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by croon 4y ago
That's not fair.
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by croon 4y ago
Well, seems that choice was taken out of his hands by an insecure billionaire.
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by croon 4y ago
It's literally (figuratively) meant figuratively for literally (literally) hundreds of years, depending on context. I was always a language stickler growing up but am becoming more measured in most areas of life as I age and discover t
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by croon 4y ago
Write-Once-Read-Many and retention times, for example.
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by croon 4y ago
I also grew up in the EU, but without knowing anything, my first guess is that this might be generational, and I assume you are a decade or so younger than GP (unproven hypothesis). GP's experience feels extremely familiar to mine, eve
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by croon 4y ago
AI that as a term hasn't been coopted every 20 years by technology that's (while useful) not actually AI.
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by croon 4y ago
It depends on whether the "reality" you see is via video a la Quest - and if so, at what responsiveness - or actual reality like with the Hololens.
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by croon 4y ago
Sure, but if any one of those corporate contributors could merge any change they wanted into the kernel they could likely get way more "metrics" gain, but they can't, because that's not the goal of the kernel team. The g
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by croon 4y ago
But if you can't enact change (on a macro scale) your choice (or lack of choice) drives you either back to explicit escapism, or into escapism masquerading as action (eg Qanon fiction). The former is less destructive.
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by croon 4y ago
The difference being that in those cases both parties know you're lowballing. Which this bill introduces in this market too.
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by croon 4y ago
Isn't TLA technically an initialism though? I'm still grouchy!
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by croon 4y ago
If Gazprom can claim this as force majeure they might wiggle out of paying up contract breaches: https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/exclusive-uniper-mul...
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by croon 4y ago
As someone chronically uninterested in sports generally (have tried), I do love seeing the occasional innovations in equipment that may or may not take off and change (some aspect of) the game.
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by croon 4y ago
Glad to hear it! Both valiant efforts, and good naming here too. For non-speakers; "Glasklar" means literally "glass clear", but makes more sense to explain as the phrase in Swedish equivalent to "clear as day"
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by croon 4y ago
Unimportant trivia from a Swedish speaker: Mullvad means mole (for the tunnelling more than planted spy connotations, hopefully), and the "Tillit" part of the name means trust. They're working on some IKEA style naming, which
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by croon 4y ago
No, I specifically called it a failure regardless of results, because results of surviving a base jump without a parachute doesn't affect the merit of the decision to jump. See: Survivorship bias.
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by croon 4y ago
It's not a failure because Bitcoin tanked (relatively), it's a failure because Bitcoin tanking was and will always be a significant risk. People who got rich from Bitcoin weren't savvy, they won the lottery. It's not a s
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by croon 4y ago
I wonder if it's universal to feel time moves faster because your perception of a unit gets slower, and when it runs slower than observable time you wonder where time went. In school we did this at relaxation in gym class, lay down and
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by croon 4y ago
This is different from insurance in that insurance has very few, but large payouts shared by many small cost subscriptions. But it is like insurance in that it is a (likely very) large upfront cost for Apple that needs to be shared by many
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by croon 4y ago
Cardio problems are a side effect of covid, so there is no surprise that it also is from the vaccines for it. What's interesting is comparing heart related issues between vaccinated and unvaccinated incidents of covid.
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by croon 4y ago
Your argument was that since bad posts were eventually removed, the site itself was not advocating those things, sidestepping the issue of which people are drawn there and what the main use of the site is.
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by croon 4y ago
Make a snapchat like site where only terrorists post, and posts are erased after 2 hours. No harm no foul, since nothing is permanent?
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by croon 4y ago
They are in the benchmarks on the page.
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by croon 4y ago
I opened up the google sheet early, and seeing as it's open to public editing, the numbers have already been edited by people, because of course it will. Just FYI. Edit an hour later: Well, let's just say more than numbers were al
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by croon 4y ago
Because poor people need to spend a larger portion of their money just to live.
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by croon 4y ago
Well, then you also don't need an email address, since you can just email from a random new one each time, so I think GP's point stands.
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by croon 4y ago
> A major reason I think this won't work is that transistor size no-longer limits the density of the chip. Nodes below 20nm have transistor contacts (what connects the silicon to metal), and metal tracks that are much larger than th
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by croon 4y ago
1) [citation needed] 2) Limiting what kind of food you eat usually leads to limiting how much you eat. Feel free to try this with eating only lentils, beans and broccoli, you can eat as much of it as you want.
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by croon 4y ago
> You realize most so-called warranties are issued with the expectation that the overwhelming majority will never make a claim let alone collect on it right? Wouldn't that mean they should have longer stated warranty than estimated
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by croon 4y ago
> In the US - Billionaires have $1.4T: https://americansfortaxfairness.org/billionaires/ Correction: It says 4.2T on the site you linked when I clicked through to the google doc [0]. [0] https://docs.goog

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