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by _3u10 9mo ago
We are Paraguayans... Argentinians, and Brazilians... but mostly Paraguayans and Argentinas https://idlewords.com/2006/04/argentina_on_two_steaks_a_day....
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by _3u10 10mo ago
Agreed. 15,000 el Salvadorans have not been subjected to arbitrary execution. A triumph of the rule of law.
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by _3u10 10mo ago
It’s saved so over 15,000 lives and protected the human rights of millions of Salvadorans. Truly a great accomplishment. I’m excited to see what positive coverage CBS has of this great development in human rights in El Salvador.
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by _3u10 11mo ago
They probably want to operate their Datacenter at night or when the wind isn’t blowing.
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by _3u10 1y ago
Obviously if this agreement conflicts with the patriot act, it’s unpatriotic and America is right not to sign it.
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by _3u10 1y ago
Most US foreign aid is delivered as bombs, and/or directly funding the terrorists. And if not directly funding the terrorists, creating a situation so stupid that it will lead to a fresh batch for next years war. Neither the people pay
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by _3u10 1y ago
4 western countries with aging populations, what they really found is that people are getting older, have more free time for friends, who are now interest oriented rather than work or school related.
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by _3u10 1y ago
It’s just two pointers the current place to write and the current place to read, escapes are always more characters than they represent so there’s no danger of overwriting the read pointer. If you support compression this can become somewha
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by _3u10 1y ago
The "second" world is now western civilization. People in government need to get paid, so if the state isn't paying them, then you have a defacto free society. When the state pays poorly, it aligns the incentives of the peopl
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by _3u10 1y ago
It is strange that so many Brazilians choose to buy products in less regulated and protectionist Paraguay, why would so many Brazilian Drs choose to be educated in a "right-wing narco state". Why is there less inequality in unregu
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by _3u10 1y ago
I love visiting Brazil, but it’s not like paying 3x the price for an iPhone means you’re less likely to get it stolen in Foz vs CDE (where presumably they bought the phone) If the writer of the article is here I’m interested in why there’s
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by _3u10 1y ago
RIP Firefox
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by _3u10 1y ago
How? If that were true you’d also be able to get 50% of block chain rewards with 25.1% of the hashing power. But you can’t because it isn’t true.
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by _3u10 1y ago
They sort of do, Turkish hairlines, and Cali come immediately to mind. It’s just that you have to drop ship yourself there.
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by _3u10 1y ago
At least your daughter had a good time.
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by _3u10 1y ago
How does one tariff a movie? It’s not like because it’s made in Australia that the blue rays are shipped through there? Not that anyone uses blue rays, like at what point does a movie go through customs
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by _3u10 1y ago
Power guarantees and insurance. They are also frequently situated close to reliable power sources such as nuclear or hydro, usually fed by more than one generating station. A friend of mine lived close to a brick plant his power NEVER went
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by _3u10 2y ago
People think the first wheel was invented for making pottery. Biological machinery for the most part has to be self-reproducing so there is a lot of limitations on design, also it has to be able to evolve, so you get inefficient solutions l
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by _3u10 2y ago
Nah it’s just physics, it’s like wheels being more efficient than legs. We know there is a more efficient solution (human brain) but we don’t know how to make it. So it stands to reason that we can make more efficient LLMs, just like a CPU
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by _3u10 2y ago
It’s both, it’s not just a Miami thing. I hear it all over Latin America. In both ways like dale dale Olimpia (go <team> go). Me: I’ll have a burger. Waiter: dale. I don’t hear it much in Argentina tho, but maybe I wasn’t listening fo
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by _3u10 2y ago
Your contention is that only billionaires can get contraband in prison? Are you by any chance familiar with prison?
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by _3u10 2y ago
I usually use Unknown / Other as 0.
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by _3u10 2y ago
Not always, there's always a risk to the vaccine which is why it shouldn't be mandated.
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by _3u10 2y ago
My understanding is that some people are willing to pay, but it's illegal to charge that much.
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by _3u10 2y ago
I see that as a regulatory issue, but of course, the end result is the same. I'm familiar with services being effectively unavailable as a result of regulation from living in Canada. (Health insurance / not being allowed to buy he
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by _3u10 2y ago
No it isn’t. It’s just unprofitable which means it can be fixed with higher rates.
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by _3u10 2y ago
Withholding your ability to attend school so that you can labor for another free of charge is more generally known as human trafficking.
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by _3u10 2y ago
Alzheimer’s is heart disease for the brain. Some even say it’s a form of diabetes. Using your brain less definitely increases risk.
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by _3u10 2y ago
Stimulus is to Vite as vite is to react. The point is to do more stuff server side with minimal JS.
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by _3u10 2y ago
That’s because honey is sugar syrup with a liberal sprinkling of marketing. The sugar syrup they are blending it with doesn’t have the right marketing and is therefore not honey.

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