Yawrehto

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by Yawrehto 2y ago
I thought deicide and a general concept of 'otherness' fueled antisemitic restrictions which in turn fueled antisemitism. But yes, Jews were often moneylenders because there were no other options available and that niche was conve
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by Yawrehto 2y ago
1. Albania was part of the Ottoman Empire, which, while better than most of Europe for Jews, was not great; being "better than most of Europe" typically meant "you don't get killed every year" and still allows for
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1. How does eBPF solve this? It makes it more difficult, sure, but it'll almost always be possible to cause a crash, if you try hard enough. 2. More importantly, the problem is rarely fixable by changing technology, because typically
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by Yawrehto 2y ago
Honestly, my idea would be a privacy protecting search engine, think DuckDuckGo, that promises to never use AI without careful research and if it is used promise that it'll always default to off. It feels like everyone is putting AI in
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Which scholar?
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...are you seriously arguing for genocide?
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Sometimes I want to but it's hard when every European country has tried to kill you. (Maybe there's one that was good to Jews, but I'm pretty sure there wasn't, for the simple reason that all the Jews would go there then
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>If we compare Cuba to her peers in Latin America, especially Haiti... Haiti has a complicating factor. After winning independence from France, France told Haiti to pay 'debt' back to France. In the end, it had to pay 112 milli
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Oh wow, this is #5 for all time already, beating out Steve Jobs.
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First of all, native-land.ca lets you see whose land you are on, as well as view tribal websites, when available (it includes groups that have vanished, eg the Hopewells). The one thing I should note about it is that in places like Oklahoma
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by Yawrehto 2y ago
Anyone willing to support him after coups, calls for political violence, etc isn't going to be swayed by "too much". What's he going to do? He's said he'll be a dictator, he's said it all, and people stil
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Brunei: A Tale of Soil and Oil(daily.jstor.org)
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There are some nonstimulant medications available, generally less effective. There's a good overview from a medical article published in a seemingly legit journal by seemingly legit authors: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov&#x2F
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by Yawrehto 2y ago
May I recommend How To ADHD? It's a YouTube channel (now book, too!) by someone who IS NOT a licensed doctor (it is fact-checked by someone who is though) but she does have ADHD and has a ton of recommendations, tips, et cetera. It&#
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>And if you're worried about the energy usage of crypto, wait until you hear about this AI thing... Both of them are stupid energy/water sucking machines. I'm kind of curious how much emissions would fall if we just outlaw
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I mean, I'm biased, as I enjoy writing. But when I stopped trying to come up with an idea and just read good fiction books, written in a style I hadn't really tried out before, voraciously, gobbling them up, I got a fair number of
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Nope. There's a difference between being sad and being clinically depressed, there's a difference between being distracted and having ADHD, there's a difference between worrying and having OCD, there's a difference betwe
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Oh, Libs of TikTok. The one run by that conspiracy theorist insurrectionist. Who also doesn't seem to understand that Trump will not help Orthodox Jews (she claims to be one, in the same way that Bible-beating evangelicals claim to b
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Because the parents may be really transphobic and it might put the kid's life in danger.
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I kind of like how this has dominated the 'active' section ever since it started and it's, barely a news story everywhere else. Honestly I don't have much to add to the conversation. Mozilla made a bad move, Firefox&#x27
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And it doesn't cite sources, and when it does it makes stuff up. It's even worse than Google; at least with Google I know where the information is coming from.
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> at the cost of tremendous amounts of electricity And the climate. And water. So much water. (Some good reads on that: https://grist.org/technology/the-overlooked-climate-conseque... , https://grist.org&#
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There are successful companies that are open source and seem to be doing well (though both have free tiers). Two that come to mind immediately are writing platform bibisco and email service Proton Mail. There's a list at https:/&
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No, but when the roof eventually needs repair we probably will. Sounds like an interesting idea though!
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So, when will they fix the graphs? It's been going on for over a year. Not that I mind dark mode, but it seems like first you fix the current problems, then you get around to adding new ones.
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>How the hell did we get here?...Truly sad that we've descended to this level. By the way, sorry that this comment is so long. This level of violence isn't new. This has never been new. There's always been stuff like this.
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Something where you don't mind it being wrong? I don't know, though. I don't tend to use them except to experiment. I can tell you that typically if you ask it misleading questions ("Why did the USSR send teddy bears int
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by Yawrehto 2y ago
Or try marginalia.nu! It's a search engine designed to prioritize those sorts of small websites and show you stuff that might get buried by engines like Google, though it does include some larger, typically nonprofit, ones (e.g. Wikipe
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'Supreme Court Really Hoping Biden Has Morals And Won't Assassinate Them As An Official Act'.
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I don't know, I don't use spreadsheets a ton, but for my fairly casual usage Calc is good. I use Writer a lot, and it's great. When my largest complaint is "it doesn't have a font I like pre-installed", that sa

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