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by mosura 10mo ago
Important use of “just” to downplay it too.
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by mosura 10mo ago
> The funny thing is that Bambu didn't innovate. They just made it work really, really well. Everything wrong with the western tech academic/industrial complex in two sentences.
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by mosura 10mo ago
Now we all have high density screens serifs are going to make a comeback, if for no other reason than that new sans-serif fonts have developed this distinctly childish aura. This is not in the same league as Frutiger or Univers.
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by mosura 10mo ago
Exposing the military for being an inept paper tiger is a truly heinous crime.
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by mosura 10mo ago
Try reading what it says and not what you imagine it to say.
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by mosura 10mo ago
There is a trend here of people imagining what you say and then criticizing you for it.
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by mosura 10mo ago
Went for dinner with a Parisian friend of mine. He spent a good amount of it complaining that Paris is unrecognizable from his youth. Too many Americans, everywhere!
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by mosura 11mo ago
Sounds like they just put them in the wrong places. > Fenyo added that Kroger’s decision to locate the Ocado centers outside of cities turned out to be a key flaw. > “Ultimately those were hard places to make this model work,” said Fe
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by mosura 11mo ago
I am perfectly happy with the original statement.
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by mosura 11mo ago
I did not mean this.
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by mosura 11mo ago
The reality is DTP outside of pro sectors (i.e. these days InDesign) was rendered worthless by how ubiquitous the tooling was. In any sector where the barriers to entry are destroyed you either have to go really big or go home.
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by mosura 11mo ago
Yeah these days if it isn’t ops to bring in revenue it is seen as cost.
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by mosura 11mo ago
The most obvious thing would be Intel making security processor modules. Get the supply chain for those onshore, from the US point of view. Doesn’t require the absolute latest processes.
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by mosura 11mo ago
And scientists. For some reason european science was full of old school Mac users.
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by mosura 11mo ago
> Truth be told, I do have a suspicion that some folks (possibly - some folks close to Avie or other former NeXT seniors post-acquisition) have noticed that with dynamic loading, hard drive speed, and ubiquitous dynamic dispatch of ObjC
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by mosura 11mo ago
Napoleon or Julius Caesar won? One was exiled, the other assassinated. They were in no position to write history.
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by mosura 11mo ago
From what I have heard of how much Airbus pay people . . “Much” is the wrong word.
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by mosura 11mo ago
Is some major new solar activity imminently expected that explains the urgency?
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by mosura 11mo ago
> putting loneliness and depression on a pedestal here Where is this happening? Pointing out something is entirely normal, standard and expected is in not putting it on a pedestal. You want to condemn them too, and I won’t. Their manifes
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by mosura 11mo ago
Pure misandrist nonsense. You could have picked Hitler or Stalin to at least have half a point. Napoleon spread enlightenment values that benefitted generations that came after. Julius Caesar took civilization across a continent. Deng Xiaop
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by mosura 11mo ago
This is the “Microsoft will dominate the Internet” stage. The truth is the LLM boom has opened the first major crack in Google as the front page of the web (the biggest since Facebook), in the same way the web in the long run made Windows s
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by mosura 11mo ago
There is no fix yourself and try again. Again the Brits had their biggest empire when led by this caste of people, which is why their boarding schools get so much overseas business today. To paint that as incompetence or a failed society is
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by mosura 11mo ago
I would suggest he is neither.
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by mosura 11mo ago
No the whole experience makes or breaks people, which is the idea. It is like failing fast for people. It looks cruel but in the long run is more honest. That is not to say the networks from exclusive day schools do not help, they do.
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by mosura 11mo ago
Starmer or Reeves boarded? The boarding is the point.
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by mosura 11mo ago
Yet the UK was most successful when led by people from that system.
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by mosura 11mo ago
A man lives by himself in the woods: is he lonely or depressed?
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by mosura 11mo ago
Where is this happening? The whole point is calling them “mental health problems” infers there is something systematically wrong with them as opposed to the obvious result of putting men in modern society.
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by mosura 11mo ago
All entirely standard male behaviors. Just look at history for 30 seconds.
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ST-506/ST-412(en.wikipedia.org)
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