luke5441

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by luke5441 9mo ago
They can use an European alternative like bunny.net. It's cheaper anyway.
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by luke5441 9mo ago
I don't get how such idiotic people get into those kinds of positions.
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by luke5441 9mo ago
I'd guess you can also easily track down star link terminals via drones (fly high up until you find a signal, then go lower while keeping the signal active)
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by luke5441 9mo ago
How is she going to try to kill him again? Drive away then come back to ram?
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by luke5441 9mo ago
He served in the military, though. Idk if he obviously was not loyal to anyone like Trump is, I'd guess not.
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by luke5441 9mo ago
It's not about a world view. It is about watching a video and seeing what is happening. Unless you mean "world view" is my knowledge about how cars and guns work.
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by luke5441 9mo ago
I'm getting really depressed here that people watch those videos and actually think this was not murder. It's like they live in a different reality or something.
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by luke5441 9mo ago
My baseline (as an outside observer) is still that they are too stupid and uncoordinated to do a facist take-over. But that a significant possibility even exists that there will be a facist take-over is awful. (The main ingredient for a fac
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by luke5441 9mo ago
I don't know details, but my guess is was more the latter. The problem is that instead of having people assigned to working with Debian to make Debian useful in a government setting, they just did their own fork/distribution. Yes,
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by luke5441 9mo ago
I think you are just decribing one factor that caused the problem. There is many a detailed analysis, the most respected being the one by Draghi. Previously this also wasn't much of a problem. The US tech companies were international c
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by luke5441 9mo ago
Things like LiMux, I guess
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by luke5441 10mo ago
Debian testing is pretty much the worst option to choose. It can be as "unstable" as unstable, while being nearly as out-dated as a stable at points. If you want to help Debian test the next release and actually report issues choo
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by luke5441 10mo ago
We have functional democracies here. You'd have to convince the population this is the right course of action and then the politicians will do it. Good luck with that, though.
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by luke5441 10mo ago
This is the same tactics VW used. Find out about the test the regulator uses and focus on passing the tests instead of complying with the rules the regulator wants to enforce.
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by luke5441 10mo ago
Only works if the US actually sells bonds and not just T-bills. Otherwise the market can just price in inflation.
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by luke5441 10mo ago
2.3% GDP growth with a 5.5% GDP budget deficit. Not great not terrible.
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by luke5441 10mo ago
Google's official mission was "organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful", not to maximize advertising sales. Obviously now it is mostly the latter and minimally the former. What capi
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by luke5441 10mo ago
Well, behaving like an autist is obviously not good. If it is by nuture then we can prevent it by e.g. prohibiting video games for kids. If it is by nature (being gay is generally accepted to be by nature) means that it cannot be changed by
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by luke5441 10mo ago
This is wildly extreme in the nature vs nuture debate. What is your opinion of gay conversion therapy?
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by luke5441 10mo ago
In case you are ignorant. This is about the "things vs. people" finding. You can e.g. find it linked on wikipedia in the "Sex differences in humans" article. If it's biological or not is kind of hard to prove withou
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by luke5441 10mo ago
You're in luck. DB will help build California high speed rail, lol [0] [0] https://www.progressiverailroading.com/high_speed_rail/news/...
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by luke5441 10mo ago
Germany ate the captialism/markets/privatization for everything bug. If one wants to be optimistics it is that we are currently figuring out how to construct competitive markets (e.g. Flixtrain/Austrian/French rail is st
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by luke5441 11mo ago
No settings, just a new private tab (so no cookies). I tested with a VPN to the US, and same thing there...
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by luke5441 11mo ago
He's just doing research with some grant money? Why would you ask a researcher for a path to profitability? I just hope the people funding his company are aware that they gave some grant money to some researchers.
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by luke5441 11mo ago
For me it is empty here (EU). They don't even have a link to trending in the side-bar anymore. It just tells to search for something.
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by luke5441 11mo ago
And that is with professional safety drivers. Give humans a professional safety co-pilot and compare numbers with that...
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by luke5441 11mo ago
Eugene Fama also believes the value of a Bitcoin will be zero (as do I). So he is implicitly calling Bitcoin a bubble. He does this because he understands how money works and how Bitcoin works.
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by luke5441 11mo ago
You're thinking of Neumann, Altman will be in the same in the future, though. New equals old.
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by luke5441 11mo ago
This obviously applies to all copyrighted works. I could sue OpenAI when it reproduces my source code that I published on the Internet. They already "filter" the code to prevent it from happening (reproducing exact works). My gues
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by luke5441 1y ago
I think green threads (Java Virtual Threads, Go to an extent) are strictly superior to async/await. If you don't have many threads, OS threads are okay as well. It is all about memory and scheduling overhead. But that is just my o

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