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lenkite
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lenkite
1mo ago
According to Trumper forums, this is just a short spike that will be solved within a month by Trump's publicized Venezuelan Oil Conquest - black gold soon to be in the hand of US Corpo (North American Blue Energy Partners). Prices will
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1mo ago
> So (asking genuinely), should we learn these things? I wanted to learn a functional programming language with powerful type capabilities and I chose the Lean Language for that and not OCamel or Haskell. Reason being: Better type system
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> Go further with your reasoning... Why would anyone lend the US more... Because if you don't, you are abducted or killed or "regime changed" or sanctioned to famine-level poverty - all for "freedom & democracy&qu
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1mo ago
After hanging out on Trumper forums to try and understand their point of view, I realized that they have a VERY narrow view of who they want in their "ideal democracy": Pure White Conservative Christians, No browns or blacks, No v
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lenkite
1mo ago
Or basic simple profit for sociopaths. Organized criminal rings have turned catalytic converter theft into a multi-million to billion dollar+ industry. Its basically steal from the POOR middle-class and make the sociopaths even more rich. N
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lenkite
1mo ago
The overwhelming majority of folks on twitter (>99.9999999%) are non-nazis. Oh, I don't use Twitter myself but that's because its also overwhelmingly social media spam on steroids.
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lenkite
1mo ago
Actually moat can most certainly be used as a verb. Ex They planned to moat the fortress for extra security.
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1mo ago
Is this because of "model collapse" ? Newer AI models being trained on too much AI slop ?
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lenkite
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I think you are getting downvoted for speaking truth because of first sentence which should be changed to "This is to MOAT their data on you". "protection" is invalid word.
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I always wondered why the US accuses other South-Asian nation states of deep corruption when they have the most gigantic corruption system in the world.
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1mo ago
> From a European perspective, one has long wondered what this government actually considers NOT to be terrorism. The definition hasn't really changed regardless of the U.S. President: If you kneel to current U.S. Administration pol
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1mo ago
Al'Qaeda head-chopper with a $10 million bounty on him will obviously be the Trump/Israel favorite - as it keeps Syria unstable. And they can revert the stay of execution and bomb Syria anytime they like. Might want to read this:
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1mo ago
This is actually changing. Many consumer and retail companies are already shifting their focus from the mass middle class toward high-income and affluent segments. Businesses find higher profit margins and more resilient demand in premium g
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1mo ago
Slaves. They will call 'em by another acceptable word though.
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1mo ago
Even most non-serious companies generally tend to follow their own statements regarding product license duration which is a very fundamental thing. "He renewed Canopy’s yearly license last October, and Microsoft had emailed him to conf
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> Lets not forget that Yanukovic ran on a pro EU platform and then reversed a day or so before signing the EU association agreement. During his 2010 presidential campaign, Yanukovic promoted a "multi-vector" foreign policy that
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2mo ago
It would be extremely stupid of Russia not to spy on Slovakia. If they had properly spied on Ukraine, they could have turned around 2014 and all of Nuland's "regime change" machinations. They have learned their lesson well no
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lenkite
2mo ago
"AppKit and UIKit still developed and have access to all API that SwiftUI has." No they don't. Many components are SwiftUI only.
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2mo ago
A GUI requires a lot more work to be keyboard-driven and as fast as a TUI.
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2mo ago
Hard Agree on Prometheus. And esp on the complexity - OTel is dizzyingly complex. You can get started ASAP on Prometheus whereas you get lost in analysis-paralysis when dealing with OTel.
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2mo ago
What does easystroke even do ? There is no README in the repo.
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2mo ago
I don't think anyone would love to own the world's AI slop. The capex and revenue expenditure would be too high for any ROI.
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2mo ago
No data integrity, No automatic formatting, No timezone support, No standard date functions, etc
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2mo ago
Israel is the nanny-state that has ABSOLUTE control over what money goes in and out of Gaza and WHO it goes to.
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2mo ago
Want SQL-92 standard DATE/TIME/TIMESTAMP.
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Yes, it was. https://www.timesofisrael.com/for-years-netanyahu-propped-up...
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> This has to run into reality at some point. Reality will likely be a "bailout" tax.
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Wasn't Hamas technically funded by Natanyahu for the explicit goal of dividing Palestinian leadership and to ensure that extremists had both money and power so that he always had justification to wipe out Palestine ? Look at how evil t
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I assumed you were joking about this, but wow, the US indeed did demand this from both India and Brazil. Brazil rejected while India knelt and surrendered. US also demanded that India not enforce any market cap limit for UPI payment provi
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The rich people sell to each other and AI corps while maintaining a strong "freedom" force to ensure that their "rights" are protected. Injury to a data-center will be considered an act of vile terrorism and punished wi
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