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by 79a6ed87 3y ago
Curiously, one of the things many people criticize about Milei is that he explains the situation of the economy and its solutions in a way that many people don't understand because he's too technical about it
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by 79a6ed87 3y ago
It's very easy to move here. Our Constitution says that everyone in our country has the same rights as an Argentine, even if they are not. So you can get a national ID pretty easily, and in two years (which can take more time if you ar
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by 79a6ed87 3y ago
It could be, but that's why I think that the "self-diagnosis != diagnosis" statement is important
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by 79a6ed87 3y ago
I've only seen that in Debian-based or Ubuntu-based distributions
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by 79a6ed87 3y ago
They seem to be paying more attention to YouTube rather than the search engine. What's more, Google is better at developing Android than it is as a search engine, that's why I started to pay for Kagi.
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by 79a6ed87 3y ago
Similarly to that, I saw people in awe that when you receive a token via SMS on iPhone it allows you to copy it without opening the message. Something that Android also already had since before. In Android's case it even writes it on t
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by 79a6ed87 3y ago
I remember watching an interview to Jorge Luis Borges (can't remember which one, neither if it was in English or Spanish) in which he said something similar. He argued that he preferred 19th century literature because back then it wasn
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by 79a6ed87 3y ago
Also, in that link you posted, the Homepage button is at the bottom and opens in a new tab. Terrible design decision.
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by 79a6ed87 3y ago
I've been paying for GPT-4 since 3 hours after its release. The decrease in quality was noticeable just one week later (on top of the cap changes from 50 messages every 4 hours to 25 messages every 3 hours) I originally assumed that th
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by 79a6ed87 3y ago
It's even blatantly worse in the Spanish Wikipedia
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The biggest lie tech people tell themselves – and the rest of us (2019)(vox.com)
4 points by 79a6ed87 3y ago|1 comments
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by 79a6ed87 3y ago
My favourite WM is awesomewm[1] It's mainly tiling but it has a floating mode. Also it's very customizable using Lua scripts. I love it because it's the closest thing to a modern back ion3/notionwm[2] But now I think tha
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by 79a6ed87 4y ago
I like the design of your blog, I might take some inspiration from it. Have a good weekend. Cheers from an Argentine :)
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by 79a6ed87 4y ago
Even though I agree, there will always be things that we don't own. I'm developing my blog in Svelte, and I trust that (despite being kind of a niche framework) it will last for long. But if it gets abandoned by its developers the
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by 79a6ed87 4y ago
>Counter question, is firmware on some cheap-ass $10 router is a Linux distribution? Is this cheap-ass $10 router IS Linux? Well, I think it is. Although they tend to refer to them as Linux-powered, which is still the same but with a hyp
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by 79a6ed87 4y ago
>Another litmus test I often amused by is how when where is a report of a bazillion of Windows infections (especially those when a user should explicitly run the payload, not just a drive-by) then it's Windows problem, but when ther
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by 79a6ed87 4y ago
I like Takahashi's music a lot and I just learned through your comment about his passing. This day got sader out of nowhere
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by 79a6ed87 4y ago
>For me it's mix of Linux kernel So, it IS a Linux distribution with other userspace that's not made by GNU. What some people call non-GNU/Linux. Distributions like Alpine for example would also be it. >The same app
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by 79a6ed87 4y ago
I understand the "this is why we can't have nice things" sentiment. On the other hand, it's a fascinating topic on a technical level and I wouldn't compare it to other system exploits that you may witness in real li
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by 79a6ed87 4y ago
>The luddites had a point. Didn't the machines ended up creating more jobs than there were before even taking into account the lost ones? They had a point, until it turned out they were wrong. Also, wasn't innovation getting in
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by 79a6ed87 4y ago
Exactly, and I came to the comments to see if someone was pointing it out. Anyways, the confusion between what's an emulator and what's a simulator is not uncommon.
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by 79a6ed87 4y ago
Or Hispanic/Latin being considered a separate race from White. Doesn't make any sense
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by 79a6ed87 4y ago
Many countries don't allow for double citizenship, but sometimes they have to make exceptions because some countries don't allow you to renounce to your nationality
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by 79a6ed87 4y ago
I'm not surprised. Both Wayland and GNOME are pushed by Red Hat.
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by 79a6ed87 4y ago
I would love to see Python in browsers more than Javascript. But since this works through WASM, I'd probably stick with Rust in that case. If I'm going to be bound by the limitations of how immature WebAssembly is right now, I&#x2
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by 79a6ed87 5y ago
Most of those things are true, specially mentioning Tether as the shady business it is and it's role pumping Bitcoin price. On the other hand, the white supremacist and nazi stuff means nothing today in the context they are trying to p