hrimfaxi

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by hrimfaxi 11mo ago
The merge was only allowed after changes.
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by hrimfaxi 11mo ago
Archive as it's been hugged: https://web.archive.org/web/20251206071123/https://boston.co...
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by hrimfaxi 11mo ago
2/3rds of people in the world are malicious?
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> The answer is for schools to grab their share of this money by selling each of these accommodations directly, or perhaps via some kind of auction. Acceptance to such a school will be the “basic economy” of attendance. If you want to pi
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by hrimfaxi 11mo ago
Having their changes fully propagate within 1 minute is pretty fantastic.
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Either they comply or exit the country. Remember how the UK blocked the Microsoft/Activision merger for a time?
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That should make it incredibly easy to weed out then, surely?
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I think their point was that it only worked because of such a cohort to randomly select from.
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by hrimfaxi 11mo ago
What would you put for this? "Graph of All-Transactions House Price Index for the United States 1975-2025"? https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/USSTHPI
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I didn't say it, your sources did. > There's a good reason why on every half-serious index about freedom of speech or freedom of press, the best countries are Scandinavian and Switzerland, followed by West-Europe. And that data
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by hrimfaxi 11mo ago
By one of your own references USA is in the top 3 for freedom of speech. https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/countries...
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by hrimfaxi 11mo ago
Do you really think the kinds of technology that are adjacent to or enablers for vr are on the same level as juicero?
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by hrimfaxi 11mo ago
That was an illuminating question. Thank you. I see my parent's point now because no, I don't think that disagreement requires what amounts to censure if it makes it harder for something to be seen.
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by hrimfaxi 11mo ago
What's your point with this comment? How can we ever hope for another Bell Labs if we decry companies taking risks on things no one even asked for?
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by hrimfaxi 11mo ago
Is it dumb for tax reasons?
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by hrimfaxi 11mo ago
Do you think any CEOs of gigantic corporations are personally liable for any loans made by the companies they work for? I would be incredibly, incredibly surprised to hear if that's the case.
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by hrimfaxi 11mo ago
Why would the CEO have the personal liability here and not the board? Does Sundar Pichai have to personally guarantee loans for Google? That would be weird since the CEO could be fired.
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by hrimfaxi 11mo ago
If you think the internet today is anything like it was 20 years ago, I don't know what to tell you
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by hrimfaxi 11mo ago
At least with direnv your exports are removed when you leave the directory.
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by hrimfaxi 11mo ago
Does your definition of censorship require everything to be viewable by anonymous users?
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by hrimfaxi 11mo ago
Which data sources would you point to for ranking freedom of speech by country?
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by hrimfaxi 11mo ago
Ironically, it seems the descriptions are AI-written? (minor spoiler) The text accompanying an image of a painting: > This image shows authentic human photography with natural imperfections, consistent lighting, and realistic proportions
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by hrimfaxi 11mo ago
Our parents had problems figuring out how to program the time on the VCR. Technology advances faster than parents can keep up. If someone was selling drugs on the street on the way to school, would we be blaming parents who let their kids w
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by hrimfaxi 11mo ago
Won't the absence of punishing companies that knowingly harm society in a way encourage more of the same conduct? What's your suggestion?
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Did you grow up in a big city as opposed to a small town? Why do you think your experience has been so different from that of your parents?
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Yes. https://www.irs.gov/charities-non-profits/unrelated-business...
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I think POSIX requires env but doesn't mandate a location for it.
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When my father came to this country he lived in an SRO while working in restaurants in New York City. That gave him the start he needed to eventually grow a family of 6 that had the opportunity to experience the American dream. The decline
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Their site might be getting hugged, even the non-demo page is taking ages to load.
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I thought you had to pay a fee to access their updates repository? It's been a while though so I may be mistaken.

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