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by pyth0 11mo ago
Interesting you mention jumping spiders, I just saw a rather interesting video talking about exactly this and includes some interviews with scientists involved in some of these experiments [1]. One interesting fact I learned is that they ha
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by pyth0 11mo ago
You don't need to sign up for a developer program, or even download the full Xcode IDE. You do need to install the compiler tools with xcode-select --install
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by pyth0 11mo ago
Can you explain further? Canada has sales tax and successfully phased out the penny.
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by pyth0 11mo ago
How do you have anything dynamic? How do you handle any differences at all between your infrastructure and what the authors built it for.
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by pyth0 1y ago
It appears you can tune what is sanitized from the input via the "sanitizer" optional parameter. The default sanitizer is however defined in a spec linked on the docs page [1] with the actual sanitize operation specified as well [
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by pyth0 1y ago
As I understand it?
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by pyth0 1y ago
You didn't refute anything in the comment, other than saying one part of it was correct. This comment would be more useful if you actually made an argument.
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by pyth0 1y ago
That website has the US at 3.3 slaves per thousand people compared to China's 4.0.
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by pyth0 1y ago
I would point to platforms like Curiosity Stream and Nebula, which are creator driven. Though I would not exactly call them Youtube replacements, as they are more just platforms designed for supporting specific creators more directly (akin
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by pyth0 1y ago
The big difference with this seems like it is an actual security mechanism to block "invalid" accesses where as the tagged memory extensions only provided pointer metadata and it was up to the OS to enforce invariants. > Extens
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by pyth0 1y ago
Why do you believe that extending human life will make “life better”?
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by pyth0 1y ago
Your links (at least the ones I could translate) seem to describe a system very similar to a Credit Score like you have in Western economies. At least it seems very different from the propagandized version of a score that tracks your every
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by pyth0 1y ago
I think the "Manual page for glfmn.io" text at the bottom confirms that. And I agree with the GP, it's very pleasant to read and look at!
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by pyth0 1y ago
If you have the jewelry and the children, why do you not just take a real photo?
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by pyth0 1y ago
> sexual violence, physical violence, or stalking > psychological aggression Not at all downplaying the seriousness of emotional and psychological abuse, but these are very different things. Which is the main reason that the concept o
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by pyth0 1y ago
Could this be due to how low quality many clothes are nowadays and they are simply not lasting long enough to become hand-me-downs?
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by pyth0 1y ago
People make videos because there is a platform which makes it incredibly easy to share that video all across the planet without cost to them. And in turn that platform has an enormous base of viewers for that content. To suggest that a worl
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by pyth0 1y ago
This is only true if you ignore the important material and historical factors that go into the success of a country. Like for example, the immense wealth of natural resources and variation in climates that the US has. Or how about escaping
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by pyth0 2y ago
If you're alluding to the tariffs on things like dairy and egg products, those are only applicable beyond a set quota which the US has not exceeded.
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by pyth0 2y ago
> But from the nation that brought us our greatest human experimentation regimen, hardly surprising. This is not a fair judgement in this situation. I think money is a far more perverse incentive for donating blood than snacks. Also the
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by pyth0 2y ago
It wasn't on the page linked above but on this page [1] at the bottom it reads: > To quickly turn Full Keyboard Access, Sticky Keys, Slow Keys, or the Accessibility Keyboard on or off using the Accessibility Shortcuts panel, press O
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by pyth0 2y ago
Meta settled a lawsuit with president Trump for $25 million. He was suing them for violating his first amendment for banning his account (along with many other platforms) in the wake of January 6th 2021. This was a completely baseless case
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by pyth0 2y ago
> They’ve come down pretty heavily on the gambling side, no? Not really. Back when this was a big story (around 2016-2017) they sent out some cease and desists to a number of the big CS:GO gambling websites but many did not comply and th
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by pyth0 2y ago
You cannot opt out of laws you don't like, at least not legally. This just sounds like selfishness.
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by pyth0 2y ago
I pay for YouTube premium. But it simply would not exist to the same scale or utility if that was the only model that was funding it. Incredible to see the mental gymnastics needed to avoid that fact.
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by pyth0 2y ago
Can you explain how a service like YouTube could exist any other way? > Economies without them can exist We should be able to both hate ads and understand that they are a necessary monetization model for certain things. If you feel stron
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by pyth0 2y ago
Check out your local AA chapter. This is not a reason against legalization.
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by pyth0 2y ago
What if the moon were made of cheese?
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by pyth0 2y ago
> Does an oncologist "directly profit off of human misery"? They profit off of providing treatment to human misery. A health insurance company profits off denying treatment. It's not that difficult to understand. But given
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by pyth0 2y ago
> The headline is supposed to tell us what the article is about. In what way does the current title not do that? The post explains how the energy market works and answers the question somewhat literally: > Confusingly, the flow of pow

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