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by Rapzid 2y ago
What's next? The chronically, critically understaffed NTSB? Wasn't the FAA outsourcing their regulatory responsibility to Beoing, effectively letting the foxes guard the hen house, pointed to as a major contributing factor with th
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by Rapzid 2y ago
Is a diving watch a tool or fitness gadget? I have the opposite opinion on what's a tool and what's a toy.
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> Sometimes it’s better to be careful with the bold superiority. Sometimes it's better to just call the CCP on its 1984 bullshit.
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by Rapzid 2y ago
It's clearly trained to be a censor and an extension of the CCPs social engineering apparatus. Ready to be plugged into RedNote and keep the masses docile and focused on harmless topics.
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That he knew exactly what he was doing.
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by Rapzid 2y ago
They way he was biting his lower lip suggests to me he knew EXACTLY what he was doing.
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by Rapzid 2y ago
I guess we know now why TikTok voluntarily went dark. Wonder which companies will be assured by TikTok's assurances there will be no consequences for helping them break the law. I just hope this causes congress to dig their heels in ag
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by Rapzid 2y ago
I went to school in Texas and slavery was absolutely taught as the primary issue leading to the civil war.
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by Rapzid 2y ago
It's like a professional wandered into amateur hour.
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by Rapzid 2y ago
That's wild. So they just take the affiliate commission for everything when installed? A lot of people purchase things through affiliate links to knowingly support the affiliate.. But if they have Honey installed it just "steals&q
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by Rapzid 2y ago
They are quite open to immigration now. If you've been recently you'd know they are practically begging people to move there and make babies.
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by Rapzid 2y ago
This is absolutely bonkers. South Korea is one of the most advanced countries in the world with a strong democratic track record at this point. They are very proud of the country they built over just a few generations(and really since about
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by Rapzid 2y ago
In Texas most times I called a cab I expected them to never come. Only exception was scheduled airport rides a day or more in advance.
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by Rapzid 2y ago
They've mapped polls showing economy being the biggest voter issue and correlated that with voter behavior. Also, they mapped the counties highest hit by wages trailing inflation in PA.. They flipped for Trump from Biden this round. It
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by Rapzid 2y ago
The average voter doesn't spend their days thinking about woke. That's chronically online behavior. The top issues voters mentioned and has been correlated with voting behavior this round was the economy.
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by Rapzid 2y ago
That many people from his previous administration and own party coming out against his character issues? It's unprecedented. Mind boggling. Plus January 6th and all his legal problems(plus convictions). That whole government documents
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by Rapzid 2y ago
I don't think this is about you.
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by Rapzid 2y ago
This article about a 2T reduction in the US budget doesn't mention Congress once. Of all the articles I've seen entertaining this absurdity only two mentioned the obvious: * Excluding entitlement programs and defense, stuff promis
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by Rapzid 2y ago
Right, I didn't say anything about scores. Just adding another point of view.
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by Rapzid 2y ago
I'm not sure what to say, I believe you but you seem to be talking past my point that other companies may prefer to go a different route based on their needs and what they are optimizing for. There are real situations a CDN may be pref
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by Rapzid 2y ago
That's great and fair. Some places are NUTS about first page load speed(and I mean first time someone has ever visited the site) though and it really could matter across all deps depending on a ton of other factors.. Serving super comm
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by Rapzid 2y ago
To add, I really try to minimize external deps but if first-load speed were absolutely critical loading from jQuery CDN would increase odds of it already being cached.. Meh for most places I've worked though.
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by Rapzid 2y ago
The perf and power use is nice but I don't need the dual architecture stuff in my professional life. Been extremely happy with Windows and WSL last couple years, so happy to be a node or two behind on AMD laptops. Otherwise I use a wor
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by Rapzid 2y ago
You don't follow. Nothing against you in particular, but this is why we've had 10+ years of "color problem" articles and no real solutions. The problem isn't the colors, it's the ergonomics. The naive solution
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by Rapzid 2y ago
This article is about exactly what I'm addressing. I stopped reading after your false premise.
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by Rapzid 2y ago
I still haven't seen a good "solution" to this "problem" for imperative style programming. Why the quotes? Because the functions have different signatures, thus different functions(colors). And IT MATTERS. That&#x27
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by Rapzid 2y ago
HiDPI pushed me to run Mint for a while, then multi-monitor issues with hiDPI finally pushed me to WSL. Been using WSL full time for over a year and have no plans to go back..
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by Rapzid 2y ago
Jeff Bezos has interesting things to say about this in regards to his time at Amazon. He's said it was basically his job to go around sniffing those situations out and fixing them.
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It's particularly bad with Twitch and YouTube streams IMHO. The economics and experience of being in a large stream chat is depressing. The entire system is geared around feeling unheard, unseen and paying to be heard or seen. 20k peop
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by Rapzid 2y ago
Color management is such a shit show on PCs. Most phones these days support a large percentage of DCI-P3 and are configured for it. But even if you have a monitor that supports DCI-P3 you have to slog through modes, profiles, and blog posts

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