realjhol

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by realjhol 3y ago
I always wondered, what do the black and white square icons mean?
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by realjhol 3y ago
https://wtfhappenedin1971.com/
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by realjhol 3y ago
I've presented plenty of sources and factual information: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36295718 You've presented none whatsoever.
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by realjhol 3y ago
Yes - this is my point. So many of you people have become so emotionally invested in the false narratives that you have believed, that you can't cope with any evidence that threatens your narrative even slightly. At least we can talk a
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by realjhol 3y ago
So did you watch the montage? If so, please admit that you were wrong when you made this comment: > I'm hoping that in a decade or so, people will stop using "vaccines never prevented transmission" as an argument since it
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by realjhol 3y ago
>> - Lockdowns did little to prevent the spread of COVID... > <citation needed> https://iea.org.uk/publications/did-lockdowns-work-the-verdi... >> - Cloth masks were pointless security theatre >
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by realjhol 3y ago
> And don't link me some random idiot's tweet as proof, we are better than this. Watch the video clip in the tweet. It shows a montage of officials and talking heads claiming that the COVID vaccines would prevent you from getti
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by realjhol 3y ago
> I'm hoping that in a decade or so, people will stop using "vaccines never prevented transmission" as an argument since it has been said at least a billion of times since the beginning, VACCINES PREVENTED SERIOUS ILLNESS.
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by realjhol 3y ago
It's going to take a long time before the mainstream is ready to think critically about the COVID narratives, but it's good to see first steps toward the recovery of rationality. But there's still a lot to cover: - Lockdowns
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by realjhol 3y ago
The Guardian - are you serious?
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by realjhol 3y ago
The clock isn't broken if it consistently tells the time correctly.
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by realjhol 3y ago
Like wireshark directors but more general
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by realjhol 3y ago
There's plenty of stupidity to go around
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by realjhol 3y ago
> Locking them up for the crime of not being able to afford a home But we should lock them up for the crime of doing crime: dealing drugs, drunk and disorderly, assault, robbery, theft etc. > and costs the government way more than jus
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by realjhol 3y ago
> It at least keeps people alive. It may well keep people alive - in a way, but it's no solution if it creates a mass of people who are destroying themselves and the city community. It's still death - just in slow motion. >
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by realjhol 3y ago
More like... - "when I was drug addicted you gave me cash" - "when I was stealing to fund my addictions, you made shop lifting legal for stolen items amounting to $1000 or less" - "when I was making violent threats
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by realjhol 3y ago
The left's idea or "doing something about it" is making the problem worse not better. It would be better to do nothing than actively facilitate and incentivize homelessness and drug addiction with cash payments.
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by realjhol 3y ago
Giving addicts drug money instead of providing for their needs is the peak of inhumanity.
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by realjhol 3y ago
I wish someone would make laptop class chips. Not chromebook. I want a RiscV power laptop like an M2 mac.
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by realjhol 3y ago
Equality is a nebulous concept. Equality of what? Because in a sexually dimorphic species there's one thing you can say more certainly than anything else: men and women are not equal.
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by realjhol 3y ago
This rule is simply wrong. Sure there is code that is needlessly labyrinthine or confusing, but otherwise the far more important rules are - Be concise - Do not repeat yourself - Never be scared of the language. Every feature is a tool that
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by realjhol 3y ago
But the members of a married couple are never "equal" - whatever that even means.
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by realjhol 3y ago
The A53 is a fantastic workhorse for all kinds of embedded workloads. I was worried bloat would creep into later models, while the tried and true A53 moves toward obsolescence. From what you're saying, it seems like they are trying not
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by realjhol 3y ago
In regard to the A55 and the A510, can anyone explain the design goals of these? Do they refine the A53 as a "small" CPU? Or are they larger more featureful CPUs?
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by realjhol 3y ago
We're talking about affirmative action. These programmes are not designed to level the playing field, but to reward friends and punish enemies.
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by realjhol 3y ago
That's because it was never about helping "level the playing field" - thats just the message they placated the public with. Rather this is a patronage network; a way of giving gifts to client groups of the power structure.
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by realjhol 3y ago
Only 12% of the emissions since 1750 were man made, so there's not really any significant difference we can make. https://journals.lww.com/health-physics/Fulltext/2022/02000/...
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by realjhol 3y ago
What you're describing is clearly extremely strongly felt. Nevertheless, there is a growing body of evidence that the use ventilators is linked to excess mortality: https://www.jci.org/articles/view/170682
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by realjhol 3y ago
The over-eager use of ventilators was basically a death sentence for hundreds of thousands of people.
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by realjhol 3y ago
It's all just a mirage. You can never avoid the Iron Law of Oligarchy: it doesn't matter what system you think you have - monarchy, democracy, anarchy, dictatorship; what you have always amounts to rule by oligarchs

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