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by HamburgerEmoji 5y ago
I think that was humor, because there seem to be at least three GPU-accelerated terminal emulators written in Rust.
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by HamburgerEmoji 5y ago
Just call it being harmonized. That's what the Chinese have been calling it for years. Twitter is part of the same kind of apparatus in the US.
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by HamburgerEmoji 5y ago
All a competitor needs to do for me to prefer them is not be part of the Ministry of Truth, i.e., to not set itself up as the arbiter of whether information is correct. It should know its role: to store and play videos and such. Odysee, Rum
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by HamburgerEmoji 5y ago
The way Australia is going, it seems clear they just want to be able to stifle all dissent.
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by HamburgerEmoji 5y ago
Do you suppose anyone ever committed suicide after wrongly being adjudged an abuser?
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by HamburgerEmoji 5y ago
I've heard that around 130k people are delivered from poverty each day lately. That's due to markets and such, not the good intentions of people like Pol Pot. There is some argument to be made along these lines, but it involves c
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by HamburgerEmoji 5y ago
> Otherwise I don't think I have a very wasteful usage of electricity. Well, of course you don't think it's wasteful. But that's irrelevant. We're talking about putting the power to decide what's "was
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by HamburgerEmoji 5y ago
Please furnish a comprehensive list of your uses of electricity. We'd like to go through it and see which of them are wasteful. We'll let you know which ones you won't be allowed to do anymore.
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Week 8 of medical apartheid in Lithuania(threadreaderapp.com)
2 points by HamburgerEmoji 5y ago|0 comments
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by HamburgerEmoji 5y ago
Not necessarily. https://larrysanger.org/2020/05/wikipedia-is-badly-biased/
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by HamburgerEmoji 5y ago
Pretty cool. If you like Ableton but would prefer to use a more obscure underdog for some reason, there's Bitwig.
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by HamburgerEmoji 5y ago
Easy to predict, once you get the notion that the real purpose of all this flailing is to disempower people, i.e., to change things so that ordinary people cannot buy and use as much electricity as they like, for that to be something for ri
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by HamburgerEmoji 5y ago
Hmm, I hadn't noticed that, but I noticed today that the "37 comments" links include too much stuff in the "a" tags now. Surely it's related.
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by HamburgerEmoji 5y ago
Well, I don't know if they'd really fit the bill for you, but what comes to my mind is stuff by Jaron Lanier, and "When Google Met Wikileaks" by Julian Assange. Assange actually seems similar to Chomsky to me because of
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by HamburgerEmoji 5y ago
Well, the point of all this is for Facebook to censor a lot more stuff than it does now. Seems plausible to me that Zuckerberg wants that too, but to retain the appearance of having his hands tied by regulation.
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by HamburgerEmoji 5y ago
Hmm. I have a hard time believing that companies will ever not need to express some business-related desire and have it translated into software for them. That's my job -- to listen to what people need, and to make stuff that will do t
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by HamburgerEmoji 5y ago
I think you already know it and mentioned it, but definitely try to get in somewhere via friends or acquaintances, if possible. I'm kind of in the same boat. I think it's just a matter of finding some organization where you will b
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by HamburgerEmoji 5y ago
Eh, here's some stuff he posted several hours ago: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1451714806721957891.html Are you suggesting all these photos are forgeries or mistranslated?
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by HamburgerEmoji 5y ago
> He has no reason not to do it other than being a CHUD. There are perfectly valid concerns being raised by experts in the field. If you don't have time to watch this, there are slides. https://rumble.com/vnbv86-winn
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by HamburgerEmoji 5y ago
I think the suggestion was that there's this crazy explosion of transitive dependencies because JS is not 'batteries included' with some standard library that covers quite a lot of what people want. If there's no standar
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by HamburgerEmoji 5y ago
4chan and the MSM are both despicable slime pits in their own ways, but 4chan is much more honest. If the corporate media decides some subject is taboo, or that some line of inquiry is banned in order to protect advertisers' profit, yo
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by HamburgerEmoji 5y ago
Good on them. They're absolutely right to refuse to be drafted into serving as medical police, conducting undignified checks of the medical papers of their customers. Good for them, and shame on anyone who's going along with it.
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by HamburgerEmoji 5y ago
It's like evil cancer, this mentality that individual humans are just types of pokemon and that we need to try to have the "correct" number of each. No good will come of it.
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by HamburgerEmoji 5y ago
Begging the question. It remains to be seen if the document I linked even is a piece of propaganda or disinformation. Being correct would be adequate defense against those accusations, wouldn't it?
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by HamburgerEmoji 5y ago
My agenda is, I don't like it when healthy young people develop debilitating heart problems, and I hope to avoid that as much as possible. Were you hoping for something more than that? And let's please stop with the account age sh
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by HamburgerEmoji 5y ago
I linked to a PDF, not the whole site. Let's focus on the information in that document. Thanks.
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by HamburgerEmoji 5y ago
I thought the story about whistling frequencies was apocryphal, but no, he's really doing it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVZm7I1CTBs
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Dr. Jessica Rose, Slides on Vaers, Sept [pdf](covexit.com)
1 points by HamburgerEmoji 5y ago|0 comments
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by HamburgerEmoji 5y ago
It's not a matter of opinion, it's a matter of definition. I know what basic words mean. People can only disagree with the statements I made by destroying the meanings of the words I used. It's no big surprise that they'
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by HamburgerEmoji 5y ago
Do you have some kind of daily self-cultivation practice like meditation or prayer?

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