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3mo ago
I can see the entire video and I don't even have an account to log into.
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3mo ago
.... Space Jam?
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3mo ago
Brazil is pretty damn fertile, and nearly as large as the US though... If we're just talking about farmable land area, I'd be surprised if the US is larger than Brazil. Farmed land area is a different thing though. Not sure how wh
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3mo ago
I use RSS, it's great! Why aren't you using RSS?
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3mo ago
This entire article is... Nonsense? It categorically dismisses e2ee, without any supporting evidence whatsoever, other than the notion that a provider might push a update that doesn't encrypt messages anymore. It's on the level of
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3mo ago
As a fellow dog owner I feel obligated to point out that not all barking is aggressive. People not used to dogs often seem to think it is, and I'd hate for people to start shooting dogs just because they bark. Dogs bark, it's what
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3mo ago
Custom, sometimes animated, mouse pointers! I remember them for rendering my computer almost unusable by eating up nearly all of the available compute... But my gosh it was pretty!
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3mo ago
Man the design of this thing! Looks like they raided an old Nintendo warehouse and found a moss-covered Robb! That might sound like a criticism to some, but rest assured it's meant as praise! Who wouldn't want a moss-covered Robb
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3mo ago
Damn that sounds fun! How big a risk of being shot would I be running if I tried this?
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3mo ago
The US is going to shit, and the Americans want to pretend everywhere is equally bad and it's not just them.. It is, of course, just them.
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3mo ago
Paranaueee!
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3mo ago
I mean, if you saw the Canadian PMs speech at davos, you'd know "the west" is already distancing itself from the US. This is not a hypothetical, it has begun. It's not like trade deals are ripped up over night, it's
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3mo ago
I didn't miss that at all! I think we should definitely build more solar and wind. I also think we should build more nuclear. I've seen estimations saying we could supply the current grid demands with renewables in about 10 years
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3mo ago
Doing business with the US is just impossible these days. If this trend continues any further the US is gonna end up a piranha state with no allies and no business partners. I'm really not sure what consequences that'll have for t
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3mo ago
Your not wrong, but you seem to be missing one significant detail: we have altered the biosphere even more by not engaging in nuclear activity, instead opting for less-scary-but-worse alternatives like coal, oil and gas.
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3mo ago
Regarding Thomas first complaint about current implementations being runtime pattern matching, micronauts implementation of AOP is entirely compile time pattern matching. It's really neat: https://micronaut.io/2019/
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3mo ago
Quite right! They probably wouldn't have wood, but we do! They might want the wood though, and they might not know how to grow it. From there we can see 2 scenarios. The likelier one hopefully being trade: we could probably teach them
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3mo ago
It's confirmed. And the party in question is quite extreme, at least by Swedish standards.
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3mo ago
Some sci fi author (I forget who) pointed out that in a space faring society, the most valuable materials are biological materials. Once you have access to comets and planets, you'll have, for all intents and purposes, an infinite supp
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3mo ago
Dinner with politicians? Where do you live? Where I'm at(Sweden) someone getting a permit after dining with a politician would be front page news, along with judicial consequences for both the politician and the business owner in quest
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3mo ago
Hi I'm from Europe and I'm about to start my second business. I don't have friends in high places, and the process is entirely online and takes about an hour to complete followed by 1-5 weeks of waiting for tax approval etc.
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3mo ago
Dear anthropic, please consider moving your entire business to Canada or Europe where you will be allowed to conduct your business without vindictive and Kafkaesque government interference. I would like to have access to your models too!
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3mo ago
Out of curiosity, what kind of documents are those typically? Surely UK businesses don't need to keep financial records for 40+ years (or however long it's been since floppies were common)?
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3mo ago
Holy shit you're right! I hadn't noticed! Where even is Geminis actual point? Dead center? I thought it was super authoritarian at first and was kinda surprised... But that line, at least on my phone, is completely invisible!
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3mo ago
This is a problem with current implementations of democracy. It's free elections, but it's not informed elections. The average voter has very little clue about what they are voting for. Arguably it's impossible to know in a r
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4mo ago
Is there a way to produce sound using CSS?
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4mo ago
More likely they will ban it to protect the Italian heritage of the traditional espresso.
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4mo ago
Fun game! I did worse than many others here, only 69.9k estimated words. But then English is my second language, so I'm pretty pleased with the result!
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Fable ban was never about a jailbreak?
(techcrunch.com)
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4mo ago
What? Your comment is 100% incorrect. In the EU everything is permitted unless explicitly forbidden. Source: I am European.
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