Zandikar

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by Zandikar 3y ago
> I had no idea that there are left-leaning, feminist-identifying women who held such views. They're among the most vocal and out there group among the feminists, they're hard to miss. > because somehow the book was featured
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by Zandikar 3y ago
Agreed, what is this bigoted bullshit on hackernews, we for real right now?
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by Zandikar 3y ago
The author was clearly making a point to make us ask explicitly even after we expressed concerns about their and their publications sources. Yes, I was annoyed by this. You however grossly misinterpreted as me being upset and demanding sour
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by Zandikar 3y ago
> Population Projected to stop growing this decade and go down, with many fist world countries staring the barrel of socioeconomic collapse due to lack of new births to grow into the workforce to sustain the outsized outgoing aging popul
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by Zandikar 3y ago
Incorrect. They were waiting for someone to explicitly ask. And I Did. See their comment. You're the one that's reading far too into this and need to chill.
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by Zandikar 3y ago
Correct, this is a design problem, but no one's pointed out what the specific problem is: The "Instruction" that most people perceive is the title of this post on HackerNews. By the time you actual visit the site you ALREAD
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by Zandikar 3y ago
Much appreciated. This goes a long way in alleviating concerns about this being a paid piece by TMC and gives some insightful credence into the claims about deep water sea life and potential impacts. As I've apparently upset someone el
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by Zandikar 3y ago
I'm aware. Please point to the part where I specified a 1 hour (or any) deadline. They're free to do whatever the damn well please quite frankly, but as they've made multiple assurances that said sources do exists, I was just
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by Zandikar 3y ago
> Humans are flourishing more than ever before Quantify that (yes, I'm serious). > this is more due to social issues (inequality, deaths of despair) than to resource depletion You've missed the point if you think this is ab
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by Zandikar 3y ago
> But I can assure you I spoke to many people, and read many papers, in reporting the article You keep saying that and not citing them. Please do.
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by Zandikar 3y ago
As someone that doesn't have the bias and nostalgia for Pixar movies that someone growing up with them does, I would say that your assessment is fairly accurate. Masterpiece factory is clickbait hyperbole. Pixar has made at best, 2 mas
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by Zandikar 3y ago
Because it takes more than money and the word of the top man to successfully turn around and attack your own homeland. Yes, they're mercenaries, but they're largely Russian mercenaries, subject to much of the same propaganda. Prig
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by Zandikar 3y ago
> If the marketplace has a gradient of options, Unfortunately, we're starting from a default position where there really aren't, not in terms of the scope of supply and demand. Instead, the base position is in-office work, and
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by Zandikar 3y ago
Much easier to let them operate and collect taxes on them and then send the normal police when you want the data they so conveniently have collected and organized for you.
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by Zandikar 3y ago
Why the hell is the machine asking us for a tip? We're the ones doing the work.
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by Zandikar 3y ago
Why don't you start up a new subreddit, and let in the thousands of people begging for it to reopen? Nobody's forcing you to stare at the "this sub is private" page all day if you're pissed about people actually usi
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by Zandikar 3y ago
> Does it really matter what status folks come over with? Yes, because it also matters if we're talking about residencies (shelter) or residents (people). Numbers are arbitrary to keep things simple: start, 100 population, 40 reside
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by Zandikar 4y ago
> it's not really reasonable to compare this one to it, no? Are the fees, minimums, limits and rate structures similar? If so, then the inflation thing is irrelevant. They either beat it or don't, but at the end of the day, you
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by Zandikar 4y ago
> I don't disagree but it's such a shit advancement. It eschews making technology & understanding closer. I'm pretty sure the EXACT Same argument was made after the invention and proliferation of the assembly line an
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by Zandikar 4y ago
People outside the sample age dating people inside the sample age. AKA, Older men dating younger women, and in far greater numbers than vice versa. Also, In America it seems women are more likely or at least more open about being gay/b
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by Zandikar 4y ago
> means the design of the site is so bad you have to use a special tool to remove it all. Sounds like most of the content on the web at this point. I agree, you shouldn't need it. But at this point, it should pretty much be standard
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by Zandikar 4y ago
Absolutely this. Terrible idea. I'm so sick of shit like this trying to make the web even worse to use.
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by Zandikar 4y ago
To be fair, there is no bundled or built in app in windows 11 that associates with or can view webp by default. Edge can , but that's not a photo app, and you have to explicitly tell it to (open with) or explicitly associate it with t
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by Zandikar 4y ago
The more heads up we have, the less we have to actually do to prevent it. The key factor in having enough of a heads up is actually looking for these things in the first place.
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by Zandikar 4y ago
Yeah, I was real confused at first wondering what manufacturing helm.sh were doing. Didn't help that trying to navigate via the top nav bar of the site to figure out what helm is (was?) just 404's.
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by Zandikar 4y ago
Didn't know this existed, appreciate the insight. Definitely going to give this a try.
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by Zandikar 4y ago
Not quite. This is more like saying what Intel has done from day 1, where a 3rd party can't take an intel CPU, add their own GPU (or whatever accelerator/silicon of choice) into the chip in place of Intel's own iGPU, and then
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by Zandikar 4y ago
Yes, because $1100+ for a phone is insane too.
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by Zandikar 4y ago
>Wasnt like half of all US dollars printed in last 3 years ? No. "Printing Money" is a shortcut term used for many of the measures used by the federal reserve recently, but it's not literally printing money in this case (s
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by Zandikar 4y ago
I've never understood this complaint that software uses all of the available memory and the implication that that is somehow a bad thing. That's the whole point of memory. To load up as much of the software or user data as possibl

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