4gotunameagain

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by 4gotunameagain 5d ago
The only reason I enjoy cheap food is the industrialisation of agriculture and the subsequent increase in yields. P.s. the EU already decides how much, how many, what and when will be planted, through subsidising. And it's going quite
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by 4gotunameagain 5d ago
I do not think that housing should be broadly available for trade in global markets, in the typical definition of a commodity. That enables mass buyouts of housing from corporation which leads to rent extraction and a myriad of woes.
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by 4gotunameagain 5d ago
This is not true. Two more strong government interventions that would benefit the housing market: - Tax empty flats to death - Disallow corporate ownership of residential property
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by 4gotunameagain 5d ago
The article you linked can be clearly interpreted in a way that would make it possible.
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by 4gotunameagain 5d ago
The "free market" (which has been demonstrated to not be free at all) has no place in basic needs such as housing. Rent extraction is utterly counterproductive for a society. Housing should not be a commodity.
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by 4gotunameagain 7d ago
Association clouds.. Routes.. Whatever this is.. pigeon-footed → splayed toes → several directions → indecision → ambivalence Do not cross the two clouds until each has several branches. Reject commemorate + dulcigenic → a sweet me
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by 4gotunameagain 10d ago
> The Chinese and Russians are in no mood to slow down relative to the US. Typical boogeyman fearmongering to justify the existence and expansion of the US military industrial complex. Out of all these three (US, China, Russia), a simple
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by 4gotunameagain 12d ago
Or C99, ISO/IEC 9899:1999
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by 4gotunameagain 12d ago
The hypocrisy of Elon is unprecedented. He made his entire empire using tax money as an immigrant, and now he is anti tax, anti immigrants. It would be funny if it weren't tragic, as he is one of the most powerful bellends on the plane
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by 4gotunameagain 14d ago
Which being public wealth, should be publicly available. Data that were sourced from the public, should be public. We need this legislated, or wealth inequality and fiefdoms will keep growing with the historically known outcomes.
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by 4gotunameagain 1mo ago
Rumour has it that they achieved the first TERCOM using the then revolutionary bit slicing technology.
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by 4gotunameagain 1mo ago
https://www.sentex.net/~mwandel/tech/scanner.html
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by 4gotunameagain 1mo ago
If the price were to drop all the way down to $10/barrel, demand would skyrocket. The future where oil demand is so low and and will remain low even after low prices is much further ahead I'm afraid.
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by 4gotunameagain 2mo ago
Really cool. I'm quite curious as to where the webcam data came from, as it seems to be from various websites/sources.
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by 4gotunameagain 2mo ago
It's the new gen Z and younger thing, micro-optimise your appearance. Outcome of chronic social media exposure.
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by 4gotunameagain 2mo ago
Non gift article & tracking link: https://archive.is/s9qKW :)
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by 4gotunameagain 2mo ago
I appreciate the tongue in cheek joke, but it is quite different. In the case of music, you virtually always only hear the music, and the written down form is just a formalisation of said music. In the case of language, a vast corpus of inf
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by 4gotunameagain 2mo ago
The data cannot be right. Is the average penis really that small in the states ?
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by 4gotunameagain 2mo ago
I think the readme is clearly LLM generated. The tone, the short sentences, the em dashes, lists, sections.. It all feels like LLM.
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by 4gotunameagain 2mo ago
When pouch shells are tall and wide but thin (to fit thin products) they can be quite malleable indeed. It is very ill advised to bend them though.
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by 4gotunameagain 2mo ago
There is a problem though. Who sets the rules? Is it guaranteed that the rules are always sane, and for the benefit of society? I think a baseline level of rebelliousness is necessary. I also think that the German cultural obsession to co
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by 4gotunameagain 2mo ago
Which exercise outside mimics that movement while simultaneously being so easy on the joints ? Anyway this is just silly, we are splitting hairs. A lot of machines have a functional purpose and do not exist for the lazy. The LHC, ships, tho
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by 4gotunameagain 2mo ago
...What I knew about Germans.. ..who speak a language that sounds too harsh.. ..And of course, someone always brings up the Nazis That's bold, coming from Turkish people when their country is in an aggressive military dicta
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by 4gotunameagain 2mo ago
What about the elliptical ?
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by 4gotunameagain 2mo ago
What about exercise machines ?
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by 4gotunameagain 2mo ago
You cannot be giving opsec tips and then suggesting using some arbitrary 3rd part service (privnote) as something that leaves no trace. For all we know it is a honeypot. For all we know, everything is a honeypot.
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by 4gotunameagain 2mo ago
What did the law require ? And since when do AI companies care about copyright law ?
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by 4gotunameagain 2mo ago
It is not counter propaganda, it is propaganda. Propaganda to allow despicable actions to continue.
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by 4gotunameagain 2mo ago
The race-neutral casting of Nolan’s Odyssey was inevitably deplored in some quarters. But there is nothing progressive about it. Most of the non-white actors – Zendaya, Lupita Nyong’o, Himesh Patel, Corey Antonio Hawkins, Travis Scott
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by 4gotunameagain 2mo ago
I have absolutely no problems with AC when necessary, but I do have problems with unnecessary energy consumption in a warming planet. I do not think AC preference has anything to do with political beliefs, and I despise the "us and the

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