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by recuter 5y ago
That is mentioned in the paper.
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by recuter 5y ago
That's very nice of you. Or possibly just incredibly condesending. Maybe you're an asshole too and you just don't know it yet.
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by recuter 5y ago
I grew up in an orphanage.
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by recuter 5y ago
It isn't our fault we are better than you. It isn't a crime, it is the American way. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrgpZ0fUixs
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by recuter 5y ago
> Marjory Taylor Greene is an elected rep too, but many would agree that she’s not someone to cite. Many people are childish and it is now fashionable to stick your fingers in your ears and try to make the thing you don't like disap
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by recuter 5y ago
I still fail to see the problem.
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by recuter 5y ago
> You said you don’t like people in power arbitrarily freezing accounts of people they don’t like, and cited what appears to be a completely made up story from a fringe candidate. What are we discussing here? Because your response to me
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by recuter 5y ago
> I understand what your point is Yay > but Canada has a history of going after left leaning protesters in FAR more concerning ways than this Sigh
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by recuter 5y ago
I don't understand why this is the bottom comment instead of the top one.
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by recuter 5y ago
Well, the go one would compile to an easily deployable binary and actually be able to, you know, count a whole lot of words quickly. But the ruby one is much more terse and quicker to write. I say we go back to awk and get the best of both
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by recuter 5y ago
Libel laws are at least about false statements. The difference is now you can still get in legal trouble for speaking the truth or making jokes, just as long as somebody was "offended".
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by recuter 5y ago
The legislators were the only ones incompetent - otherwise, sadly, no. This is their current system working as intended. Scotland is a small place so can't find much for you other than this one local explaining it: https://w
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by recuter 5y ago
https://www.theverge.com/2022/3/31/23004339/uk-twitter-user-... Twitter user sentenced to 150 hours of community service in UK for posting ‘offensive’ tweet
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by recuter 5y ago
If you read more carefully (I can not stress enough that I am not Canadian, if you ask me the protests were dumb 'etc) that does not at all refute the point I am making. One day Mark Strahl or somebody like him will be in power and the
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by recuter 5y ago
Two separate cases. The "bomb threat" I quoted here in full, it is right in front of your eyes. Make of it what you will of course. You're welcome to explain to me how a teenager quoting snoop on her instagram is deserving of
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by recuter 5y ago
I am not Canadian and you're going to have to do your own fact checking but here is a post from an MP (whom I know nothing about but can assume you absolutely hate, try to put that aside): https://twitter.com/markstrahl
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by recuter 5y ago
In England recently there was a teenager that quoted a snoop song on her instagram got threatened with an ankle bracelet and a $1000 fine for using a slur - post was not even directed at anyone in particular but rather in memory of her frie
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by recuter 5y ago
The drivetrain is basically a commodity too, a much simpler component than an engine. Unlike with legacy vehicles people will be hard pressed to feel the difference. Based on teardowns Tesla is innovating here but even if they have an edge
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by recuter 5y ago
> Exactly! And in Turkey people get charged with supporting terrorism by tweeting negative stuff about Erdogan. Sadly, not just in Turkey but increasingly in what you'd consider developed "western" countries. This is conce
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by recuter 5y ago
Great, so now that we have established that nobody is a fanboy let us objectively take a gander at the current situation. Here is Doug Demuro reviewing the Volkswagen ID Buzz: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4JraQ6KrVM tl;
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by recuter 5y ago
This is a very strong narrative making the rounds. Unfortunately it is not quite so. The batteries Tesla uses are a commodity - they are partnered with Panasonic and more recently the Chinese CATL (these guys do actual battery research, you
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by recuter 5y ago
You should write that up somewhere. Maybe even here.
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by recuter 5y ago
Morocco is surprisingly well armed due to the ongoing conflict with their nemesis Algeria. > Morocco isn't a nuclear power and would be crushed in an afternoon by UK > This is a completely different situation wrt to Germany <-
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by recuter 5y ago
I'm curios if there is a female equivalent of a radical incel?
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by recuter 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Man-Made_River Analysts say that the costs of the $25 billion groundwater extraction system are 10% those of desalination. It is the largest underground network of pipes (28
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by recuter 5y ago
Dead reckoning is not appropriate for modern warfare and may result in death. Recent example would be Russians getting lost in Ukraine because the locals changed all the road signs.
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by recuter 5y ago
You should watch the WWDC keynote in 6 weeks :)
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by recuter 5y ago
Garbage in Garbage out
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by recuter 5y ago
He raised a couple million (inflation adjusted) from family and friends, starting with an old auntie. And taking over the textile operation of Berkshire Hathaway almost bankrupted him :) The Buffet we think of today really emerged with meet
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by recuter 5y ago
They recently made a Jamf-like called Apple Business Essentials: https://www.apple.com/business/essentials/

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