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by hn993302 15d ago
Not even many MAGA supporters were in favor of war with Iran. Bots on Twitter, sure.
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by hn993302 15d ago
I remember hearing from leftwing media how Kurdish fighters are feminists and LGBT-friendly. Look I have nothing for or against them, but lol.
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by hn993302 15d ago
Plenty of mid-right-wing voters like myself just don't like that US politicians are displaying foreign loyalty, regardless of what country it is. It started with Kissinger. I'm not even going to call Israel's wars unjustified
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by hn993302 15d ago
There are a lot of things that a party does opposite to its messaging, in some cases shared by both parties.
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by hn993302 15d ago
It'll last exactly as long as the Republicans being in power, which could be longer than this administration.
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by hn993302 15d ago
They're good analogies. It's possible to keep a Jenga tower going forever, just extremely difficult once it reaches the point of being all middle pieces.
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by hn993302 15d ago
I remember there being a lot of hijacked CocoaPods more recently than that Xcode attack. But supposedly Swift Package Manager is actually replacing CocoaPods now, which tbh I didn't even know until now because I've been out of tha
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by hn993302 15d ago
It's not exactly Israel being blamed. The government of Israel doesn't fund or operate AIPAC, and the Adelsons aren't Israeli officials.
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by hn993302 15d ago
That's so 2009. What we need is mercenary Tinder.
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by hn993302 15d ago
If this is real, the interesting part is this Adelalhasanii user who amplified it. Seems like a Yemini who's supportive of the Houthis.
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by hn993302 15d ago
What was the claimed advantage of react-native aside from ease of use?
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by hn993302 15d ago
Do you even escape dependency hell this way?
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by hn993302 15d ago
Pretty well from an engineering perspective. But they've lost so many advertisers because it's intentionally not very moderated.
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by hn993302 15d ago
Yep. First time I "wrote" a native iPhone or Mac app in about 9 years was recently. I've written plenty of C, C++, Rust, etc code but always found Swift and ObjC to be uniquely bad, and Apple's UI frameworks and tooling
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by hn993302 15d ago
Everyone always knew native was better if dev cost weren't a factor
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by hn993302 15d ago
Ok, those are truly closed loop. As in, they use ambient cooling or active chillers. I've seen too many cooling tower sites described as closed-loop because the internal system is.
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by hn993302 15d ago
Huh, I didn't know it was actually used, but apparently they did it a few times like the Gulf War
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by hn993302 15d ago
Nobody is looking for exactness here
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by hn993302 15d ago
Yeah but it's a lot less bad than how distances look on Mercator
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by hn993302 15d ago
Google claims that 10% of its power goes to non-computing overhead. Even if that were 0 somewhere else, ok how much more expensive is the power in that area, probably more than 11%. And I don't know how much they spend on power to begi
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by hn993302 15d ago
Got an example? I'm pretty sure new datacenters are still using cooling towers.
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by hn993302 15d ago
They don't use a third of a meter because, like you said, you can just use some number of mm or cm that is divisible by 3. We don't use decimal inches because fractions are easy too.
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by hn993302 15d ago
Because it's really common here. This week it's in the 90s, which is very hot. The temperature changes day to day, so how do you give the approximate temperature for the week?
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by hn993302 15d ago
Celsius isn't granular enough (people can perceive 0.5˚C changes), and anything above 50˚C is rare or nonexistent. 0-100˚F pretty much lines up with the extremes.
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by hn993302 16d ago
It doesn't mean that. F is better than C for weather no matter what kind of climate you live in. A few comments up, someone was saying F only makes more sense than C because you live somewhere with specific temperature ranges. But the
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by hn993302 16d ago
I ran into this a while back when I was trying to design an RTS with information delay.
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by hn993302 16d ago
Casually looking at a map to understand relatively how far away things are from each other
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by hn993302 16d ago
Exactly what Tim Cook would say. loljk Wow, that quote should've been pinned at the top of MacRumors since 2010.
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by hn993302 16d ago
The iPhone 5 size was designed for people who use smartphones a healthy amount, ie not very much, usually in pocket and often one-handed for a small task. At some point, that was no longer how smartphones were most often used. I kept my 5S
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by hn993302 16d ago
Yep, highest outdoor temperature ever recorded was in the US. Even if you live in Death Valley, F makes more sense than C.

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