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by jmclnx 4mo ago
What is needed are enforceable laws that force companies to pay a living wage. The wage paid is based upon the cost of living in various US metro regions. The wage must be updated every 6 months. And we need a single payer health system.
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by jmclnx 4mo ago
I use to buy someone a coffee via github once per month, but github required my cell # so I left github. I wish that person has another way of doing that. But it depends upon what the person is doing, I found value in that project so I had
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by jmclnx 4mo ago
Yes, the days of Andy Griffith is long gone, at least in the US the country is slowly turning the local police into storm troopers. But even back then, some groups of people were treated badly by the local police in some areas. Now it seem
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by jmclnx 4mo ago
nerds stopped existing around the 1990s when money was poring into tech. The bros moved from marketing into tech for the money, pushing out nerds. An example of this is all the bloatware being created. Yes some still exist, but I think th
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by jmclnx 4mo ago
I wish they would go back to the old headlights from the 70s, they and a slight yellow tint to them and all headlights were at the same level. Since the late 90s I think, no matter what setting is used, everyone is blinded when by people in
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by jmclnx 5mo ago
>Apple is hoping to draw in newer developers with lower AI infrastructure costs Good luck, but define "cheaper" ? If you have to pay, no individual will pay, just corporations.
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by jmclnx 5mo ago
Well Biden increased the IRS budget a lot, when the idiot was re-elected one of the first things he did was cut the IRS budget, took out Biden's increase plus some. This was done to ensure the IRS cannot audit the very rich. That work
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by jmclnx 5mo ago
lost+found is still used on OpenBSD, seems it is created when needed. Only /home has that directory on my system. IIRC, it was created when a kernel panic happened a few releases ago. Plus some files were placed in it when fsck exec
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by jmclnx 5mo ago
All this proves to me is the current US admin. is intent on turning China into the number 1 scientific research country. At this rate, English could be replaced by Mandarin as the main international language of commerce. The only thing tha
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by jmclnx 5mo ago
I know little about rust, but not having inheritance to me is a big benefit :)
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by jmclnx 5mo ago
Non-technical people I know are starting to take AI responses to their questions as 100% true fact.
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by jmclnx 5mo ago
A better source ? Looks like a borderline political ad. But it does have some good info.
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by jmclnx 5mo ago
I also thought I read during Trump I, funding for this in southern Mexico was cut by the US.
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by jmclnx 5mo ago
I have to say I think the author makes a good point. It will be interesting to see how the current US War on education changes the country in 20 years. Will a similar but opposite article be written about the US in a few decades ?
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by jmclnx 5mo ago
117 USD if ordered before July 31.
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by jmclnx 5mo ago
The sweet spot to me is time and a half at 100 USD per hour. Adjusted for inflation. That works out to 7000 per week. He will not listen to me so why should I listen to him.
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by jmclnx 5mo ago
>But of course if we automated those jobs with AI, we could direct AI produced value into universal basic income so people wouldn't lose their income. That would be very nice, but, Will not happen in the US. For example in the US,
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by jmclnx 5mo ago
I did not look at details until I saw your post, but I tend to agree with you on this point. But that is the odd thing, how to tell for sure if a LLM was used :)
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by jmclnx 5mo ago
I just tried openrsync(1) on OpenBSD 7.9, --exclude now works. I have not tried using exclude in openrsync in a while, but I can see it now works on OpenBSD 7.9!
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by jmclnx 5mo ago
>Claude assisted code found in external/ibm-public/postfix/dist... That is from the original post in the thread. Is that really due to LLM ? I do not know since I avoid AI as much as I can. But the person also posted thi
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by jmclnx 5mo ago
I have not checked with OpenBSD 7.9, but as of 7.8 it did not support --exclude or -z. But outside of that openrsync works great. (EDIT: --exclude is now supported on 7.9. Not sure when that was added, nice!) But seems avoiding "slop
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by jmclnx 5mo ago
I am sure China is loving what the US/Trump is doing. Already China is about to take the lead in medical research and I think it is ahead in renewable energy. With this, I guess the US will end up as a third rate country much quicker.
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by jmclnx 5mo ago
I wonder how this will impact OpenBSD if the bill is passed ? OpenBSD is based in Canada due to old encryption laws in the US.
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by jmclnx 5mo ago
The fire people doing real work. Without those 6 people, what paid people work at wikipedia ? Just fund raisers and managers ? That seems to be how non-profits evolve these days, fund raisers and management get most of the $ raised. So
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by jmclnx 5mo ago
From the screen prints of the display, I like the colors better on the framework. But I would agree that it could be due to some very minor issues with my eyes if more people like the Apple display colors better :)
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by jmclnx 5mo ago
Interesting read. The title made me think of Catholic School Book Bags that everyone in my city who went to Catholic Schools used. Public school kids (me) just carried the books to school, rain, snow or shine. No school busses back then.
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by jmclnx 5mo ago
$ have to come from somewhere, with the Fed cutting taxes for the rich and benefits for the poor every other term, time for the states to take over.
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by jmclnx 5mo ago
> The old operating model was indeed fine in a much smaller, simpler tech world, The thing with the 'old days' that does not happen now is developers would go out of their way to make sure new releases were API backward compati
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by jmclnx 5mo ago
>Instagram, and TikTok will be legally required to make those outlets’ content more visible in users’ feeds. That can be a good thing, something is really needed to make sure people see real verifiable facts instead of people's made
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by jmclnx 5mo ago
> as the country seeks to reduce reliance on US defense firms I wonder why ? I think we may be seeing a lot more of this. Maybe we will get to see what US Corporations value more, real paying customers or large tax cuts w/stock buy

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