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by glogla 4y ago
Desktop linux is fine. Laptop linux is bad and every company gives employees laptops.
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by glogla 4y ago
Also, the the old one is 65W TDP and the new one is 241W TDP.
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by glogla 4y ago
Are you serious or is this a strawman posted as a joke? Just applying this to medicine, car safety, building codes and fire, food safety, industrial regulations saying 'you can't dump toxic waste around', etc etc makes me rea
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by glogla 4y ago
Shakira is from Brazil. BJJ is from Brazil. Makes sense!
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by glogla 4y ago
> As a US poster, I need [...] all pickup trucks to be what the Founding Fathers drove. > As an EU poster, I won't understand the US obsession with large vehicles and I will recommend bicycling instead. I will not buy EV unless i
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by glogla 4y ago
I think Twitter pioneered some pretty cool streaming technologies in its day. Now Airbnb, those people caused untold suffering by both their impact on housing market, and by creating Airflow ...
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by glogla 4y ago
It is not that they can't - they just keep more money if they don't. Which shouldn't be surprising in an industry that is literally destroying the world to make money.
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by glogla 4y ago
I'm pretty sure that was with LFS. Maybe the issue was Bitbucket? I'm not sure.
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by glogla 4y ago
Yeah. We used to store PowerDesigner files in git a while back, which are XMLs usually smaller than 100 MB, and that was pretty much a disaster of hour taking clones already. I can't imagine 700 MB working.
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by glogla 4y ago
Not in the West, but check Facebook and Myanmar, for example.
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by glogla 4y ago
Pros: zstd, presto, react Cons: created a post-truth world which destroyed democracy and killed millions of people by spreading antivaxx propaganda Eh.
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by glogla 4y ago
This and Presto are about the only things that Facebook did that benefited the world. Maybe React too, I'm not a front-end person.
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by glogla 4y ago
I'm sure e.g. Walmart would have few billions in their name.
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by glogla 4y ago
> The goal is to determine the state of the internal tools, not to purge any dissenters… Well ... maybe?
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by glogla 4y ago
A lot of the infrastructure isn't there, but there for sure are big players - most of currently available hydrogen is made as natural gas and oil byproduct, so oil and gas companies have a lot of it. Selling hydrogen as green is a way
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by glogla 4y ago
My previous glasses were about 700 EUR from local shop. I got two pairs of Zenni glasses that cost 120 EUR together with all taxes, shipping, etc. This was few years back. I think they didn't end up caught at the border, but if they di
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by glogla 4y ago
They don't? Is that a new thing? I have like four Zenni glasses.
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by glogla 4y ago
The latest Gundam series (Witch from Mercury) that borrows heavily from Revolutionary Girl Utena is rather new and interesting take on the franchise, while keeping its signature bleskness and being pretty funny at the same time.
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by glogla 4y ago
This sadly follows how car EV market is segmented. You have Smart and Polo with <100 km range on one end and Teslas, Porches and ginormous SUVs on the other end, and nothing in between.
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by glogla 4y ago
I am suggesting the former. Safe withdrawal rate from investments is usually considered 4 %, so each 100k invested makes you 4k a year. A few years at FAANG, assuming you don't spend it all, will give you idle rich lifestyle before thi
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by glogla 4y ago
That would be normally a sensible sentiment, and a rare empathic one, on hyperindividualist hypercapitalist Hacker News. But here we're talking about people who made at least 300k a year, possibly up to a million. Those who stayed for
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by glogla 4y ago
I see Jenda being Jenda.
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by glogla 4y ago
You can grovel in front of an abuser, giving up all human dignity, if you want. In the end, he is just a man, and evil one at that.
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by glogla 4y ago
> They decided tech was a major power center that needed scrutiny I mean, that is for sure true. The tech has been enormous force against freedom, democracy, human rights and science. If it wasn't for Facebook and Twitter, we wouldn
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by glogla 4y ago
It is not. Other article from the author include (title only) "Why Biden Favors Foreign Over American Oil", "Why The Woke Create The Disasters They Warn Of" or "Biden Is Failing The World". Substack claims this
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by glogla 4y ago
Says the person promoting Ivermectin as COVID cure in their post history. What is the odds someone would believe in two cases of Russian misinformation, I wonder.
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by glogla 4y ago
Because they are not the same people. The good stuff usually comes from EU parliament while the messed up stuff usually comes from EU commission. EU parliament is staffed by elected officials from all over Europe, while EU commission is sta
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by glogla 4y ago
That is what I was thinking. Was she worse than Boris or is it just sexism? Edit: I'm sure objectively she was bad, but yeah.
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by glogla 4y ago
The words might be, but the context and approach goes back to at the very least to The Killing Star by Charles R. Pellegrino and George Zebrowski published in 1995, who wrote: We ask that you try just one more thought experiment. Imagine y
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by glogla 4y ago
I don't see it as funny - the author is probably mentally ill and suffering.

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