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meepmorp
1y ago
yeah, Israel don't need WhatsApp chats to bomb shit, this is about internal threats.
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1y ago
"rails has better vibes" is certainly a take
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1y ago
I believe it's a chinese tea bowl,
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1y ago
Don’t bother, man - it’s vibes all the way down.
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1y ago
thanks for taking the time to respond!
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1y ago
Yeah, and it's especially sad because they specifically mention that the structure was worked out later in the 19th century. Why not include a fun little detail like that? The answer is probably because the author hasn't taken org
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1y ago
> Stealing implies the original is no longer there. It really doesn't, and I'm pretty sure even you regularly use the word 'steal' in a context where there's clearly no such implication.
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1y ago
> I always bring it up as a good example to contrast with XMPP as a bad example. Could you expand a bit here? Do you just mean how extensions to the protocol are handled, etc., or the overall process and involved parties?
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1y ago
sounds like an appropriate way to talk about death march projects, tbh
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1y ago
Rose is a UML modeling tool
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1y ago
iirc, we called it visual source shred kinda nice to know it wasn't just our experience
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1y ago
> Do you have a factual dispute with what I posted? I don't have nearly enough knowledge or experience in the subject to talk about the factual accuracy of what you posted. The whole point of my comment was, neither do you.
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1y ago
> We should activate the natural inmune defences instead of extremely invasive chemotherapy. Yeah, it's a shame researchers don't work on immunotherapies for cancer, I bet they could do some nifty shit with engineered t-cells.
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1y ago
Is there anyone using anything that's NOT based on whisper? Maybe some hopefully not-too-ugly kaldi recipe?
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1y ago
simultaneously related and off topic: https://arxiv.org/abs/2402.08021
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1y ago
maybe we can do more than one thing at a time
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1y ago
that work is in progress, though the self-hosted backend is x86 only for now.
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> From teh Gemini 2.5 Pro AI "expert", with human review: You don't know enough about the subject to answer the question on your own, do you? So your "review" is really just cutting and pasting shit you also don&
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1y ago
I think the word "warn" is a bit of editorializing (by the Guardian, originally). They're just making the same argument in Australia that they did before the EU.
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1y ago
I agree with you, I'm just pointing out what (imo) OP was referring to.
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> As we sit, possible poised on the verge of a nuclear conflict in the Northern Hemisphere, maybe it's time to look at the damaging effects of the electromagnetic pulse that follows a nuclear detonation. I guess that's what I g
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1y ago
> but bringing TikTok into the classroom should not be its top priority dismissing the legitimate use of computers in education as "bringing TikTok into the classroom," is incredibly bullshit way to respond to OP
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1y ago
Nah, they mean UG and his theorizing about the in-born language facilitates of the human brain.
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1y ago
what is up with Mississippi? it's second for "deaths per 100mil miles" as well.
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> Opposition is basically letting them do whatever they want unhindered what do you propose they do, being entirely out of power?
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1y ago
apart from dissuading me from ever connecting a car i own to the internet, the article left me curious as to why the previous owner kept being such an asshole was it a repo or something?
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1y ago
based on this line from the readme, the answer to your question is likely "because": > This emulator makes ClickHouse truly Turing complete. We are one step closer to running ClickHouse in ClickHouse.
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1y ago
not a comment on you specifically but - ime - when someone says they turned out fine, it's a strong signal that they didn't
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1y ago
wild, unsupported, and non-serious speculation: organ/tissue harvesting
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> I'd argue perhaps up to ~50% of our personality is shaped by our genetics. Do you mean genetics, per se, or biology more generally like epigenetic factors and prenatal/early childhood development? If the latter, then I think
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