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by barbazoo 6mo ago
Check out the history behind this and how the US has treated Iran because of their Oil for almost a hundred years now. This is 100% on the west in my opinion. We've been abusing these people for the longest time.
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by barbazoo 6mo ago
It sounds made up. Who would go through the negotiating phase, hire the person go through all paperwork only to then gotcha them and fire them if they lied about their past salary? I've never seen an org that actually played games like
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by barbazoo 6mo ago
Two things need to happen but are independent of each other. 1. Work needs to be done with electric motors instead of ICE. 2. The electrical grids need to be powered by green power.
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by barbazoo 6mo ago
> And there's a whole set of ethically-justifiable but rule-flagging conversations (loosely categorizable as things like "sensitive", "ethically-borderline-but-productive" or "violating sacred cows") th
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by barbazoo 7mo ago
Heat pump is what I would have expected to be suitable for a setup like that. How big is the house I wonder.
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by barbazoo 7mo ago
> Meta’s AI for concrete model can help suppliers more quickly incorporate U.S. materials into their mixes through an approach called adaptive experimentation. > Proposes high-potential candidates: The AI suggests new mixes most likel
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by barbazoo 7mo ago
polymarket or gtfo :)
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by barbazoo 7mo ago
> The Korean automaker said at the New York Auto Show it will offer the EV3 in the U.S. market starting later this year. It's telling when the news is about the little EV3 but the pictures are of a much bigger, ICE Seltos.
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by barbazoo 7mo ago
It's refreshing that projects like https://grapheneos.org/ exist that let you take control of your device again at least to some degree.
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by barbazoo 7mo ago
Poor mum
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by barbazoo 7mo ago
No totally, I can't imagine it either, I was just trying to give it a charitable assumption.
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by barbazoo 7mo ago
And here I was thinking how clever an example I was giving :)
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by barbazoo 7mo ago
If your body is in good shape, stopping exercise won't make you deteriorate that quickly. What I wonder is, will people get in good shape in the first place. What I mean is as someone with lots of experience, I don't care about m
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by barbazoo 7mo ago
You'd have to translate what the stenographer wrote, whichever system they used, into plaintext first. A layperson won't be able to understand that. I'd imagine already if not soon we'll have small speech-to-text models
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by barbazoo 7mo ago
Might be quicker to detect disturbances using audio too rather than video only, think of ShotSpotter. Sounds made up though and probably either a way to spy or chill speech.
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by barbazoo 7mo ago
> Here is how platforms die: first, they are good to their users; then they abuse their users to make things better for their business customers; finally, they abuse those business customers to claw back all the value for themselves. The
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by barbazoo 7mo ago
Solar panels last for decades, you have to import oil every single day. How is it the same problem? And that's not even assuming we won't figure out how to build them cheaply ourselves.
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by barbazoo 7mo ago
This has always been quintessential Mac for me. First thing I noticed people do on macs much more than PCs was not expanding the windows. Windows are always just floating around. There's no equivalent to the maximize button, it's
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by barbazoo 7mo ago
It's a different kind of dependence. Sure you need China for this particular panel you're buying now but from then on you are no longer dependent on them. Compare that to oil and gas which has to continually be shipped. And no one
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by barbazoo 7mo ago
> Anthropic Subprocessor Changes > General > Published March 26, 2026 > We've updated our subprocessor list with three additions Works for me, gotta scroll down a bit
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by barbazoo 7mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stochastic_terrorism
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by barbazoo 7mo ago
There's no agreement other than maybe that social media is bad for children. To get kids off of there you need to identify who's a kid and who isn't. Same with alcohol and tobacco. Obviously people shouldn't give their I
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Voidzilla: Insider Trading on War [video](youtube.com)
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by barbazoo 7mo ago
Why?
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by barbazoo 7mo ago
Having md files under "Languages" would be nice here.
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by barbazoo 7mo ago
I wish this happened much more frequently actually so people would realize it's not a reliable platform to build a business on.
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by barbazoo 7mo ago
You're only allowed to drink as an adult. We're talking about letting those companies rot our brains in those first 18 years.
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by barbazoo 7mo ago
It's like how do you get people to stop letting their kids drink alcohol. Everyone knows what the dangers of alcohol are now. We need to get reliable data one can base policy on and then let the public health system do their thing. May
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by barbazoo 7mo ago
Love Kagi and most things they do, don't get me wrong, but this is a bit ironic: https://kagi.com/smallweb/?url=https://pliutau.com/reading-l... > This page is auto-generated from Github Actions
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by barbazoo 7mo ago
> “Your retirement savings crashed 30% because there wasn’t enough liquidity to cover a 3am panic over non-news” I don't understand what that means so I'm guessing it doesn't apply to retirement savings in general. Does &

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