Thorrez

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by Thorrez 2y ago
256F ╯ Box Drawings Light Arc Up And Left https://www.unicode.org/charts/nameslist/n_2500.html
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by Thorrez 2y ago
>Microsoft is halfway through its 2026 fiscal year. It's almost like someone was given instructions at the end of the calendar year to bump up that revenue line for the Office Consumer division. 2026?
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by Thorrez 2y ago
By who? They say there doesn't exist a database tracking things like this: >“This incident, along with previous NEOCP postings of the WMAP spacecraft, highlights the deplorable state of availability of positional information on dist
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by Thorrez 2y ago
Why not try to actually sell the property? It sounds like it's property that's much less valuable than it looks on paper, and these spammers are only looking at the paper value. If they buy it and use it, that's better than t
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by Thorrez 2y ago
I don't think what you're saying is accurate. Your statement would be correct if the measure of how slow the algorithm is is how much compute time it takes. But the measurement they're actually using is how many books need to
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by Thorrez 2y ago
I'm pretty sure that's a typo, and "incremental" was meant to be included in that sentence.
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by Thorrez 2y ago
I guess your point is that frequent social media users are in a constant state of withdrawal because the second they stop using it, they go into withdrawal. Is that what happens with smokers/drinkers? Are smokers/drinkers consider
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by Thorrez 2y ago
Is there any withdrawal going on? The study looked at people who use social media frequently, and people who don't use social media frequently. It didn't specifically look at people who recently quit using social media.
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by Thorrez 2y ago
I guess he promised to commute his sentence, then later changed his mind to pardon him: >I just called the mother of Ross William Ulbricht to let her know that in honor of her and the Libertarian Movement, which supported me so strongly,
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by Thorrez 2y ago
>He only allegedly needed to hire a hitman You don't need to hire a hitman when someone blackmails you.
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by Thorrez 2y ago
>if they demonstrate exceptional rehabilitation and remorse, as Ross has He seems to be denying that he hired hitmen: https://youtu.be/zHMVyr5NjEY?si=GC1RhHhgLxe8gUOL&t=801
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by Thorrez 2y ago
Then commute his sentence to time served. Don't pardon him, which says he wasn't guilty to begin with.
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by Thorrez 2y ago
>you must [...] never criticize the administration or face the consequences of being ostracized, attacked, power revoked, and prosecuted by a weaponized DOJ. It's not "never". JD Vance published a book criticizing Trump, a
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by Thorrez 2y ago
John Cena was probably the wrestler HenryBemis was referring to. Although he started learning Chinese a long time ago, not for the purpose of apologizing. A couple years ago he called Taiwan a country, then issued an apology. https:/&
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by Thorrez 2y ago
>Till now, commenting or criticizing someone was fair game, not anymore. Musk and trump have shown they can petty and vindictive. Tons of people criticize both of them. In fact, both Musk and Trump have publicly criticized each other, an
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by Thorrez 2y ago
>The Communications Act of 1934 primarily targets traditional media (e.g., television, radio), while TikTok is an algorithm-driven social media platform where content is user-generated. Its operational model is fundamentally different fr
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by Thorrez 2y ago
NYT does have a left leaning bias. Here's an example where a conservative person and a liberal person each did the same donation tax avoidance strategy, and the NYT said the conservative got "an enormous personal tax windfall&quot
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by Thorrez 2y ago
Thanks for the clarification about founding. But he joined as chair of the board when the company was less than 1 year old, and helped develop their first car. >and most definitely did not did it for environmental reasons. From that same
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by Thorrez 2y ago
Elon Musk is concerned about climate change, and created Telsa to lead the migration to electric cars to help combat climate change. That seems like a positive impact to life on earth.
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That doesn't look like an internal presentation though.
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by Thorrez 2y ago
Are you talking about houses? Wouldn't insurance cover those, not taxpayers?
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by Thorrez 2y ago
I wonder what would happen if they exploited these webshells' backdoors to delete the webshells...
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by Thorrez 2y ago
>Few languages have equivalents. (C++ and D are exceptions). I would say Rust is still better than C++ here, because in Rust const is default. In C++, people often either forget to write const, or intentionally don't write const bec
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by Thorrez 2y ago
>But don't pretend to be free speech defenders I don't quite understand what you're saying. Does donating to a charity they support make them not free speech defenders? >It makes me feel like the margins are too high al
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by Thorrez 2y ago
>I'm not sure why the non-unicode APIs are still so commonly used. Even argv is affected on Windows. That's part of the C and C++ standard, not really a Windows API. Telling all C/C++ devs they need to stop using argv is k
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by Thorrez 2y ago
You could write an LLM in plain JS, right?
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by Thorrez 2y ago
According to this, frozen tastes better. And house made fries take a lot of kitchen space. https://www.foodandwine.com/chefs-favorite-frozen-french-fri...
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by Thorrez 2y ago
Although, if the goal is to switch entirely off of plastic, I don't think modern glass baby bottles will do that, because the ones I've seen still use plastic caps. BTW, we just bought some glass bottles (with plastic caps) today.
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by Thorrez 2y ago
Thanks for that info. Although, if the goal is to switch entirely off of plastic, I don't think modern glass baby bottles will do that, because the ones I've seen still use plastic caps. BTW, we just bought some glass bottles (wit
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by Thorrez 2y ago
On many occasions my baby has whacked the bottle out of my hand onto the floor. He can be quite strong. He also often grabs the bottle and yanks it quickly out of his mouth. When he's eating solid food in his high chair, he needs water

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