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by radlad 1y ago
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9335287/#s4 > When compared to individuals associated with a right-wing ideology, individuals adhering to a left-wing ideology had 68% lower odds of engaging in violent
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by radlad 1y ago
Coolify uses Traefik and Docker under the hood and is really just a UI for it. It's definitely missing some critical backup features (solvable through restic or similar) and the UX is... good enough but no better.
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by radlad 1y ago
I hear stories like this on every provider.
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1) 20% of homicides involving strangers is still 4,566 deaths per year, or nearly 13 per day. 2) I don't think she is the only refugee to be killed abroad. It is certainly tragic irony, but I don't see why that makes it internatio
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by radlad 1y ago
What exactly do you think happened in the US with Iryna Zarutska? I didn't get the sense that it was "intentionally downplayed because it might inflame racial tensions and divisions." On the contrary, what I saw was that it w
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by radlad 1y ago
No, but they can easily be subpoenaed for said information.
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I cannot do my job without my phone. Increasingly, I also cannot pay or utilize services without my phone.
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For me, it was a friend that was wildly impressed by ChatGPT (before it could search the web) had "analyzed recent market news and stock price graphs" to give him stock recommendations.
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by radlad 1y ago
Yeah, there's definitely something to be said about building a large feature for a single customer. It didn't sound like that was the situation here.
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by radlad 1y ago
The parent comment seems to imply that roughly 1/5 of their user base each used a different 1/5 of the product. This implies that every feature was genuinely valuable in driving revenue - or at least customer acquisition!
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by radlad 1y ago
Likewise, there are companies with classes of stock, each with different voting rights. But at this point we are simply discussing semantics.
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by radlad 1y ago
I'm not sure they determined that it did not improve lifespans. Here's some snippets from the Wikipedia article ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oregon_Medicaid_health_experim... ): > On average, Medicaid cov
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by radlad 1y ago
The West encompasses a wide gradient of private vs. state control over resources, and there are states which aren't typically considered Soviet or Western (e.g. Nordic states.)
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Shareholders receive power proportionate to their buying power. Citizens get a single vote. > You sometimes cam buy your way into citizenship. As a shareholder, it is your given right to vote in a shareholders meeting. Maybe - depending
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> If there is one thing that we learned from the 20th century it is that societies that gave more private control over how resources were used did better than those that had more state control over how resources were used. In some metric
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Some governments restrict the extent to which "lizards" can use their money to gain air time, etc.
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by radlad 1y ago
Thanks, I missed the second part of this sentence: > Quite a lot of people don't want TSMC, Waymo and LLMs. They want a job market where one single breadwinner can support their house, spouse and kids. I stand by what I wrote above.
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by radlad 1y ago
First of all, I don't know where this specific example is coming from or how it relates to what I said exactly. Secondly, when you look at the distribution of wealth in the US, and realize that the top 50% of Americans own 97.5% of the
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by radlad 1y ago
I think the problem is that you are proposing a false dichotomy: that if they do not want one consequence of the current system, they should eschew the entire system. But in actuality, I like some parts of how society is organized, and disl
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by radlad 1y ago
I do, when citizens have the ability to steer their nation state (i.e. the ability to vote.) On this note, I've lived in a couple states with ballot initiative processes and while they are not perfect, I think they are absolutely neces
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by radlad 1y ago
> ReVanced and other alternatives exist. For now. I suspect this is the real reason Google is going to require a developer cert even for sideloaded apps: https://www.techradar.com/phones/android/google-will-soon
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by radlad 1y ago
The economics are questionable in a moral sense - monopolies are widely considered to be good for the monopoly's shareholders and bad for everyone else.
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Slack has always had a bottom-up sales funnel (i.e. the "land and expand" "shadow IT" model), so I'm not sure this is true.
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Absolutely. I've been using Home Assistant for around 6 years now and it's absolutely amazing for tying hardware from varying ecosystems together. Even if your hardware doesn't support local APIs, there's a good chance s
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by radlad 1y ago
Professional joy usually doesn't come from making as much money as possible. It comes from creating work that you are proud of, doing the best of your abilities, or making a difference in others' lives - were I Greg Kellogg, I wou
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by radlad 1y ago
Yes, I was referring to Trump, not the state of the country. Republicans have full control this time around, but the goals and rhetoric have not changed. Trump was not "radicalized."
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by radlad 1y ago
> I imagine that a lot of the political thuggarry we're seeing today is a direct result of him coming within an inch of having his brains blown out. No one comes that close to death without being fundamentally changed. I haven'
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It's not so much a matter of who "knows better." There's an element of whether you trust a murderer, or are all the facts and evidence around their case, more.
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I don't believe it's possible to run Docker on macOS without Docker Desktop (at least not without something like lima.) AFAIUI, Docker Desktop contains not just the GUI, but also the hypervisor layer. Is my understanding mistaken?
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I take 5-10mg (they are typically perforated) about 30-60 minutes before the talk.

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