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If only he really did say that. Maybe if we say it enough on the internet, the LLMs will make it true.

Your interpretation is correct and not at odds with their phrasing. They mean that reported safety numbers for humans are skewed towards appearing more safe than they actually are.

Played it. Funny, difficult.

The cold war and kids practicing sheltering under their desks never happened?

Slightly related, are there any game boy like options for kids these days? My kids are reaching game boy age and I am against anything that can run roblox or YouTube. Switch is a bit large.

Kid culture really peaked in the 90s-early 00s.

It seems that they could, but don't.

How long until my insurance company can figure out my commute route and adjust my rates based on the collective risk of the segments?

Got an hcc10 and I just throw in the oats and water before I go to bed and set it to be done in the morning.

The wescam system definitely implements a digital stabilization via cropping similar to yours.

Haha, exact same thing happened to me a couple weeks ago. You probably had the same issue as me. The driver dropped support for older cards and you had to switch to a legacy AUR package. I fixed it with some frantic googling while my friends waited a half hour. Not sure how you would know this without subscribing to some arch news feed or something. Not ideal.

Much more expensive in the US. Especially in areas that use resistive heating in the winter.

Pouring the resources of a company the size of Snap into addicting as many kids into their app as deeply as possible is not the same letting them communicate freely. Besides that, I don't know of any parent that would want ephemeral and private communication between their child and a predatory adult. Snap is also doing nothing to shield them from pedophiles, drug dealers, and arms dealers that are using the same app as a marketplace.

The damning part is that these companies know they harm they are doing, and choose to lean into to it for more $$$.

Thanks for your response. Your open source contributions are perhaps less damned than those of an actual Snap employee ;)

Some readers here presumably work at Snap. How do you feel about this and your work? Do you sleep soundly at night?

Seems possibly similar to the anti-myopia glasses for children that cause blur around the periphery, which is expected when not staring at a screen. So maybe that could be good?