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by bean469 5mo ago
> but for some reason I think the us govt or anyone else will have a harder time getting to my data from them than the CCP will any chinese company With what we know about the US government's mass surveillance in cooperation with te
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by bean469 5mo ago
> The vocal minority demanding this feature What are you basing this on? If you would approach a random person on the street and try to pitch them this idea of bringing back swappable batteries, I think that most people would like the id
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by bean469 5mo ago
I've switched to it some months ago and I like it. It's based on Chromium, so switching from Chrome is almost seamless
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by bean469 5mo ago
> most alternatives, until recently, were not great Curious to know, what viable alternatives did you discover?
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by bean469 5mo ago
> As opposed to what, our ancient hunter gatherer lifestyle? I guess the point is that lots of people before didn't need gyms for staying fit. Gyms in certain countries used to be viewed as a place where athletes go to train, and in
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by bean469 5mo ago
Mirror from the thread in case the Pixeldrain link does not work: https://gofile.io/d/Jf1tX8
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by bean469 5mo ago
> The shiniest and most popular apps are cloud terminals but the iPhone is actually a pretty darn powerful device. They are powerful from a computational perspective, but the point was that it's a hassle to run a custom binary on th
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by bean469 5mo ago
> Do labs even use CUDA? From the papers I've read and the labs that I have worked in personally, I would say that most scientists developing Deep learning solutions use CUDA for GPU acceleration
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by bean469 6mo ago
> 76% of Americans do not live paycheck to paycheck. That is a self reported stat and not reliable. Do you have any sources for this? The reason why I personally don't believe your claim is because every single US citizen I know liv
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by bean469 6mo ago
> For example, Musk created the wealth he has. It wasn't distributed to him from others. The jokes write themselves
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by bean469 6mo ago
There are screenshots in the link[1] provided in the README.md 1. https://stage.appointment.day
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by bean469 6mo ago
Thanks, looks like a great alternative
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by bean469 6mo ago
> It looks like the courts will eventually put an end to this If that is to happen, who would enforce the rulings? The DOJ is not neutral and will likely abide to the wishes of the Administration
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by bean469 6mo ago
Consider it done!
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by bean469 6mo ago
Isn't he like the protagonist? Crazy plot
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by bean469 6mo ago
> How are they supposed to fund development? By people buying the software. That's how it works for plenty of game devs, especially indie ones
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by bean469 6mo ago
> FOSS communists That's a solid combination of ideas. If anybody is forming a group of FOSS comrades - count me in!
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by bean469 6mo ago
People can identify as Christians without being "practicing" Christians. It's a very loose concept that varies heavily based on countries, denominations of Christianity and many other factors
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by bean469 6mo ago
Many people are very detached from the suffering of others
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by bean469 6mo ago
Since their military capacity is certainly completely demolished, they probably took it down by throwing rocks
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by bean469 6mo ago
> There are a lot of casualties on both sides of conflicts around the world. It is a bit suspicious when certain communities want to focus almost exclusively on one side of one conflict, while also leaving out any context about the terro
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by bean469 6mo ago
Curiously "clanker" is not on the list
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by bean469 6mo ago
Sucks that there's no USB-B support. Plenty of monitors still use it and many printers do as well
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by bean469 6mo ago
My favorite big-brained way of quitting is ZZ (save and quit) and ZQ (quit without saving). Learned these shortcuts from a video by the legendary Luke Smith [1]. 1. https://lukesmith.xyz
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by bean469 6mo ago
Children of Time is a incredible book. It's the first Sci-Fi book that I read and I enjoyed it thoroughly
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by bean469 7mo ago
> Nobody is reading a PhD thesis or a scholarly journal on the bus. As someone who is involved in academia, I can attest that most of my colleagues (including myself) do in fact read quite a few papers on buses (and trams - can't fo
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by bean469 7mo ago
> The EU has always been focused on harming its citizens. Insanely bonkers take. What sources do you have for this?
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by bean469 7mo ago
> We Europeans have a pathological habit of blaming Orange Man Bad for all our many problems Might be a different social circle, but I have not met a single European in my entire life of living in Europe who would blame Donald Trump or t
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by bean469 7mo ago
> Hands on the steering wheel for your and the officers safety until they ask you to do something. Such advice always seemed weird to me, but I suppose that is because I just haven't ever encountered a paranoid cop
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by bean469 7mo ago
Although I do agree with some that you listed, I think that many do have alternatives: - Audiobooks can be listened on other devices besides smartphones - A dedicated camera is a very good option for taking high-quality photos fast, but I d

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