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1. 31.▲
   by licebmi__at__ 2y ago

   I don't think you are including the discouraging effect on buying a new Tesla, and being prone to vandalism might also be considered by insurance companies on their calculations.
2. 32.▲
   by licebmi__at__ 2y ago

   Attacking a rescuer who absolutely was right as a "pedo guy" was 5-10 years ago, man. It's been longer since there were rumors about Elon's "personality". I always disregarded them as rumors without deep value,
3. 33.▲
   by licebmi__at__ 2y ago

   They had the chance to boot him the last impeachment trial, and they decided they wanted to keep being his lackeys.
4. 34.▲
   by licebmi__at__ 2y ago

   Do you mean neoliberals? I mean, leftists have been skeptics of USAID as soft power arm of the CIA for ages. Also, you would be crazy to believe this is "Democrat" as this has been a bipartisan effort since it was funded. Anyway,
5. 35.▲
   by licebmi__at__ 2y ago

   I guess we could agree that the goal of the "Red Hats" was not cheap eggs, right?
6. 36.▲
   by licebmi__at__ 2y ago

   Let's not forget that ok sign was used by the Christchurch mosque shooter. The fact that nazis have lost the sense of aesthetic doesn't mean those that ring an alarm about these symbols are wrong.
7. 37.▲
   by licebmi__at__ 2y ago

   I bet a German judge will buy your Roman salute explanation after vouching for a far right party and tweeting some great replacement theories. I mean, why are certain people always finding themselves in situations where it could be implied
8. 38.▲
   by licebmi__at__ 2y ago

   Certainly is an explanation on how we got here. Yarvin has ties to Thiel and his ilk.
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   by licebmi__at__ 2y ago

   I feel like Youtube Shorts follows the same logic as youtube where whales skew recommendations. So yeah, you get feed the same shit over and over as the rest of users. OTOH, with tiktok I got surprised of how much "viral content"
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    by licebmi__at__ 2y ago

    And yet here you are discussing a thread where Elon is at least joking about using a weird Stanning account as a sock puppet, or even worse, admitting actually using this sock puppet account to weirdly Stan for himself. This behavior defini
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    by licebmi__at__ 2y ago

    This was said just 2 years ago: > When Elon Musk came to the White House asking me for help on all of his many subsidized projects, whether it's electric cars that don't drive long enough, driverless cars that crash, or rockets
12. 42.▲
    by licebmi__at__ 2y ago

    It’s a good thing Iraqis never faced a false accusation about WMD, painting them as the enemy and fair target for defense. Otherwise you might look really silly.
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    by licebmi__at__ 2y ago

    I can totally relate. In my case I feel deeply connected to Poincare writings about unconscious processing. It’s not that I have sudden eureka moments, but I observed that if I try to consciously search for an answer, I just won’t find it,
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    by licebmi__at__ 2y ago

    Genuinely curious, what are the advantages of a CO2 monitor? I mean, I get you can “track air quality” but what exactly does that mean on day to day basis?
15. 45.▲
    by licebmi__at__ 2y ago

    Because the buckets were always there and the main difference is their visibility.
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    by licebmi__at__ 2y ago

    I kinda agree with your position, but I don’t share your optimistic outlook regarding Israel fate if it loses US support. I think the Arab world is mostly at peace with Israel because of US support, and Russia/China are only thinly sup
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    by licebmi__at__ 2y ago

    I’m really skeptic of the over simplistic approach of “supply and demand”, as if a wildly inelastic market such as housing has much similarities as a different more elastic one. To use the point on GP, if suddenly a huge landlord decided to
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    by licebmi__at__ 2y ago

    Putin is also a product of the forced liberalization of Rusia. I guess somebody would also argue that since Pinochet was also a general within Allende’s government, he’s also a product of communism. Anyway, no war in Europe, but it’s kinda
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    by licebmi__at__ 2y ago

    > What does that mean? > It absolutely does on NixOS, which is all I have looked at. files in /etc are still where you would expect them to be, files in /var are still where you would expect them to be, files in /boot a
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    by licebmi__at__ 2y ago

    I get the point of in-mutability, I keep this kind of hybrid environment where I abuse the different include systems of software to keep mutable files that can be easily changed. I guess the different module systems could make it easier, bu
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    by licebmi__at__ 2y ago

    Good to be proven wrong. And yeah, as you say I fail to understand your article. I mean, most of the stuff is exactly where you expect it to be even if it’s actually a link to the store, nix store doesn’t supersedes the whole filesystem. I
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    by licebmi__at__ 2y ago

    The writer of the article doesn’t seem to understand how nix works, which in some way is even more convoluted that “trusting the PATH” as he portrays it, but it works so good that once you get it, it totally makes you think you were “doing
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    by licebmi__at__ 2y ago

    Depends on the problem to solve. If they are trying to solve the problem of improving the CTO leadership skills, then yes, they are part of the problem. If they are solving the problem of putting food on the table, like most people are; the
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    by licebmi__at__ 2y ago

    I will say that both analysis seem really repugnant. Specially the first one that first acknowledges the obvious limitation that "only a third of Gaza’s hospitals are even partially functional", to then push the idea that the MOH
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    by licebmi__at__ 2y ago

    One would have thought that a proper stance is to be against any kind of mass killings, yet given the attitude on the topic of Namibia we do know there are first and second class victims.
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    by licebmi__at__ 2y ago

    I visited xochimilco a bunch of times during college, most people avoided them as they are expensive and you could bring your own music (using non smart phone during that time), but plenty of people did approach them. Is that not a thing an
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    by licebmi__at__ 2y ago

    >In short, this stuff is 90% magic trick. I would say, kinda but not entirely. IME as a practitioner in my youth, I would say that breaking the mental barrier to throw a good punch is a thing that needs to be broken as part of the martia
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    by licebmi__at__ 2y ago

    Yeah, tried and no cigar. I also tried different input styles like xah's but I still come back to evil (plain evil, not collection). TBH, I prefer just plainly vi like motion on the editor, vi-like object selections, ex commands for co
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    by licebmi__at__ 2y ago

    As an emacs fan, I consider emacs bindings awful, so I wouldn't recommend learning emacs style navigation. And as other people mentioned, the big part of emacs is on the extensibility of the system itself, everything is manageable by t
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    by licebmi__at__ 2y ago

    Up to this point, I was on the fence with regarding Eelco. I mean, I'm against the MIC sponsorship, yet I accept that sometimes a project doesn't take the direction I want, and I could understand that a leader has to compromise si