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by g8oz 2y ago
The bit about being able to get something workable going in an unfamiliar tech stack hits home. In a similar vein I was able to configure a VyOS router, a nushell based api client and some MSOffice automation in Powershell with AI assistanc
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by g8oz 2y ago
The government may be within its legal rights. As an expression of values however it's hard not to see the expulsion of these students as petty politicalized retaliation. The sort of thing you would see in an electoral autocracy as op
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This explanation is not incompatible with calling the whole business a "theater".
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This seems like the kind of research that would invite retaliation from the current American administration. I hope none of the authors are visa holders.
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by g8oz 2y ago
WOW! Match_recognize and MERGE statement support will take DuckDB to another level.
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by g8oz 2y ago
NextdNS or a similar service on the router is a big help with coralling family member risk.
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by g8oz 2y ago
>>Everything ICE and CBP did was lawful. That may be true but it's a pretty much a low bar....why the detention for 2 weeks? Why was she not allowed to fly home? Is cruelty the point?
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by g8oz 2y ago
Isn't this a roundabout kickback scheme?
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by g8oz 2y ago
Erdogan has turned the country into an electoral autocracy. The Swedish Varieties of Democracy centre released its annual report analyzing the state of democracies around the world as of the end of 2024. America is still listed as a libera
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by g8oz 2y ago
The Times is especially pernicious because of the hallowed reputation it has. It lets it spin the narrative at crucial moments. Look back at Judith Miller and the Iraq war. Or in the recent case of the Gaza conflict - their false reporting
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by g8oz 2y ago
This research specifically incorporated DNA analysis. As is made clear if you actually read the article. I fail to see where the conflation happens.
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by g8oz 2y ago
This discussion is a relevant time to recommend the fantastic book called "Late Victorian Holocausts: El Niño Famines and the Making of the Third World" by the indomitable late Mike Davis.
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by g8oz 2y ago
Claude gave me the confidence to setup a router using the relatively obscure VyOS network stack. It was a lot of back and forth. The syntax has changed quite a bit between versions and Claude kept giving me out of date code. I would reply w
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The shrouded sinister history of the bulldozer(noemamag.com)
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Is it that different? Lots of low skilled people who are generalized to be a threat to the nation.
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by g8oz 2y ago
Yeah Opera uses Blink just like Chrome. Vivaldi browser, created by Opera's original team does as well.
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by g8oz 2y ago
The Vivaldi browser takes donations FYI. https://login.vivaldi.net/profile/donations
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by g8oz 2y ago
Markdown is great... But you know what else is great? OPML. We need more tooling around OPML. It's not being used nearly as much as it should be for Personal Knowledge Management.
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by g8oz 2y ago
If multiple nodes are needed, then why MongoDB and not a Postgres compatible distributed product like CockroachDB or YugabyteDB?
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by g8oz 2y ago
Congratulations on the release! While team members are monitoring this discussion let me add that a relatively simple improvement I’d like to see in the UI is the ability to export a chat to markdown or XML.
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by g8oz 2y ago
Data residency is not data sovereignty.
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by g8oz 2y ago
Apple News+ would be a better deal if it was available on Android and Windows. The way that Apple Music is.
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by g8oz 2y ago
It doesn't have to be all or nothing for the Johnny decimal system. Start with a life area like home ownership. Ask AI to generate a Johnny decimal system on this topic. I was impressed with the comprehensive structure I got.
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Will the White House blame DEI?
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I can see that being worth a lot to a nation state
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The impression for better or worse is that the U.S interferes abroad far more than China, so they are a safer bet.
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by g8oz 2y ago
Runbox is pretty good too.
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by g8oz 2y ago
Interesting speech. He certainly seems to worked up over various culture war topics.
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Yeah, also the article says "The California Public Utilities Commission, for instance, authorized its three largest utilities to collect $27 billion in wildfire prevention and insurance costs from ratepayers between 2019 and 2023.&quot
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by g8oz 2y ago
I think if the health insurance situation was as rosy in the U.S as you make out there would not have been as much support for the killer of the United Healthcare CEO. The figure for the average out of pocket expenses hides a lot of pain.

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