msgodel

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931.
by msgodel 1y ago
How does it provide security if you're giving it away? Why do you need it if not working for it means you're more likely to get it for free?
932.
by msgodel 1y ago
Money is differed labor, debt is forwards on money -> the debt market is labor futures and the dollar is backed by US GDP combined with our reputation for the rule of law (ie people expect us to deliver when other countries might give up
933.
by msgodel 1y ago
What incentive is there to work to become rich if you have to give it away anyway?
934.
by msgodel 1y ago
Not an older person but I genuinely don't like wearing jeans and t shirts and I never have. t shirts make me feel like I'm trapped and jeans are stiff and unpleasant (and always feel shaped wrong.) Also wearing what are essentiall
935.
by msgodel 1y ago
I'm not sure the UN provides a real alternative to that though.
936.
by msgodel 1y ago
In these situations I like to point out that Pakistan also has nukes, Muslim terrorists, and skirmishes with another ally of ours (India) and there's no political campaign to crush them over it. A lot of this is just a consequence of r
937.
by msgodel 1y ago
Maybe I'm confused, I guess this is more an aesthetic thing than a practical thing. I just see VTEs as a minimal UI API for software.
938.
by msgodel 1y ago
It seems like what you really wanted was a streaming SVG renderer and not a VTE. I kind of like that idea.
939.
by msgodel 1y ago
I think they just don't understand how such a market would work. You'd trade futures on the power and if you hold the contracts to maturity you'd be on the hook for delivering/accepting the power. Everything before matur
940.
by msgodel 1y ago
Obviously the complaint is about the changing atmospheric absorption properties as a side effect of the generation side, not the heat from using the power. Either way I think people are overthinking it though.
941.
by msgodel 1y ago
Lol I remember arguing with someone on here that children can't consent to the surgery and other trans gender stuff they were pushing on them back in 2018. I think somewhere in the rules it says you're specifically not supposed to
942.
by msgodel 1y ago
In theory you could do that, that's how I had push set up on my Pinephone. Often the ssh connection that was used for it was still live after rtcwake came back up. It's kind of a moot point since the WiFi radio couldn't wake
943.
by msgodel 1y ago
Should push really be going through Apple on a laptop? I kind of understand it on a phone (although users should be able to switch push providers if they want to eg use open source software that apple won't allow) but on a Laptop there
944.
by msgodel 1y ago
Is it practical? The little I've messed with it it seemed borderline useless. All it can do is QUBO and encoding the problem into the machine topology itself is another QUBO problem that has to be done on a classical computer. People a
945.
by msgodel 1y ago
That's crazy anyone would unleash one of these agents on a work laptop with so little supervision.
946.
by msgodel 1y ago
Better to put all the PE money to work on it than borrowing at 5%.
947.
by msgodel 1y ago
I think people would care a lot less if we didn't end up involved so often.
948.
by msgodel 1y ago
Please just talk to my ssh agent and stop harassing me with authentication modals asking for tokens and fingerprints.
949.
by msgodel 1y ago
>All you have is ad hominem m8. It is hilarious as it is sad. That's a little wild to hear from someone who's called me a nazi half a dozen times and seemed to think that changed the validity of his argument. >Malaysia I for
950.
by msgodel 1y ago
That's what the infamous company Enron was running: simultaneous energy futures brokerage and market making. Their market making part blew up and they hid it from everyone for a while until the rest of the company did. It was a massive
951.
by msgodel 1y ago
Looking at the issue tracker it sounds like they've made significant progress since then.
952.
by msgodel 1y ago
Tariffs are a tax on luxury consumption so he's doing that too. And once again people are mad and trying to cut off their nose to spite their face.
953.
by msgodel 1y ago
Woah this sounds like it boots all the way to Springboard at least! That's pretty huge!
954.
by msgodel 1y ago
Sorry I thought tariffs would result in our immediate destruction.
955.
by msgodel 1y ago
How do you propose the problem is solved? Ban every kind of conservative from all the tribes you'd like to incorporate? That would still include you by the way since you'd like to conserve Israel. That's not a moral failure o
956.
by msgodel 1y ago
Energy futures you say? Oh boy I've heard this one before...
957.
by msgodel 1y ago
In most of the US it's not really possible/safe to walk between buildings just because of how everything got built. Often it would involve crossing six lane divided highways etc. That's why you see so many threads here talkin
958.
by msgodel 1y ago
California has issues with people abusing water because they refuse to bill for use. If they did that the problem would solve itself.
959.
by msgodel 1y ago
Kind of weird to complain about the number rather than the wastefulness of evaporation cooling.
960.
by msgodel 1y ago
China already makes VR glasses that do this for 1/20th the cost (and it's almost certainly going to get cheaper) with zero vendor lock in (they're plug and play on Linux devices with USB-C display port.) Apple instead has you

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