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by grg0 2y ago
Don't worry, we'll get help from the French and the Spanish.
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by grg0 2y ago
Sure. We don't pay tax to you, though. We can be trade buddies.
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by grg0 2y ago
It'll be a government for the people, by the people.
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by grg0 2y ago
Let's also pool some money to help the sick pay for health care, the young pay for education and those affected by layoffs tackle the transition. Heck, we could even start our own government.
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by grg0 2y ago
Then you'll be thoroughly disappointed by US media. It's also not just about misstated facts, but facts they don't state at all when it is convenient for them. I also say this without a hint of irony: I don't trust two s
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by grg0 2y ago
Good website/visualization, but I think the implementation can be improved. If I remember correctly, one of the strengths of DDA is that it works out entirely with integer math. I think you get there by multiplying out the denominators
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by grg0 2y ago
I want my scrollbars thicc. Those designers are drinking too many macchiatos.
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by grg0 2y ago
The classic one too is that as somebody who puts out the fires, you get all the praise; whereas if you just do the damn job right from the beginning, nobody notices. Corollary: create as many fires as you can, just don't completely bur
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by grg0 2y ago
"A modern Internet website with a scroll bar that isn't broken." I'll see myself out now.
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by grg0 2y ago
How isn't this the breaking news story of this and future weeks to come? The government likes to spread a lot of FUD about how foreign nation states can interfere with citizens, but when there is an actual vulnerability in such corpora
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by grg0 2y ago
"You can solve every problem with another level of indirection, except for the problem of too many levels of indirection".
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by grg0 2y ago
Intel mostly just shot itself in the foot; easy to "outperform" a handicapped opponent, and there is no merit in doing so. x86 is also a piece of shit in the grander scheme of things, and will be eaten away by alternative hardware
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by grg0 2y ago
And why do you think that? Have you worked with her personally, or is it maybe because Fortune spent a decade preaching "women in tech" regardless of what those women may actually be doing?
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by grg0 2y ago
His calibration is perfectly fine. There is no left left in the US, as is obvious from the crack down of unions and welfare and the privatization of all aspects of society. At best, you get center-right representation in Congress (who repre
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by grg0 2y ago
These guys are biohackers not vaccinating their children.
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by grg0 2y ago
In other words, people preaching LLMs are noobs with no real stake in what they are doing. But you can't really call people noobs these days.
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by grg0 2y ago
That is not at all what they are saying. If you seriously think that, you have serious reading comprehension problems.
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by grg0 2y ago
I'm dead right now.
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by grg0 2y ago
Good resource, boys. Thanks for sharing.
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by grg0 2y ago
Agree, but this has nothing to do with the left / working class. I was also more interested in how Amazon may or may not be censoring or, more likely, deprioritizing, books of certain topics in the West. I already know that China bans
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by grg0 2y ago
Breaking news: the Middle East doesn't care about your sexual identity.
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by grg0 2y ago
The issue is that programming a discrete GPU feels like programming a printer over a COM port, just with higher bandwidths. It's an entirely moronic programming model to be using in 2025. - You need to compile shader source/byteco
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by grg0 2y ago
Pays for one month of rent.
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by grg0 2y ago
Your points are valid and the comparisons between liberal and copyleft licenses have been discussed a million times. But scroll up to the original context here: what's the advantage of rewriting large swathes of critical OS infra that
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by grg0 2y ago
Yeah, add some farts and pissing on the side walk and you're golden.
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by grg0 2y ago
Are you sure that's not the other way around? Upvotes motivate people to post to, you know, get upvotes.
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by grg0 2y ago
Ballmer was clearly up to speed .
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by grg0 2y ago
That it's irrelevant outside of the server space and has terrible hardware support. FreeBSD folks themselves use Macs. Don't get me wrong, I very much like FreeBSD, but I believe a liberal licence on critical infrastructure like a
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by grg0 2y ago
Because the kind of people who use the GPL do not entirely appreciate Microsoft profiting from all code hosted on Github without respecting the original licence. And before you reply; yes, there is litigation ongoing on that front. And who
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by grg0 2y ago
This Ledru comes across as a total noob indeed. > He is thinking about "what we are going to leave to the next generation". A history lesson in software licensing, maybe? Certainly not one he bothered to learn himself, lol.

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