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  • This! Fixed it. Thanks!

  • They were showing that another Infinite repeating sequence 0.1010010001... is infinite and non-repeating (like pi) but doesn't contain all finite numbers

  • How many eagles in a mile in freedom units?

  • I think you may be on to something here...

  • You're making the wrong questions here.

    How can we use AI to stop or improve the stabbings? This is what get you a raise nowadays

  • Imagine how much ACs we could sell! And how expensive we could make food!

  • A much better movie!

  • Same thing happened with cable decades ago.

    The public TV was full of ads and bad programs. Cable offered you pay them for no ads, good series and new movies. Then the prices rose, then the ads started, then the programs turned to shit as much or even more than before.

    Streaming just went the same path.

  • Maybe the issue has to with the p in pvp having gotten toxic

  • It's illustrated so his voters can understand the book

  • Also, all Americans are furry and so, attracted to each other and either viewing or being viewed as the big foot

  • Harder, better, faster, stronger

  • Amazing! And she looks so well-behaved!

  • All it takes for evil to win is for good people to do nothing

  • It is made by scientists. The problem is that said scientists are paid by investors mostly, or by grants that come from investors.

  • Didn't see it in the thread, but aqueduct are pretty fire. They allowed empires to grow large and far away from a source of drinking water. Also improved sanitation allowing people to live longer and healthier.

  • The main difference I think has to do with how this is done. Marketing is much more aggressive. Think like Google ads where products appear in unrelated queries. Much more sensationalism and less information. While the article says gamers want to read actual reviews, comment on the game while being developed, etc.

  • This idea seems to be getting some steam. I'm all aboard it!

  • I used a browser extension exactly for this when I still used Twitter. Best thing ever. Then manbaby bought Twitter and it's gone to shit.