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by cess11 8mo ago
There's an easy fix, you start hiring again. Probably don't even have to explain it, what happened just before was that you improved corporate finances by lowering your labour expenses, i.e. you're clearly growing and hence y
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by cess11 8mo ago
That marketing has been used to fire a lot of people, I think that's an important reason why it has that character. Then there were some true believers too, who were obviously important to the people firing other people. Being able to
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by cess11 8mo ago
4000 out of 460000, that's about 0.8% or so? At the face of it, it doesn't seem a lot higher than the 3% lifetime risk of psychosis and whatever it is for bipolar disorder. To me it doesn't seem like they control much for con
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by cess11 8mo ago
It's common among usian nazis of the David Lane strain, and on Facebook you can find quite a lot of "viking" groups mainly populated by usian dinguses, some of whom claim some scandinavian ancestor or other.
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by cess11 8mo ago
My main takeaway from this is that politicians seem to have given up on making "social media" less harmful by regulating it, and instead focus on gatekeeping access, with the added perk of supplying security services and ad tyrant
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by cess11 8mo ago
Might want to try https://www.mojeek.com/ .
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by cess11 8mo ago
I had problems with lag years ago but not lately, though I don't do big multiplayer matches with several players and the like. I'll check BAR out.
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by cess11 8mo ago
The first two Fallout games are quite worthwhile, if you should find the time and can appreciate RPG:s with caustic jokes and satire.
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by cess11 8mo ago
I haven't played Beyond All Reason but looking at the system requirements I'm not surprised it is more fulfilling. 0 A.D. runs on a potato if you look at it threateningly, which makes it a good option to have on a throwaway machin
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by cess11 8mo ago
This is the first time I've seen this way to show that Q does not have a higher cardinality than N, is it a common method? I don't remember exactly how I learned about it in high school, infinity cardinalities have rarely come up
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by cess11 8mo ago
"Is Prolog a theorem prover? Richard O'Keefe said it best: Prolog is an efficient programming language because it is a very stupid theorem prover." https://www.metalevel.at/prolog/theoremproving
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by cess11 8mo ago
OK, show some examples.
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by cess11 8mo ago
Clearly you are unfamiliar with his work and influence. You could easily fix that with a bit of effort.
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by cess11 8mo ago
I'm not so sure, because Prolog.
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by cess11 8mo ago
Arguably Marx is the most important historical scientist when it comes to political economy. The methodology pioneered by him has been extremely influential. Reactionary liberalism, e.g. neoliberalism, Austrian school, that kind of thing, d
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by cess11 8mo ago
TFA should have mentioned that this junk has ties to security services in Five Eyes, through Paravision. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paravision_(identity_verificat...
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by cess11 8mo ago
I've been somewhat involved in a project using Iced this week, seems pretty reasonable. Not sure how tricky it would be to e.g. invent custom widgets though.
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by cess11 8mo ago
It would also require quite sophisticated and careful thinking about the stuff e.g. Merleu-Ponty and Derrida did, and paying close attention to the last thirty years or so of neuroscience and biology. One problem they'd have to grapple
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by cess11 8mo ago
Is it more or less strange than achieving eternal life through cookies and wine? Is it more or less strange than druggies and pedos having access to all our communications and sending uniformed thugs after us if we actively disagree with it
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by cess11 8mo ago
If intelligence, whatever is meant by that, was the dominating factor in the emergence of power and social orders, then it ought to be quite trivial to show that this is the case by enumerating powerful people from the last century or so an
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by cess11 8mo ago
If you don't discriminate between a brick wall and a kid, what's the point?
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by cess11 8mo ago
Running Wild. https://runningwild.bandcamp.com/album/crossing-the-blades
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by cess11 8mo ago
He also did some neat obscene works, like his classic Eat my ass: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C78HBp-Youk
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by cess11 8mo ago
"no one would be interested in attaining billions in wealth" Sounds good to me.
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by cess11 8mo ago
This "intervening" people are mentioning in these issues, does it stop the execution on the backend or just cause the client to stop listening to it?
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by cess11 8mo ago
In what way is it "hyperbole"? From the leaks and reporting I've come across it seems like a reasonable description. It's not labour camps, and not extermination camps, but rather places where people are 'concentrat
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by cess11 8mo ago
Regarding 5, the colder it is, the quicker the snow will settle and become hard to shovel by hand. Not like when it thaws and refreezes, but if it is -25 C you'll want to move most of it while it is falling or shortly after. It is like
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by cess11 8mo ago
If a service is sending auth tokens as URL parameters, stop using it. Those are always public.
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by cess11 8mo ago
Yeah, I know, I've been in the military, but my requirements are much simpler. I'm not going to walk fifty to seventy kilometers per day in them, and I also don't want to spend as much time taking care of my boots as they do.
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by cess11 8mo ago
I prefer military boots, they have no branding and are typically designed and tested for decent longevity and comfort. My current ones are Bundeswehr surplus, I believe Meindl produced them. They cost about 60 euros or so, never been used.

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