ohdeargodno

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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
>and you think that they shouldn’t get a sovereign country for themselves? That's a really easy question: no. Plenty of people don't have sovereign countries for themselves. Some of them persecuted, some of them integrated by f
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
Just as a confirmation, how many of those muslim countries are actively in the process of murdering, starving, dehumanising and destroying every single building the jews living in an open air prison ?
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
>what will ever give Israel confidence that Oct 7 will never happen again Why are you asking "what will give the genocidal state confidence", and not bothering for a single second about what will give the hundred of thousands o
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
"they paid for" $100 doesn't even cover the electricity of running the servers every night, they were abusing a service and now everyone suffers because of them.
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
US law is _already_ enforced upon me. Banks regularly ask if you are a US citizen, or subject to the IRS in any way. The US affirms at every step the extraterritoriality of its harmful laws and attempts to use their pathetic excuse of &quot
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
It's cute that the Americans think they're some special, unrestricted by law type of citizens: they're not. https://www.edpb.europa.eu/system/files/2024-10/edpb_2024041... That boat already sai
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
European laws apply to any European citizen, _anywhere in the world_.
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
Take a million, go live literally anywhere that isn't Silicon Valley, remote work for a company that interests you, or your own project. There's very few currencies in the world in which 1M isn't enough to retire. USD isn&#x2
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
Garry Tan's job is bullshitting. Lying isn't very far from it, and he even covers his ass with "I heard". Who did you hear it from Garry, the founder that made out with all the money ? Or the other VC that made a few hun
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
>What was the developer's rationale for storing extremely personal user data unencrypted, in a publicly facing database? https://www.teaforwomen.com/about >With a proven background leading product development tea
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
>There will always be lowest-common-denominator users, Interesting play, calling 95% of users "lowest-common-denominator". Those silly, blabbering morons that don't understand that they should be running Bazzite on their F
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
> that's generally legal in the US. Cool, I'm sure Tea is only available to report things about United States citiz... nevermind. It runs afoul of about a dozen european rights to privacy, imagery and consent laws. And that&#x2
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
Language.Builder().getOh().getYes().getJava().getIsSoNice().setFor(() -> { return "DSLs";}); No trailing lambdas, no infix operators, no @DslMarkers, no top level functions, and an infinite list of examples of Java verbosity ma
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
There was, and it was shit. The Cléon-Fonte, despite all my love for its BBBBRRRRRRRRRRVVVVVVVVVVV was becoming wildly insufficient for the already ever heavier cars simply due to electronics and safety measures, and it was already a 1.2L.
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
In most countries, yes. Despite the push for SUV-styled cards (which are heavier than a regular city car, but not by that much), engines have been small. Toyota Yaris - HSD - 1.5L 4cyl Renault Clio - E-Tech - 1.6L Hyundai Kona (SUV) - 1.6L
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
>Who are these people Clowns, mostly. Yudkowski in particular, whose only job today seems to be making awful predictions and letting lesswrong eat it up when one out of a hundred ends up coming true, solidifying his position as AI-will-d
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
It's quite obviously a krangled resonator ( https://i.redd.it/e9wy316rqws41.png ), the romans were massive path of exile players. Silly archeologists.
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
Hence the "minimum" part. The thread is literally about Android being compiled for 16KB pages, CPU support for larger pages has grown, easily up to 4MB for most consumer CPUs. Going down _lower_ than 4KB is purely a waste of memor
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
Dozens of years of kernel building, dozens of OSes, dozens of physical architectures, all having settled on minimum 4KB pages being a right balance between performance and memory usage, wiped away by a single offhand comment with no knowled
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
If you, yourself have native code you're trying to build, it only required bumping the NDK (which is automatically bumped when you upgrade the android gradle plugin), so that's mostly an automatic step (provided you're not st
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
Bullshit. You don't have anything of value either. Scrapers will ram through _anything_, and figure out if it's useful later.
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
Uh... Totaling +1000 at the end of a work week is an easy thing to do, especially if working on a new/evolving product.
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
> Forcing users to go with a bad deal gets the incentives all wrong and is actually bad for consumer choice. Nice bad faith strawman, where'd you buy it ? Apple is trying to have its cake and eat it too, selling off their devices as
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
>All endpoints POST This makes automating things like retrying network calls hell. You can safely assume a GET will be idempotent, and safely retry on failure with delay. A POST might, or might not also empty your bank account. HTTP verb
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
Because UI toolkit independent APIs are more flexible than just returning HTML, and considering only HTML means that you offer subpar experiences on most platforms. Not just mobile software, where web apps are awful, but also desktop, where
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
>- There's a decent chance listing endpoints were changed to POST to support complex filters Please. Everyone knows they tried to make the complex filter work as a GET, then realized the filtering query is so long that it breaks wha
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
Only if the physical albums don't have copy protection, otherwise you're circumenventing it and that's illegal. Or is it, against the right to private copy? If anything, AI at least shows that all of the existing copyright la
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
Dating apps prey on the weakest of us all, selling hopes and shattering egos. Not everyone can get good pictures, not everyone is a 10/10 attractive man, and "no icks" is such a vomit inducing term. They are perfectly happy t
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
So, there is a way to make it so that TAA and various temporal techniques look basically flawless. They need a _lot_ of information and pixels. You need a 4k rendering resolution, at least. Modern effects look stunning at that res. Unfortun
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
Real ones use bookmarks to find them ag- ah, shit. Real ones back them up in a single .txt file

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