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by nerdo 3y ago
Save money now, pay more later? https://www.cbc.ca/news/science/smokers-the-obese-cheaper-to...
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by nerdo 3y ago
Firefox and Safari have the same market-share pressure. Why/how would people use a browser that doesn't work on websites they use?
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by nerdo 3y ago
So.. file a claim against the southern plantation owners who benefited in excess of the compensation paid? What's the relevance of any of this to anything?
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by nerdo 3y ago
Nepotism is how groups function everywhere. The race-based admissions was a weird new thing, from a hyper-focused conspiracy that appears to be losing its grip.
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by nerdo 3y ago
Couldn't you use the calendar as a salary lookup tool here?
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by nerdo 3y ago
DHH's experience with SUSE enterprise sales: https://world.hey.com/dhh/the-only-thing-worse-than-cloud-pr...
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by nerdo 3y ago
People who don't attempt the answer just guess, which takes less time than solving. News at 11.
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by nerdo 3y ago
"The future is already here, it's just not evenly distributed."
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by nerdo 3y ago
Hope he donated a sufficient amount to the ruling parties.
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by nerdo 3y ago
> I received a survey from my library a couple of years ago. Multiple choice: "Are our libraries A) doing enough to help LGBTQ people? B) not doing enough?" Same at my local library, singular focus on LGBT kids content and acti
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by nerdo 3y ago
How does nostr handle determined activists with establishment backing? What if a nostr user posts information an activist wants censored and the activist goes around threatening relays, their hosting providers, anyone connected to people op
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by nerdo 3y ago
Ads. Ads everywhere.
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by nerdo 3y ago
The virgin ChatGPT vs the chad ELIZA.
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by nerdo 3y ago
Oi, you got a loicense for that regression function?
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by nerdo 3y ago
Marissa Meyer
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by nerdo 4y ago
Correct. It's not enough to block access to the financial system and Internet hosting and routing services for competitors. The users themselves must be made to understand their place and not be tempted into any unlicensed activity. Th
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by nerdo 4y ago
The real winning play is #2. Zuckerberg should more aggressively push for hate speech legislation to permanently shut down the Internet at large. Users should have to get a license from the DMV to post, for $35 renew in-person at DMV office
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by nerdo 4y ago
Just like when Google performed the classic embrace-extend-extinguish maneuver against GOPHER.
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by nerdo 4y ago
Still better for the climate than burning the corn after harvesting it: https://www.farmcollector.com/farm-life/u-s-farmers-during-g...
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by nerdo 4y ago
It’s not a wrapper, uses psycopg.
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by nerdo 4y ago
I think I see the problem here: https://mycroft.ai/product/mark-ii/ $500 buys an M1 Mac mini btw.
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by nerdo 4y ago
CAN-SPAM is unenforced afaict. You can still take action against bad actors by signing up with old abandoned email address(es) though. ISP's will have converted them into spam traps and will subtract a higher amount from their sender r
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by nerdo 4y ago
Mainframes aren't a big truck, they're a series of concrete floors.
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by nerdo 4y ago
Banks run the world, IBM mainframes run the banks.
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by nerdo 4y ago
https://qiskit.org/textbook/preface.html
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by nerdo 4y ago
Terminator RTS with units you can send back in time to same location they were sent from. An alert would be broadcast that a time rift was opening and what time was the target, to allow for players to counter. AI would play out the game fro
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by nerdo 5y ago
> Orb operators in Africa, Asia, and Europe spoke to BuzzFeed News under the condition of anonymity because they feared retribution from Worldcoin as well as local authorities. Show that sentence to someone in 1995 it would blow their mi
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by nerdo 5y ago
Frogs isn't in the wordle list: https://github.com/tomlockwood/wordle-solve/blob/main/lib/wo...
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by nerdo 6y ago
Opt in or get universally deplatformed and lose access to the banking system. Private companies btw.
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by nerdo 10y ago
Sounds like things are going as planned for Wikileaks[1]: > RS: One of the unintended consequences is the opposite effect, which is what we've seen with the Department of Defense, and even the State Department, here in the U.S., of

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