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anjel
5d ago
Yahoo would like a word with you
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anjel
7d ago
See also "why you should never put a chimp and a little person in the same room" by Penn Gillette
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anjel
9d ago
If you followed the link you'd find your link is a yt video, whereas this link, isn't.
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ASCII City
(asciicity.live)
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anjel
9d ago
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anjel
10d ago
Win-Co, a US western states supermkt chain is employee-owned
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anjel
12d ago
is just PR nonsense. Closing the Barndoor after the livestock have escaped
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anjel
13d ago
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anjel
13d ago
How did modernization get subsumed into scaling up. The us power grid has been outdated tech for decades
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anjel
13d ago
What happened to just pulling (the mfr's) sim card?
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anjel
17d ago
Land line telephone accounts: regulated Cell phone accounts: no regulatory oversight This pattern of deregulated modernization isn't just a pattern. It's a scandal.
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anjel
17d ago
While cc banks are in these times starting to side more with vendors on charge disputes, its still far more recourse than bank drafts offer you in a transactional dispute
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Osint Aggregation Platform
(osirisai.live)
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anjel
17d ago
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anjel
17d ago
URL is actually and entirely just: osirisai.live but HN rejects the non http url
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anjel
17d ago
This isn't laissez faire. Along with useless binding arbitration they precisely lobbied for a marketplace devoid of consumer protections or redress channels. We now live in an age of strict Non-liability.
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anjel
20d ago
Corporations are people too, but only when it's convenient.
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anjel
21d ago
If agentic swarms going rogue are scary in the west, imagine what they look like to the CCP...
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anjel
21d ago
As does "Most capable, most aligned model" owners tort law liabilities. A strong case for strict liability.
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anjel
23d ago
Not mentioned in pricing: Surveillance costs of using Muse Spark
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anjel
26d ago
Back in the 1990s, it seemed literally like every other person had that Ikea bentwood rocking chair. So I relate to your point. Ikeas poor-sellers remain obscure though.
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anjel
26d ago
We are these days blessed with the gift of elegantly useless skinny scrollbars
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Naval Estimates (simul) Design the ships. Build the fleet. Balance the budget
(elouda.itch.io)
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anjel
29d ago
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anjel
1mo ago
Good thing the birth rate is depressed then
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anjel
1mo ago
Creatine supplementation is showing some promising indications of being a low cost, mild to moderate intervention https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-modern-brain/202...
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anjel
1mo ago
Destroying the physical copy inflates the value of the retained digital copy
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anjel
1mo ago
Providers are contractually forbidden by insurers to show you the much lower "out of pocket+ price schule if you have insurance. It's why the first question posed to new patients is always " do you have insurance?"
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anjel
1mo ago
I shudder to imagine the monetization schemes of such an architecture though.
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anjel
2mo ago
> lifting historically unprecedented numbers of people out of abject poverty. Basically true, but not much more than that for most Chinese. The urban modern success story presented to the world is a surprisingly small segment of a notabl
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anjel
2mo ago
"Steelman" in almost every response never gets less cringe for me
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anjel
3mo ago
History reveals that every war is won by the nation with superior industrial capacity.
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anjel
3mo ago
Canadian hydroelectric is the catalyst that makes winter hothouse produce cost competitive. Wealthy us elec producers have no incentive to match Canada's low cost of production. Indeed their incentives are rather contrary.
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