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by Y_Y 9mo ago
I don't think you've eliminated the likely hypothesis that overly processed food and GLP-1 use are significantly more prevalent in America. I don't think anyone would argue that these things don't exist at all in other c
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by Y_Y 9mo ago
To be fair, there is sorta kinda a mobile version: Phosh. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phosh And amusingly Ubuntu uses Qt for its phone clone of Gnome. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu_Touch
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by Y_Y 9mo ago
Seconded! I really liked Nix, but found the language and some of the tooling inscrutable. With (non)Guix I got all the Nix goodness, but in a form I understood much better. If Guix wasn't so good I'd be on Gentoo or Arch.
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by Y_Y 9mo ago
> overall, the young copy the elders and contend hotly with them in words and in deeds, while the elders, lowering themselves to the level of the young, sate themselves with pleasantries and wit, mimicking the young in order not to look
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by Y_Y 9mo ago
https://insights.linuxfoundation.org/project/korg/contributo... It looks like they're second to Intel, at least by LF's metric. That said driver code tends to be take up a lot of space compared to other
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by Y_Y 9mo ago
Better answer than expected. Biologically it cannot be denied it's a lettuce, but compared to butterhead it's utterly flavourless. Instead of calling plain unmodified things "vanilla" (a super tasty plant) we should be c
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by Y_Y 9mo ago
I would be interested in hearing such an argument
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by Y_Y 9mo ago
That "cabbage" is clearly a lettuce.
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by Y_Y 9mo ago
> The Gentoo Foundation took in $12,066 in fiscal year 2025 (ending 2025/06/30); the dominant part (over 80%) consists of individual cash donations from the community. On the SPI side, we received $8,471 in the same period as f
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by Y_Y 9mo ago
I just felt you didn't quite reach the criteria for "terrorist sympathizer" outlined above. I don't make the rules!
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by Y_Y 9mo ago
Tabarnak de câlice de ostie! Most of their swearing is just references to Catholic paraphernalia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quebec_French_profanity
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by Y_Y 9mo ago
Congratulations, you've reached the level of "terrorist well-wisher"
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by Y_Y 9mo ago
1ML, not 1M
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by Y_Y 9mo ago
Do you find this style of argument to be productive?
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by Y_Y 9mo ago
I don't feel like the solution to this is having victims set up LLCs.
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by Y_Y 9mo ago
Surely they'll sell if the price is right.
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by Y_Y 9mo ago
I wholly dis^H^H^Happrove of what you say—but won't defend to the death your right to say it. (Apologies to not Voltaire)
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by Y_Y 9mo ago
I do something that, but just parse the output of `docker ps` or whatever. Since each line has the same format it's very straightforward.
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by Y_Y 9mo ago
Fwiw this is how cars work when you change to a country that drives on the other side of the road. It seems like mirroring the car would make sense. But really everything is shifted to the opposite side as a translation without reflection.
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by Y_Y 9mo ago
I'm taking the Red Cross public next. With the price of healthcare these days my earnings projections are uber-extreme.
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by Y_Y 9mo ago
But when you're a moron how can you distinguish? I'm being (mostly) serious, suppose you're a stuffed ahort trying to boost your valuation, how can you work out who's smart enough to train your LLM? (Never mind how to ge
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by Y_Y 9mo ago
Ah yes, markdown, the ultimate structure for machine-readable data
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by Y_Y 9mo ago
But it sure does seem like that sometimes
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by Y_Y 9mo ago
You can't phase out common "knowledge"!
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by Y_Y 9mo ago
Unfortunately doctors are fallible humans, but also the infallible gatekeepers of pharmaceuticals and surgeries. Unfortunately I've become relatively knowledgeable about a condition I have myself, to the extent where I'll ofyen ha
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by Y_Y 9mo ago
> Feature I don't use must be removed! I unsupportedly claim that it is bad, and will zealously advocate for changing it. It's existed for a long time, but I shan't acknowlege why! Why are people like this? Will Gnome reac
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by Y_Y 9mo ago
Good thing it's only important semantics that are being dived into then
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by Y_Y 9mo ago
I feel ironically obliged to mention Cunningham's Law https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Cunningham%27s_Law
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by Y_Y 9mo ago
What do you call the people who provide commentary on e.g. live sports? Oddly we don't use that word for people who leave internet comments, but it seems like it would fit pretty well. (See also: commentariat )
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by Y_Y 9mo ago
Unfortunately "No News" doesn't make for a very good website.

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