nisegami

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by nisegami 9mo ago
Forest fires are immensely destructive, but they clear the way for new growth in their wake. The same has been said for recessions and the economy, and I think there's at least some comparison to be made for revolutions and societies.
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by nisegami 9mo ago
I'm currently on my second extended period of GLP1 agonist unavailability (country-wide). The one I have been using is dulaglutide which is much less potent than the newer ones (it's the only one legally imported here) but being c
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by nisegami 10mo ago
The common viewpoint is that we are practically in an economic downturn, but the overall stock market is being propped up by circular spending within the AI bubble.
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by nisegami 10mo ago
Labelling Stephen Miller as simply a 'Trump aide' feels almost misleading.
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by nisegami 10mo ago
That Trump "Made in America" AI video making rounds last night was hilarious though.
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by nisegami 10mo ago
Can't the same entities compelling Apple to do this also compel Google to do or not do things?
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by nisegami 10mo ago
It's not a helpful reply to that particular comment, but I think it's worth recognizing that the US is now in the same camp as HK or mainland China now where there will be some people who just simply cannot enter.
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by nisegami 10mo ago
>Btw. The https communication comparison does not hold, there is always a third party that can read what you say. E2E chats are effectively communication where evidence is instantly destroyed. If I use a third party CA this is correct. B
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by nisegami 10mo ago
There's societal memory of monarchies and kings that held a lot of power that still impacts things to this day, sometimes unconsciously and sometimes consciously.
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by nisegami 10mo ago
How long until this shows up in a YC batch?
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by nisegami 10mo ago
It sounds like you're imagining open source whereas the comment you're replying to is imagining more intra-company dependencies.
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by nisegami 10mo ago
O365 and other Microsoft products are a massive, massive drain on valuable foreign exchange for third world countries like mine. If it were up to me, I would outlaw paying Microsoft for anything in my country.
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by nisegami 11mo ago
Yes, it did occur to me that there would be no way to verify it. But it felt like it was in my best interest to at least provide something.
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by nisegami 11mo ago
CBP actually made me give them my facebook password when entering on a J1 visa in 2017, so I'm surprised to hear so much talk about this. Is it more that the practice of checking social media is more widespread now?
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by nisegami 11mo ago
Hoping it's there just not mentioned.
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by nisegami 11mo ago
The eventual end goal should probably be production of hydrocarbons using solar power and CO2/water. In other words, synthetic photosynthesis.
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by nisegami 1y ago
Perhaps the aims of these dark patterns were not to benefit Microsoft overall, but perhaps an individual or a team? For example, produce good numbers for particular KPIs at the expense of unmeasured or unmeasurable aspects.
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by nisegami 1y ago
I consider Microsoft to be genuinely evil as an institution, but this is still nice to see.
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by nisegami 1y ago
I don't think it's the same situation, since there's a rough baseline rate of carbon-14 in nature (relative to carbon-12) which is continually replenished while alive. When it dies, there's no more carbon-14 added to the
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by nisegami 1y ago
Why go a step further and deploy all cloud workloads using webassembly?
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by nisegami 1y ago
I recognized it in the opposite direction, after observing that gangs inevitably end up being quasi-states within their turf. They demonstrate almost everything I associate with statehood except for issuing their own currency. From there, t
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by nisegami 1y ago
I wish this would happen. I loved my AirPods Pros 2 but the Android/Windows support was so abysmal that I eventually ditched them.
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by nisegami 1y ago
Spoken like someone who hasn't witnessed 3 coworkers sitting a few feet apart do a teams meeting with each other (and no one else).
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by nisegami 1y ago
'no phone' is the only safe option
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by nisegami 1y ago
I consider it unlikely, but perhaps there's some instructions that don't have a practical polyfill for x86?
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by nisegami 1y ago
I think china is fine because they already had their de minimis exemption end earlier this year.
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by nisegami 1y ago
I guess it's time to cancel my youtube premium sub since it's US-based but I no longer live there and it's not available where I live now.
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by nisegami 1y ago
In the case of Argentina, and similarly for my country, access to USD is fraught and often involves off-market transactions.
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by nisegami 1y ago
Ah, I see. I wasn't familiar with that aspect of it. In that case this seems pointless.
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by nisegami 1y ago
Minimums for a VPS should be closer to $5-10 a month, no?

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