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by lbrito 1y ago
>big chunk of time spent studying is actually just searching. This is a good thing in many levels. Learning how to search is (was) a good skill to have. The process of searching itself also often leads to learning tangentially related bu
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by lbrito 1y ago
Pretty sure there are plenty of traditional x86 Linux laptops that have north of 12h battery life. System76 comes to mind (mandatory "System76 is just a Clevo wrapper" comment).
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by lbrito 1y ago
Another interesting question will be: are recent STEM grads/people in STEM courses right now going to be able to enjoy a fruitful career in the following decades?
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by lbrito 1y ago
Science technology engineering and math
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by lbrito 1y ago
Isn't hardware software-designed though?
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by lbrito 1y ago
That would be (gasp) _communism_!
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by lbrito 1y ago
You're just insulting people at this point. The OP did not say he hates Jews or want them to be killed. You should be banned by making disgusting accusations without any connection with reality. There's overwhelming proof of inten
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by lbrito 1y ago
>Defending colonization and genocide is evil. Said by someone openly defending what is universally understood as genocide (Gaza) and colonization (West Bank). Peak doublethink. Peak evil.
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by lbrito 1y ago
Political propaganda is a amazingly powerful thing. This bullshit above is simply a brainless regurgitation of the 70s Golda Meir quote: "Peace will come when the Arabs will love their children more than they hate us." That's
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by lbrito 1y ago
This has degenerated into pure eristics. What are you even talking about? What right do you have to accuse me of being evil?
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by lbrito 1y ago
So when I say myself and no one here supports any mass murder, you somehow conclude that I support mass murder. Brilliant.
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by lbrito 1y ago
Why is being against mass murder "vile rhetoric"?
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by lbrito 1y ago
Don't be disingenuous. Its far from "just a press release"; its the official position of the government of the United States. There are many other instances where different parts of the government call it illegal.
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by lbrito 1y ago
Because he and his ex have a huge fanbase here (and in the VC circle).
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by lbrito 1y ago
>The concept of legal doesn’t apply to nation states. So when the US government repeatedly calls the Russian invasion of Ukraine illegal, you are saying they are wrong, right? "Two years ago, Russian forces launched an illegal and i
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by lbrito 1y ago
Has anyone got Zed to work consistently on Ubuntu, specifically with nvidia optimus laptops?
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by lbrito 1y ago
It absolutely is about whataboutism insofar as people here (not you specifically) use it as a pseudo-argument that automatically wins a discussion, but applying it only when convenient for their political preferences or worldview. Took me a
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by lbrito 1y ago
I work on a computer. Right now I'm waiting for a spec suite to finish running, which takes around 1:30min, more than enough to type this answer. Hardly qualifies as free time.
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by lbrito 1y ago
>There are other genocides happening in Myanmar and Sudan that nobody talks about. Sounds a lot like whataboutism. I heard a lot of that term going around whenever anyone dared mention any non-mainstream talking point about the Russian i
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by lbrito 1y ago
Look at the demographics of Palestine. They are very young. Most of them weren't even born when most of those supposed things supposedly happened. Are you implying that parent's sins transfer to their children?
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by lbrito 1y ago
Is there an ongoing genocide happening in the US?
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by lbrito 1y ago
This must be the UN headquarters. Flags everywhere.
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by lbrito 1y ago
Wow, that seems dreamy. Do you have kids, plural?
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by lbrito 1y ago
These "that seems like AI" comments are extremely interesting. Seems like the "singularity" crap is overhyped; we should be talking about ai-powered solipsism.
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by lbrito 1y ago
Isn't the diminishing attention span the more conventional term to express the authors point, rather than "compression"? I think it was in culture of narcissism, a book from the late 1970s, that the author (Christopher Lasch)
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by lbrito 1y ago
Maybe it's just not for you. I've been programming professionally since 2012 and still love it. To me the sweet spot must've been the early mid 2000s, with good enough search engines and ample documentation online.
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by lbrito 1y ago
>They also don't get any software updates the minute after they are launched. If you install Lineage or something, isn't that essentially a non-issue? Otherwise those seem great! Never heard of them.
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by lbrito 1y ago
Thought Czar is more in vogue
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by lbrito 1y ago
That's kind of my point. It is bad And likely no one will be held accountable for it.
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by lbrito 1y ago
These reports seem increasingly irrelevant. There are surely many people that care and are outraged, but that's about it. Tomorrow the news cycle will have something else, and the 20 year olds scrapping their pants at doge will be yest

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