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by culi 2mo ago
Malcolm Harris' book Palo Alto: A History of California, Capitalism, and the World goes into surprising depth on the history of the California Genocide[0] in the first few chapters. It's a very well-researched work [0] https:&#
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> A lack of resistance and no sanitation Precolombian north america actually had really sophisticated sanitation. In urban areas they pretty advanced waste management. In other areas, a lot of their seasonal mobility was possibly driven
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Not sure where you're getting that from but it's not on the pricing page. Nor is K3 mentioned in the post
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The funny/sad thing about the Amazon soil is its incredibly poor nutritionally. Because there's so much rain, many minerals and nutrients get washed out. In fact, poor soils often result in such high biodiversity.[0] Which means w
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The Aquiry civilization (that this paper is about) actually ceased (either due to collapse or people changing their mind about that way of life, who knows) between 850 and 1000 CE. And WDYM "anyone"? Obviously plenty of people met
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The Amazon rainforest was extensively modified by pre-Columbian indigenous societies. Some anthropologists have even called it a "manufactured landscape". Modern LiDAR mapping has revealed thousands of large geometric ditches, res
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by culi 2mo ago
So they don't even support K3? What's the point. K2.7 Code is practically free already
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by culi 3mo ago
What do you teach?
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by culi 3mo ago
Not clickbait. You should read it before commenting. The union busting firm is not Jones Day. It's Littler Mendelson. Which specializes in union busting. It seems clear that Wikimedia hired them for this. TFA explicitly states they hir
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by culi 3mo ago
Absolutely and I'm shocked how unaware people are about this issue. This was massive news. China went from self sufficiency on chips of about 10% after decades to over 33% self sufficiency in just a few years after Trump's trade w
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by culi 3mo ago
Sure but nobody in the world is denying that China's recent lightspeed advances in these areas isn't due to the trade war Trump started in his first term. It had an immediate and massive impact on China's economy and they had
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by culi 3mo ago
https://wikipaella.org/en/ A map of "authentic" paella places
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by culi 3mo ago
Seems risky to rely on a browser as your RSS reader. I know you could always export your OPML file but not every reader seems to import/export that spec correctly
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by culi 3mo ago
Did any other browser ever have this?
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Atom was killed by podcasts. Tbh RSS 2.0 is good enough
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Atom was killed by podcasts
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> It's a shame, because ICANN being under US jurisdiction is effectively an attack against the DNS. Agreed. At least in 2016 we got the US to give up its veto power to the PTI which has global oversight. Still ofc the ICANN is just
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by culi 3mo ago
I never heard of OpenNIC before! Cool project. I wonder how complicated would it be for a layperson like me to have my website work on OpenNIC and regular DNS at the same time
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dot org is right there and is at least run by a non profit. The SAVE .ORG campaign succeeded in preventing private equity from buying it out. Thanks to EFF, Wikipedia, NPR, Greenpeace, the YMCA, and even the Girl Scouts!
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by culi 3mo ago
Maybe it's useful for ICANN to delegate management to different orgs (mostly corporations) so they don't have to control every single website on earth directly I would actually prefer for the ICANN to have even less power and for
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by culi 3mo ago
I'm on Mac but on Firefox
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Small tech and individuals will never be able to take as much advantage of these standards as a multi-billion dollar data center is. 99% of them wouldn't ever even find these feeds
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To me they are (correctly) rendered as black
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yes, exactly: ♠♡♢♣♤♥♦♧
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by culi 3mo ago
It's because it's not actually an emoji (though your OS/font might decide to render it like one) https://www.compart.com/en/unicode/U+2665 It's part of the card suite icons ♠♡♢♣♤♥♦♧
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They've always been stripped for me as well. This "emoji" actually appears black for me however. I think the reason its not stripped is because it's actually "U+2665 : BLACK HEART SUIT {valentine}" which predat
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by culi 3mo ago
They're not even really undercutting the US right now. They are releasing their models for free. There's plenty of US businesses who's entire existence is hosting these open source models that they didn't pay any Chinese
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Kimi K3 outcompetes Fable on some benchmarks and is not only open weight and open source but they even publish their research and methdology on arXiv
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He just straight up did not say that or anything similar to that.
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He literally just announced WAICO to make a framework to allow for open source LLMs for disadvantaged countries for the foreseeable future

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