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by delfinom 7mo ago
Capability of a product that makes non-working outputs at a premium? I can hire an intern for that.
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by delfinom 7mo ago
Did you adjust for technological improvements that pumps out more chip per wafer compared to mid-2000s due to node-size shrink?
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by delfinom 7mo ago
>However, the fact that the aluminum gets hot during prolonged use means that it is acting as a heat sink and cooling the CPU compared to a body made of plastic. Thermodynamics, it's the law! Not really. It's picking up "s
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by delfinom 7mo ago
Junior professors get absolute poverty wages these days. Junior administration hires get paid more at most universities.
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by delfinom 7mo ago
>while the leaders run off to back rooms to make global-reach decisions about war, macroeconomics, and the shape of our society to come? Don't forget abusing children
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by delfinom 7mo ago
If only we had the technology to exempt storage from spending limits.
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by delfinom 8mo ago
>There is no one to turn to and bully for compliance. They can and will go after anyone that distributes it.
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by delfinom 8mo ago
Eh? They can, but it makes any cases based on evidence gathered from the declared unconstitutional searches basically dead and easily tossed in courts.
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by delfinom 8mo ago
CEO of Palantir looks like he does lines of coke in the bathroom before speaking. I don't know if anything that cokehead says can be taken seriously or true.
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by delfinom 8mo ago
>than have a look on how the environment in the countries you will be competing with looks like, You are absolutely relying on some very outdated tropes, especially because I know China is in your mind. China remains a production powerho
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by delfinom 8mo ago
>that the people who are invested apparently don't need liquidity The rich and ultra rich don't need liquidity, they have our 401k plans for that.
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by delfinom 8mo ago
The US passed the CLOUD Act which subject all those sovereign clouds run by US companies completely subject to US spying and hijack. Those offerings are garbage for anyone outside the US.
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by delfinom 8mo ago
Yes/no. China at this point is hard in automation, beyond anything the US has. China is well past the peak of sweatshops. As someone in the manufacturing space in the US, the biggest issue we have in the US is that manufacturing contin
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by delfinom 8mo ago
The future is either a regression of society from the resulting riots and massacres when 3/4 of the population is unemployed. Or perpetual work camps for the masses.
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by delfinom 8mo ago
I was in Akihabara in Tokyo and other places end of 2024. Prices were nearly US priced but in Yen more or less. No real bargins. Only thing they had going was unique stuff you can't find at all in the mass market garbage we got going o
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by delfinom 8mo ago
Old people are a major voting block that actually show up, nobody will touch their driver licenses.
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by delfinom 8mo ago
Unfortunately, all lawyers and courts do is argue semantics. Which is why it's a misnomer to call the legal system a justice system in criminal cases. Lol.
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by delfinom 8mo ago
A few of us can't help but notice all the "AI" companies have gone for buttholes as logos.
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by delfinom 8mo ago
RIP what is left of true third world economies. It is about to get dumped on with even more "donations" that destroys and prevents local industry.
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by delfinom 8mo ago
Happens every single day in corporate PR. And it's largely legal as long as it doesn't affect their stock price too much in either direction.
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by delfinom 8mo ago
There is none other than a heavier source like Wikipedia (heavy because the information is there but inconsistently buried in writing), but it is death by a thousand papercuts in terms of losing soft power.
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by delfinom 8mo ago
Tim Walz had a chance and he started listening to the trustfund babies that are hired DNC consultants.
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by delfinom 9mo ago
I think the concern is that it copies the emails of your non-Microsoft accounts that you added to the Outlook app, over to Microsoft servers
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by delfinom 9mo ago
tl;dr Commerical entity is paying to have the ISO altered to "legalize" their SDK they are pushing which is incompatible with standard PDF readers. ISO is pay to play so :shrug:
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by delfinom 9mo ago
I think it's actually because of the gun control crap that Dems push. Farmers really like their guns, not because they need it to compensate for themselves, but because they really do largely live in areas where the local police respon
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by delfinom 9mo ago
GSoC 4 years ago removed the need for their to be actual students to apply. We got flooded with middle aged men working 9-5s applying. It was dumb and we stopped participating. Their incentives were literally "extra income" instea
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by delfinom 9mo ago
If you take a look at marketshare, Americans are animals that spend well beyond their means in bulk. Apple products or Samsung products dominate the smartphone market and it's the expensive ones.
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by delfinom 9mo ago
Not like someone with poor vision is going to be able to see the aurora borealis that results /s
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by delfinom 9mo ago
Advertising alternatives to trademarked names is completely legal in every sense. It's known as comparative advertising and is established for more than a century. You simply cannot pretend to be that trademark product/business
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by delfinom 9mo ago
O wow, capitalism in action.

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