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by f6v 3y ago
I strongly associate the strong desire to instantly label people with lower intelligence.
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by f6v 3y ago
Terrible, just so sad. Now go make an HBO show with naked guys in the mines about it.
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by f6v 3y ago
Well you can’t just walk up to border guards and bribe them. You’ve got to have connections, not everyone does.
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by f6v 3y ago
> I've seen first hand refugees come to Canada from Ukraine Software developers are used to paying sub-10% income tax there (or no tax at all).
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by f6v 3y ago
ARM SP felt sluggish even without running x86 software when I held it in the store.
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by f6v 3y ago
From reading the reviews my impression was that it was too slow.
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by f6v 3y ago
> If Nuvia chip is anything close to M1 also then both Intel and AMD are going to have tough time. Who’s going to write a “Rosetta for Windows” that works seamlessly though?
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by f6v 3y ago
> Because most people won't: > - it's expensive > - it takes their phone away Ok, people don’t go to shops to replace battery now? “oh, it’s 99$ to replace the battery? I’d rather pay 1000$ for a new iPhone!” That’s a bit
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by f6v 3y ago
I think that making battery replaceable by user will affect the phone design. I had a ton of first-wave Android devices back in the day. I don’t remember carrying an extra battery with me. Maybe someone did, but how many of total users? Ano
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by f6v 3y ago
I don’t know. I already have to click cookie buttons on every goddamn web site I visit, it’s annoying as hell. These EU initiatives can be a bit pointless. Battery needs to be replaced like once every 2-3 years. Why change the device design
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by f6v 3y ago
Or you’d just cut your toe on an rock and die (with no medical care).
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by f6v 3y ago
> Our bullshit receptors are good spotting dishonesty If I had to count with my fingers how many times people wondered whether someone was sincere or just polite, I’d have to be a thousand-finger person.
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by f6v 3y ago
> I doubt SETI could detect even our own signals, when it’s encrypted digital data. I guess you haven’t heard of the military monitoring the activity even of encrypted enemy channels. You don’t even need to know how to decrypt it, you ca
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by f6v 3y ago
By that logic we should only work on what eradicates threat to humanity’s survival. Ok, let’s axe half of the sciences.
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by f6v 3y ago
Your confusing the long-term impact on humanity and short-term impact on your life. That guy who took the shit out of the stables still had to do it for the rest of his life even after the Renaissance happened.
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by f6v 3y ago
The difference is that aliens aren’t magical and all-powerful. They’re likely having similar struggles and fight the issues using technology. It’s a big difference to a god who just waves the hand and creates the universe.
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by f6v 3y ago
Science works this way.
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by f6v 3y ago
The French president got treated to a proper American meal by a proper American president and looked very happy. It’s all forgotten now.
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by f6v 3y ago
It’s in the article. They plan to keep raising money and opening offices while selling “green EU cloud” to clueless businesses and politicians.
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by f6v 3y ago
Berlin pays the most in EU.
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by f6v 3y ago
> Half of Europe suffered under or from a totalitarian regime not that long ago and set up their respective barriers. Meanwhile Denmark: “It’s time to fill out your yearly tax declaration! Actually, you don’t have to bother! We already p
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by f6v 3y ago
> but I have made many other lifestyle changes which could be having an impact on that. Could you share?
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by f6v 3y ago
We just need to blow up a huge volcano.
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by f6v 3y ago
> We need to implement a global market for CO2 emissions. This isn’t going to happen soon. The developing economies can’t get out of poverty without burning cheap fuel.
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by f6v 3y ago
I bet it took them much more time to make it. Don’t think metaverse had anything to do with it.
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by f6v 3y ago
> Much less for 3500 (+ TAX!!!!) dollars. You overestimate the purchasing power of 3500 these days.
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by f6v 3y ago
> Does someone watch an entire 2+ hour movie with a sweaty headset strapped to them (and plugged into a socket) instead of on a couch with their family/friends? I can see myself getting two of these when they’re less expensive and n
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by f6v 3y ago
I mean, if I could pace the room when in a boring ass meeting without having to sit in front of screen - that’d be awesome.
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by f6v 3y ago
Incoming: “Not going to upgrade, I’m fine with my 1996 toaster, thank you!” It’d be actually interesting to read from people who buy a top config and how they use it.
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by f6v 3y ago
You’re saying this as if moving the NATO border towards Russia wasn’t going to have any consequences. Everyone realized this and willfully chose the path of confrontation. NATO was created against USSR and Russia is a USSR successor.

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