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Gud
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Gud
5mo ago
No it isn’t.
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Gud
5mo ago
Honestly, your suggestions found just as awful. Bloated sites need to go. Putting makeup on the pig and it’s still a pig.
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5mo ago
The comment I replied to pointed out that the benchmarks were old, which I agree with. Both 1 and 2 are old and irrelevant, the 3rd has no clear winner?
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5mo ago
It’s a favourable structure in many cases. Not everything is a business. OpenAI wasn’t, until it was.
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5mo ago
You cannot use excessive force, though. He could have handled this better by calling the campus police.
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5mo ago
You are vastly overstating how much maintenance a FreeBSD box has.
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5mo ago
Show me those benchmarks
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5mo ago
These days it’s fairly straightforward to install on my providers. I have FreeBSD with Hetzner and OVH. I’ve also used Vultr in the past.
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5mo ago
Why not? Making code is not synonymous with making software.
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5mo ago
Nothing costs $8 in a corporate setting.
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5mo ago
Nobody is arguing we should store nuclear waste haphazardly in barrels.
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5mo ago
Subpar wifi performance compared to Linux(perhaps better now?) subpar bluetooth, etc, etc, hardly makes it a good desktop OS. Passable yes, if you love it, but let's be realistic. I love FreeBSD btw.
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5mo ago
I doubt it. I am a diehard FreeBSD fan and I used it on my laptop for 20+ years, and dualbooted it for windows only for gaming. I tried my best to get gaming going, even running Arch in a jail, but it's not great for gaming purposes. I
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5mo ago
What about
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5mo ago
Total nonsense. The “NATO expansion” so often mentioned by Russian apologists, are free nations correctly observing they are more safe against their past oppressor by joining NATO. Russia is a bully, and smaller nations are strong together.
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5mo ago
I have developed multiple such applications myself. Essentially a wrapper around SQLite in pick your favourite language, that you then use to extract and combine different data.
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5mo ago
I don’t know if any of the above is true, but Mohammed married a young girl, which is totally fucked up and not at all what I expect from my spiritual leader. Mohammed sucked.
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5mo ago
Doubtful there is any acrobatic training like this for the regular fighter pilot.
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5mo ago
Rich don’t have income, they have wealth. And the oligarchs in Sweden pay very little taxes.
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5mo ago
That’s a pretty big “only”. Airplanes normally don’t fly so close.
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5mo ago
How?
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5mo ago
Uhm, why does the individual pay $300,000, sounds extremely backwards? That’s not a fact everywhere.
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5mo ago
Why should that not be the goal for everyone, rich and poor? And why are so few rich and so many poor?
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5mo ago
Windows 7 never took minutes to boot on a reasonable computer.
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5mo ago
What makes you think that? Why would “the most talented” necessarily side with the oppressors?
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5mo ago
The difference between then and now is that the have nots don’t have much leverage. At least during the French Revolution, they had strength in numbers. The people who control the capital are building autonomous armament to protect themsel
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5mo ago
Nuclear power has been amazing for my native country Sweden and I do not believe for a nanosecond that there were “economic forces” that shut down many of our operational nuclear plants. It was political lunacy, in Sweden and Germany and ma
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5mo ago
…yet!
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5mo ago
Yes, a voltmeter can lie to you. Full disclosure: I do high voltage testing for a living.
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5mo ago
The UI is already great. I can’t wait to run my models locally. The sooner I can do my shit without some American mega corp gulping down all my data, the better.
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