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by fnord77 2y ago
> Container images are the standard way to package cloud software today. Shame there's no macos native container system or way to make one (my understanding is the kernel isolation primitives are not there)
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by fnord77 2y ago
what changed in the world that ended these types of death spectacles?
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by fnord77 2y ago
do you know of any technologies that are lousy now and might untar sometime later?
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by fnord77 2y ago
> magic keyring Are you talking about the "1284x FEO-K1 16120 222343 CH751 CH501 C346A C390A E114 " set?
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by fnord77 2y ago
subtle difference: "heterogeneous" generally implies a mixture of distinct, separate elements or components, while "inhomogeneous" can refer to a lack of uniformity in properties within a single substance at least in che
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by fnord77 2y ago
what's the rationale for x86? To run vintage software? I would love an eink laptop like this but with ARM, modern ports and linux
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by fnord77 2y ago
> the bread pictured here no bread is pictured
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by fnord77 2y ago
> regulated ... not for long
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by fnord77 2y ago
> The scenario following the crash of 2008 differed entirely. In the United States, policy ambulances were on the spot immediately. Under Obama fraudulent banks and insurance companies and bankrupt automobile corporations were rescued w
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by fnord77 2y ago
20 years ago I backpacked around Europe on a Eurail pass for all of April and part of May. I even paid the supplement for the high speed trains. Most of the time, the trains were all but empty. I think eventually Boston-NYC type routes wi
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by fnord77 2y ago
I am. That's a processed food. The sugar is concentrated via a mechanical extraction
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by fnord77 2y ago
> if I cut up some oranges and squeeze the juice into a cup generally, processed foods are bad. You just created a processed food - you extracted the sugar and left the fiber and other good stuff behind.
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by fnord77 2y ago
how else are they going to push ads?
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by fnord77 2y ago
it's not even a golden rectangle :)
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by fnord77 2y ago
Does it import Anki decks? I have built up quite a collection
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by fnord77 2y ago
ok, but the article said all the tumors were benign
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by fnord77 2y ago
so how long until clinical deployment?
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by fnord77 2y ago
I wonder why the legal profession sticks to natural language
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by fnord77 2y ago
> I truly do not understand what it is that the average American (or voter) wants, there's no such thing as an average American voter
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by fnord77 2y ago
Russia defeated the UK with Brexit. Russia defeated the US with Trump's policies. Where's the internal opposition?
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by fnord77 2y ago
> No they haven't. They've benefitted from it. some benefit. many have been in a state of perpetual poverty/welfare, but we don't see those in the official stats because the rich are so rich here it skews numbers
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by fnord77 2y ago
> Apparently there's some 7 million young men of working age that are...missing in action. Self-isolated, gaming, addictions. perhaps we'll see something akin to "forced conscription", except for industrial work
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by fnord77 2y ago
Almost all the olive oil in my local Costco comes from California
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by fnord77 2y ago
> Trivia: F# is the language that made the pipeline operator (|>) popular. laughs in clojure
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by fnord77 2y ago
just in time for the end of Moore's law
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by fnord77 2y ago
Bonta himself is about to be indicted by the feds in relation to the Duong family/Sheng Thao corruption probe.
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by fnord77 2y ago
Maybe the universe is collapsing into a singularity but we perceive time in reverse
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by fnord77 2y ago
I don't understand. Toasters go bad regularly? I am using a Krups toaster I bought in 1995. I guess I should get it a birthday cake.
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by fnord77 2y ago
chatGPT killed me (no seriously, I'm writing this from the morgue)
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by fnord77 2y ago
like cockroaches, PHP will be around long after humanity dies out

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