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by NewJazz 8mo ago
X is not a person, it is a website run by Elon Musk. Elon, through his company, publishes the photos. I don't think it matters whether he posted them or not. He was aware of and encouraging of the practice, at least when applied to pho
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
They don't publish that on their websites, though.
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
Elon let a bunch of people generate lewd photographs depicting minors, then published it.
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
It's so sad US elites are so desperate for mindshare that they have to resort to dumping (mis)information on everyone else, everywhere.
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
Aiui they are also migrating their backend api(s) from rust to node. They were already using astro with rust on the backend (after dropping ssr with tera).
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
due to the nature of safety in Rust, I’d find myself writing boilerplate code just to avoid calling .unwrap(). I’d get long chain calls of .ok_or followed by .map_err. I defined a dozen of custom error enums, some taking other enums, becau
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
Name constraints https://systemoverlord.com/2020/06/14/private-ca-with-x-509-...
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
But grapheneos doesn't need to be rooted!
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
The author claimed cert-manager as inherent k8s overhead (its not) but then didn't mention certificate management with docker swarm at all. They lost me there.
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
That's not even close to the same as a well thought out rbac system, sorry.
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
Yeah I was trying to give the post a serious consider, but the author just flatly dismissed network policies as not needed, suggesting that we just make new overlay networks for every set of containers that need to communicate. This post re
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
I have never had an issue with browser automation like selenium in containers. Is that actually an issue?
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
[Redacted for legal reasons]
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by NewJazz 8mo ago
Despite DHS repeatedly framing Mobile Fortify as a tool for identifying people through facial recognition, however, the app does not actually “verify” the identities of people stopped by federal immigration agents—a well-known limitation o
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by NewJazz 9mo ago
Nobody asked them to do that lol. Keep coping.
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by NewJazz 9mo ago
If you look at their methodology, it says they use county level data for childcare costs. That can definitely understate rates in core urban areas, depending on the county limits. Also, a lot of the data is at least a few years old now. And
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by NewJazz 9mo ago
Seriously. Lots of people have roommates to save money. But they often meet those people socially, and sometimes those people flake on rent or just straight up dip out on the lease. And living with strangers an even tougher ask. When did a
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by NewJazz 9mo ago
The website is US-specific, so....
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by NewJazz 9mo ago
1. This is not ai generated. 2. Did you look in the costs breakdown? You'll probs find your answers there. 3. I am guessing having a spare adult to take care of 3 children instead of paying for childcare is probably the difference.
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by NewJazz 9mo ago
Also some folks are just smaller than others.
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by NewJazz 9mo ago
Your 130k number is >2x what it should be. Recalculate.
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by NewJazz 9mo ago
Yes, this is supposed to be the number at which you aren't going to go into (medical, auto) debt, make rent/utilities each month, and not starve. It is by no means intended to represent a life containing any luxuries.
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by NewJazz 9mo ago
I'm guessing it uses the cost of a studio for a single person.
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by NewJazz 9mo ago
Are you factoring in fuel, repairs, maintenance, registration/taxes, and insurance? As well as depreciation?
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by NewJazz 9mo ago
So has the US, difference is the US citizens don't get anything good out of their debt.
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by NewJazz 9mo ago
Are those people funding their retirement? Are they going to be able to take care of themselves as health issues come up? Are they receiving support from family? Edit: also the housing cost is probably factoring in a studio or maybe a 1bd f
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by NewJazz 9mo ago
Presumably bugs that may still be under embargo
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by NewJazz 9mo ago
One thing that always bothered me about gitea is they wouldn't even dog food for a long time. GitLab has been developing on GitLab since forever, basically.
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by NewJazz 9mo ago
Yes. They could be nationalized in times of war, but that hasn't happened since WW2 I think. The antitrust case and other regulatory arm twisting is more to worry about.
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by NewJazz 9mo ago
Explain

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