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by redeux 2y ago
You shouldn't back off a correct statement just because some rando on the internet challenges you. Bare metal is absolutely the correct terminology here.
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That's simply untrue and has been for a long time. Between Sinclair, Fox, and Twitter, more Americans consume far right media than left leaning media. Reality way have a well known liberal bias, but the American news media does not. h
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There's plenty of evidence, it's just circumstantial - but that doesn't make it any less obvious that there is something going on between TikTok and DT.
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I worked for a colo provider for a long time. Many tenants arranged for their own ISPs, especially the ones large enough to use a cage.
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> Most of the rest of the time these folks just smile and nod and continue not caring, and companies can't afford the hassle of firing them, then you open LinkedIn years later and turns out somehow they've failed up to manager,
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> Significance is objective. It's about how much the event affects humanity as a whole. I don’t agree with that, at least not in the present. We only know what’s truly significant when we reflect on history. There are very few thing
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In my experience we already have more MBAs than we can afford, whether or not we want to "reindustrialize."
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I wouldn't assume anyone knows what PDF.co is. Personally, I've never heard of it and I imagine I'm not alone here.
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Absolutely. I don't mean to imply that it's "just happening." It's happening for very good reasons, like the ones you mentioned.
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It's okay to go slow at first. You have to walk before you can run. Even though you have experience in the domain, don't rush in and start trying to change everything, first understand why it is the way it is. Gain your engineers&
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I would call hacking a culture more than a philosophy. Specifically it's a counterculture, much like the group that seems to have the ire of PG, who can (perhaps ironically) be seen here supporting the existing hegemony.
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It's called enshittification, and it's pervasive throughout our entire economy. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enshittification
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Exactly, this “hacker” news. Where does this screed from PG fit into that? If this was published by literally anyone else it wouldn’t have been allowed in the first place.
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Art is an expression and representation of its creator. AI can neither self-express nor self-represent, so it can’t make art. It can create pretty images or pleasing melodies, but it’s still not art.
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Arguably the indie scene is bigger than it’s ever been. I think the issue is more that, like social media, streaming music services like Spotify and YouTube keep everyone in their bubble. Even if you try to break out the algorithm pulls you
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This dump will give you the personal records of the rank and file. The “military” that you’re talking about is really congress and the president. It makes much more sense to go after the actions and communication of those folks than some gr
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It’s the recency that bothers me the most. These aren’t veterans from “some distant time” where we’re merely trying to better understand history through the lens these people provided in their private effects, mostly donated by private indi
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As a veteran, I am aghast that this exists. What an invasion of people’s lives. To me this is far worse than when I was notified that a foreign adversary had stolen my military records, because at least they’re not publishing it on the web
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The article is talking about the relationship between insurance and housing prices. When insurance premiums go up, housing prices fall. When insurance is more difficult to get or not available at all, housing prices fall a lot. > Assume
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> got asked for ID and then was banned with no appeal possible This is exactly what happened to me as well.
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by redeux 2y ago
Probably, but I already didn't like FB. I was just doing it as a checkbox to say we were on FB too. Once they were actively hostile to me it was no longer worth it. As a matter of course, I try not to interact with hostile people or co
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I deleted my FB account a long long time ago and then a few years later I wanted to make a new one for business reasons and they blocked me from doing so. I’m not saying don’t delete your account - I still don’t have one, but be aware that
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You're suggesting that he should what? Tuck and roll out of the vehicle and risk being run over as the first course of action?
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I'm not sure how a few multinational mega corporations "competing" with each other is an impressive example of capitalist market efficiency. After all, this is isn't GPTx vs Gemini vs Llama vs Claude - it's Microsof
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That would not work. It's the company who's responsible for compliance with EU laws and regulations in this case, not the user. So, if the company allows EU users they are de facto operating in the EU and thus out of compliance wi
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That initial response is silly. They expect everyone to have perfect information about their destination before booking?
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There’s some decent advice in this thread already. I think it’s a great idea to work on vocal modulation, tone, pacing , etc. Nearly everyone could benefit from improving those aspects of their speech. What I might suggest is a different ap
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Wikipedia lists Sol as one of the names for our star. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun
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Robots, maybe?

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