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by peutetre 2y ago
> or watching a movie in a bed The battery doesn't last the length of a movie? Are you getting hardware decoding of the video?
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by peutetre 2y ago
> What this means for Brewer is that even if he does achieve his asking price, he will still be walking away with little to no profit after a decade of ownership. 'Given the amount we paid for the flat and have invested in its reno
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by peutetre 2y ago
Thunderbird: https://www.thunderbird.net A guide on using iCloud Contacts in Thunderbird: https://danielbrinneman.com/2022/12/12/sync-icloud-contacts-...
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Ukraine Drone Boat Shot Down Russian Mi-8 Helicopter with Surface-to-Air Missile(twz.com)
12 points by peutetre 2y ago|0 comments
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by peutetre 2y ago
Well, you can do the C implementation then. Don't see it as a problem, see it as an opportunity.
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The MAGA Honeymoon Is Over(theatlantic.com)
6 points by peutetre 2y ago|1 comments
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by peutetre 2y ago
> none of Tesla's investors have pulled Musk aside for an intervention This one is complaining publicly: https://www.businessinsider.com/elon-musk-tesla-stock-price-...
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Elon Musk's ties to Trump won't benefit Tesla, investor Ross Gerber says(businessinsider.com)
3 points by peutetre 2y ago|1 comments
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Chlamydia could make koalas extinct. Can a vaccine save them in time?(bbc.com)
6 points by peutetre 2y ago|0 comments
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by peutetre 2y ago
> Okay, maybe this doesn’t belong on a list about JavaScript, but we really could use a little less JavaScript. Of course, I am referring to WebAssembly, Yes, but the proper answer is a lot less JavaScript. WebAssembly is the brighter
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by peutetre 2y ago
Not true. The way you can stay in business is by socializing your costs. The more handouts and subsidies you can get from government, the longer you can stay in business despite the inefficiencies of your business. Walmart and McDonald&#x27
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by peutetre 2y ago
Right, like how Walmart and McDonald's are subsidized by taxpayers. Businesses like Walmart and McDonald's should pay their own costs without relying on the crutch of the public purse. If these businesses are so inefficient that t
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by peutetre 2y ago
So, straightforwardly, you believe Walmart operates the stores it does, employees the people it does, and has the profit it does because of taxpayer subsidies. And you're happy to take on the cost of that welfare even if you don't
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by peutetre 2y ago
It's already started. China sees Russia's annexation of Outer Manchuria as a great historical wrong: https://lansinginstitute.org/2024/02/16/chinas-global-triump... China has reverted to using Chine
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by peutetre 2y ago
Musk supports and encourages and endorses the Chinese government. Musk is keen on criticizing many governments, domestic and foreign. Can you find for me a single criticism of the Chinese government from Musk? I'd like to see it.
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by peutetre 2y ago
Well, there's this: https://interlinearbooks.com/
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by peutetre 2y ago
> That just makes those people unemployable, and will need food stamps even more. Nobody is going to hire people who cost more than the value they produce. You're subsidizing those wages with your tax dollars. You're paying b
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by peutetre 2y ago
> Access to cost effective censorship free broadband No internet access will be censorship free. Hacker News isn't censorship free. People are down voted, flagged, rate limited, and banned. And Musk is A-Okay with censorship. He w
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by peutetre 2y ago
> The geopolitical tone has trickled down to tech Of course. China is in America's telecommunications systems. It's a problem: https://fortune.com/2024/12/27/china-espionage-campaign-salt...
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Breakthrough treatment flips cancer cells back into normal cells(newatlas.com)
5 points by peutetre 2y ago|0 comments
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by peutetre 2y ago
> Without understanding the adversaries' beliefs, no agreement is possible. Putin believes Ukraine is not a real country and Ukrainians are not a real people. No agreement is possible when that is his attitude. > I don't
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Is It Possible to Improve Memory or Are We Doomed to Forget as We Age? (2023)(nzherald.co.nz)
16 points by peutetre 2y ago|6 comments
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by peutetre 2y ago
> seems uneducated, untrustworthy and myopic at best. Musk is an oligarch. Oligarchs always look after their own self-interest ahead of any broader economic or national interest. Oligarchs have more in common with each other than they
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by peutetre 2y ago
> From Russia it looks like that Europe is at Putin's throat supplying enormous amount of armaments and military equipment to the Ukraine, and helping them with the intelligence. The solution to this problem is straightforward. Pu
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by peutetre 2y ago
> "Take a big step back and FUCK YOURSELF in the face. I will go to war on this issue the likes of which you cannot possibly comprehend," Musk wrote. It's like Cicero reborn.
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Kessler Syndrome: Is space junk past the point of no return?(cnn.com)
3 points by peutetre 2y ago|0 comments
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China builds new detention centers as Xi Jinping widens corruption purge(cnn.com)
5 points by peutetre 2y ago|0 comments
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by peutetre 2y ago
> Before she lost her verified badge, Musk posted that “Loomer is trolling for attention.” Apparently that's a mirror Musk doesn't want to look in.
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WebAssembly Component Model: an architecture for interoperable Wasm libraries(component-model.bytecodealliance.org)
2 points by peutetre 2y ago|0 comments
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Hyundai's all-solid-state EV batteries are on the verge of a major milestone(electrek.co)
7 points by peutetre 2y ago|0 comments

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