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Ok.. and? That's job someone has already done, so what does it matter? From what I've understood there's significant backwards compatibility for the new SoCs, so the significant work they need to do is to support new features
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Linux on apple silicon is a thing though: https://asahilinux.org/
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That logic is extremely broken. People who spend more time outside do so because of more physical activity . The sun exposure is a side effect. Drawing the conclusion that sun exposure is therefore safe is just totally bonkers.
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Wow. ENORMOUS citation needed for that one.
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In fact the HIG used to explicitly say so with clear examples proving it.
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I mean, "hot water" is a bit vague. What kind of temperature differentials are a problem? 0.01 degrees C 50 meters down stream I'm guessing isn't. 100 degrees C I'm assuming is super bad. What is the effect size? Ho
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Sure. The Earth used to be a ball of lava. Kinda not relevant when discussing the survivability of modern humans or the vast majority of the ecosystem though.
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> Legacy media promotes ideologies consistent with its owners, which is why for instance it downplays bad stuff Israel does and upplays bad stuff Iran does. Partly true, but also mostly wrong. It's all about the business model. Owne
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That's only half an answer.
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How would you know if a tab that isn't frontmost is waiting for input or complete or whatever?
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> I'm sure a lot of this outcome is intentional, but nobody fights back. Well.. some people do in fact fight back. You'll hear it on the Waking Up podcast for example. The issue is that Trump is also, on the surface, fighting b
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> constantly lies and distorts the truth sure > to promote the ideology of capital eh, no that's false. They promote the ideology of ad revenue at most, which causes audience capture, which on the left means anti-capital crazy ta
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"Will eat" and is the "base of a food web" are radically different things. Humans "will eat" pistachios, but the eradication of pistachios will do absolutely nothing to the human species.
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Sure. And those wasps maybe has other parasitic wasps, and those parasit wasps maybe have flees, who have bacterial diseases, who have viral diseases. All of them parasitic and all who would go extinct when that species goes extinct. But th
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What are you talking about? That's absolutely not the case for ticks. And for mosquitos it's often doubtful at best, and false when it comes to disease carrying species as there are plenty of other species available.
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Supporting Hamas. Backing trans male->female athletes in womens sports. The NDP Canada victim card thing is a more fun display you might want to start with.
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Since no one has copyright on it, we have to consider all who say they are woke to be in that group. And there are some truly mad stuff going on there.
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Else on for loops is truly terrible yea. I don't understand why Python STILL hasn't come up with alternate syntax and a deprecation path. I think the trinary op in Python is way superior to Cs, and I came to Python from C. The var
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It was true on US campuses before that too. Wokeness really jumped the shark.
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They are both populists with a somewhat tenuous connection to reality?
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Liberal yes. American left no, unfortunately.
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The real politics is between truth and delusion.
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> But Mojo also adopted some of the arguably bad ideas from Python Like what?
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Citation?
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AI has greater training on Python, which uses `and` and `or`, and it has absolutely no issue keeping that straight.
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Ok? But there was no moral outrage from anyone except me when the Swedish government unilaterally made this medical decision that statistically killed a lot of people. So obviously that idea that the government is held liable isn't rea
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> It is a government mandated death and you might already distrust the gov. Well.. no. It was a government RECOMMENDED death at the most. In fact, it's even more stupid. Sweden for example were so deadly afraid of anti-vaxxers that
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It didn't help that the AstraZeneca vaccine was fairly bad all things considered. At roughly 3 micromort according to the latest data it's quite a lot of risk for a modern vaccine actually. Now, compared to getting Covid it's
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> There is no risk whatsoever and everyone who says so is a looney. No. Lying about the risks is what got us in this mess. There IS a risk. It's just crazy low. https://boxed.github.io/micromort/?q=vaccine&s
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Better medicine is better.

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