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by dehugger 2y ago
You don't even want to write your own post card messages to your girlfriend? I bet she would feel really loved and cared for to find out you outsourced romance to a chatbot.
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by dehugger 2y ago
I would be absolutely ecstatic if 1% of all movie, TV video game, and book characters were openly trans. It would be a gigantic increase over the actual number.
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by dehugger 2y ago
Almost definitely for import tax/restriction reasons. Putting the battery inside a cheap flashlight places it in a separate category than a battery by itself. Felt on the bottom of Converse sneakers to classify as slippers is a classi
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by dehugger 2y ago
Yes, of course. Many Americans are. Almost none of them are doing so from a position of power, so my hopes for success are not high. Did you think that countries of hundreds of millions of people are just a homogeneous hivemind? That becaus
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by dehugger 2y ago
I've yet to meet a single American laughing about any of this. I live 20 miles from the border and trade with Canadians is half the local economy. To say we are appalled would be an understatement.
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by dehugger 2y ago
I think you are better served by superior search results than actually include information that may be highly relevant to a invading foreign power than by denying whatever nominal income is being paid to yandex. If there is information avai
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by dehugger 2y ago
Presumably part of the court order is that they can't just do the same thing again without suffering the same (or worse) consequences.
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by dehugger 2y ago
I live 20 minutes from the Canadian border. We get the best reception from Vancouver radio stations, so we listen to lots of Canadian radio. It's not just businesses. Literally half their radio content is about buy Canada, avoid the US
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by dehugger 2y ago
Your assertion that future home owners don't is false. Anecdotal Source: Every single person I know who has bought a house, myself included. If you wish to counter this source please provide data supporting your claim that all home own
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by dehugger 2y ago
Comments like these help remind me a large fraction of this website lives in an alternative reality.
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by dehugger 2y ago
Considering his current position of influence, no.
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by dehugger 2y ago
What do trans people have to do with psychos and cult leaders? That seems like a bit of a non sequitur.
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by dehugger 2y ago
The article focuses heavily on the Yamnaya people and identifies them as the progenitors responsible for the initial Indo-European spread. Are you suggesting: A) the Yamnaya lived in present-day Iran and that this information was purposely
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by dehugger 2y ago
Because the paychecks come from the same place. If your boss publicly cheated your coworker and then sent the mob to break his kneecaps for protesting, wouldn't that concern you? For purely selfish reasons if nothing else.
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by dehugger 2y ago
Military members are government employees. I imagine they would be extremely circumspect of being deployed against other government employees who were cheated by a bad-faith deal.
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by dehugger 2y ago
Kung Fury would be my go-to example of "viral indie release".
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by dehugger 2y ago
LLM generated code seems to depend wildly on if the project is about something that a bunch of people have already put out on GitHub or not. Writing a crud web API? Great! Writing business logic for a niche edge case in a highly specialize
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by dehugger 2y ago
Perhaps the target audiences have enough overlap to be deemed worth the potential reputation hit?
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by dehugger 2y ago
It's been funny seeing everyone on red note talk about making friends with their Chinese Spy and gleefully handing over their data. The USA government and tech companies have so thoroughly normalized spying on it's own citizens th
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by dehugger 2y ago
If they were going to frame someone they wouldn't pick a guy hot enough to have 1/4 of the Internet lusting after him. Luigi is incredibly popular with GenZ and young millennials.
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by dehugger 2y ago
I would posit that in this scenario it is Valve who has the deeper pockets. It's a privately owned company and not beholden to the whims of a quarterly driven revenue cycle, and it's a matter of life or death for the organization.
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by dehugger 2y ago
sounds like the promised land, thanks for the strong recommendation!
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by dehugger 2y ago
And it's still this much of a mess! It's almost like you can't regulate sanity into a for-profit healthcare system.
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by dehugger 2y ago
"oe" is the correct substitution if you can't type the umlaut for whatever reason.
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by dehugger 2y ago
Lobbying is certainly integral to the US oligarchy.
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by dehugger 2y ago
Sure there is, it's just not a capitalist world.
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by dehugger 2y ago
They set up a 3nm fab in the US in less than two years. That seems pretty urgent on TSMCs part...
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by dehugger 2y ago
Urgency with what? You asked why TSMC has higher demand then Intel...
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by dehugger 2y ago
The missing bit is "TSMC makes better chips than Intel" and thus they have higher demand.
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by dehugger 2y ago
An excellent point! Perhaps unregulated free trade isn't the ultimate means of production?

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