TehCorwiz

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by TehCorwiz 1y ago
In the us several of those are administered by different governments (state v federal) and at least one is literally forbidden from being used as an id number because the numbers are reused (but everyone does anyway).
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by TehCorwiz 1y ago
Empirically that’s absurd. The US is currently undergoing an internal struggle that’s exemplified by the agents of change being part of the government AND dangerously hostile to opposition.
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Don't fret too much. This has been in the making since at least [1933]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_Plot ). Nixon moved it forward, but found enough conscience or fear to give in. Ford's pardon and t
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by TehCorwiz 1y ago
Oh, it's deadly serious. It sounds like you've never dealt with a true narcissist.
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Since congress didn't authorize this how is it legal? If it's not authorized by congress and there's no rules about where the money goes, where does it go? How is it being tracked and where will the details be published? Thes
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by TehCorwiz 1y ago
I used many words earlier to express just this. If only I were so elegant and concise.
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by TehCorwiz 1y ago
Is hoarding wealth at the expense of everyone else not abusive behavior? Is paying your workers poverty wages and enriching yourself not exploitative? Why does "business" get a pass on socially acceptable behavior? "Oh, it in
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by TehCorwiz 1y ago
I don't have a yacht with a smaller yacht inside. I didn't buy a chair at my alma mater. My brother is deep in student loan debt. I skipped college because I couldn't afford to work and go to school. I keep a collection of sc
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by TehCorwiz 1y ago
The US has one of the largest militaries in the world and has nearly 75 year of experience in force projection around the world. No one is escaping what happens. It's just that he's turned the beast on it s people first. When it&#
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by TehCorwiz 1y ago
Idiocracy was the good timeline. Where are you President Comancho? He at least knew when to let the smartest person in the room talk and had the best interest of his country at heart.
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by TehCorwiz 1y ago
The Burrito Supreme Court said that they and no other are the sole arbiter of what constitutes an "official act" by The President. And, that he is immune from prosecution for "official acts". Congress has simultaneously
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by TehCorwiz 1y ago
At least Ellen Dash. The author of the pdf the post links to.
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by TehCorwiz 1y ago
> Moving forward, only engineers employed or contracted by Ruby Central will hold administrative permissions to the RubyGems.org service. Several of the people removed are employees or contractors of Ruby Central. This doesn't pass
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by TehCorwiz 1y ago
It's easier to learn to run a non-profit coming from a technical management background than it is for an MBA to learn to be an engineer.
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by TehCorwiz 1y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1plPyJdXKIY
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by TehCorwiz 1y ago
Fuck you. Yes I can blame them. They’re selling democracy and civil society down the river for profit. It’s greed, it’s corruption, it’s disgusting! They might think it will save them but acquiescing to a bully never works. It just shows yo
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by TehCorwiz 1y ago
Doesn’t DDR just stand for Double-Data-Rate? So you implemented basic DDR on top is sdram. Not a bad approach, just wanted to point it out.
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by TehCorwiz 1y ago
I used to have books of models like these. Space stations, trains, wild west diorama sets, cars, etc. I wish I could find copies of the older ones.
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by TehCorwiz 1y ago
The President is currently demanding bribes and fealty from corporations in the open while sending the us military against its citizens. If reformation fails then we are headed towards a dark place anyway.
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by TehCorwiz 1y ago
I like that they handle the recursive case.
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by TehCorwiz 1y ago
And the tariffs, visa restrictions, limitation on scientific publications if you take federal grant money, will all prevent any of that from reaching us.
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by TehCorwiz 1y ago
Disagree. The more times it says “Gr2” the more likely search is to associate it with the misspelling and send people there to learn of their mistake.
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by TehCorwiz 1y ago
What about all that GitHub training data using the wrong domain? Even being a different token it’s still being trained as a correct value.
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by TehCorwiz 1y ago
Broadly and imprecisely speaking, kickbacks are illicit payments by a vendor or contractor to a specific member of the customer company for maintaining the relationship regardless of value or worth. It’s a type of bribery. The Sopranos was
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by TehCorwiz 1y ago
The healthcare industry as it is is dominated by parasitic middlemen sucking the money from both patient and provider.
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by TehCorwiz 1y ago
This looks like it's targeted at small manufacturers for distinct, high-quality but recycling friendly packaging. I see this as just a premiumish product packaging design choice. It's about $0.20 per staple. The design of the boxe
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by TehCorwiz 1y ago
CRT advantages over modern displays: - Blackest blacks. Deep detail in dark scenes. - Lower latency. - scanlines make everything look cooler. Especially pixel art. - nes and arcade light guns! Making this kind of experience work on modern
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by TehCorwiz 1y ago
Throughout the 20th century we went from drawings of the intimate and obscene to photos, followed by video, then with sound, then delivered by mail, then down the street, and finally right in your pocket. All the while women’s right have be
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by TehCorwiz 1y ago
I know. And it makes me sad. All things being equal, it’s still important to reply and contextualize. It’s not enough to follow the old advice of “Don’t feed the trolls “ because the trolls won the last war and now they’re in power. Now we
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by TehCorwiz 1y ago
“In a huge multi-decade operation, the whole of the Arctic town is being moved as an iron ore mine operated by the state-owned mining company LKAB weakens the ground, threatening to swallow the town.” What even is your comment dude? What ki

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