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by 0xy 2y ago
Echo chambers never work. See the right-wing Twitter clones like Gab.
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by 0xy 2y ago
You didn't draw that conclusion when WaPo lied about Russians hacking US electrical infrastructure, sabre rattling for war, then retracting the entire story when it was proved they fabricated the story? One of the authors of the faked
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by 0xy 2y ago
I have no dog in this race, but the behavior does seem ill-advised even if you look at it through a pure legal lens. WP Engine's lawyers must be having a field day with this stuff. Is he just totally ignoring his own lawyers? He has to
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by 0xy 2y ago
There's substantially more immigration to Australia through university scams (fronts that don't actually educate) than genuine immigrants. The majority is not skill and merit based because of the "temporary" "studen
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by 0xy 2y ago
Because this wasn't just an app. They were selling secure devices with remote wiping.
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by 0xy 2y ago
Sounds like total nonsense, I can walk into a California gun store and buy the same guns they're selling in Texas, not to mention it also borders Mexico [1] Operation Fast and Furious, the operation that saw the US government arm the c
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by 0xy 2y ago
Probably less than he paid in retainer for the best lawyers France has to offer.
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by 0xy 2y ago
Discrimination based on race has lowered, they mean?
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by 0xy 2y ago
Does solar and wind price in the damage it causes via emissions from gas peaking plants (a fundamental coupling to any renewables)? If not, why are you insisting that externalities be factored into one side of the equation but not your side
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by 0xy 2y ago
Such as? Your comment amounts to "you're wrong".
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by 0xy 2y ago
China is opening 40 gigawatts of new coal capacity this year alone. China is a world leader in solar technology, so can do it as cheap as possible. Why open any coal if solar is cheaper?
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by 0xy 2y ago
It's an objective fact that closing coal plants and opening more expensive alternatives like wind and solar will raise prices. You can argue, perhaps rightly, that renewables are necessary for other reasons -- but cost is not a reason.
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by 0xy 2y ago
He fell into the ultimate game developer bikeshedding trap of building not only his own engine, but his own programming language for some reason. It's been over 8 years between releases, and all that time has been spent building a clos
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by 0xy 3y ago
Her work history is indeed extremely concerning, but you're probably being downvoted because you invented a fake quote. Double quotes means a literal quote, he never said that. You invented it.
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by 0xy 3y ago
Because nobody goes to Instagram to see political propaganda, that's what X and Facebook are for.
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Glassdoor CEO: 'Anonymous posts will always stay anonymous'(fortune.com)
2 points by 0xy 3y ago|3 comments
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by 0xy 3y ago
I tried AI Assistant and it's profoundly bad. The free trial didn't work (server error), so I put in my credit card and paid the extra cost. Same server error. Asked in the Discord and they said it was a known error that you could
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by 0xy 3y ago
Things like a black 1930s German soldier, for example. Google shoehorns in diversity so hard that it simply invents historical diversity in the name of DEI.
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by 0xy 3y ago
The reason Google has about 100 DEI employees with their hands on the controls of this thing is because they believe anything else is unacceptable. Gemini wasn't shocking because it showed racist and historically inaccurate material, i
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by 0xy 3y ago
It's been 5 years and they haven't figured out how to make a video player yet. Neither the old version or the new version work. Click to play, nothing. Click again to play, it plays for 3 seconds then stops? It's incredible h
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by 0xy 3y ago
There's always a new boogeyman they can trot out to protect the status quo, and this entire gauntlet felt contrived. "Oh no, new Russian threat! Looks like we need new powers again!"
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by 0xy 3y ago
Why bite the hand that pays the salary of the CEO?
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by 0xy 3y ago
Allow me to translate: "According to the new revelations, however, contracts for French companies have apparently been intercepted by US secret services for years" Given hacking means unauthorized access to data, can you explain h
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by 0xy 3y ago
The NSA spied on French private companies according to Wikileaks docs from 2015. [1] There's many such cases. They're well known for spying on Siemens as well. With allies like the United States, who needs enemies? [1] https:&#x2
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by 0xy 3y ago
JetBrains' AI product didn't even function at first for me. I purchased a plan, opened the pane in JetBrains and it gave me some weird error about my account. A day later, it was working but it was very bad. Would insert code all
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by 0xy 3y ago
Cloudflare Turnstile is a free alternative, and there's also hCaptcha as a freemium alternative. ReCAPTCHA is not effective if your users are any way motivated.
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by 0xy 3y ago
A previous employer who shall not be named had a policy that all Slack DMs older than 2 weeks were immediately deleted. Can't find any smoking guns if the gun has been incinerated.
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by 0xy 3y ago
I don't see this at all. Offers are down 5-10%, not 50%.
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by 0xy 3y ago
It's the #1 political issue in every single poll. Biden is polling so badly because of economy, and economy alone.
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by 0xy 3y ago
I don't think so. Let's take just one slice of what I mentioned -- video content. Dailymotion, a relatively small competitor, has over 200 employees. Vimeo has over 1,000. That's a single feature. Could 13 people clone Instag

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