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   by pengaru 1y ago

   TL-affinity for these issues hasn't been an accurate description of SF for several years. We're talking about downtown SF, that's it. Part of Civic Center was converted into a skate park to drive the homeless out because wha
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   by pengaru 1y ago

   > I haven't seen any feces in public in SF for at couple of years now. Yes, it was a problem, but it doesn't seem to be anymore. Care to meet me for coffee at sightglass on seventh some time? we'll find feces smears withi
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   by pengaru 1y ago

   Your Intel mac was stuck in the past while everyone paying attention on PCs were already enjoying TSMC 7nm silicon in the form of AMD Zen processors. Apple Silicon macs are far less impressive if you came from an 8c/16t Ryzen 7 laptop.
4. 274.▲
   by pengaru 1y ago

   Short attention spans are incapable of appreciating a slow burning low effort war of attrition.
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   by pengaru 1y ago

   > showing us what a big fat joke Russia is. The only joke in your statement is how naive you must be to believe that.
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   by pengaru 1y ago

   This makes me wonder if a ketogenic diet helps those living with autism: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ketogenic_diet#Epilepsy
7. 277.▲
   by pengaru 1y ago

   > 1. US is the largest oil producer country in the world [citation needed] Here's mine, Saudi Arabia is by far the largest exporter: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_oil_expor... Perhaps you&#
8. 278.▲
   by pengaru 1y ago

   > and (2) people who outsource it to a machine and slowly, slowly lose that capability. What I'm seeing is most of this group never really had the capability in the first place. These are the formerly unproductive slackers who now
9. 279.▲
   by pengaru 1y ago

   The Chicagoland area is constantly rebuilding the roads regardless of what the pipes are doing... when it's warm enough anyways.
10. 280.▲
    by pengaru 1y ago

    What, no Zaurus?
11. 281.▲
    by pengaru 1y ago

    very neat
12. 282.▲
    by pengaru 1y ago

    What I want is a law requiring support for facilitating owners of programmable computers be able to install their own programs independently . If it's not gate-keeped, there's nothing to do. But if you choose to gatekeep becaus
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    by pengaru 1y ago

    > The report notes Lockheed Martin had issued guidance on the problem the F-35’s > sensors had in extreme cold weather in a maintenance newsletter in April 2024, > about nine months before the crash. The problem could make
14. 284.▲
    by pengaru 1y ago

    Last I checked it's trivial to not spend your time and/or money on such stupid apps. checks his pixel 8a yep, there's no games installed here The amount of people in both this and the reddit thread treating the poster like
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    by pengaru 1y ago

    If Section 230 protects this activity, then "Gen AI" output must be copyright violating plagiarism. If it's not plagiarism, then OpenAI is on the hook.
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    by pengaru 1y ago

    > I thought it exploded after it landed? It landed on the sea, there was no barge afaik.
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    by pengaru 1y ago

    My M1 Macbook Pro I used at work for several months until the Ubuntu Ryzen 7 7840U P14s w/32GB RAM arrived didn't seem particularly amazing. The only real annoying thing I've found with the P14s is the Crowdstrike junk killin
18. 288.▲
    by pengaru 1y ago

    500k is not the average, and anyone at that level+ can get fancy hardware if they want it.
19. 289.▲
    by pengaru 1y ago

    As a tax paying US citizen, I look forward to receiving my INTC.us dividend checks.
20. 290.▲
    by pengaru 1y ago

    I hope Waymo can get their cars to stop blocking crosswalks and running red lights.
21. 291.▲
    by pengaru 1y ago

    This third party app gets write access to your repository, so it can do automated reviews of PRs? Why would you even grant it such permissions? this is ridiculous.
22. 292.▲
    by pengaru 1y ago

    > I would bet they inherited land which has benefitted tremendously from price increases due to taxpayer subsidized no prepayment penalty 30 year fixed rate mortgages. Try again. I've inherited relatively little.
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    by pengaru 1y ago

    Of course they're not paying their student debt. When the federal government of the moment is using student loan forgiveness to try bribe reelection votes, it sends a pretty strong signal that this shit is frivolous. As a taxpayer who
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    by pengaru 1y ago

    > Noteworthy in what way, exactly? Being kind to others costs something, the wealthy can inherently afford it. When they're still assholes it seems dysfunctional to me, like these folks are actively aspiring to be jerks. What a stra
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    by pengaru 1y ago

    > I've been to a lecture he gave, and Q&A session. I was left with no doubt that his ethos of joy and honesty predate his wealth and are entirely independent of it. Don't most young people start life this way? It's the
26. 296.▲
    by pengaru 1y ago

    overpopulation driving people to build in known flood plains is... something
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    by pengaru 1y ago

    Meanwhile on my GNU/Linux install (Arch x86_64): $ ls -lh /usr/lib/locale/locale-archive -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 3.0M May 4 2024 /usr/lib/locale/locale-archive
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    by pengaru 1y ago

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    by pengaru 1y ago

    > It eliminates a huge swath of potential long-term contributors who know C well and don't want to change I don't think that swath is as huge as you think it is in 2025. We were saying the same stuff during the Golang heydays
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    by pengaru 1y ago

    If your goal is to burn down tesla/musk, you logically promote everything remotely damaging. And there are plenty rational reasons to have that goal.