Thiez

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by Thiez 2y ago
It seems that they kind of did, performing false flag operations in neighbouring Arab countries to "encourage" Jews to move to Israel: https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/20230619-undeniable-proof-... .
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by Thiez 2y ago
> only if you're straight. if you're gay, the Palestinians will throw you off a building. What building? Two thirds of them have been bombed by Israel. > can you tell me what happens when Palestinians have unfettered access
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by Thiez 2y ago
Why? I think most of us can recognize they're not necessarily good by our standards, so they're not the good guys. But they are the ones resisting a genocidal apartheid colonialist state, so they're at least better than the I
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by Thiez 2y ago
I'll happily admit that there is (to me) no reason to believe that humans can do things that a Turing machine could not, or that we are magically exempt from stuff like the halting theorem or have special insights in NP-complete proble
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by Thiez 2y ago
Humans can't see the balance at a glance, but we can still easily check the balance of arbitrarily complex nested parenthesis because we are not limited in the same way an FSM is. We're just way way way slower than a computer.
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by Thiez 2y ago
> Personally, I have no idea what y'all are talking about. > > I enjoy seeing other people, I went sailing with a group of friends yesterday, but I absolutely enjoy spending most of my time alone. That's wonderful that yo
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by Thiez 2y ago
Exactly, and that's why it's so pointless to ban politics. Whatever you include in or exclude from that ban is in itself a political decision.
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by Thiez 2y ago
> Tens of millions of teenage Americans are addicted to it is the evidence. Chinese don't allow their kids to waste all day long on stupid douyin, Americans don't have such luxuries, as tons of red necks are going to jump up an
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by Thiez 2y ago
You can't ban politics. Everything is politics.
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by Thiez 2y ago
Your cluster consists of multiple machines ('nodes'). Upgrading is as simple as adding a new, upgraded node, then evicting everything from one of the existing nodes, then take it down. Repeat until every node is replaced. Downtime
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by Thiez 2y ago
> Remember when we parsed JSON with libs written in JS? No, when was that? Because it was always possible to `eval(jsonString)` and get the parsed result. Indeed, that was the whole point.
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by Thiez 2y ago
Rust isn't so bad, is it? The example of `char ( ( x[3])())[5]` would translate to `[fn() -> [fn() -> u8; 5]; 3]`. It's inherently an ugly type, but I think it's easier to read than the C version.
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by Thiez 2y ago
Why would the fetus have any rights that are not automatically defeated by the rights of its mother if it's not a person? All anti-abortion arguments that I'm aware of start by arguing that the fetus deserves the rights of a perso
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by Thiez 2y ago
> Once again, evolutionists report that an organism gained abilities it basically already had. There was no, new capabilities invented in the process. So, you might want to drop that one. Maybe you can stop with the disingenuous "ev
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by Thiez 2y ago
> We’d have to see them turn into organisms that were very different from their original form or even multi-cellular. That would be closer to what evolution as origin of life says. Instead, most (all?) stay what they are with minor adapt
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by Thiez 2y ago
The brilliant article you post argues against ring species, but it does so by demonstrating geographic breaks that caused... speciation. So perhaps ring species as a concept sadly aren't as much a thing as was suggested in my HS days (
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by Thiez 2y ago
"Species" itself is a vague concept in biology. It makes sense at a HS level like "dog is a different species from elephant" but it breaks down in more complex cases, e.g. lion + tiger. Ring species are also a nice examp
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by Thiez 2y ago
If you check the Bible you'll find that the Jews obtained their "homeland" through... genocide. Their deity told them to move there and kill every man, woman, child, and even the livestock already living there. They're j
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by Thiez 2y ago
Sure. This is just Great Man theory [1] in action. It's a bit absurd, once you know about it you see it everywhere. It's especially distasteful when it's about people who 'discovered' places, because the next step w
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by Thiez 2y ago
No, because sometimes there are multiple correct ways to pronounce it in the same language / culture.
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by Thiez 2y ago
This all just speaks in favor of decolonialization, does it not? When decolonialisation is complete the $dictator won't be able to use it as a distraction, nor can it be a source of corruption. And apart from that it's a noble and
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by Thiez 2y ago
And in case your data does contain NULs, presumably one could add a layer of base64 encoding. Not nice for the filesize, but also much less likely to upset a text editor when the script is opened (even in the absence of NUL bytes).
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by Thiez 2y ago
This is also where Google went right with QUIC: encrypt as much as possible to show middleboxes the least possible. This combats ossification. Then again it seems likely middleboxes will just block QUIC (or UDP in general).
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by Thiez 2y ago
Strangely his children are all white. The continent of Africa has more genetic diversity than the rest of the world combined. Seems like he's not picking the mothers very well if he's maximising "genetic diversity" of hi
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by Thiez 2y ago
At that point wouldn't you "just" download the source and compile locally? Since you presumably could compile stuff. Add a 'bin' folder in your home directory to your PATH and enjoy.
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by Thiez 2y ago
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by Thiez 2y ago
And 150 of the 400 "partners" will also have a pre-ticked "legitimate interest" checkbox that you have to untick separately. To me that's an automatic maximum penalty fine, but sadly there is no enforcement.
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by Thiez 2y ago
Can you show damages? If you can win a lawsuit here that would be great, paving the way for sueing Christians for their passive aggressive 'I'll pray for you' nonsense would be amazing.
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by Thiez 2y ago
Perhaps the first generation would be deformed but second-gen (if they hypothetically get that far) should be much closer. You still need the mitochondrial DNA as well.
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by Thiez 2y ago
Copyright infringement is not, nor has it ever been, theft. Why would you push that absurd publisher propaganda?

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