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by esbranson 1y ago
"Superior". 你不是认真人. Though you would probably be welcomed.
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by esbranson 1y ago
We have roads connecting the whole country. (And the world.) And motor vehicles which a hundred years later we now call cars. We like China's progress. But let's keep it real.
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by esbranson 1y ago
If by progress do you mean rental housing, roads/bridges, computers, food, and gig work? Do we have a shortage of them? I keep hearing about everyday life we've had for generations like it's an earnings report.
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by esbranson 1y ago
Hopefully it's the base Debian with a thin vendor package set (kernel, u-boot, DTBs, firmware, out-of-tree DKMS, and a Halium-based bridge to HALs) tied together by a meta-package. With apt pinning, upgrades would become normal Debian
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by esbranson 1y ago
Classic elitism masquerading as insight. Complaints about parking near Harvard passed off as proof of America's decline, and hand-wringing over chip sales as if who profits changes anything for ordinary Americans. The obsession with fr
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by esbranson 1y ago
So don't. Lol. What a naive blog post. You know about America, you can see our big court cases live.[1] You have no idea what happens in Brazilian courts, your own country. (If your courts were open, there'd be a RECAP equivalent.
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by esbranson 1y ago
I'm going to spend about 5 minutes and maybe do a better job at science than this article: Autisms are biologically caused by disruptions in early brain development that alter how synapses are formed, pruned, and regulated, producing i
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by esbranson 1y ago
> The $1-trillion cuts to Medicaid No, that is false. The state Democratic parties are going to cut far, far more. > the Trump administration You just knew that was coming. My previous statement is unmentioned of course, despite the o
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by esbranson 1y ago
Vendors don't need to ship their own images at all. Just let users install stock Debian, then provide a thin vendor package set (kernel, u-boot, DTBs, firmware) tied together by a meta-package. With apt pinning, upgrades become normal
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by esbranson 1y ago
See for example a recent lawsuit accusing Tesla of running a systemic, ongoing scheme to replace or exclude US citizens in favor of H-1B visa employees.[1][2] > Tesla prefers to hire these candidates [H-1B workers] over U.S. citizens, as
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by esbranson 1y ago
In New York, the moderate Democrats, like their governor and health commissioner, have for years been proposing to join the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact for doctors and the Nurse Licensure Compact for nurses from other states. The f
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by esbranson 1y ago
Almost no one gets "health insurance" through their employers. Most employees get health benefits. In the US, a majority of large employers don't buy insurance in the strict actuarial sense. They self-fund health benefits und
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by esbranson 1y ago
This is wrong. Many US colleges don’t get the “top students” from other countries but on the contrary get absolutely horrible students from other countries, but they pay more than mediocre-but-better American students. American students do
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by esbranson 1y ago
> Cтатья отсутствует в базе I was unable to access the OP's source, but I do want to point out there are several ω-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids with different nutrient characteristics. Thanks be to Chat G for banging this out, but
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by esbranson 1y ago
The rules of engagement are probably to consider everyone hostile unless and until proven otherwise. If you're a California male citizen for example, you probably have no clue that you've been declared a combatant. By law. (Milita
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by esbranson 1y ago
At least one major flaw came up: FirstNet.[1] Apparently they contracted with AT&T and in their infinite greed allow commercial SIMs to attach to Band 14.[2] So all prisoners apparently have to do is get AT&T service. AT&T: wher
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by esbranson 1y ago
In 2021, FCC previously allowed correctional facilities to identify contraband wireless devices and send disabling requests to wireless carriers.[1] But Managed Access Systems (MAS) and especially "MAS Evolved" required formal roa
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by esbranson 1y ago
UPU Delivered Duty Paid (DDP) is the new duty-collection module.[1][2] [1] https://www.upu.int/DDP [2] https://www.upu.int/en/postal-solutions/technical-solutions/...
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by esbranson 1y ago
Beat CUDA.
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by esbranson 1y ago
Yes probably. Express carriers (FedEx, UPS, DHL, etc.) were already compliant and unaffected. This article is about the UPU network (read: USPS, national carriers).
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by esbranson 1y ago
The EU treats UPU ITMATT (CN 22/23) data as both advance security and the legal customs declaration, whereas the US treats it as postal AED for targeting only and requires a separate ACE customs entry with HTSUS-10, importer ID, and in
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by esbranson 1y ago
And the solution is rather easy, if draconian: absolute liability, sky-high civil penalties, and enforcement by private individuals (a la "qui tam" or the Texas Heartbeat Act). Let the average person (read: lawyer) sue the scrap y
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by esbranson 1y ago
ATProto labeling services and AppViews are admirable additions, but we know full well in reality Bluesky centralizes control and is basically a scheme to co-opt open-source principles for private gain. As just one example, while the use of
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by esbranson 1y ago
Harvard study: the science is inconclusive and more research is needed.[1] News outlets: no credible scientific evidence. Uh oh spaghettios. The more the leftwing "resists" the more their "science" self-image will discon
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by esbranson 1y ago
Same reason he's anti-fish.
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by esbranson 1y ago
> don't let morons take over your party Oops for sure. Like if someone says school closures won't have an effect on infection rates, not only will you not be believed, you'll be "anti-science", whatever that mean
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by esbranson 1y ago
As in the case of Singapore, it can be downright utopian. Also, this should be marked as being from 2017.
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by esbranson 1y ago
The terms say it is opt-out not opt-in, despite the word play. > We may use Materials ... unless you opt out of training through your account settings. [1] https://github.com/OpenTermsArchive/GenAI-versions/comm
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by esbranson 1y ago
TOSBack.org, supported by the Electronic Frontier Foundation, lists changes in terms and policies sequentially.[1][2] [1] https://opentermsarchive.org/en/collections/genai/ [2] https://github.com&#
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by esbranson 1y ago
> learn from the experiences of others They are wrong. Here they can be wrong and survive, there they cannot. By law. We learn what we can from the laogai ren/laogai fan (劳改犯). (Thought criminals, laogai being reeducation camps.) &g

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