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by piuantiderp 1y ago
But meanwhile keep focusing on CO2....
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by piuantiderp 1y ago
Owners of car companies, to make more money. More disposable, more expensive cars, in less easily entered industry. How else will they keep BYD and others from coming in?
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by piuantiderp 1y ago
Google is going to lap them. The hardware muscle they have has not even started flexing
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by piuantiderp 1y ago
You'd be surprised. And sure, in the 1930's about 80% of Asian immigrants got deported out of Mexico. But even before and after, their descendants became very well integrated and mixed with the rest of society. Also, they tend to
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by piuantiderp 1y ago
You just haven't been to a good one.
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by piuantiderp 1y ago
Look up Chaufa, and yes, you can get Chinese food everywhere...
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by piuantiderp 1y ago
A lot of theater
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by piuantiderp 1y ago
Not all gut bacteria cause this, but the bad ones sure, will break sulfur-aminos into badness.
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by piuantiderp 1y ago
Read that you can very quickly blow the budget on the 200/mo ones too
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by piuantiderp 1y ago
WFH is the perfect example for execs to point out why offshoring is now incoming.
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by piuantiderp 1y ago
Plato detected
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by piuantiderp 1y ago
Ad populum fallacy will now be replaced by Ad AI said so.... the funny part is the "Sources??" people are some of the most reliant on it
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by piuantiderp 1y ago
Think of the other side of the coin. Through history the first thing slaves are denied are weapons. And there is many countries that allow weapons at home, US, Mexico, Latin America....
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by piuantiderp 1y ago
Brazilians are the proverbial boiling frogs....
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by piuantiderp 1y ago
In True Communism (tm) there would be no need for advertising! Because anything people could want they would already have!!!!
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by piuantiderp 1y ago
The world is better with multiple flavors instead of one bloated one.
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by piuantiderp 2y ago
One does not use the trackpad in a thinkpad. If anything they should be removed. The old keyboards are a dream to type on... Only computer that came close (that I had was HP DV1000)
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by piuantiderp 2y ago
Or you know, you could just use .NET?
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by piuantiderp 2y ago
Book by Christopher Bryson. Needed context
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by piuantiderp 2y ago
Maybe 5y
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by piuantiderp 2y ago
"range of hundreds of millions of people in tech environments, other hackers, programmers, executives, etc. making this exploit deadly if used." Bit too hyperbolic or whatever... Otherwise thrilling read!
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by piuantiderp 2y ago
This made me snort my coffee, what backing was needed or lacking? Need peer-review to validate them?
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by piuantiderp 2y ago
Anytime you read "as an X", spidey senses should tingle and be careful. Caveat lector
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by piuantiderp 2y ago
The article said the team working on it has 5 engineers.
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by piuantiderp 2y ago
I'm not sure the average school peers are any better. Unless we're talking private education. Do consider that for the better part of history, even in school, kids were not separated into years. That they need permanency, sure but
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by piuantiderp 2y ago
Actual intelligence. The measurable is always, once you have your number, make it go up!!!!!!!
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by piuantiderp 2y ago
Might just be some kind of salinity thing. Upstream -> Less minerals dissolved
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by piuantiderp 2y ago
LATAM
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by piuantiderp 2y ago
Do the same but with Potassium chloride or bicarbonate. Done! And way safer
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by piuantiderp 2y ago
In most countries that have them, they are free. Taxes already paid for them. Yes, even replacements

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