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by brazzy 3y ago
>The newspapers are the masters of the cheap and nasty rhetoric I referred to in my first post on this subject. Yeah, and you were wrong. Newspaper rhetoric is not a tenth as cheap and nasty as what you hear from fascist assholes like th
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by brazzy 3y ago
Yes, I know more about him. As does everyone who reads newspapers. There is an endless stream of clear fascist quotes from him: https://www.volksverpetzer.de/hintergrund/25-hoecke-zitate/ In fact, his own party me
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by brazzy 3y ago
GP comment said real per Capita GDP, that's adjusted for inflation.
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by brazzy 3y ago
It is absolutely clear and obvious that Höcke is a Nazi who personally aspires to be the next Hitler.
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by brazzy 3y ago
Some confirmed, documented quotes from AfD members: "We have so many foreigners in our country that a holocaust would be fruitful once more." "We should found an SA[1] and clean up!" "Homosexuals in prison? We shoul
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by brazzy 3y ago
No routers, only switches.
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by brazzy 3y ago
If you're gonna include manga, Miyazaki's 'Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind' needs to be at the top of the list.
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by brazzy 3y ago
> or because no one was empowered to pull the kill switch because of the opportunity cost (perhaps pulling the switch at the wrong time costs $500k in opportunity). Isn't the problem that pulling the plug on a trading bot doesn&#x27
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by brazzy 3y ago
But then you need fixed window sizes, which is pretty damn annoying as well.
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by brazzy 3y ago
Except it tooks millions of years to capture the amount of carbon we are releasing in decades, and much of that capture will not actually work in today's ecosystems: all coal deposits were formed in the window of time between trees evo
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by brazzy 3y ago
> We don't have to reverse the process of creating energy from fuel. > Firstly, we only need to seperate carbon and oxygen. Separating carbon and oxygen is literally reversing the process of creating energy from fuel. That&#x27
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by brazzy 3y ago
Nope, it's entirely electrically powered, so can be run without generating carbon emissions.
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by brazzy 3y ago
Some problems don't just "seem" hard, they are hard, and there simply is no quick solution, and no amount of wishing for it and pretending there is, nor even ingenuity and venture capital, can make a feasible solution man
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by brazzy 3y ago
People like GP are impossible to convince, so the only thing left to do is shame them
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by brazzy 3y ago
Every single word of that is bullshit. 100% lies paid for by oil companies. And at this point the evidence is so clear and overwhelming that there is no reason to believes anyone argues this bullshit in good faith. Summers are getting longe
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by brazzy 3y ago
We're not necessarily talking about 50 pods for the same application, could also be a zoo of smaller low traffic applications sharing a Postgres instance.
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by brazzy 3y ago
The point is that if you have 50 k8s pods that each have their individual connection pool, some of them will be holding idle connections while others are hitting their max connection limit. A single pool is much more flexible. Additionally,
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by brazzy 3y ago
I'm a bit skeptical of the 100% success rate against the tests, when it turns out that to go from 90% to 100%, you had to list a bunch of examples in the prompt that I bet are right from your test suite...
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by brazzy 3y ago
There's plenty of non-decent folk in Europe as well. I think the main difference is that it's much less common to fetishize guns, make them part of your everyday life, and belive that you need them to defend your life. Because
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by brazzy 3y ago
Wikipedia absolutely can be propagandist. It's an incredibly attractive target for propagandists trying to insert their views and spins, and while the community generally manages to keep a rein on that for topic that get international
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by brazzy 3y ago
Yes, it seems like a lot of misunderstandings here hinge on not paying attention to or making incorrect assumptions about the word "debt". You cannot refuse cash payments for an existing debt, but you can make non cash payment a
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by brazzy 3y ago
Yes, it does. That is the definition of "legal tender". Usually there are some restrictions on the amount and the denominations, so you don't have to accept a truck full of 1 cent coins.
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by brazzy 3y ago
The vast majority of academic math has little or nothing to do with numbers.
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by brazzy 3y ago
What does that have to do with my comment? I didn't say say that an RDBMS is faster than a filesystem, just that your statements about them "seeing serious drops in performance when it comes to indexing, filtering, searching etc.&
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by brazzy 3y ago
Most of what you wrote there is simply not true for modern DBMS, specifically PostgreSQL has a mechanism called TOAST ( https://www.enterprisedb.com/postgres-tutorials/postgresql-t... ) that does exactly what you claim &
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by brazzy 3y ago
That 16MiB memory requirement makes this rather disappointing, given that you can run Linux on machines with only 4 MiB of RAM: https://tldp.org/HOWTO/4mb-Laptops.html#toc3
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by brazzy 3y ago
> type of people that would not engage in such barbaric actions Please, please inform yourself. You are holding some vile misconceptions.
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by brazzy 3y ago
If that hammock and it's attachment are strong enough, it's probably the safest of all the options shown in the article.
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by brazzy 3y ago
That's honestly a pretty bad and misleading definition. The key element of capitalism is not so much private vs. state ownership, it's ownership (and thus profit extraction) based on capital . And the effect of is allowing contro
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by brazzy 3y ago
What's part two then? Bit Rot is just a short story.

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