reocha

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by reocha 3y ago
Absolutely, these restrictions are insane. I'm pretty "anti-car" but throwing random restrictions on under 25 year olds doesn't seem like a good solution to the problem. The red traffic light proposal is absolutely insan
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by reocha 3y ago
Traffic proposals?
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by reocha 3y ago
Maia is very honest when she hacks a company, unsupported theories don't help anyone.
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by reocha 3y ago
Memory paging, windows calls it a pagefile and Linux calls it a swap partition/file. Considering phones use nand flash (which has limited numbers of writes) this seems like a good way to kill the nand faster. More info here: https:&#x
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by reocha 3y ago
This wouldn't make sense, lead content in blood has been falling from about 15ug/dl in the 1970s to 1-2ug/dl in 2007[1] [1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1797860/
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by reocha 3y ago
This is pretty normal and how certain economic policies have worked, for example, deregulation of the banks allowed banking companies and their employees to get insanely rich while eventually causing the 2007 recession.
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by reocha 4y ago
Unsurprisingly these regulations exist for a reason.
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by reocha 4y ago
They're required to act in best interest of the shareholders, this usually means maximizing profits or share value.
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by reocha 4y ago
The need for maximization of profits will pretty much always trump any sort of ethics team in place. LLM have been selected as the "new frontier" for a lot of these companies an in turn any sort of "fat" that can be trim
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by reocha 4y ago
Housing is a requirement for life, working to decommoditize housing should be a requirement for a modern state.
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by reocha 4y ago
I presume by "everyone" they mean upper middle class folks
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by reocha 4y ago
Math teachers speak English.
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by reocha 4y ago
The gsconnect extension for gnome also works well if you are on a gnome desktop https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/1319/gsconnect/
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by reocha 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Workhouse
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by reocha 4y ago
CSGO has a similar system ( https://blog.counter-strike.net/index.php/the-trust-factor/ ) that only seems to effect matchmaking, I do feel like handing rewards to well behaved players could lead to some perverse inc
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by reocha 4y ago
https://joinmastodon.org/
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by reocha 4y ago
Do you not think people are less likely to go into fields where they don't see themselves represented?
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by reocha 4y ago
Attacking trump voters seems pretty normal for a liberal. Doesn't really make her an extremist, nor does believing in the patriarchy make her an extremist. I'm gonna need to see anything that links her to equality of outcome, but
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by reocha 4y ago
What makes you think shes a left wing extremist? She just seems like a liberal passionate about justice against sexual harassers and misuse of AI technology.
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by reocha 4y ago
I believe basic requirements to live should be provided to citizens, (housing, food, water, travel, education etc) this can be done through taxation on wages or in a much easier (and just) fashion via a corporation tax. If this is done thro
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by reocha 4y ago
Had a similar issue in a band I was in, an electric guitar was picking up radio stations and playing them through the amplifier. For weeks I thought I was going insane until I figured out the cause.
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by reocha 4y ago
In return, the spanish get functioning infastructure, good trains, a decent public healthcare system, partial paid sick leave, 16 weeks maternaty leave full pay and half decent unemployment benefits.
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by reocha 4y ago
Earning 60k a year still leaves you with net 41k. To get close to loosing 50% of your income to taxes you have to earn over 1mil (disregarding VAT). Furthermore one must take into account the average salary in Spain is lower than most other
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by reocha 4y ago
To be at that level you have to be making €300,000 a year, that level of taxation seems fair to me.
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by reocha 4y ago
I use nix/devshell/direnv for pretty much everything nowadays, any tooling that makes nix easier for all users is a absolutely a good thing. Nix going "mainstream" would benefit everyone.
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by reocha 4y ago
As someone who cycles everywhere (at least when I cant get a train/bus) cycling always leaves me quite relaxed by the end, although I do tend to stay away from roads when I can (benefits of decent infrastructure). Everyone seems to get
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by reocha 4y ago
All my apes gone
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by reocha 4y ago
Except if someone finds a flaw in the microcode loader.
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by reocha 4y ago
Yes, but if public transport is more efficient then there are less emmisssions to reduce in the first place.
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by reocha 4y ago
Public transport is already more efficient from the get go [1], so less work has to be done to meet emmission targets. It is also probably easier to electrify a countries rail/bus network as opposed to a full population's personal

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