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by lentil_soup 5mo ago
for what is worth, I actually liked the shaded links, they made me smile :)
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by lentil_soup 5mo ago
This is a great point! And not only a compiler behind a subscription, it's also a compiler whose financial interests are not aligned to be the best compiler but the one that makes the most money, which is unclear what it means at this
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Name in Landsat(science.nasa.gov)
1 points by lentil_soup 5mo ago|1 comments
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After Spain's blackout, its shift to renewables and grid evolution power on(theguardian.com)
96 points by lentil_soup 6mo ago|43 comments
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by lentil_soup 6mo ago
> Nothing critical is lost if a video game team stops working. Society doesnt need it and there are lots of alternatives. A union represents workers in a company, nothing to do with society. If workers strike the company stops making mon
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by lentil_soup 6mo ago
potentially, you're right, anecdotally many artists I've known and worked with have always liked and sought those notebooks
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by lentil_soup 6mo ago
I think a lot of people are misunderstanding this. This is not some random tie-in to the LOTR franchise. Moleskine used to be one of the main notebooks for artists for a long time, and as the article mentions some of their notebooks have fe
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by lentil_soup 6mo ago
> The market will definitely make the decision here I don't understand this, the market is not a divine entity, you can choose to be passive about it and let others decide, but there's nothing wrong with people pushing "th
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Moleskine's AI Lord of the Rings collection can only mock(cjleo.com)
74 points by lentil_soup 6mo ago|103 comments
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by lentil_soup 6mo ago
OP literally advocated for having a single culture. And you missed the part I said about how different human concepts don't exist in all languages, do we just not have those? Language is an integral part of different cultures, not the
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by lentil_soup 6mo ago
What a sad world where we all have the same culture and language. There's many concepts that don't translate from one language to the next, they form a way of looking at the world. What about foods, and stories and music, nah, sou
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by lentil_soup 6mo ago
how do you make claims, here: https://usuariosteleco.digital.gob.es/ ? Can't find a way of doing it with Cl@ve
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by lentil_soup 6mo ago
> Cloudflare would rather not block websites without a court order specifying the sites to be blocked. why would they? > squabble between two huge corporations I think this is just LaLiga using it's cultural and economical power,
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by lentil_soup 6mo ago
ok, then what do you suggest? we don't get involved and decisions at the government level are made for us? I might be naive, but let's not be restrained by the cynicism of any involment in politics and governance is corruption
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by lentil_soup 6mo ago
not necesarilly, any government will make decisions, if there's no one to speak up and inform them why the decision is stupid, like the one from LaLiga, then we end up in this situation
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by lentil_soup 6mo ago
to stop people pirating football streams while matches are on. Insanity
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by lentil_soup 6mo ago
> the 3 have almost nothing in common Come on, you know what they mean. They're authoritarian populist leaders with a disregard for the rule of law. Cruel men that rejoice in the "destruction" of their political enemies bo
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by lentil_soup 7mo ago
why pick on space exploration which has such a small budget and provides with a lot of hard science, technology, boosts the economy, etc and not pick on many other things we do that make no sense? why not pick on the military? or fossil fue
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by lentil_soup 7mo ago
> "OSS but not for megacorps/aicorps" is just proprietary software why? it's not like it's binary. It could well be that it's open source but can't be used by a company of X size. I'm not a lawyer
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It turns out Fortnite isn't the forever game after all(gamesindustry.biz)
2 points by lentil_soup 7mo ago|0 comments
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by lentil_soup 7mo ago
> downturn of their product line a product line that is still expected to make $6B this year plus a bunch of other massive IPs. Come on, if he can't keep the team together with that budget then he should step aside and let someone i
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by lentil_soup 7mo ago
I also don't understand, this is just a failure from Tim Sweeney being blamed on external factors. With that amount of money and the IPs they own he should have been able to keep the company going but didn't.
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Epic Games lays off over 1k employees(gamesindustry.biz)
60 points by lentil_soup 7mo ago|3 comments
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by lentil_soup 7mo ago
I miss Geocities so much. It was so simple, open an account, drag some files and done you have a website. What happened? Why is it so hard to have a static website now?
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by lentil_soup 7mo ago
no, you offer a technical solution to the problem. Show some videos is the problem. Downloading almost a GB of video content on page load is the (bad) technical solution. There are better ways and as a developer it's part of your job t
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by lentil_soup 8mo ago
chill, I'm not offended, just thought it was worth mentioning it sounds bad to native speakers. Wouldn't you mention it if someone was misusing a Dutch word? Also, it comes from French and Spanish [ https://www.gnu.org&#
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by lentil_soup 8mo ago
A meta comment and really don't want to distract from the product but as a Spanish speaker, the word "libre" for open source projects really grids my gears. It's specially bad when used with "libre" before the
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by lentil_soup 8mo ago
Which European tariffs are these?
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by lentil_soup 9mo ago
>> But Maduro isn't exactly Mohammed bin Salman or Donald Rumsfeld. Just showed you an article describing all the human right abuses, tortures and forced disappearances done under the Maduro regime and this is your take away? I c
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by lentil_soup 9mo ago
The scandal is that the energy crisis was declared in 2009, and 17 years later, after investing $100 billion of which up to $80 billion disappeared, there are still blackouts across the country. That's all in the first article. The Der

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