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by anon7000 10mo ago
To demand the US invades Iran? Do you think the Iranian fuckheads killing their own citizens care about the words of a group of people in a different country? A country which already sanctions Iran to the point that a protest doesn’t change
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by anon7000 10mo ago
Well, for starters, one person really can’t care about every possible issue, even if they wanted to. So people and groups may get very passionate about one thing that really pulls on the heartstrings, hits close to home, or is more related
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by anon7000 10mo ago
Frankly, it should be considered fraud.
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by anon7000 10mo ago
And crucially, many of those bad foods can be pretty addictive. They’re quite literally engineered so that you want to eat a lot of them and buy more. So it’s not surprising many people struggle to change that habit when the food ecosystem
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by anon7000 10mo ago
Windstorms was 100% my entry into programming through 4H. Good times
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by anon7000 10mo ago
No, it does need help at the publishing side. Most places I know are not updating by default. Everything has a lock file. But the nx attack a few months ago happened because the VS Code extension for nx was always ran the @latest version to
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by anon7000 10mo ago
Yep. There are plenty of activities, skills, hobbies, whatever, where being able to remember something in the moment is very helpful. Sometimes it’s an edge case, maybe it’s a safety thing. You just want to remember whatever it is. Or, hell
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by anon7000 10mo ago
I’ve thought about using spaced repetition myself. I have ADHD and I tend to forget about things I’ve learned. There are certain skills or hobbies I enjoy doing that benefit from knowing things, and i just want to better remember things I a
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by anon7000 10mo ago
Problem is that “the same” isn’t good enough. To get a promotion, you’d need to somehow prove that your specific change was so good that more customers are happy now than before. To prove that, you need some data to compare before/afte
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by anon7000 10mo ago
Tab support is definitely enabled by default — eg cmd-T in finder to make a new tab
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by anon7000 10mo ago
What are you even basing that on? Here are some facts: - You have to pay money to get a static IPv4 address for cloud machines on eg AWS. Anything needing a static IPv4 will cost more and more as demand increases. NAT doesn’t exactly fix th
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by anon7000 10mo ago
I mean, it’s not even remotely hard to believe. There are plenty of extremely similar examples, such as: - grocery delivery algorithmic price fixing: https://youtu.be/osxr7xSxsGo - dollar general lying about prices: https:
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by anon7000 10mo ago
Even if it’s a goal, it’s not a plan. The article talks about it, but Biden’s push for manufacturing wasn’t very aggressive, and Trump has basically stopped it. We’ve seen a loss in manufacturing jobs from tariffs and Trump idiotically depo
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by anon7000 10mo ago
Polluting the environment in any form is a violation of property rights. It’s unfortunate our government hasn’t codified that reality. My neighbor’s don’t have a right to pollute my property by shining a bright light on it or blowing smoke
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by anon7000 10mo ago
You’re hitting at the core problem. Experts have done the intensive research to create guides on the Internet which ChatGPT is trained on. For example, car repairs. ChatGPT can guide you through a lot of issues. But who is going to take the
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by anon7000 10mo ago
It depends on the shot a lot too. Good DPs will use a panning speed that looks much smoother at 24fps.
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by anon7000 10mo ago
Problem is, you’ll have to find a high bitrate version. Whatever they streamed on HBO the day of release was really shitty bitrate which crushes detail in detail-starved scenes like these
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by anon7000 10mo ago
You’re right, but at the same time, 99% of software people need has already been done in some form. This gets back to the article on “perfect software” [1] posted last week. This bookshelf is perfect for the guy who wrote it and there isn’t
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by anon7000 10mo ago
Subsidized transit has legitimately nothing to do with distorted housing costs or labor markets. Housing market is simply supply vs demand. Housing markets like Seattle are incredibly expensive because so many people want to move there, par
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by anon7000 10mo ago
That’s really not the point of the post! The author is saying that “perfect software” is like a perfect cup of coffee. It’s highly subjective to the end user. The perfect software for me perfectly matches how I want to interact with softwar
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by anon7000 10mo ago
Because manually configuring wireguard tunnels on random devices is a simple task for most people lol. Unifi’s whole stack is all about making powerful tools easier to use for people who don’t want to fuck around with networking.
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by anon7000 10mo ago
Yeah, GHA has a massive plugin ecosystem. A common pattern is using an “action” from a plugin as one CI step/job. So these are dependencies that get resolved at runtime when GHA puts together your workload. Other CI platforms have plug
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by anon7000 10mo ago
Yeah, it’s exceptionally easy to set this up and we have the same thing. Except the team hasn’t had time to fine tune it, and it shows.
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by anon7000 10mo ago
Absolutely yes. My prescribed CPAP came with 5G that uploads data for their app and for your physician to monitor your progress. You basically wouldn’t even know it had one, the plan must be managed by the company and automatically connects
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by anon7000 10mo ago
AT&T sounds like the same thing, Google sounds different because they theoretically claim to not sell your data, and instead sell ads, and Google can show you an ad you want to see because Google knows you so well. It doesn’t precisely
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by anon7000 10mo ago
Exactly. The free market has very little recourse when companies basically all start doing the same thing, and more or less don’t tell you about it. You certainly don’t see “takes a screenshot of your TV every 2s and uploads it for us to an
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by anon7000 10mo ago
The core probe is exclusivity agreements. Honestly think they should be illegal. Disney should not be allowed to choose who has access to view the content they’re releasing to the public.
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by anon7000 11mo ago
But that’s not the case either. A large attack or scrape generates far more traffic than legitimate users.
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by anon7000 11mo ago
It’s odd, I read ravenously as a kid/teen, as did my siblings. You need to read what you enjoy, and for it to not be forced. (For example, summer reading at the library gave out prizes kids cared about for reading books.) Plus, we didn
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by anon7000 11mo ago
IMO, HDR mostly suffers from two things: 1. Poor color grading / mastering. For example, many of the Harry Potter movies have an “artistically” dull color scheme and don’t take advantage of HDR much. So they don’t look that different o

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