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by ivm 2y ago
> baseball bat does not beat asteroid Not with this attitude, mr. LLM
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by ivm 2y ago
You keep either missing or intentionally misinterpreting what I'm saying, and then arguing against your own interpretation. So let's end it. > murra It's mora down here.
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by ivm 2y ago
There are more Quechua words, but yes, a few food names are not "language influence" in any seruous way. French influenced English and Russian, Arabic influenced Spanish, but the only linguistic legacy of Germans in Chile are kuc
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by ivm 2y ago
I was trying to say that loanwords are generally present in languages. Modern German itself has many weirdly used English words without any immigrants to bring them in the first place. > Still influenced the dialect, didn’t it? A few f
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by ivm 2y ago
But cachái doesn't come from English-speaking immigrants. It's just one of the many English loanwords present in modern languages. And despite living in Valdivia –a city that once had street signs in German– I can't recall
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by ivm 2y ago
Objectively false: under the dictatorship half a country lived in extreme poverty, while the economic growth happened with the reforms of the democratic governments in the 1990-2000s. Anything else is military coup laundering.
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by ivm 2y ago
The "another language" myth is extremely exaggerated, but it's not even close to be one – speaking as someone who learned Spanish in Chile.
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by ivm 2y ago
The main influences are Mapudungun and the Andalusian accent due to many early immigrants coming from that region. Neither German nor others were numerous enough to influence the Chilean dialect, especially in the capital (Germans and Croat
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by ivm 2y ago
WinUI 3 is the default for Windows-only applications
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TED talks became the Picotop of millennial intellectualism(joanwestenberg.com)
3 points by ivm 2y ago|0 comments
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by ivm 2y ago
I'm not the author just in case ʕ ᵔᴥᵔ ʔ
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My honest feelings about the Vision Pro after nearly 5 months(birchtree.me)
9 points by ivm 2y ago|4 comments
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by ivm 2y ago
Reminds me of Cloud to Butt Plus: https://github.com/panicsteve/cloud-to-butt
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by ivm 2y ago
C# has been decent on Mac since the early 2010s (MonoDevelop, Unity3d), and mobile .NET has been pretty robust on iOS and Android for about a decade, with plenty of NuGet libraries available. Meanwhile, Swift has a long way to go to reach a
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by ivm 2y ago
Yes, it matters a lot with regard to the colonial history where Russian, Soviet, and Tsarist governments have tried many times to eliminate the local cultures and identities of both indigenous peoples and other Slavic neighbors like Belarus
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by ivm 2y ago
Local national parks will not be happy with so many people going off the trail, especially running.
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by ivm 2y ago
I have mostly Bosch home appliances in Chile, but at least the integrated microwave was made in China. They're quite good at hiding the country of origin from all descriptions and manuals, although according to my searches, some device
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by ivm 2y ago
Mostly rural southern Chile got fiber before the coaxial-dependent capital because of the same problem.
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by ivm 3y ago
As the other person said, these events are often much closer. For example, the Selk'Nam genocide happened in the first decade of the 20th century, the company owners behind it were never prosecuted, and the generational wealth have car
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by ivm 3y ago
> Modern 'new growth' forestry is very sustainable It is not, I live in southern Chile, my house is right next to a Radiata Pine plantation. The ecological damage of pine and eucalyptus plantations is immense – the loss of
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by ivm 3y ago
Sure, still lots of legacy code in my case. I've never really moved to Swift and instead started writing in C# to be able to create cross-platform projects as a solo developer.
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Dark Ecology (2012)(orionmagazine.org)
2 points by ivm 4y ago|0 comments
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Tell HN: PayPal now allows to bypass 2FA with a SMS login
2 points by ivm 4y ago|0 comments
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by ivm 4y ago
PayPal appears to be in a horrible state: I just got $3k stolen, probably via their SMS-based(!!) login[1] I had no idea about. I had 2FA disabled because it doesn't work in Safari which also means iOS app is unusable. But after I dete
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by ivm 4y ago
I don't understand what you are trying to say. If you are interested in transcending your current understanding of politics, I shared the resource to start this journey. Cheers!
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by ivm 4y ago
You are not the only one here, I was born in the USSR too, so I also went through a long phase of having (neo)liberal attitudes and worshipping the capitalist mode of production. And yes, I am aware nowadays: a few years ago I started re-ex
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by ivm 4y ago
Yes they do, but if you aren't aware of the ideology you're using as a basis of your thinking about the world, I'd recommend researching the subject. Until that, a constructive dialogue would not be possible.
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by ivm 4y ago
I'll just reply that "bureaucracy is not part of capitalism" and "private ownership with one exclusive owner is most effective form of ownership" are views based in your ideological framework, they are not objective
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by ivm 4y ago
Motion Twin, the team behind the Dead Cells, is a worker-owned anarchist cooperative: > WE'RE ALL EQUAL and we wanted that to show, both in the way our games are made and in the way we organise ourselves. So we chose to create a co
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by ivm 4y ago
Commerce is not capitalism and it predates capitalism by thousands of years. "Non-capitalist" simply means without private ownership and worker-owned. There are even various kinds of market-based socialism theories, like https:&#

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