The statement has already been walked back, which also isn't great.

tell me you don't get machine learning without saying you don't get it. #5 | POSTED BY KWRX25

Yeah it's definitely a blindspot in my technical knowledge.

A lot of the topical buzzwords in the industry wear on me and I tune out.

From how my peers describe it, part of the attraction to vinyl is that there is a process to putting on a record and it makes listening to an album a more intentional experience, vs playing something from Spotify to a Bluetooth speaker.

Primitive camping is real camping. 80sq miles of land might even classify it as backcountry camping. You hike in, find a spot, and relax.

Opposite of car camping or glamping

Mastodon's Founder Says Trump's New Social Network Is Just Mastodon

Actually a smart choice of software after watching the P*rler disaster.

This guy is getting dragged on all industry platforms. If there is one thing that can distract the community away from the red v blue team debate of "is releasing proof of concepts, red team tools, or active vulns into the wild a net negative or positive for infosec," it is a tech illiterate politician dragging a researched who responsibly notified, fixed, and then disclosed a simple bug.

an hour into the fire, no water or retardant had been laid onto the fire, even though FedFire crews had laid down their hose line toward Lower V. The fire had spread unabated for nearly two hours before the first firefighters " crews from the San Diego Fire Department " poured water onto the flames....

"The DC Central Watch Supervisor stated that neither he nor EDO had an idea of how bad the fire was until later events forced them to evacuate DC Central. At no point did either the DC Central Watch Supervisor or EDO attempt to start any additional equipment or activate Aqueous Film Forming Foam (AFFF) firefighting systems," investigators wrote.

No wonder the ship was lost.

FUBAR

I tried investing in stocks this year, lost $3000. Luckily, I'm not poor. #62 | POSTED BY TFDNIHILIST

HODL.
Could use the Buffett approach and buy an index such as S&P - $SPY.

Some folks are going to lose a lot of money in this ------

27 | POSTED BY NIXON

The weekday shows are rough to watch or listen to. The Mannings is excellent, any game with Tony Romo is great, and Redzone is another quality venue for football.

he was questioning whether he wanted to remain in the Navy after working on this.

Tailhook, Fat Leonard, USS Fitzgerald. Case studies in minimum accountability for leadership

But you've never heard of them. Ok.

#6 | POSTED BY REDIAL

"But you have heard of me!" - Captain Jack Sparrow

Hitler mustaches are not uncommon in the military.

#6 | POSTED BY MADBOMBER

I've seen plenty of trash mustaches, but can't think of any explicitly hitler staches.

I find that difficult to believe . #3 | POSTED BY DANNI

I've met more useless people who went to expensive / prestige colleges than I care to keep track of. Amherst has similar name recognition to me as Amway.

The report has not yet been made public and it is unclear if any of the 36 individuals have been punished by commanders.

I would write "wake me up when any admiral or FGO is held responsible," but the resulting duration of sleep would be coma-esque.

Selective schools like Amherst

There seems to be a lot of these types of schools - ones I had never heard of until I bump into graduates and they give me a short sales pitch on how their small unknown school was somehow special, or worth the price. Ex: middlebury, Vassar, etc.

Did you see the new Macbook Pro pricing?

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Did you see Apple's $19 microfiber rag? Lmao

Are you familiar with "penny stocks"? They are tied to really small companies that recently went public.

Horrible idea - near impossible to find a OTC/penny stock which isn't a dilutive scam via convertible debt. Better idea is to accumulate singles or fractional shares of real companies.

This news is the first I've heard of VR ecosystems referred to as "the multiverse," and ... guess that name is going to stick now.

I have yet to see a case of either AI or machine learning implemented that isn't more than elaborate if-then-else statements with saved variables of previous user interactions/preferences.

Of course campaign coffers are separate from any one's personal account, but a wealthier pol would have likely put 30K of their own money into the campaign and then returned the foreign funds to the illegal donors.

It's a tough spot to be in as a candidate or politician fundraising. When a contributor donates money, they are asserting that they are not foreign nationals and are not making the donation on behalf or funded by others. No elected official, or their team, has the bandwidth to do an independent background check on each contributor. Largest mistake was him waiting years after being approached to take action, but at the same time the politician isn't wealthy, the money was likely already spent on campaign activities, and 30K would have been 10% of the congressman's total net-worth ( according to official filings).

It's a good thing that Burry became an investor - otherwise he would be an active MD shilling internet conspiracy medical solutions.

Also - good for them, Sports Illustrated did a series a few years ago on minor league life and it definitely is a hustle and grind for most players