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571.
by lawn 1y ago
That's still expensive for cheap things. And what's worse is that it's impossible to reliably predict the correct fee to be able to get into the next block. This means that at any time if you're unlucky your payment migh
572.
by lawn 1y ago
Obama wore a tan suit once.
573.
by lawn 1y ago
That's a more logical explanation than all these "4D chess" theories out there that try to sane-wash Trumps actions into a coherent strategy.
574.
by lawn 1y ago
In a way Monero is more a cryptocurrency than Bitcoin. A fast, cheap, global, and private currency; in contrast to the speculative asset that is Bitcoin.
575.
by lawn 1y ago
I think memorization is very important for one big reason: Facts and knowledge acts as a scaffolding, making it easier to absorb more information and knowledge the more you have.
576.
by lawn 1y ago
> With a class writing exercise like the author describes, of course the students are going to use an LLM, they would be stupid not to if their classmates are using it. Its only stupid if you try to optimize for the wrong things (finishi
577.
by lawn 1y ago
You should upgrade to another printer. You shouldn't have to do this for every print with a better printer.
578.
by lawn 1y ago
While they target a completely different audience (tinkerers and DIY vs "just works") the VORON printers are the gold standard of open source printers, and you'll get a very capable machine when built.
579.
by lawn 1y ago
What an impressive looking article (I've only skimmed it so far). I've been meaning to try my hand at CAD and designing models to print but I haven't quite made the jump. One thing that has given me pause is a good CAD progra
580.
by lawn 1y ago
If they do this for a "not important" topic, don't you wonder what they do with very important topics? Such as, for example, critique against Musk, Tesla, Trump, or Russia?
581.
by lawn 1y ago
It'll do that anyway, the question is when not if.
582.
by lawn 1y ago
It won't be helped by Trump increasing the debt at least.
583.
by lawn 1y ago
> To be fair No, you're not being fair. You're being disingenuous trying to equate changing the CPI with a dictator firing people for presenting numbers not consistent with his lies.
584.
by lawn 1y ago
No, he didn't acknowledge Project 2025 and he tried to distance himself from it.
585.
by lawn 1y ago
Of course they have more influence than you and I. But that doesn't mean they have enough power to influence the president and to correct course.
586.
by lawn 1y ago
You should never put anything 3D printed into your mouth, regardless if you swallow it or not, because 3D prints aren't "food safe" and may release small pieces. Also, some materials are hazardous to print (ABS or resin for e
587.
by lawn 1y ago
Yeah, my bad.
588.
by lawn 1y ago
This is just another angle of placing people in camps. Combine this with the overzealous focus on transvestites and the so called "illegal aliens" you should see a pattern with where the Nazis began.
589.
by lawn 1y ago
Putin also boasts a very high approval rating.
590.
by lawn 1y ago
The Nazis were also just being pragmatic.
591.
by lawn 1y ago
> And when they have MS13 tattoos like exactly in that picture? Still no connection to a Gang? "Pledge your allegiance to our gang and get a tattoo or we'll murder your family." Is that the connection you're looking f
592.
by lawn 1y ago
Sounds exactly like the lies Russia presents.
593.
by lawn 1y ago
Sentencing children to die as they can't receive proper medical care when deported is not in any way the best solution. Unless of course your lack empathy and de-humanize people by calling them "aliens".
594.
by lawn 1y ago
They deported someone with (supposedly) more rights than Elon Musk.
595.
by lawn 1y ago
"Alien" is something Trump has said multiple times. The first I heard it was in the debate with Harris (that she "wants to do transgender operations on illegal aliens that are in jail").
596.
by lawn 2y ago
Are you surprised that the same administration that refer to as "aliens", talk about building "camps" to hold them, and celebrate sending people to torture in El Salvador would deport U.S. Citizens? Or maybe that the &qu
597.
by lawn 2y ago
How about tackling deadly and preventable diseases instead of the Autism Boogeyman? Measles for example?
598.
by lawn 2y ago
You can integrate AI tools into Vim too if you want. I'd wager that in 10 years people may have moved on way from Cursor while people will still thrive with (neo)vim.
599.
by lawn 2y ago
FWIW I also used the Swedish/English split before I completely changed my layout on a split keyboard. (I still use both US and SWE layout on laptops though.)
600.
by lawn 2y ago
My problem with the "action motion" keybindings is textobjects that by necessity becomes more complex or even missing. This is a big step backwards in ny opinion. There are also plugins that shows a pop-with with available keybind

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