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by rekabis 4mo ago
Fascism tracks all freethought dissidents. It has to. Fascism cannot brook any dissent, it needs to crush it wherever it arises. Why else do you think America is building the largest and most pervasive surveillance system in the world? It n
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by rekabis 4mo ago
Is this spam? All I am getting is a marketing page for a sports fan website builder. No article, no discussion, nothing. With that said: IMO you don’t. Not right away. You go with what is familiar, what can allow you to move fast, and what
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by rekabis 4mo ago
>Sorry, you have been blocked >You are unable to access mehdy.eu
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by rekabis 4mo ago
And the fascists aren’t thuggish? I think you have your priorities backwards, bub. Rotting for fascism is rooting for evil, full stop, end of discussion.
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by rekabis 4mo ago
Square brackets more clearly indicate that the word is both placeholder and a description of the kind of placeholder in question: > If you google "farmer [name] activist"
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by rekabis 4mo ago
> …some have already tried to sell… GOOD. Let’s get these homes out of the predatory grasp of the Parasite Class, and into the hands of working class people who desperately want to get off of a rental merry-go-round, which treats them li
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by rekabis 4mo ago
In a perfect meritocracy, those who are best skilled will rise to the top. And many skills do not depend on nature or nurture. Just look at the IT industry. For decades some of the best and brightest came up through the ranks with zero fo
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by rekabis 4mo ago
> Jonathan Ross, the murderer Not just a murderer, but a state-sanctioned executioner and fascist.
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by rekabis 4mo ago
How is this anything other than a flagrant violation of her constitutional right to free speech? This is the government suppressing her speaking the name of the executioner, which was already publicly published. If I was her, I would be lau
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by rekabis 4mo ago
Sooooo… not only are companies kneecapping juniors by refusing to hire them, thereby starving the employee pipeline of future seniors, but now those very seniors are tapping out? Sounds like the entire software dev field is going to implode
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by rekabis 4mo ago
The problem is that the company is burning existing customers - for whom the hardware has already been long purchased - to subsidize new customers coming in during this time of higher hardware costs. And burning existing customers costs a l
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by rekabis 4mo ago
Anyone who values democracy is automatically an anti-fascist. Democracy is _inherently_ anti-fascist.
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by rekabis 4mo ago
>For my whole career I've made it a point to read every resume sent for a job. If someone took the time to write I will at least take the time to read it. The reason why you are so discouraged is because you are a unicorn. Companies
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by rekabis 4mo ago
>Which itself is a symptom of companies getting drowned in AI generated resumes. I would say that it is the exact opposite. IME, it is a tsunami of companies using AI as the gatekeepers as a cost-saving tool, instead of a human in HR, fo
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by rekabis 4mo ago
Canada and Europe welcomes all scientists. Many of our workplaces are 100% English-speaking, and you don’t have to pay out the nose for healthcare - you pay less for it on your taxes here than you do in America, and there are zero additiona
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by rekabis 4mo ago
Considering how many greenfield projects are reaching for Electron, and how few of them are moving off of it, I would say not. Until Electron based projects have viable competitors that aren’t using Electron, this nightmare will continue. T
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by rekabis 4mo ago
While - “back in the day”, which is to say in the early 2000s - I made a fair number of websites with dark or near-black backgrounds in order to be “edgy”, I never liked dark mode for a computer or device as a whole. Even my office reflects
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by rekabis 4mo ago
>Because plastic is not and has never been recyclable. It gets even worse when you realize that of all the plastics with the recycling logo, only type 1 and type 2 can be recycled. Types 3 through type 7 cannot be recycled except under l
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by rekabis 4mo ago
Beyond the NYT, there have been many publicized incidents where companies have burned through their entire year’s AI budget in just the first few months of this year, or companies suddenly getting sticker shock when the rates jumped - I saw
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by rekabis 4mo ago
What’s to take seriously? The vast majority of people don’t want anything to do with AI. They don’t want it, they don’t need it, and young people in particular are seeing just how thoroughly it is corrupting the capitalistic framework that
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by rekabis 4mo ago
>AI builds your campaign and writes your outreach. Ah, so oodles of wild hallucinations. Sweet.
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by rekabis 4mo ago
Adopt the Scandanavian model: studying is done outside of the class (at home, or wherever it can be done), work/assignments are done in class. Essentially the teacher only stands up and addresses the class if they see a persistent subj
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by rekabis 4mo ago
Reposted several times, I believe. But JFC, that nosebleed price. If anyone wants a low-cost dumb phone, I would heartily recommend the AGM M9 ($59.99 CAD, https://ca.agmmobile.com/products/agm-m9-rugged-4g-ergonomic...
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by rekabis 4mo ago
This is exactly the kind of write-up - with honest assessments, like questioning the non-existent methodologies of other products - that make me look further into a product. The downside is that I am careful on installing apps, to the point
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by rekabis 4mo ago
The common aspect with altitude around the world is hypoxia - the lack of oxygen - and dramatically lower air pressure. I wonder if anyone has looked into this. Aside from specific cultural groups like Tibetans, most humans aren’t genetical
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by rekabis 4mo ago
For anyone looking for a true feature phone at a great price, the AGM M9 appears to be the one to go for, only $59.99 CAD: https://ca.agmmobile.com/products/agm-m9-rugged-4g-ergonomic...
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by rekabis 4mo ago
My own take is that there are three levels to meaning: Genetic legacy, societal legacy, and simple vibing. Most anyone who has had children that have outlived them have satisfied the genetic legacy. Yes, that dilutes very rapidly, but it’s
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by rekabis 4mo ago
Might help if the link lead directly to the article instead of a landing pad: https://blog.musicallyut.in/2026/06/02/the-mote-in-ais-eye.h... Edit: WTF? A redirect? Why can I not reach the blog article with a
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by rekabis 4mo ago
Scratching my head over some punctuation and phrasing… what’s with the multiple sequential commas in the beginning? I also don’t know the author… are they ESL?
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by rekabis 4mo ago
Good parents walk with you until you are an adult, and take occasional steps with you even after that. Good children honour that by walking with their parents to that final rest. I am already doing that for my Octogenarian parents, having h

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