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by cco 1y ago
Meh, meta is so boring and uninteresting to me personally. Knowing you're in Kenya because of the snorkel, that's just simple memorization. Pick up on geography, architecture, language, sun and street position; that's what I
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by cco 1y ago
I'll do you one better, car headlights should never be off while the motor is running. Just like motorcycles since the 70s (maybe 80s?). No switch at all, ignition on, headlights on, period.
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by cco 1y ago
No sugar and no plants means something like keto/carnivore diets.
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by cco 1y ago
There is a very clearly implied only in the title. I agree that it should be included but it is unnecessary to convey the meaning imo.
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by cco 1y ago
No, though those concepts are of course related historically, I'm not confusing the two. The hacker's ethos is about freedom of information, freedom of access (apropos to this video about vibe coding accessibility tools), communit
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by cco 1y ago
I couldn't think of any two concepts less associated with "hacking". I think you may have an understanding of that word that is not very common.
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by cco 1y ago
Romans used to do similar things when mining silver. Either dam up a lot of water and flood away an entire hillside or do this and direct channels into the surface and collect all the runoff for processing.
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by cco 2y ago
Didn't stop the Fed last time, when inflation was due to market control letting companies pick their own price (also not "real" inflation).
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by cco 2y ago
It's trade deficit divided by total exports divided by 2.
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by cco 2y ago
Just to be clear, your concern here is the destruction of wealth for middle and lower class homeowners?
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by cco 2y ago
TIL that people have a rosy interpretation of the end of this poem. Of course I've heard the positive use of "take the road less traveled" but the only reason I find Frost any good is because of how dark his poems are. Never
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by cco 2y ago
Or more saves and thumbs up on signs resulting from a search is because users are desperate to save a song they like because they have no faith that they'll be able to find it again with search. The only way is to use the product yours
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by cco 2y ago
The late 60s definitely qualify as turbulent. What is your claim in the negative?
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by cco 2y ago
Oh now that is an interesting observation. A long standing dirty secret. Very maybe!
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by cco 2y ago
> very first thing i think of when viewing their site is this is some lodging for volunteer/unpaid labour. https://www.workaway.info/ I'm certainly not an immigration lawyer but my understanding is that _no_ wo
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by cco 2y ago
Does the LLC not exist in the UK?
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by cco 2y ago
> Pollution is great to tax, because we want to produce less of it. Seems like wealth taxes would be a great target too then.
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by cco 2y ago
If I've said it once I've said it a thousand times, there is no cogent and respectable argument for why income from labor is taxed at a higher rate than income from capital. I hope we start there, a very simple and straightforward
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by cco 2y ago
Look into the German Chancellor that shut down the nuclear power plants and brought in natural gas from Russia is up to these days. It wasn't "Europe" being ok with it, just classic grift.
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by cco 2y ago
Two points: First, there are not necessarily increased margins, the margins may stay the same or even decrease. Some companies may choose to keep their margins the same, in which case profit would increase. But importantly your _profit_ wil
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by cco 2y ago
Fat cats don't get fat by letting the cost of producing goods eat into their profit (completely tortured sentence I know). Companies simply add the cost of the tariff into the price of the final good to the consumer. It does not eat in
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by cco 2y ago
Then why can't my Meta Ray Bans use a non-Meta AI assistant??? Haha I understand why but my only real complaint about the glasses is that I'm stuck with Meta AI. Would be so nice if I could plug Gemini or Open AI into it. Great pr
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by cco 2y ago
Meta's AI assistant can take in a picture today along with your prompt. Pretty basic and unfortunately tied only to their AI assistant but along the lines of what you're talking about. If they opened up the glasses and all of thei
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by cco 2y ago
Appreciate the primary source insight!
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by cco 2y ago
One of the actual compelling experiences for me on the Oculus Go back in the day was court side NBA games. I think they did eventually offer VR live games with a few different viewing options. It's a really nice way to watch a game. Ta
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by cco 2y ago
I think I'm out of the loop
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by cco 2y ago
Perhaps expected, but I have similar feelings towards people that work at slaughterhouses. So I definitely can understand where GP is coming from. But like you and the other poster said, killing an animal for food is a deeply ambivalent exp
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by cco 2y ago
Definitely can help, but I've found that for people that don't do it very often, it's very easy to make mistakes with a knife. The t-post method has very little opportunity for mistakes and really makes it a lot easier for pe
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by cco 2y ago
Having slaughtered my fair share of chickens on a relatively small but not back yard operation, there is a much easier way! Buy a t-post (any 3-5 foot rigid metal pole will do but a t-post has perfect geometry). Next, you'll grab your
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by cco 2y ago
Agreed. So it sounds like capitalistic economies can cause famines?

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