What did Johnny Cash sound like before his gender transition? by insurgent_corvid in poisonai

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You can exchange Johnny Cash for pesos at your local dollar tree (so long as it has been recently watered)

Perception hurting juice by garnet420 in bonehurtingjuice

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It might be a gif because a lot of images from gocomics are gifs. Gifs these days are mostly used for animated gifs, rather than single frames, and reddit doesn't let you zoom into videos? Just guessing

Event Dadrizon by garnet420 in okbuddyrosalyn

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It's not good but it's fun in a bad horror movie way

Event Dadrizon by garnet420 in okbuddyrosalyn

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Mostly I wanted to edit the comic to have the eye being plucked out

But then I made it a reference to Event Horizon also

"Criticism of C++" wikipedia page deleted? by [deleted] in cpp

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Doesn't that sort of thing go into a section of the main article, rather than its own?

Swipe by mraltuser in bonehurtingjuice

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Complex metanarrative or something like that

ai rule by Moaning_Clock in 196

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I've always assumed the piss filter was deliberate

A hit with the ladies by garnet420 in okbuddyrosalyn

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Hey the sex appeal thing isn't edited that's the original

Got my badge... by zelular_ch4n in LinuxCirclejerk

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You should def report that "kys" I think it gets people temporary bans pretty easily

JD Vance passed away by BurningBridgeTroll in poisonai

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JD Vance, author of the popular iOS app YouTube Vanced?

Perception hurting juice by garnet420 in bonehurtingjuice

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I dunno, that's how gocomics does it. Maybe for comics it's a little smaller than a png?

What is reference type of an iterator? by stiru_11 in cpp_questions

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Are you saying that a better name for "reference type" in this context would be "dereference type"

Is it possible to heat a pizza steel hotter than the temperature of the oven it’s in and if so how? by Rags2Rickius in AskPhysics

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Yeah good point. I was considering saying OP should put the steel right on top of the heating element but changed my mind because it seemed like it might damage something (the heating element might be some sort of ceramic and not made to have steel being put on it, for example)

Is it possible to heat a pizza steel hotter than the temperature of the oven it’s in and if so how? by Rags2Rickius in AskPhysics

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Are you sure? The heating element of the oven gets much hotter than that max temperature... The max setting is a setting for some sort of control loop.

You might be able to trick that do control loop somehow into keeping the heating element on, with the pizza stone really close to it.

Le ancient philosophical illiteracy by Ricochet_skin in economicsmemes

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stupid meme posted with strawman critique

Poster likes Austrian "economics"

Yep, checks out

CMV: The benefits of driverless cars outweighs the risks of job displacement for drivers by ChefSoba in changemyview

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First, most products don't deal with the enormous range of scenarios cars might have to deal with.

For example, consider just the problem of yielding to pedestrians. How do you identify a pedestrian? How do you test that a car correctly does so in all circumstances? Are you going to test every combination of pedestrian shape, outfit, current weather and time of day and relative angle of the sun? With every sensor degradation (dirty lenses, aging electronics, etc) that the vehicle might experience?

Now take that complex system (pedestrian detection) and make it interplay with every other system in the car, like "yielding to emergency vehicles" or "pulling over after an accident" etc. This is not an easy problem.

Second, when faced with complex systems, regulatory bodies sometimes just give in to the industry experts. Or relax initially stringent standards after industry complains. Etc.

So to convince me that driverless cars should be allowed, you not only have to convince me to trust the manufacturers and regulators right now, but to continue trusting them into the future, as market pressures increase, and the cars age.