mulmen

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by mulmen 1y ago
> It's certainly not to teach them algebra or literacy. Billions of people have learned language and algebra and thousands of other topics in school.
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by mulmen 1y ago
This is obviously false based on widespread protests and constant criticism. If you can’t find Americans who oppose Trump’s regime it’s because you don’t want to.
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by mulmen 1y ago
Half of America isn’t fine with Trump. Only 22.3% of Americans voted for him and his approval rating has gone down significantly since then.
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by mulmen 1y ago
This isn’t true though. Lots of legislation has been passed. Government shutdowns have become common but they’re not universal. Your absolutist take is observably false. It is worth looking deeper at who the obstructionists in congress
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by mulmen 1y ago
Yeah I’m not suggesting that you adjust the price, just curious if they were passing price through the client as well.
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by mulmen 1y ago
It’s 2025, you should at least be on rot52. Best practice guide: https://github.com/killerk3emstar/rot52
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by mulmen 1y ago
Did you try adjusting price?
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by mulmen 1y ago
Yeah that does sound nice. It really is the best possible experience if all you want is to play games. I should have clarified that I meant the performance benefit of SteamOS over Bazzite specifically.
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by mulmen 1y ago
The claim is “up to” which appears to be true of Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2.
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by mulmen 1y ago
Not sure what the specific benefits of SteamOS are. It’s forked from Arch, I don’t know what Valve changes. Maybe slightly better hardware support for Steam Deck? I run Steam on Fedora on my desktop and have no issues.
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by mulmen 1y ago
This has been my experience. Linux+Steam+Proton delivers a more stable and performant Windows API than Windows. And that was on Windows 10 two years ago. I can only imagine things have gotten worse with Windows 11.
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by mulmen 1y ago
> Seems isomorphic to today's slave-driving death-marching CEOs that we celebrate so much. Von Braun used literal concentration camp slave labor. You should reconsider your use of “slave-driving” here because it is a very bad loo
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by mulmen 1y ago
He was also totally ok with slave labor. He was a voluntary Nazi party insider and SS member. He deliberately chose to participate in Hitler’s totalitarian regime to advance his own goals. This kind of behavior should be remembered and c
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by mulmen 1y ago
> I can get great ICE cars for $15K. I cannot get a single used great EV for $25K. You absolutely can get good used EVs for $25,000.00. That buys a 2022-2024 Kia Niro. You can get the 2019 model for even less, barely more than your ICE
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by mulmen 1y ago
> Whats the difference between populism and democracy? Populism is a type of political messaging. Democracy is a system of government. They’re orthogonal concepts.
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by mulmen 1y ago
Fair. I didn't have tape in the 2010s. I definitely had archives on floppy in the 2010s but by the end of the decade I was done with them. But only in the last couple years has my desktop become fully solid state.
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by mulmen 1y ago
I didn't miss the point. The point doesn't hold up to scrutiny. The system you propose would create a perverse incentive for obstructionists to shut government down permanently to never pay taxes.
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by mulmen 1y ago
> And they all in congress should be fired for job abandonment. And yes, rerun elections, with those idiots not allowed to run. I find these takes very tiresome. What kind of insight can you draw from this all or nothing thinking? It
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by mulmen 1y ago
90s? I had all of the listed devices well into the 2010s.
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by mulmen 1y ago
> Who cares? Well I do because I only need to drive at most 75 miles a day and even a car with 30 miles of range would satisfy my commute requirements. > Spending $15K on battery on a used car is a hard "No!", unless the car
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by mulmen 1y ago
Is “confidently wrong” an idiom?
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by mulmen 1y ago
But they would have to relate that ID to patient data like their identity right? The date alone cannot be a HIPAA issue. That means every date is a HIPAA violation because people go to the doctor every day.
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by mulmen 1y ago
> "In our 2023 reliability survey, 17 percent of 2013 Tesla Model S owners told us their cars needed battery pack replacements at a cost of $15,000 each." What was the remaining range for those replacements? > Granted, perha
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by mulmen 1y ago
We have a pretty good idea how EV packs decay. This isn’t a new technology. Google searches suggest 1-2% decay per year. So a 15 year old car would have 70-85% of original range. For pack replacements I don’t know, however it seems unlik
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by mulmen 1y ago
> Your ICE car will either continue working basically the same, or it will fail catastrophically. This simply isn’t true. Fuel injectors decay. Catalytic converters decay. O2 sensors decay. Oil decays. Air filters decay. Spark plug
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by mulmen 1y ago
Why doesn’t Toyota make their powertrain warranty 80k miles? Or 200k? The warranty is there to cover failures. If a pack has a defect it will drop under 70%. If it doesn’t then it will continue working beyond the warranty term. You’re ass
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by mulmen 1y ago
The warranty doesn’t suggest the battery will be at 70.00001% on the first day of year 9. It says if it goes below 70% it will get replaced. That 8 year old Toyota you bought came with a 6 year/60k mile warranty. If you are comfortab
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by mulmen 1y ago
Wild take. If you can’t pay a living wage your business shouldn’t exist. Restaurants closing due to wage increases means workers were being exploited to cover unsustainable costs. Rents have to come down or wages need to go up across the
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by mulmen 1y ago
Woz is alive.
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by mulmen 1y ago
The hardest problem in computer science is coping a file from one computer to another.

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