Pet_Ant

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by Pet_Ant 8mo ago
Checking for updates and pulling in plug-ins. Both are valid.
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by Pet_Ant 9mo ago
My personal favourite work of his is "Happy People: A Year in the Taiga". Most of the people are doing immediate purposeful work and are much more present. There is so much resilience (the bear destroyed hut), and there is also tr
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by Pet_Ant 9mo ago
I’m assuming they think that rich people spend more so they pay more. This is a fallacy, because poor people spend a higher portion of their income (over a 100% a lot of the time).
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by Pet_Ant 9mo ago
> all but one member of NATO share the same values currently Turkey? Hungary? Slovakia?
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by Pet_Ant 9mo ago
It's worth mentioning that David Frum is Canadian and a Republican (the author of "Axis of Evil") https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Frum
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by Pet_Ant 9mo ago
Can you expand on this? I’m guessing that it’s something to do with preservation of mass & energy? Like mass doesn’t have to be preserved over a spatial dimension (eg rotating an object) but does over time.
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by Pet_Ant 9mo ago
This is a non-sequitor. Google has no constitutional right to exist or have accurate search results either. However, it's value depends on the quality of their search results. People outside the US don't care about the particulars
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by Pet_Ant 9mo ago
https://youtu.be/s1DyDRn4_Fw?si=hFcWL0wzKeoisBCh That would give you a sample of the language. Watching it seems pretty definitive that it is. A more eclectic member of the Arabic family, but it’s definitely Arab.
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by Pet_Ant 9mo ago
They want to have rigorous well-indexed system for the people in a country, when the system of the country isn't rigorous. When your constitution is ad hoc, it seems only fair that everything else is. Start with the foundation before f
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by Pet_Ant 9mo ago
Quick research, but it appears that the population are descendents of the Emirate of Sicily from 1000 AD, which was colonised by people from Tunisia, who would be considered Arabs generally. So a splinter group cut off from the main body fo
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by Pet_Ant 9mo ago
All this rigor for a country without an actual formalised constitution. I mean, maybe the government should work on that first and make sure it has a right to work there first? > Unlike in most countries, no official attempt has been mad
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by Pet_Ant 9mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maltese_language > Maltese is a Central Semitic language derived from late medieval Sicilian Arabic with Romance superstrata. It is the only Semitic language officially written in the L
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by Pet_Ant 9mo ago
Haven't read because of paywall, but for anyone who might not know: Ira_n_ is not Arab. They are Persian and speak an Indo-European language. Ira_q_, is Arab. Neighbors, some of the same religion^, similar name, same-ish alphabet, simi
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by Pet_Ant 9mo ago
I wish more resources were available legitimately. There is a dataset I need for legitimate research that I cannot even find a way to contact the repo owners. Mind you I take effort to not be burdensome by downloading only what I need and t
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by Pet_Ant 9mo ago
Have you considered PowerShell? It's open-source, and typed, and definitely usable from the command line with lots of resources for. https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell
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by Pet_Ant 10mo ago
I love Cinema... but I'd never invest my money in an independent film. I'd take stock in a Marvel film. Actually, this might actually be a place where Kalshi might be legitimate. Take a position, and the information lets cinemas d
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by Pet_Ant 10mo ago
To me art has always been "an interesting idea". Decorative things that take skill to me are crafts. Sure, it's a water color of your garden, but what does it tell us about the human condition? Sure, it's skilled... but
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by Pet_Ant 10mo ago
I suspect that the United States are trying to assert their dominance over the entirety of the Americas (both north and south). Hence this, the talk of fentanyl from Canada, Canada the 51st state, and annexing Greenland. See Orwell's 1
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by Pet_Ant 10mo ago
> I don't believe that there is near enough room for creativity to shine through in the prompt-generation pipeline I mean you are building a prompt and tweaking it. I mean even if you didn't do that you could still argue that f
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by Pet_Ant 10mo ago
I mean, this could literally be the last laptop shell, screen, keyboard and power adapter you ever buy. That's a fantastic sustainability story. Not to mention that if it dies you are never at risk of having to replace the whole thing
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by Pet_Ant 10mo ago
Going all-in beats hedging your bets when the gravy train is running thick. But when times go sour, fortunes reverse. Unfortunately, that's when survivor bias shows up. Being diversified (almost) leads to being in the upper-middle, but
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by Pet_Ant 10mo ago
Thanks... you just ruined it. I was so happy that finally that splendid slumber during transportation was finally getting the recognition it so richly deserves. ;)
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by Pet_Ant 10mo ago
I mean isn't this equivalent to "are we MIPS yet?"? I don't know the technicalities, but aren't they suspiciously close aren't they? ...and MIPS has been supported for a loong time already.
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by Pet_Ant 10mo ago
I think of it as creative destruction. If you can’t generate jobs that pay a living wage, then let’s let people back into the labor pool to enable the growth of a company that can.
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by Pet_Ant 10mo ago
But they are still gonna fab the Zen 6 chips. So for people already with AM5 motherboards populated with RAM but rocking a Zen 4 CPU this could be a good time to upgrade that CPU with your existing setup. You passing this generation just me
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by Pet_Ant 10mo ago
Higher DRAM prices might mean that there is less demand from new system builders mean depressed prices so it might be more tempting to upgrade your existing AM5 CPU to Zen 6
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by Pet_Ant 10mo ago
It's not moving the goalposts at all. I'm not a Rust programmer, but for years the message has been the same. It's been monotonous and tiring, so I don't know why you think it's new. Safe Rust code is safe. You know
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by Pet_Ant 10mo ago
Oh god, the 'z' in everything is grating. It feels like so try-hard, and I will not utilise it.
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by Pet_Ant 10mo ago
That is your distinction because you chose to draw the line around all humans. But who is to say that the line shouldn't be drawn around black-people, or just men, or just Christians? And no, taxes don't just magically benefit eve
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by Pet_Ant 10mo ago
> The work was given to other humans. They paid taxes. Says who? I mean what if black artists said they gave blues to black people, and white people making rock'n'roll? Black people spent money in black communities, now it&#x27

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