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by delecti 1y ago
The current GOP deserves no benefit of the doubt, but there's also a history of excluding the people currently in office. If anything I'm surprised it gives current congresspeople 180 days to sell, rather than being something like
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by delecti 1y ago
The fact that this wasn't immediately rejected with a stern "GTFO" tells me the project maintainers have way more patience than me.
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by delecti 1y ago
I've had mixed results with swearing. It does often work, but a couple times it has just ended the call.
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by delecti 1y ago
Being a member of a political party is cosigning their platform, and based on a consistent 60+ years pattern of behavior they do not deserve any benefit of the doubt. It's not prejudice if it's based on observation. It's enti
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by delecti 1y ago
I agree, but those don't need to be the languages you use in all classes. I learned a few assembly and academic languages (MIPS and LISP) in classes for those two topics, and it was absolutely useful to learn how to think in terms of t
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by delecti 1y ago
I agree that the text sounds good. I'm worried about the consequences I might not think of. What legal services are the Ds and Rs thinking of that currently have trouble with payment processors, and which are causing a lot of Rs to spo
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by delecti 1y ago
I wrongly assumed this was a D bill, and would die in committee. Turns out it's actually an R bill, with exclusively R sponsors, and now I'm wondering what awful shit is hiding in it. Though almost all of the sponsors are from alm
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by delecti 1y ago
I've seen some breakdowns, and (depending on the content, because different ad segments can be more or less lucrative) view time from Premium users tends to be worth more, and often way more. As I understand it, a chunk of your members
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by delecti 1y ago
I don't agree that that's the right definition to use though. LLMs do not output computed or measured values. If I expect Windows to add $5 to my bank account every time I click the Start button, that's not an error with Wind
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by delecti 1y ago
The title is technically true, but leaves out the pretty significant context that he has openly used the MIG Switch, a device technically for "backups", but realistically for piracy. It's within the realm of possibility that
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by delecti 1y ago
Check out Bazzite. It started as a way to approximate SteamOS for general hardware. Or if you have an AMD GPU, you could even try SteamOS itself, though it's intended for handhelds.
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by delecti 1y ago
Just about any tool will require a bunch of work at some point in the scale. Some front-load that, and some make it easy to get started but then you hit a point where you need to peek under the covers. Personally I prefer the latter, though
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by delecti 1y ago
> sell to anyone at claimed value + 10% But the point of LVT is that it doesn't include the value of the stuff on the land. A house can easily be worth more than 10% of the land it's on, my house is valued at about twice that o
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by delecti 1y ago
> See the original Google Nest thermostat failing to turn on the heat without an internet connection Wait, what? I'd heard that they were deprecating the first gen Nest, but that it would still function as an offline programmable th
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by delecti 1y ago
No, that's definitely not what happened. For quite a while Grok actually seemed to have a surprisingly left-leaning slant. Then recently Elon started pushing the South African "white genocide" conspiracy theory, and Grok was
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by delecti 1y ago
WaPo and NYT were both very easy to cancel.
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by delecti 1y ago
Yeah, most jigsaw puzzles do not have precisely the number of pieces advertised. Here's an amusing video (by the channel Stand-up Maths) that does a deep dive into it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXWvptwoCl8 TLDR i
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by delecti 1y ago
When I visit that page, the thumbnail of the embedded youtube video displays automatically and shows a gridfinity setup with a wide variety of tools in it. Presumably he's presuming that people can see that.
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by delecti 1y ago
> What makes no sense is the newly possible situation in which an action violates the U.S. Constitution in one district but not another That's not new. It's called a circuit split, and generally results in the cases being combi
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by delecti 1y ago
A large quantity of disposable earplugs is so cheap that I'd recommend you try that before investing time and money into ANC earbuds. My spouse snores loudly, and a $15 container of 50 pairs has lasted more than 2 years, and saved our
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by delecti 1y ago
I knew what Festivus is, I was specifically curious about the etymology.
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by delecti 1y ago
I slightly disagree, but only because Skyward Sword HD on the Switch is a pretty big improvement. The Wii U was indeed a fantastic Zelda box though.
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by delecti 1y ago
Bluesky does most of this. One big miss is the lack of private accounts though. And the "block" in "blockchain" is a different sense of the word from how you block users on social media, so I don't think it bears an
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by delecti 1y ago
No, this is clearly a false equivalence. You see the content you choose to click on. Should my premium membership mean that Youtube blocks me from viewing Superbowl commercials the day after? Or movie trailers? Premium is simply paying Yout
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by delecti 1y ago
The text of the 13th amendment makes a direct equivalence between the chattel slavery it outlawed and the incarcerated forced labor that it left unaffected: > Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, *except as a punishment for crime w
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by delecti 1y ago
I mean, Christ Mass is also the same sort of portmanteau. And as an aside, I was curious about Festivus. Apparently it's Latin for "excellent, jovial, lively."
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That's a pretty strong claim, do you have a source for that?
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I saw a video on that a while back. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=96T_fiLV38c IIRC you make transfers by (2d) printing on a laser printer and dissolving away the paper.
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I can be fairly confident in the emission results of other EVs.
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I'm pretty sure that that's incorrect. I worked at Amazon, on Kindles, and we used retail units with whatever random USB cables we could scrounge up, on all of the various Kindles (fire and eink). I also can't find anything o

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