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anonymous_user9
8mo ago
I am against the existence of apartheid South Africa, just as I'm against the existence of apartheid Israel. No state should discriminate against people based on their religion. (And absolutely no state has a right to exist. People
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8mo ago
Saying that the existence of a state is a racist endeavor is not inherently hateful, and doesn't just apply to Israel. For example, apartheid South Africa was a racist endeavor.
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8mo ago
Do you not consider calling Israel's existence racist or comparing its actions to the Nazis to be criticism?
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8mo ago
If you go to the IGRA's website [1] and scroll down, you'll find the part of the definition that equates criticism of Israel with antisemitism: > Denying the Jewish people their right to self-determination, e.g., by claiming th
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1y ago
Those apartments are already under rent control, and they'd be just as rent controlled if he allowed a rent increase. So, if "rent control limits supply", the supply will be limited no matter what he does. My mistake, I thoug
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1y ago
I think you're exaggerating his policies. He's not proposing "rent control", he's saying he won't raise the rent on existing rent-stabilized apartments. To conclude that limits supply assumes that all the extra
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1y ago
Shareholders do not provide value, workers do. After he retired, Steve Ballmer did not provide $110B of value to Microsoft customers, but he received that wealth anyway.
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1y ago
The perverse incentives of insurance companies and an equal if not greater factor than regulator burden. Insurance companies are not incentivized to lower costs, because it allows them to charge more. Pharmacy Benefit Managers eliminate the
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1y ago
That's the number of passenger deaths, not total deaths. It's pretty close to the sum of passenger deaths in the wikipedia article on the Titanic [1], 818. According to that article, the total death count is unclear, so the discre
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1y ago
The cheapest STM32H7 costs about 4x more than RP2040 and runs at 5x the clock, so the fact that it would be 5x faster doesn’t imply a defect in this library.
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1y ago
“Just as much”? Certainly not. Even if there was total censorship of studies critical of trans healthcare, that would be a tiny fraction of what the trump administration has already cut. What in the world makes you think that suppressing sc
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2y ago
Because they aren’t very hazardous. They’re slightly flammable due to their stored energy, and may contain toxic fire retardants like other electronics. But they’re completely benign compared with nuclear waste.
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2y ago
Yes it does. The HJ-131 module has an onboard antenna that’s used by connecting pins 12 and 13.
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2y ago
The Hongjia HJ-131 is much smaller at 4x4x1.3mm https://www.renesas.com/en/document/dst/da14531-honjia-hj-13...
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2y ago
Sometimes there actually is a wolf, though. MAGA is a right-wing political movement that: -seeks to return the nation to a mythical superior past, by -empowering an extraordinary leader who represents the will of the people, in order to -ex
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2y ago
Regular government employees only have access to the systems they need to do their job, so they are, in fact, different.
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2y ago
Twitter’s interest payments are quite large though, something like $1.2bn/year.
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2y ago
I think that’s incorrect. The article and the Wikipedia page on the antenna effect say antenna effects are caused by plasma etching, which uses RF to create the plasma.
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2y ago
Because it would reveal the lack of emulation in the open-source driver, demonstrating that there are specialized hardware blocks performing those functions.
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2y ago
Although being in the DDoS prevention business, Cloudflare has some financial incentives to tolerate them as well.
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2y ago
This is just racism.
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2y ago
https://youtube.com/@mikeselectricstuff/videos Teardowns of biomedical/x-ray/optical machines, as well as deep dives into reverse engineering and clever electrical design.
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2y ago
This should link to the original thread [1]. The important part is the attached images, which threadreaderapp doesn’t include. [1] https://x.com/jason_kint/status/1821554841786683554
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2y ago
This parody of those outtakes is fun: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6P1ifGjvEE
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3y ago
Software isn’t the sole focus, but you may enjoy “Computers in Spaceflight: The NASA Experience”, a 406-page history of manned, unmanned, and ground computers from the beginning through the shuttle era. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/