a country is. So investing in science, math and engineering is the key.
Gentoo, Guix, Linux From Scratch and Live-Bootstrap enjoyers be like…
Crack. Parrots, cockatiels and parakeets LOVE eating chicken; especially fried chicken. Literally crack for them.


Prison only works if you have a body to imprison. No body leaves no other choice. Investors may lose a little bit of money now but executives on boards running companies will get an inescapable message that their company better not commit any crimes or risk suffering the exact same fate.
S is the only shell one needs.


Sounds like OpenAI needs to suffer criminal liability and see the corporate death penalty


Sounds like a great set of interesting places to explore; should thank them for compiling the list but the fix should just toggle them to be part of the defaults
Well thanks to the Trump administration selling weapons grade uranium and plutonium; anyone with $100M in capital and motivation can have a nuclear weapon of their own
Well if one fails to match amino acids (such as combining grains with legumes). A less informed doctor may suggest meat but I doubt that is the case.
As the consumption of dairy products usually prevents B12 deficiency from developing and for those who also oppose dairy production on moral grounds do have access to dietary yeasts that can provide that B12.


The cake in Singularity probably would be more effective.
The answer is about $117 of items that can easily be sourced, a dash of future location intel and a bit of patience.
This information may also apply to billionaires if one were so inclined…