PestoDiRucola

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by PestoDiRucola 3y ago
It's never come to full blows though.
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by PestoDiRucola 3y ago
> With that title and reception I can imagine people bookmarking this for „later“ and feeling good about it. I'm in this comment and I don't like it. > If you can open a math book anywhere in the last 20% of pages and just s
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by PestoDiRucola 3y ago
> and that doesn't make public transit for daily commuting a realistic possibility Why not? Busses exist.
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by PestoDiRucola 3y ago
What if I don't want to spend hours every month (in addition to the initial effort) to fix my editor with which I just want to do some damn work with?
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by PestoDiRucola 3y ago
> Don’t get me wrong, I think he’s a great engineer and a great businessman What proof is there that Elon is a great engineer? What has he invented or developed? As to whether he's also a great businessman the jury is still out on t
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by PestoDiRucola 3y ago
To be fair, Gitlab accidentally deleted 6 hours worth of data from their database some time ago.
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by PestoDiRucola 3y ago
> Value for who? No innovation Apple silicon?
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by PestoDiRucola 4y ago
> what would the consequences be to a German car manufacturer given similar circumstances? Probably attempted to be hidden in collaboration with the German government like they did with Dieselgate.
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by PestoDiRucola 4y ago
I don't know about Japan, but this is certainly not the case for Italy and Germany. Even though they might have started existing as political entities in the late 19th century, the idea of "Germany" or "Italy" exist
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by PestoDiRucola 4y ago
> That'd be true today in a timeline where Napoleon won. Or a timeline in which the Roman Empire never collapsed. Which is what I think is a better comparison to China.
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by PestoDiRucola 4y ago
> The interesting thing about these groups is that they exhibit “carrying limits”: they get to particular community sizes and begin to experience attrition through secularization I feel like this is true for religious groups in christian
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by PestoDiRucola 4y ago
Thomas Aquinas lived in the middle ages, he was closer to our day than the "ancient world".
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by PestoDiRucola 4y ago
I don’t think ChatGPT is of any threat to Google. I am pretty certain that Google and maybe other tech companies such as Meta probably have their own text generation models that are as good as (if not better) ChatGPT. Why they haven’t relea
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by PestoDiRucola 4y ago
> In response to woke pressures, the U.S. military was properly to be envisioned more as a social-justice institution I’m sorry but I cannot take seriously an article related to military history that uses meaningless words such as woke u
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by PestoDiRucola 4y ago
But the comment I replied to was mentioning serial though.
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by PestoDiRucola 4y ago
One thing I don’t see being mentioned in this thread (I only skimmed the article, so I don’t know if it’s mentioned there) is that you can run out of numbers when using serial, as they have a max, so if you are planning to have a table whic
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by PestoDiRucola 4y ago
Yeah it works pretty well. Italy also has a digital identity system called SPID which can be used to log in for all governmental services which also works pretty well.
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by PestoDiRucola 4y ago
> as well as a late start to industrialization This is true for the more rural southern states, northern states industrialized way earlier (which goes to prove the rest of your argument about slavery).
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by PestoDiRucola 4y ago
At least unbanning alt-right figures (as much as I disagree with) was in line with Musk's free-speech pretense. Everything else that came after that... yikes. I wonder what juicy government contracts the GOP has promised him.
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by PestoDiRucola 4y ago
I think Twitter is about to jump the shark. This is insane.
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by PestoDiRucola 4y ago
Not to his cult followers who are pretty much what's left of his fans. They would never betray their narcissistic cult leader.
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by PestoDiRucola 4y ago
> Also looks like he's great friends with Larry Ellison. That explains a lot. Don't forget Peter Thiel.
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by PestoDiRucola 4y ago
IIRC two-factor authentication broke down for some hours.
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by PestoDiRucola 4y ago
I'm pretty sure the OP is joking.
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by PestoDiRucola 4y ago
All of these are true for the UK as well, with the added problem of Brexit and possible future Scottish independence.
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by PestoDiRucola 4y ago
What problems do France and Germany have that make the UK seem better by comparison?
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by PestoDiRucola 4y ago
If you browse the "ask" and "show" sections more than the homepage then it seems a lot more hacker-centered :)
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by PestoDiRucola 4y ago
Those are not the conditions Twitter employees signed for when they started working for Twitter.
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by PestoDiRucola 4y ago
> Maybe 2 decades ago when I was a teenager and valued money way more. Even then it would not be a good idea to work for any of Musk's companies. The engineers that work there are notoriously paid little compared to industry standar
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by PestoDiRucola 4y ago
Yeah the fork is a weird example since it was introduced relatively late in England.

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