luqtas

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by luqtas 8mo ago
source of this claim? because when we type about "disease" on the context of the America holocaust, we are typing about colonizers actively spreading disease as biological weapons {0} {0} https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
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by luqtas 8mo ago
i'm just typing the way i de-romanticize them. we don't know much about their culture nor how much effected Amazon's biodiversity. what if it had twice the amount of species before their extensive practice of growing hyper do
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by luqtas 8mo ago
have you actually read anything? indigenous were pointed as responsibles for cultivating dominant species which had an impact and shaped the flora. the last website i published is a whole book showing how its rich biodiversity happened over
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by luqtas 8mo ago
https://portal.amelica.org/ameli/journal/181/1813954027/html... https://www.sp-amazon.org/publications
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by luqtas 8mo ago
your number is about North America. i hate when people sum America to the North. we are chatting about everyone from both continents i went to check on the doc. i watched ( https://youtu.be/laW_Yf6N4kU?si=vi3KY9prfdqfNybC&amp
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by luqtas 8mo ago
> the European explorers and colonists did commit horrific crimes against humanity not only horrific but the biggest hollocaust in the entire human history, with around 34 million people killed from 1500 up to 2025 with that said, peopl
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by luqtas 8mo ago
> quality wise a lot of games are fine aren't most of these just direct copies of some other game that went famous? e.g. Dark Souls set a genre "souls-like", Stardew Valley copied an old game but we can say they started th
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by luqtas 8mo ago
like a vehicle touching a body in a speed of 3/4 km/h and the kid shouting or stepping away? or worst case your motion sensor beeping? how much the conversation diverts on a commentary about someone not wanting a car shipped with
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by luqtas 8mo ago
> It's like the apathetic masses want the billionaires to become trillionaires as long as they get their tiktok fix. it's much worse. a great demographic of hacker news love gen. AI.. these are usually highly educated people sh
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by luqtas 8mo ago
i built a set of wheels following his instructions, using my brake pads as the reference for centering and truing, rode dozen of thousands kilometers on them, daily, part of my courier job. all the wheels i had after that old Mongoose were
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by luqtas 8mo ago
hopefully never, so we just have to run cheap screens connected to AI servers /j
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by luqtas 8mo ago
the way he wrote was pretty interesting from a linguistic point of view. it was a success between critics of the time
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by luqtas 9mo ago
you are comparing a marginalized demographic against people who belong to the middle class on Latin America. it's totally out of sense. we also have cracolandia and favelas and people dying of diarrhoea and dying of hunger in some regi
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by luqtas 9mo ago
> I've never seen the gripping poverty and desperation that's common in the United States anywhere in Latin America; even the poorer communities here tend to be vibrant and well functioning, with families and little farming com
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by luqtas 9mo ago
modern igpus of laptops can run cyberpunk between 24-30 fps... if you target indies, your more than good
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by luqtas 9mo ago
> I enjoy not drinking feces for example but I'd love to hear your thoughts on how regulation against poopy drinking water is going to be turned against me. you can't interfere or comment effectively on the policies or processe
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by luqtas 9mo ago
> OSS will be here to stay OSS literally runs the modern infrastructure... https://www.fordfoundation.org/learning/library/research-rep...
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by luqtas 9mo ago
have you tried to draw a circle with GIMP? /s
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by luqtas 9mo ago
most interesting part is to guess how many here complaining about a poor ecosystem on Linux audio, actually work professionally on the field Surge-XT, Vitalium and/or PlugData or Cardinal can get you so far on the synthesis world tha
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by luqtas 9mo ago
i think most here if not all, people complaining by predatory practices of not supporting or liberating your device to whatever you want, are not worried or effected by monetary reasons for my smartphone usage, i could still use my iphone s
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by luqtas 9mo ago
as written on the emerald tablet once: "That which is above is like to that which is below, and that which is below is like to that which is above". i have received MONEY from poor/working class people on my hitchhike and vol
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by luqtas 9mo ago
your generation never experienced putting your hands, as a kid, into a thin block of metal that can play all the movies and music and books ever produced (or most) i installed a pirated copy of Windows XP through floppy disks and i had a CD
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by luqtas 9mo ago
after reading the very first thing i thought was: would be comical if the OP's blog were about AI i was wrong but i could find on the 1° page this [0]... which seem a pretty hypocrite act to consider a technology that violates copyrigh
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by luqtas 10mo ago
and most interfaces have a condition watching for CTRL or SHIFT to ++/-- values slower or faster depending on the modifier held... that allows one to turn a knob with much greater precision than a physical interface! double-clicking us
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by luqtas 10mo ago
> They absolutely can't risk that ever running across some kid's foot. imagine it packing a kid into cube
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by luqtas 10mo ago
hitting upper case on each word doesn't feel ergonomic but rather aesthetical. if we have periods, why do we need upper case? or why we don't have auto-capitalize globally activated in every text-box? as someone who type like this
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by luqtas 10mo ago
eNGLISH is a lingua franca, so it's prone to morph much more than without the status. do you really think a blogger or 5 will change how upper case exist? maybe we'll signal something with exacerbation by some unicode somewhere at
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by luqtas 10mo ago
are humans adopting AI on their daily basis, hallucinating? stories at 11
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by luqtas 10mo ago
late edit: oh by the way, you also don't see to understand what are the key topics of cyber-security on energy... this is a great start: https://www.csis.org/podcasts/power-map although de-centralization is always
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by luqtas 10mo ago
> not sure if you mean buried or burned, but wind turbines are already being recycled and reused in bulk, and that is ramping up (and also offtopic from solar) it seems i'm an outdated dreamer here or do you think "two million

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