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by postsantum 8mo ago
Lol, I believe this thread is a bait: > Do you still have friends? > Fortunately, I do. My OpenClaw agent keeps a personal friends CRM and reminds me to actively maintain my friendships using a weekly CRON, it event suggest what to wr
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by postsantum 8mo ago
They included the opinion of Kaja Kallas. She reads a lot of books and is very smart (according to her own words)
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by postsantum 8mo ago
Russia did it after 2014, not after 2022. So yes, it was seamless
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by postsantum 8mo ago
How else would you fight growing antisemitism on Discord?
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by postsantum 8mo ago
There were photos of him kissing the kremlin wall.. just saying..
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by postsantum 8mo ago
As a Java developer, I recommend Factory trick. Simple, but impresses people the most https://libraryofjuggling.com/Tricks/3balltricks/Factory.htm...
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by postsantum 8mo ago
I also blame undeveloped theory of mind https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theory_of_mind
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by postsantum 8mo ago
Always baffled how credulous hn users are when it comes to political news
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by postsantum 8mo ago
Who would you better believe more - your favourite government or your own lying eyes?
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by postsantum 8mo ago
Just checked, Bangladesh has almost no unused land. Please take a look at google maps
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by postsantum 8mo ago
> You can't do any assumptions because you just can't, okay??
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by postsantum 8mo ago
Take a look at the neighboring Uganda. Most of the country is covered by cultivated fields, roads, villages. Sure, population density is higher but it's not even comparable with emptiness of DRC
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by postsantum 8mo ago
Link is dead but I think the population number of DRC (Congo) can't be right Look at the size of the country (around 1/3 of USA) and the number of people living there (112M according to wikipedia), also 1/3 of USA. So the den
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by postsantum 9mo ago
Buenos Aires, I had a $14 burrito yesterday (average mexican restaurant) Should I blame SF inflation or what?
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by postsantum 9mo ago
That's what the business model of Doulingo is based on
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by postsantum 9mo ago
No, it's just the world reverting to its usual state. US might decline a bit but it will devour weak suckers first
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by postsantum 9mo ago
-- Stanford experts and scientists weight in
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by postsantum 9mo ago
I worked on a resource-intensive android app for some years and it had a good perfomannce boost after implementing parallelization. But mostly for old shitty devices On latest phones it's barely noticiable
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by postsantum 9mo ago
Because women are most affected. Things are bad, but let's focus on the real victims who provide emotional labour in the form of himpathy
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by postsantum 9mo ago
> No, not with these people > No, these emotions are considered harmful by experts Also, why do we have to endure this sort of stuff on this site? Flagged this garbage
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by postsantum 10mo ago
Congrats, you have sampled the life of android developer. I've been avoiding touching Gemini exactly for the reason "Your account is in good standing. For now". When it's not, enjoy your ban for life
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by postsantum 10mo ago
No, that was stale robusta
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by postsantum 10mo ago
What's the deal with Dramamine? It's pushed everywhere but it has zero effect on me, I even tried 4 pills at once, nothing at all
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by postsantum 10mo ago
USA is not a one dimensional country Compare it with hecking wholesome Israel-friendly petrostate of Azebaijan which conducted a full scale ethnic cleansing special operation just a couple of years ago and it went mostly unnoticed and wasn&
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by postsantum 10mo ago
It wouldn't be regarded as complicated if Bhutan wasn't le wholesome misty buddhist paradise with happiness instead of GDP. Westerners love stories like that and don't want anything to tarnish it
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by postsantum 1y ago
"NK hackers" reminds me "my homework was eaten by a dog". It's always NK hackers that steal data/crypto and there is absolutely no possibility to do something with it or restore the data, because you know they
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by postsantum 1y ago
CTO's previous job was at Palantir, perhaps he has some reasons to be paranoid
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by postsantum 1y ago
It makes perfect sense. Clients of Google are businesses and governments, not users of free products. They used to be less open about it until recently
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by postsantum 1y ago
> 2M subscribers > hidden gem
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by postsantum 1y ago
Very common among software engineers unfortunately. Successfully jumping between js frameworks and being paid well for it make people think they can do it with anything after reading manuals (CNN op-eds)

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