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iammjm
7mo ago
"Charles Thompson, executed January 28, 2026 In April 1998, Thompson forced his way into a Houston residence and shot a man and a woman following an argument. Both victims succumbed to their injuries as a result of the shooting."
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iammjm
7mo ago
Please lets also not forget computer games. Call of Duty, Battlefield, Medal of Honor, oh what a glorious thing to be an american soldier...
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iammjm
7mo ago
What basis was there to sink several smaller south-american boats in the course of the past months? Alleged drug smuggling, which is not punishable by death afaik, and they still murdered those people.
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iammjm
7mo ago
That's a cynical take. Ferris has been for years now focusing more and more on things like meditation and psychedelics. Plus he is super loaded and his podcast is huge
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iammjm
8mo ago
Because the person who owns this company is using this very money to elect evil people that wreck havoc in the world and I dont want to have anything to do with that
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8mo ago
We are speedrunning legacy "codebases" all the time. Or do you conjure up your own pickaxe, mine your own minerals, produce your own electricity, and construct your own computers and networks first before you go off to develop an
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iammjm
8mo ago
Should the goal really be to build a system that we completely understand, or build a system that solves a problem? Like we dont fully understand quantum physics, yet good enough to build helpful systems on top of it. Or like not knowing ex
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iammjm
8mo ago
I will remember and care. Like I still remember and care and will not buy a Tesla, as long as there are other options that are 80% as good, and usually for most products, there are.
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8mo ago
When does a fad stop being a fad and start being a canon or an icon or whatever? Is Shakespeare a fad? As a 8 years old I knew all Pokémons by name their powers and I have spent literally all my pocket money on Pokémon, and now almost 30 ye
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iammjm
8mo ago
How is remotely save obsidian plugin mentioned only once here? I set it up with a OneDrive I was already using anyway to host and sync my vault there. I have it set up and synced on 4 devices with 4 different os (win11, macos, ios, android)
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8mo ago
Let me provide a counter argument: with the graph you can browse your notes visually in 2D, instead of just the usual list. You can just take notes as usual, easily add #tags and [[links]] in them, and then when you go to graph view you can
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8mo ago
lets get concrete with "Exercise": what is one unit of exercise? like exactly what type of movement, at what intensity and duration should be performed how frequently to be as effective as therapy? like should i run every day at 1
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8mo ago
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Violence sometimes absolutely is the right response. Let me quote some George Orwell: "Pacifism is objectively pro-Fascist. This is elementary common sense. If you hamper the war effort of one side you automatically help that of the ot
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8mo ago
Im not sure, metadata is metadata. There are traces for when where what came from
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8mo ago
Have you looked into Long Covid? Post-exertional_malaise is something a lot of people are reporting. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_COVID https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post-exertional_malaise
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9mo ago
Sure, if you are a pilot then that makes sense. But what if you are a company that uses planes to deliver goods? Like when the focus shifts from the thing itself to its output
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9mo ago
He did acquired a lot of power and influence through it though. He can now shape and influence public discourse worldwide by pulling the algorithmic strings, amplifying information he likes and suppressing information he doesnt like.
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iammjm
9mo ago
I moved from AWS to Hetzner, because: 1. lower prices, 2. not American
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9mo ago
Ahh yes, clearly any government would greatly benefit by having way fewer highly educated conscientious people working for them /s
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This is partially on America. Didnt Trump publicly encourage the protesters and promised that the help is on the way?
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9mo ago
The image that comes to my mind is rather a cow farm, where cows are served the ground up remains of other cows. isnt that how many of them got the mad cows disease? ...
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It is just a matter of time before they will actually mean "anything you've posted on the internet, ever" when they'll say "social media"
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9mo ago
Russia is genocidal, US unreliable and erratic. The civilized world needs nukes. Not only the Nordic countries, but also Germany and Poland. Unless Russia and US are willing to give up theirs ;)
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9mo ago
I think it's just a stupid comparison. Aerial bombing campaign on a single city 80 years ago vs government coming down on protesters distributed in over 100 cities was the best reference you could find to doubt these numbers?
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9mo ago
When it comes to art, I'd rather consume something that is interesting/meaningful/beautiful/revolutionary/etc. It's all about the thing itself; it has always been. Less ego in all of this could actually be a go
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iammjm
9mo ago
You are arguing semantics, whereas the point is that A) they have your keys, and B) they will give them away if they will have to
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9mo ago
True, how free is something really when it’s full of advertisement, trackers and popups
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9mo ago
“All perception is gamble” - Robert Anton Wilson / Husserl
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9mo ago
That's a known, still unfixed issue with Garmins and iPhones. With "smart" devices, the app IS the device!
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