Ha, i was thinking more this one:
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Technology@lemmy.world•I Went All-In on AI. The MIT Study Is Right.English
71·13 hours agoIve worked with a fractional CISO. He was scattered, but was insanly useful about setting roadmaps, writting procedure/docs, working audits and correcting us moving in bad cybersecurity directions.
Fractional is way better than none.
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Technology@lemmy.world•I Went All-In on AI. The MIT Study Is Right.English
11·13 hours agoYou can vibe write and vibe edit a movie now too. They also turn out shit.
The issue is that llm isnt a person with skills and knowledge. Its a complex guessing box that gets thing kinda right, but not actually right, and it absolutely cant tell whats right or not. It has no actual skills or experience or humainty that a director can expect a writer or editor to have.
Its a big list, but most have at least severe, untreated PTSD.
Punisher comes to mind, Venom as well. Wolverine fits here, along with his memory loss issues.
Cause hulk hogan was a trump boosting racist?
The fruit was rotting on the ground, mate.
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ADHD memes@lemmy.dbzer0.com•Let's just pretend that doesn't existEnglish
2·1 day agoIt hasent gone up. Their long term gouge now just matches the rest of the industry for the first time ever.
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ADHD memes@lemmy.dbzer0.com•Let's just pretend that doesn't existEnglish
4·1 day agoGood news there then. Apples explotive RAM price gouging is now inline with other ram prices.
You just brace on the other side of the tree at the same time. Swing your arm right and the tree will move around you.
rainwall@piefed.socialtomicromobility - Bikes, scooters, boards: Whatever floats your goat, this is micromobility@lemmy.world•Tezeus Swift review: This lightweight carbon fiber folding e-bike really surprised meEnglish
6·1 day agoLooks like this is it:
A video review as well:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5kW1woNmkNA&pp=2AEAkAIB
Class 2, sadly.
How can they drop things on you when you just point the sword the other way?
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Green Energy@slrpnk.net•Once a Gamble in the Desert, Electric Grid Batteries Are EverywhereEnglish
2·2 days agoIm seeing a lot of research being done in the cattle/panels area, although most of it appears recently and is partially stymied by the rollback of solar funds. This seems like a solid place to start. Panels need to br at roughly an 8ft elevation for cattle as far as I can tell.
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Green Energy@slrpnk.net•Once a Gamble in the Desert, Electric Grid Batteries Are EverywhereEnglish
3·2 days agoThats great to hear. From what ive read sheep are the easiest to graze under common panels. For cattle, the panels will likely need to be mounted 10+ feet up, as cows are so large they can damage lower panels. This is more expensive, but is doable.
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Green Energy@slrpnk.net•Once a Gamble in the Desert, Electric Grid Batteries Are EverywhereEnglish
7·2 days agoBatteries are effectivly another “power plant” on the grid. They have different properties than hydro/nat gas/coal/etc, but most of them are postive, like being able go kick on immedialty, versus some lag time with the others as power demand moves around.
They are a great natural compliment to solar/wind, as they collect excess power for use when these sources lag, smoothing the curve out for the two cheapest sources of power. By cheapiest I mean in everyway. Cheap to build, maintain, and require no ongoing “buy fuel” costs that most others do, all while kicking out no pollution. Solar is especially cheap, and very reasonable to DIY. Batteries themselves are also cheap and getting cheaper.
If youre in a rural area, you may be able to do a microgrid based on agrivoltaics, i.e farming/ranching in harmony with solar panels. Turns out lots of crops like the shade and increases moisture that solar panels provide, especially grasses/clover that sheep or cattle can graze while the farm makes passive income from the sun. Form a local power coop with your neighbors or village, and you might be able to make sure that grocer never loses power again.
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TenForward: Where Every Vulcan Knows Your Name@lemmy.world•Klingons are so wholesomeEnglish
2·5 days agoI read the trilogy recently and agree. She very much embraced the “shared universe, but different stories” author arc, instead of falling into the tropey “everything in this universe revolves around these 6 charectors you love forever” style that is way more common.
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TenForward: Where Every Vulcan Knows Your Name@lemmy.world•Klingons are so wholesomeEnglish
3·5 days agoI learned epitome is not pronounced ep-e-tome but rather e-pit-toe-me
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politics @lemmy.world•AT&T commits to ending DEI programsEnglish
14·5 days agoTmobile bought them, sadly and already bent the knee.
I got bamboozled. They had a “breezy colored pencil” look that fit in with a good artist dashing off some quick drawings every couple of days.
I missed the last one posted above. I think that one is too elaborare and might have given me some pause, but who knows.
rainwall@piefed.socialtomicromobility - Bikes, scooters, boards: Whatever floats your goat, this is micromobility@lemmy.world•How Seattle’s new bike lanes are making the most of used car partsEnglish
4·6 days agoSeattle just voted in a huge transit boost by electing Katie Wilson, so I expect the “full montreal” is on the table again after a decade of goodish concrete barriers in the affluent parts of town and shitty “sharrows and posts” in the less moneyed areas.
Hopefully she can push real lanes where they were putting concrete barriers, concrete barriers where they were putting posts and paint, and at least these rubber bumpers where they have sharrows/nothing.





It cloaked the ship. The method is likely irrevalent, as the federation was banned by treaty from having cloaked ships. If a deep slathering of mustard had rendered the enterpise cloaked, that would also have been a violation of the treaty.
I guarentee that if you murdered someone with a flintlock pistol by shooting them, arguing that “technically its not a gun” would not help your defense in any reaonable way. That’s because the law isnt just about “technicality,” but also “intent,” as you say. The test ships intent was to phase and to cloak, and that makes it illegal for the federation, no matter the novelty. Its not romulan manipulation of law, its just the law read clearly.