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721.
by lawn 2y ago
How would you categorize Russia's manpower problem, given that they need to rely on North Korea for people, have to send injured soldiers back to the front line, and suffer multiple more deaths and injuries compared to Ukraine?
722.
by lawn 2y ago
Musk has used Dogecoin as the vehicle of a pump and dump before, where he has promoted the coin and at one point made Tesla accept it for payments. After that he lost interest (the dump part).
723.
by lawn 2y ago
You know that what Doge is doing is a rounding error compared to the tax cuts the current administration is implementing? So the net result is a gigantic increase to the already ridiculous national debt.
724.
by lawn 2y ago
It's one thing if it's only recorded and stored locally on your machine and another if it's some private company with dubious history that records everything.
725.
by lawn 2y ago
Anecdotally blogging has helped me finish and even expand side projects. I usually have ~10 drafts of different posts and many of them are basically "project logs" that I transform into a post over days/weeks/months.
726.
by lawn 2y ago
The 12-inch laptop might be interesting as a potential upgrade to my remarkable, with the obvious benefit of also being usable as a laptop. I wonder how writing on the touch screen feels?
727.
by lawn 2y ago
They briefly mentioned a new keyboard. I would really like QMK for my framework 13, but alas it was only available for the framework 16...
728.
by lawn 2y ago
Krasnov is really putting in work for Putin. I wonder what Musk's alias could be?
729.
by lawn 2y ago
Maybe they really believe that AI can magically solve this problem and they're actually as clueless they seem to be.
730.
by lawn 2y ago
It's true that car sales declined a little during the same time, but the sales of EV increased a lot. This is a very poor result for Tesla.
731.
by lawn 2y ago
My drafts usually live for days, weeks, or even months before I publish them. (And sometimes I throw them away after having worked on them for many hours.) My advice is to "chill": focus on the process instead of the result and le
732.
by lawn 2y ago
Demanding that politicians act more forcefully, and in fact do their job, isn't "doing nothing" I'd say. They have much, much more power than regular people, so sometimes the best thing one can do is force more reaction
733.
by lawn 2y ago
So you're saying the $4T tax break they plan to implement harms democracy? Yeah, you have a point there.
734.
by lawn 2y ago
There are other ways for regular people to support, without jumping into an actual war zone without any training (that would harm more than it helps). For example to donate to organizations that actively support the war effort or to put pre
735.
by lawn 2y ago
Russia didn't even manage to steamroll Ukraine at the start of the war, when Ukraine didn't have the support of the west. They can cause an enormous amount of lifes to be lost, but winning against nevermind steamrolling EU is farf
736.
by lawn 2y ago
There's a very large uptick in these events in the Baltic sea and it's not just because of media reporting.
737.
by lawn 2y ago
Obviously I don't have all the answers. But just a few weeks ago us Swedes released a ship that was pretty obviously acting with malicious intent because of limited research or due to incompetence. I'd like that to stop.
738.
by lawn 2y ago
I'm a Swede and I'm mostly upset that my government isn't acting more forcefully.
739.
by lawn 2y ago
Weird how these accidents has started happening so often... The European countries needs to stop being so soft.
740.
by lawn 2y ago
Wonderful projection. It's just parroting Russian propaganda but you must still marvel at the mental gymnastics here.
741.
by lawn 2y ago
> Do you think there exist any circumstances in which the NYT would say anything against the liberal narrative? Get real. NYT has promoted Trump bullshit lies for years.
742.
by lawn 2y ago
And yet every story mentioning Doge, musk, or Trump are instantly flagged. Almost like most of the HN readership disagree with their actions, but a minority still manages to get the stories removed?
743.
by lawn 2y ago
I bought my router from this site: https://teklager.se/en/products/routers/ They have some guides and stuff that explains the hardware requirements that might be helpful for you.
744.
by lawn 2y ago
Lots of people (including me) have gotten burnt out from a job that should be a dream job, yet somehow manages to inflict so much mental pain that you have trouble getting up from bed.
745.
by lawn 2y ago
I even run Adguard Home on my router that runs opnsense.
746.
I'll give up Neovim when you pry it from my cold, dead hands(jonashietala.se)
6 points by lawn 2y ago|2 comments
747.
by lawn 2y ago
I have a very dark sense of humor sometimes. But yes, it's sad.
748.
by lawn 2y ago
Because they don't care about morality.
749.
by lawn 2y ago
I thought it was pretty funny how we had this large project that was supposed to replace a legacy system (that was mostly a bad hack that got pushed to production). But when it was finished it failed to meet the basic requirements for the o
750.
by lawn 2y ago
Free speech is a legal construction and it does in fact come with exceptions. Child pornography, slander, and death threats are other examples of exceptions.

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