mbs159

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by mbs159 2y ago
Do you really have to explain to people why fascism is bad? Isn't that taught in highschool?
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by mbs159 2y ago
It is in fact extremely limiting, since you must have a Macintosh to create a iOS app, meanwhile you can create Android apps on Windows / Macintosh / Linux
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by mbs159 2y ago
It's a good idea to see where your meat, milk and eggs come from. If you can't stomach it, then why put it in your stomach?
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by mbs159 2y ago
Wait till you see how they do it in slaughterhouses, you'll think this guy is a saint
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by mbs159 2y ago
If I was a billionaire who wanted to become even more rich by any means possible, I would do exactly that
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Poisoning AI with ".аss" subtitles [video](youtube.com)
6 points by mbs159 2y ago|0 comments
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by mbs159 2y ago
> There's simply no real reason we can't have a deep and robust manufacturing base in America. One reason is that cheaper labor exists.
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by mbs159 2y ago
Hatred is extremely infectious, especially in difficult times. If you do not extinguish it, you can end up in a country like Nazi Germany, where it even became encouraged.
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by mbs159 2y ago
What you see in football does not represent a continent, though. Where I live in Europe there are people of many races, but I have only heard the word race (in my native language) used only a handful of times in my entire life. Inequality v
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by mbs159 2y ago
It is a fact that he is a convicted felon.
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by mbs159 2y ago
> Twitter, which was arguably the hub of wokeness, was bought by Elon Musk in order to neutralize it, and he seems to have succeeded — and not, incidentally, by censoring left-wing users the way Twitter used to censor right-wing ones, bu
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by mbs159 2y ago
> Many Europeans cannot even afford proper AC in summer and heating in winter. A lot of people don't need AC, and heating is a non-issue almost everywhere.
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by mbs159 2y ago
> What gives you confidence that government will be able to support you through retirement? Laws that obligate the country to do so
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by mbs159 2y ago
From what I read they have a hard time hiring for the fab in Arizona since Americans are not used to the Taiwanese work culture [1]. 1. https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/semiconductors/ts...
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by mbs159 2y ago
Intriguing, thanks for sharing!
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by mbs159 2y ago
It's likely that in this community actually substanceless comments will be down-voted. That on the other hand is very upvoted comment by the community, so I think it shouldn't be met with such criticism.
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by mbs159 2y ago
> For keeping the mac awake “forever”, i’d suggest the Amphetamine app. macOS has a built-in console command for that: `caffeinate` [1] 1. https://ss64.com/mac/caffeinate.html
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by mbs159 2y ago
> AVs are the only realistic path to that world. Do you prefer the world dominated by EVs that is portrayed towards the end of the video or Utrecht? As can be seen in the video, Utrecht used to be car-dominated up until the 80s, but late
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by mbs159 2y ago
Not to discredit your numbers, but the video mentions deaths and injuries in the US attributed to self-driving - it's a real thing. Do companies have a long way to go before these things are ready for the streets? Absolutely.
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Self-Driving Cars will Destroy Cities (and what to do about it) [video](youtube.com)
42 points by mbs159 2y ago|50 comments
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by mbs159 2y ago
In my country in Europe our most "right-wing" parties would be considered leftist in the US, so hopefully this brings into perspective just how extremely right-wing republicans are.
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by mbs159 2y ago
Just get a Lighting to USB-C adapter
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by mbs159 2y ago
Also, at least in Europe, you would be filming people against their will, which could be a GDPR violation.
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by mbs159 2y ago
Incredible how a private company can be given prosecutorial power and put someone in prison, holy shit
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by mbs159 2y ago
But what about Safari users? Such a lock-down could force Apple to drop the $20B search engine deal with Google.
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by mbs159 2y ago
> I won’t be touching this binary with a ten foot pole until every line of code is open. You say this while using macOS? lmao
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by mbs159 2y ago
> People were eating only the best parts of the animal and dumping the rest. That's not true. As recently as 50 years ago my relatives had pigs and they ate or otherwise used every single part of the animal, even the teeth, without
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by mbs159 2y ago
How did you implement that? Tailscale?
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by mbs159 2y ago
Totally normal for kids of such age. A 5-7 year old maybe could sit through a whole movie, but only if it would be engaging for him.

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