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by hoseja 2y ago
"novels by people like Barbara Kingsolver, Colson Whitehead, and Richard Powers." Can you blame them? Looked them up and it's the sootiest coal, unimaginable slop. Who would want to read that? >recent Pulitzer Prize winner
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by hoseja 2y ago
Except of course if you post something without a loicense.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Seems like it's clear to children that "education" has become nothing more than empty credential sold by a corrupt system. And of course the author likes criminals more.
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by hoseja 2y ago
There are but they all get you banned.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Thing is, you only see it when appropriately zoomed in and therefore may not actually see it even though the algorithm should be able to find it.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Are you sure you're getting that right? I think the sentence means Poland has won four times in a row, not this specific tree. See here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Tree_of_the_Year#Winn...
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by hoseja 2y ago
I really hate how MSVC made std::deque toxic for cross-platform use, it's such a cool concept.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Just don't ask what happened to Telegram :)
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by hoseja 2y ago
NASA, the pork factory, not impartial? Impossible!
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by hoseja 2y ago
Constantinople yearns to be free.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Uhhhhhh you do know that even the fairest test for "dumbness" would do exactly the same thing as before, right?
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by hoseja 2y ago
It's really weird that particle accelerators or just some sort of X-ray tubes are apparently even more bothersome than precisely exploding freefalling drops of liquid tin with heat rays.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Sure but Erdogan can just have him cut up for kebab if he doesn't take the hint. Not so the other way around.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Literally Banazîr Galbasi
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by hoseja 2y ago
GIMP is such a joke. Really one of the worst examples of "FOSS" corruption. Touted as a flagship, moribund and useless.
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by hoseja 2y ago
I remember learning about the furin cleavage site in the first weeks. Massive smoking gun.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Has "science 2" actually acomplished anything worthwhile.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Is this completely AI-generated; the illustrations, the website, and the text too? I'd suspect so.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Don't let people performatively horrified of undefined behaviour know about Gödel.
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by hoseja 2y ago
The "1080p premium" is such a joke. Unlike videos where it isn't present, the "normal 1080p" on such videos has noticeably decreased bitrate.
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by hoseja 2y ago
I was sure there would be The Expanse mentioned, what with observing reflections of laser communication and such. Alas, Enigma.
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by hoseja 2y ago
I wouldn't be so sure.
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by hoseja 2y ago
In fact it is the result of much effort to keep the people as perfectly divided as possible.
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by hoseja 2y ago
>we don't just need a system that knows all the answers, but rather one that can ask questions nobody else has thought of or dared to ask. That's called hate speech and every AI has been aggressively lobotomized to never do it
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by hoseja 2y ago
>Government currencies don't have the price volatility of Bitcoin. You WHAT. Latest example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turkish_lira
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by hoseja 2y ago
Trees don't need planting. Trees need a safe place to grow without saplings getting destroyed. But trees absolutely don't need planting. Besides, a healthy forest has to go through pioneering stages first.
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by hoseja 2y ago
It's really unfortunate that GPUs aren't fully customizable daughterboards, isn't it.
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by hoseja 2y ago
There was no nuclear disaster at Fukushima. There was a tsunami and there was a destruction of a nuclear power plant. There were a couple cancers and an undetectable release of tritiated water into the Pacific Freaking Ocean.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Gifting money to charities is way more catastrophic.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Has the US ever honored their word when it mattered? You do business with them because otherwise they roll up with warships.

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