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by nailer 6mo ago
> they are homogenous society No, China is not homogenous. > racial problems are nonexistent Ask a non-Han about how they feel about that statement.
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by nailer 6mo ago
> Or the Chinese, for that matter? The marched for it en masse in 1989? Russians and Chinese are also people. They deserve to rule themselves.
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by nailer 6mo ago
> I see an American believe they somewhat have the moral high ground over China The elected government of the US has the moral highground of over the regime that killed the KMT in it's weakened state after the KMT defeated Japan, we
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by nailer 6mo ago
It's also not fake open source like Metas models - https://huggingface.co/deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-R1-0528 , the weights are actually under a real open source license, (MIT), see https://huggingface.co/
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by nailer 6mo ago
> The side-firing speakers are tuned with Dolby Atmos® to deliver clear, balanced audio on Windows, ideal for calls or music while you work. Isn't this a Linux device? Why not skip mentioning this non-feature?
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by nailer 6mo ago
You're right. I repeated something I'd heard elsewhere and it wasn't correct.
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by nailer 6mo ago
> everything perceived to be somehow against American political party A can only be of interest for proponents of American political party B. This is a strange thing to say about someone pointing out that the problem is widespread. It&#x
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by nailer 6mo ago
> This feels like whataboutism. I mean Pelosi has a higher rate of success as a stock picker than Warren Buffet. > That line of argument isn’t new Why are points raised previously invalid? > and is often associated with pro-Kremlin
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by nailer 6mo ago
That might work out well for the Republicans - "rule by executive order" started under the Obama administration.
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by nailer 6mo ago
Vault 7 from wikileaks confirmed that yes, the CIA is using this.
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by nailer 6mo ago
> You're conflating nurturing and protection with birthing and nursing. No I rather pointing out that essential parts of nurture and protection are nursing and birthing. Nurturing involves feeding. Birthing provides protection throu
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by nailer 6mo ago
Don’t hire anyone that is a front end designer and doesn’t implement their own CSS. This applied 15 years ago when it was photoshop people faking design skills.
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by nailer 6mo ago
I got deeper into Figma than I ever had to before yesterday. It turns out there’s no way to use Math in variables built in to the product. The most common plugin is 99 dollars. To add what is obviously mustache JS. To browser based software
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by nailer 6mo ago
> that men have all the necessary biological wiring to be "every bit as protective and nurturing as the most committed mother This seems like an overstatement - man can't give birth to babies (which involves transfer of the mot
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by nailer 6mo ago
If someone can force you to use touch id they can probably also force you to enter your password. (If you’re about to comment about fingerprints on transparency film and balloons filled with warm water then yes good point)
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by nailer 6mo ago
I don't think they want to. It burns at the CCPs soul that Taiwan is free and democratic, ran by a government that once saved their country by defeating the Japanese. They want to erase the Republic of China and the KMT.
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by nailer 6mo ago
It gels with the US being ready if/when PRchina invades Taiwan.
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by nailer 6mo ago
> They said IE was the best browser, not the most popular. TBF I should have said 'most popular' for all those categories.
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by nailer 6mo ago
IPv1, IPv2, and IPv3 were very early experimental versions of the Internet Protocol developed in the 1970s during the ARPANET era (the precursor to the modern internet). Has anyone tried to find out if GitHub is reliable on those?
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by nailer 6mo ago
The dev uses AI to build but it's not vibe coded.
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by nailer 6mo ago
> No one can tell me a compelling use case. I get it to run really slow unit tests and fix them, I provide it feeedbak while at lunch, walking the dog, whatever else. My developer friends also do the same.
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by nailer 6mo ago
> Windows XP Service Pack 2. After that thing windows XP became a legend. God that was an era. XP SP2 was a great OS, IE was the best browser, MSN was the most popular messenger, Skype was acquired, HTC's Windows CE devices were shi
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by nailer 6mo ago
That’s correct. I’m a Visa holder. I have the right to free speech, but I don’t have the right to be in the USA. And when I’m outside of the USA, the government really doesn’t care about my freedom of speech one way or the other.
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by nailer 6mo ago
I could imagine someone arriving after independence and advocating against the new government, insisting that they return to King George, would indeed Find Out.
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by nailer 6mo ago
"made by Google" was added by the 2 guys from the failed startup when Angular was first released (before Angular 2), without permission from the rest of Google.
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by nailer 6mo ago
getAngular was an online JSON storage service. The guys reused their code when they went to work in DoubleClick at Google. Not made by Google not Google’s framework and plenty of Google people think it’s rubbish.
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by nailer 6mo ago
> With agile, at least no one was charging you for it. Charging people for Agile via his company ThoughtWorks (which sold for 785M) is how Neville Roy Singham made the money to fund far left groups in the US from his base in China.
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by nailer 6mo ago
> I don't think that would trouble someone who's experienced with git and knows its "DAG of commits" model. I think most people that have git experience don't know what a DAG is and have never used reflog.
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by nailer 6mo ago
Nope. As mentioned "What is jj and why should I care?" didn't cover it and I timeboxed jj advocacy to the page that says it will get me to care.
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by nailer 6mo ago
ok. You're a new account here, I've been here close to 2 decades. Pretending other people want to beat you up and insulting them won't work out.

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