igleria

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by igleria 9mo ago
Taking the commuter train to and from Dublin, sometimes another train on the other direction passes and it's a bit unnerving. I cannot imagine such a collision between two high speed trains :(
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by igleria 9mo ago
You don't understand what is dangerous about being able to trivially generate believable images of events that actually did not happen?
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by igleria 9mo ago
> Great for parties where you rather be home tinkering. I know this is probably in jest, but when someone invites you to a party it's not because they just want your atoms in the same room as them. In regards to doom coding: I would
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by igleria 9mo ago
Anger sells... but who's buying?
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by igleria 9mo ago
This surely will make everyone in the world like america even more
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by igleria 9mo ago
one solution needs houses (key problem in the republic). The other does not.
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by igleria 9mo ago
> It's utterly unreal to me to hear so little discussion about labor organization Never lived in the US, where I assume you are from. It's the same country that contrary to most countries, does not have May 1st as a Holiday. Sa
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by igleria 10mo ago
> cat sitting in front of monitor The famous cat-in-the-middle attack
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by igleria 10mo ago
> I live in Europe So do I... Europe is quite diverse. My retirement, if there is a society at that point, would be funded by a mix of a private pension fund and a public one (Ireland).
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by igleria 10mo ago
> PURRTRAN allocates all variables to an arena called the "Litterbox". The Litterbox must be manually emptied at least once a day by the user, or Hex's cleanliness and love will decrease. The Litterbox can overflow, which
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by igleria 10mo ago
The Venn diagram of {people that are ok with paying taxes} and {people that will own the technology that replaces humans that pay taxes from their income} is probably going to show such a small intersection that... UBI or whatever is the fl
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by igleria 10mo ago
Heads will roll at cloudfare. E-commerce customers must be furious. Impossible not to feel bad for whoever is tasked to cleanup the mess.
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by igleria 11mo ago
I thought Argentinian politicians were bad... big brother here we go.
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by igleria 11mo ago
half of GDP generated by all software and finance companies (ai and non ai) are artificial moats based in overengineering for the sake of selling something at a higher price than it would be if it was simpler.
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by igleria 11mo ago
For other examples of censorship: try playing "sleeping dogs" in Germany.
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by igleria 11mo ago
In Argentina I've learned from a young age that prices take the elevator, but salaries take the stairs. It got old really quick having to negotiate with the boss every 6 months.
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by igleria 11mo ago
I feel the call of the valve hammer editor now (ok, that is a 20 year old memory so hopefully this engine has better map making tools)
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by igleria 11mo ago
I think knowing an account is fresh is enough.
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by igleria 11mo ago
> moving to an appropriate place like under a bridge or something? Pardon the hyperbole, but you would have to assume people with no disposable income are idiots in order to suggest that solution.
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by igleria 11mo ago
Given that everyone already answered what I had in mind, what can we do about it? What happened in the past where we might get answers from?
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by igleria 11mo ago
I wish I had this for my master's thesis! it was a puny 64 core node, but nevertheless...
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by igleria 11mo ago
Eroding our sanity little by little, perhaps.
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by igleria 11mo ago
I don't understand what is misleading or confusing about Rebecca or Ali. Either you respect someone else's personal preferences or not.
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by igleria 11mo ago
@dang since I can't flag this, I'm writing this here in the hope you have a way of seeing this. btw, to the parent poster: get mental help.
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by igleria 11mo ago
Might be that person's wish. A lot, if not most of trans people don't want anything to do with their deadname.
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by igleria 11mo ago
well they sure seem to make product naming after going through the whole medicine cabinet too, just like the comic
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by igleria 11mo ago
Does not happen to me under ubuntu, FWIW
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by igleria 11mo ago
> make the humans irrelevant Only the poor or undesirable ones. I have the (hopefully incorrect) feeling that universal basic income and similar proposals are red herrings (due to their impracticality) to distract the masses from the fac
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by igleria 11mo ago
muh shareholders!!!!! on a more serious note, why is it always (ok, not every time, but too many times) a software developer (or adjacent) looking down on categorically more stressful and lower paid jobs? Must be some "huh they deserve
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by igleria 11mo ago
And we are not even building enough housing as it is, imagine if we were...

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