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by pohl 4y ago
That's the most charitable read I could come up with, too. It's such a tenuous connection, though, that one wonders why it's even worth mentioning in this context.
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by pohl 4y ago
What's the connection you're making between Mastodon and BitChute? I'm missing it.
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by pohl 4y ago
Sounds like you just need to find some lighter folk to round out the set you follow a bit.
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by pohl 4y ago
Treating employees as burnable resources isn't very good business, though. He's "good at" long-term dysfunction for short-term gain. Through that lens, I wouldn't be surprised if he decided to juice Twitter's M
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by pohl 4y ago
9:05-9:40
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by pohl 4y ago
H/T to Safari for raising the expectations.
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by pohl 4y ago
Even just 20 years of strategic deterrence is probably worth the price tag.
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by pohl 4y ago
The light-gray rendering of this comment is some pretty strong support for its central thesis.
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by pohl 4y ago
If you refresh a few times and search for "Rust" with your browser, the word "Rustic" will keep appearing.
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by pohl 4y ago
Any idea how well does Sucrase compare when multiple threads are allowed?
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by pohl 4y ago
I don't. I left Twitter yesterday. I did find a tweet with a purported screenshot, though. https://twitter.com/JustSchmeltzer/status/159723568323130982...
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by pohl 4y ago
This would be perfectly risible satire, but I suspect you're earnest about this, and I think that's even more funny.
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by pohl 4y ago
I do, but I thought the question was whether or not he believed that woke activists are the proper blame for an advertiser not buying his services. I wouldn't be surprised if he knows that advertisers have other valid reasons for not w
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by pohl 4y ago
I'm still not sure. Billionaire titan buys what he has called "the public square". I think it's safe to assume that he's more interested in the effect that his speech can have, not whether he buys into the meaning o
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by pohl 4y ago
I think the counter-argument is that if advertisers choose not to buy ads from him, it must be because something something woke activists.
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by pohl 4y ago
The concept of "ghosting" someone might actually be a more widely used phrase at this point, though.
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by pohl 4y ago
Everyone who has died drank milk.
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by pohl 4y ago
Is it common to refer to the owners of a private company as "shareholders"? (TWTR was delisted.)
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by pohl 4y ago
Even if Mill Computing can't get off the ground, eventually the patents will expire and someone will pick up on the ideas.
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by pohl 4y ago
It's an analytical mistake to think in terms of Russia's interests. The correct perspective is what might be in Vladimir Putin's interests. He's stuck in a quagmire and trying not to be deposed.
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by pohl 4y ago
The title does bury the lede: this discovery is the closest confirmed black hole now. Before that, the closest was ~3000ly away. There might be one ~960ly away, but that hasn't been confirmed. https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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by pohl 4y ago
You should just have to see a user and click follow. Which you can, regardless of what instance they're on. Moving in bulk is also easy, using something like Debirdify https://pruvisto.org/debirdify/
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by pohl 4y ago
Penrose tilings
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by pohl 4y ago
Better still, put it in while the water is cold. Start you timer when the water reaches 180°F/80°C or so, and — when it reaches the boiling point — turn it off & cover.
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by pohl 4y ago
The headline is "5 Minutes That Will Make You Love Ornette Coleman".
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by pohl 4y ago
If the editorial process bothers you, why not just head on over to Conservapedia: https://www.conservapedia.com/Rachel_Levine
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by pohl 4y ago
Seems like maybe a bigger cause of e-waste might be the mindset that a device immediately needs to go in a dumpster the day after some OS upgrade comes out that won't run on it.
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by pohl 4y ago
...as many seem to believe I've ever encountered anyone who thinks that.
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by pohl 4y ago
Sure, there's no life without death, but you're kind of underselling the Anthropocene Mass Extinction a wee bit, aren't you?
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by pohl 4y ago
If you just look at the shapes of the diatonic triads on each set of 3 adjacent strings, you can see a good reason. On the group of 3 smallest strings, and the next group over, the shapes are all very reachable by the hand. On the thicker s

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