Baldbvrhunter

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by Baldbvrhunter 3y ago
The amount of packages for amd64 in Gb has doubled from 10Gb to 20Gb since November, so I guess your assertion is false. https://www.akhuettel.de/~huettel/plots/mirrors/binpackages-...
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by Baldbvrhunter 3y ago
I use Cursor IDE, which has ChatGPT built into it and Perplexity.ai which has a few engines to choose from. I use it as an enchanced syntax checker and error message solver i.e. you get an option to just "AI this error message" an
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by Baldbvrhunter 3y ago
$2m in Idaho is different to $2m in Silicon Valley. Why not just the top bracket of income tax at 100%?
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by Baldbvrhunter 3y ago
Some turbine facts for reference For a typical onshore wind turbine, the tower can contain approximately 295 tons of steel The concrete footings are usually 9 feet thick and 60 feet in diameter, requiring about 300 cubic yards of concrete,
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by Baldbvrhunter 3y ago
What does the contract you agreed with when you bought the original domain say? No-one can comment on the "legality" of your agreement without knowing what it is.
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by Baldbvrhunter 3y ago
that was why I said it was ironic
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by Baldbvrhunter 3y ago
Sounds like they have this huge pile of cash and can't think of a way to improve Firefox with it in any way that seems gee whizz enough. They tried hopping on Blockchain train and ended up jumping back off after getting roasted by JWZ
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by Baldbvrhunter 3y ago
> Mozilla intends to focus on A.I. -- so we can expect more A.I. investment, and possible A.I. services, in the year ahead. back in March Moziila announced $30m for A.I. services [0] what's weird is that wound business strategy is u
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by Baldbvrhunter 3y ago
It is an interesting question. How much cocaine goes via Amazon? Or ephedrine, or ecstasy... Etc
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by Baldbvrhunter 3y ago
in an ironic twist https://nitter.net/Rahll/status/1738286342390374882 https://nitter.net/Rahll/status/1739155446726791470 https://nitter.net/Rahll/status/17384
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by Baldbvrhunter 3y ago
Leave the house and do activities that other people do.
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by Baldbvrhunter 3y ago
I don't fully understand what you're opposing. is it? 1) that you paid for news 2) that it included ads both are just the price you want to pay. There are various state news outlets that you're probably already paying for - n
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by Baldbvrhunter 3y ago
The site builder, Uriel [0], was like those of us in his circle, strongly opinionated. Sadly he suicided in 2011 with Sodium Pentothal he bought mail order from China. My final Skype message to him was "goodnight, don't drink the
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by Baldbvrhunter 3y ago
Save 20 mins: Memory & disk space It's Microsoft, and everything that goes with that - telemetry, closed source, monoculture.
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by Baldbvrhunter 3y ago
what about wordle or the crossword or the cooking section https://cooking.nytimes.com/
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by Baldbvrhunter 3y ago
I would say 9 times out of 10 it's to get around the paywall and absolutely not some higher moralistic preservation of history. And everything is a grey area, determining the line is the existential purpose of these court cases. We&#x2
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by Baldbvrhunter 3y ago
I believe using CGI is, as Pedro Domingos might say, "sacrificing efficiency for generality". I use CGI quite a bit for returning JSON from multi-second DB queries. One of the beauties of CGI is you can run it in the terminal.
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by Baldbvrhunter 3y ago
I know all that. But who did the training?
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by Baldbvrhunter 3y ago
> ... for profit. for non-profit
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by Baldbvrhunter 3y ago
For approved choices :) > AUTO10,1000 Silly > _
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by Baldbvrhunter 3y ago
No wonder foreigners think Britain = London. Our economy is so skewed. The manufacturing is 200 miles away on the M62 corridor (200 miles is a long way btw. :) Or the eponymous "Hello London!" from an American singer walking out o
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by Baldbvrhunter 3y ago
paywalled https://archive.is/3lUUk
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T-Mobile introduce fines from Jan 1 for "Code of Conduct" violations(support.bandwidth.com)
95 points by Baldbvrhunter 3y ago|118 comments
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by Baldbvrhunter 3y ago
5 PROHIBITED CAMPAIGN CONTENT 5.1 Unlawful, Unapproved, or Illicit Content No messaging programs can run on the T-Mobile that may promote unlawful, unapproved, or illicit content, including but not limited to: • SPAM; • Fraudulent or mislea
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by Baldbvrhunter 3y ago
sure, but that doesn't make it their #1 job my pyjamas are regulated to be fireproof too
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by Baldbvrhunter 3y ago
yet in 15+ years I have never used any of mine for that
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by Baldbvrhunter 3y ago
Earendel was employed by Wube in February 5, 2021 https://factorio.com/blog/post/fff-365
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by Baldbvrhunter 3y ago
George Orwell described that very thing in 1946 . https://www.orwellfoundation.com/the-orwell-foundation/orwel... > The word Fascism has now no meaning except in so far as it signifies ‘something not desirable’. Th
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by Baldbvrhunter 3y ago
> Equity: Opportunities are fair and unbiased No, that's "equality". Quite the difference in what is supposed to be a dummies guide. https://risetowin.org/what-we-do/educate/resource-module/e
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by Baldbvrhunter 3y ago
clearly I am a doctor, physicist, chemist, lawyer and ethicist with my 60%

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