This... Just seems like documentation about K type reproductive strategies vs R type.

Except they've taken K vs R and added some weird conservative "women are for breeding" undertones.

I'm almost positive these are AI gen. They don't look at all like the Dracula Simia I've seen.

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Ain't gonna happen. Valve is all in on their new hero shooter

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Federated Stack Exchange isn't harder for AI to eat. If anything it's easier.

It's open source and can be restricted to private followers. If you self host it'd be as private as possible for an Instagram clone

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I think this will finally be the phone I swap off of the pixel ...

The size of the sensor limits the size of the lens as well as the way the optics are formed for the stack.

You will never get starry bokeh from a stack of lenses that are so tight.

There's a reason that you'll have filmmakers shooting in larger and larger formats - it changes image quality and the type of lenses you can use.

The problem is fundamentally a physics issue.

You're going to struggle to get depth of field on any pancake stack, much less one that is as miniaturized as a mobile phone.

Also your sensor isn't actually nearly as good as a DSLR. A DSLR has a sensor about 5x the size of a phone and that makes a huge difference in the photos.

Here's a handy graphic:

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The February 10th fire was reportedly caused by lit fireworks

That doesn't sound that malicious tbh.

that were tossed inside the vehicle as it was surrounded by a crowd in Chinatown. Involved suspects were seen smashing windows and other parts with skateboards before leaving a fiery carcass for firefighters to put out.

Ah a bit more vandalism than just a stray firework. Sounds like he had an ideological issue with driverless cars.

Totally get it - we don't need them. I hope he doesn't get his life ruined by our absurd penal system.

Arson is always a dangerous form of vandalism but nobody got hurt.

Why would you guess that? It's so out of character for them

The average American stay in a home is has been ~8 years.

That number is going to double with rates like this.

Given that the American system is supposed to be a market that's a bad sign: frozen markets are not efficient markets.

This doesn't mean people can stay in their homes in a crisis: it means people can't move. A job the next city over would have to pay thousands more to make selling your home a rational decision. The article says it's on average $511/mo different.

A crisis still lands you homeless in America.

It's not misleading when Miami Dade was looking at the most stringent heat protection laws in the country.

There was going to be heat protection. Instead the state government override the will of local government to ban it.

Definitely - that's why I'm saying this has always been a constant background level of fuckups.

Airplanes are so scrutinized and safe that this level of casual negligence rarely causes issues.

The argument as far as I can tell is "FOSS means I don't have to pay anything because it doesn't cost anything! If they ask for donations they don't mean me"

Not a single one of them have a monthly contribution to their instance though. Guaran-fucking-tee it.