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in 15 years we might all be fighting terminators

hacker vibes would be sharing how he learned to program the ecu with a laptop. or putting in a short throw. running linux on the headunit, etc. but no, all this guy did was put a louder, annoying exhaust on it and drives it like its a go kart. im just left wondering what stickers he will tastefully add to it? haha but its ok, its a mid life crisis after all.. if he is feeling happy and like a child again, thats totally great

legislate volume knobs

how is graphene these days, or is there a better alternative that can run map apps that depend on google play services (like waze)?

dont be so sure they didnt. they can go back and forth hallucinating with each other

i had a similar sort of experience on a european trip recently but it was the observation that the kids werent wearing yoga pants

if youve ever seen a pile of wrinkly mush and wondered.. pretty damn crazy too

https://web.mit.edu/people/dpolicar/writing/prose/text/think...

"survival" is the wrong word; its terminal. honestly the drugs and chemo and treatments they put pancreatic patients through for possibly a few more (not very nice) weeks is almost criminal. a good doctor will tell you to go make the most of those 3 months post diagnosis. that said its nice to see progress against one of the worst cancers out there and i hope it leads to genuine breakthroughs. but this drug is nothing anybody wants, even if they think they do

jesus will save us

christ, sounds like mcnamara. the americans killed north vietnamese faster than they killed americans, so how come they lost?

this is one of the great insights of photography and we can all apply it. no one gives a shit about another picture of the leaning tower of pisa in your photo album. its the weird, candid, accidental shots that are most interesting and enduring. but its easy to not grasp that in the moment - the tower is what you're there to see, and its stunning, so of course it's what you photograph. those spaces in between though, like that iphone video, are what secretly transcend

i do wonder if the world would be a better place if instead of lawyers we had cage matches

lol who is this guy talking to

i can't even get youtube to load with ublock.. theres a years old thread with hundreds of comments on the github -- what are people actually using today to preserve their sanity on youtube?

edit: the issue with ublock is the black screen - sometimes the video loads after 10 or so seconds, sometimes it doesnt. i dont consider hiding the ad while still having to wait around for it to finsish playing behind an overlay the same as "blocking" :|

image generation kind of reminds me of video games or any cgi in general.. the progress is undeniable, and yet with every milestone it seems the last gap to "photorealism" is infinitely wide

reminds me of a friend who had IBS and was desperate to try a fecal transplant but no doctor would offer it. so her partner gave her one and it worked

uh ohhh... forgot how to think..

probably vibe coded

an old lady and a fucking nurse shot by goons in masks and tactical gear... and they are labelling who as terrorists??? ffs america

I'm getting fucking sick of it. this bubble can go ahead and burst

not your keys? not your crypto

most humans share the same core values. values antithetical to war.

nobody demonized afx or idm bro. autotune, yes. but that's different. damn autotune to hell

bush: theres uh, nuclear weapons.. we gotta stop him and free the country! also hes a jerk and i hate him

trump: drugs or something. but mainly we need the oil so if they won't give us the oil we'll just take the oil. who's gona stop us, canada? lol

reminds me of the captain crunch whistle and 2600

if your little company was still named Google would you keep it? they just seem petty (the ™ on their logo lol)

the nookie?

then why do poor people shop there? is the idea dollar general is strategically misleading them to see prices advertised lower than a normal supermarket but in fact they are higher? i didn't think the article was making that strong of a claim at all. it seemed more like, operations are minimal and staffing short (which in theory enables lower prices) and they linked the staffing issue with simply just not being on top of updating price changes on the shelves

what's the point of this hit piece? isnt that frying pan with a sticker price of $10 and rung up at $12 still $50 anywhere else?

i read about pagerank in first year computer science. but her point stands