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1y ago
I tried using one of these offering a 0% intro APR to finance an upgrade to the boat I eventually moved into (saving me 10s of thousands in rent.) They wouldn't let me do it despite having an upper 700s credit score. It's not cle
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msgodel
1y ago
In my experience the best use of AI is to stay in the flow state when you get blocked by an API you don't understand or a feature you don't want to implement for whatever reason.
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1y ago
Just fucking give normal people access to the MLS. This wouldn't be a problem if it weren't for the weird license thing. Zillow wouldn't even have a product if it weren't for that stupidity.
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1y ago
That's the tty or the thing on the other end of the pty (ie your VTE like Xterm) which would have to do that. The shell has no access to any of it. There is an xterm command for writing the scrollback buffer to a file so in theory if y
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1y ago
Ten years ago I threw out my massive multi-file, multi-package vim config and have been slowly building up a much simpler vimrc about 1-2 lines a year. I completely agree, defaults in old software are almost always there for a reason and yo
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1y ago
Wow really? That seems like it should move you towards language oriented tools and away from GUIs. I use aider + neovim FITM plugin (with qwen coder.) It's nice because it not only can help me with code problems but the often more fr
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1y ago
This argument has nothing to do with science. No matter how effective or safe the medicine is forcing medicine on people is invasive.
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The problem is that it's not really up to Fairphone. Qualcomm and Google have to collaborate to provide the artifacts that Fairphone packages and signs for their devices. If for any reason they're unable or unwilling to do that th
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I assumed Vietnam and Korea were officially declared but after looking it up I see they weren't. It's kind of crazy they even managed to draft people without congress approving it. The world wars really did kill the old American s
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1y ago
You probably do need it to run Xorg though. I'm unaware of an X server that can run on DOS.
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If the drivers were upstreamed it would be supported by the latest kernel.org kernel even before release. AFAIK outside the Pinephone and Liberem 5 no hardware manufacturers explicitly target this and only 10 year+ old Qualcomm (other vendo
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1y ago
They should switch to an SOC with mainline Linux support so you don't have to throw it out in three years.
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1y ago
My complaint was the lack of productive conversation, not the name calling. That is to say "instead of working with us to find a solution you simply dismissed our ideas (by labeling them racist and refusing to think further.)"
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1y ago
Deaths is an odd one to pick considering racial homicide statistics, so there's another problem for you to chew on. I think the real fundamental problem we're running into is that we don't have a shared set of moral axioms. Y
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1y ago
Maybe a better way to phrase our question is "is making such claims productive?"
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1y ago
When did I say I'm bothered by being called racist? That sounds like an assumption you've made. The reality is that I get called racist regardless of what I do so I've accepted it.
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1y ago
She has to be trolling.
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1y ago
I can simply define racism to not be a problem and ignore you then.
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1y ago
Heh, never said it shouldn't be allowed. I was just pointing out that some of these things are often more complex than they initially seem.
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1y ago
If that were the case posting on forums like this would be either entirely inappropriate or a complete waste of time.
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1y ago
>Help who? Fewer Americans are having kids Oh so we don't need the help? >The people already in the US need to be given straightforward paths to be legal. No? You don't have a right to live somewhere just because you break i
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1y ago
You'll have to look for it yourself I guess? I don't know if anyone has even tried studying it, the effect is pretty subtle if you don't know to look for it. I'm just posting my experiences with it.
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1y ago
Why does anything matter if you can just define it to not be a problem?
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1) Minorities are going to have a worse experience anywhere just for practical reasons and additionally because of how human socialization naturally works. That's why we're so concerned about how they're treated and constan
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The red dye they use in a lot of stuff is absolutely psychoactive. I used to intentionally consume things with it on long drives because it zaps my short term memory so I don't get bored and fall asleep. I noticed this effect after eat
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1y ago
It's similar to the issue plan9 terminals have. As long as you have a CPU with an MMU and some RAM (which you need a fair amount of for the graphics anyway) you might as well just run the software locally. All the peripherals are relat
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1y ago
I'm fine with naming it although I think there are legitimate practical problems beyond just that. Why is it wrong to not want to be made a minority in your own country? Most of the time when that's been done to other people it&#x
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Our discussion (at least originally) is not about whether the oppression is justified which is why we would care about how threats are judged. It's about the degree of oppression. Again I do not think there is a realistic argument yo
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What the hell? No. forcing someone to undergo a medical intervention is strictly more invasive than asking for their social media handle -> a policy doing such is strictly more oppressive. >but we were facing a threat Precisely the sa
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1y ago
I'm absolutely convinced that with the exception of the most discplined and productive 5-10% of people smartphones are a massive net loss for most people. Could a portable computer with all the radios sensors smartphones have be a net
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