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by rozap 5mo ago
You're right, it does, and my edit was my emotion getting the better of me. But when you realize you're interacting with an account that only posts about the same few talking points and never contributed to tech discussion, I thin
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by rozap 5mo ago
America was literally founded on this premise, and it should come as no surprise that our government has (d)evolved into what the founders felt was inevitable. America is fairly exceptional in that it's not racist to say "American
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by rozap 5mo ago
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by rozap 5mo ago
Yep, we also don't touch them for this same reason.
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by rozap 5mo ago
There are plenty of FOSS engine management projects around. There is a big community of people doing incredible mods. But cars are complicated and to do it well requires a lot of time, effort, knowledge, money. I've blown up plenty of
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by rozap 5mo ago
Reminder that the article was good and there is a lot of truth in it. Also, never trust Microsoft.
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by rozap 5mo ago
This is pretty interesting. I'd read your blog if you write a thing about it.
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by rozap 5mo ago
Excess labor would only translate to increased revenue and new products if these companies had a product vision to begin with. But they don't, so people get sacked.
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by rozap 5mo ago
And now the libraries have been outsourced to saas companies because ???
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by rozap 5mo ago
this is sorta the obvious takeaway here. as a postgres/phoenix/elixir enjoyer i am blissfully unaware of all this sort of SaaS churn.
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by rozap 5mo ago
It's the only thing crypto folks care about, so idk, I think it's fitting.
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by rozap 5mo ago
Diabolical devices. Anything between 1990-2015 is sort of the gold era of cars. A modern engine swap was the best thing I did for a number of my vehicles. And there are FOSS ECUs that are extremely capable.
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by rozap 6mo ago
Genocide committed by a democratic country that is cool with lgbtq people that have tech jobs and hang out at cafes doesn't make it OK. You're concerned with aesthetics over everything else.
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by rozap 6mo ago
The majority of the population in Israel supports this. And the horrifying and surprising thing to me is that a number of my American Jewish friends will just say "they feel conflicted", while their parents (in their 60s by now) o
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by rozap 6mo ago
Maybe? Israel has wanted us to go to war in Iran since Reagan. They finally got a president stupid enough (or with sufficient leverage over) to do it. But I wouldn't say from the US's side that this has been in the works for decad
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by rozap 7mo ago
GM marketing is not concerned with secondary markets. And yes, as someone who races shitboxes as a hobby, they're more like 3k now.
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by rozap 7mo ago
Still on the younger end for people who have enough money to buy a car, which now averages $~40k. Zoomers are economically screwed.
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by rozap 7mo ago
This is part of GM's broader marketing push to drum up goodwill from younger people. It's the same reason why they have a youtube series about the beginnings of the Cadillac F1 team, which is clearly produced for zoomer and millen
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by rozap 7mo ago
I read your quote "Having to provide for other people is literally the same as being trapped in a "I have no mouth and I must scream"" and my brain immediately went to the millions of Americans working dead end jobs just
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by rozap 7mo ago
I guess I'm not making a judgement of what other people should or shouldn't do. Just making up a goofy example to illustrate that the choice is not so obvious to a lot of people, which I think you also illustrate pretty well with
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by rozap 7mo ago
Brains 'R Us recently filed for chapter 11 and has been cut up and sold for scrap to private equity. The new PE firm has your brain. In 2208 there's a large grey market for brains to be used for hybrid AI and meat bag workflows. I
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by rozap 7mo ago
You're right, I pasted this into Claude and it seems to think that there are many avenues. And Claude even named the parking operator by name because they're facing a class action for this very thing: Claude wrote: > The broade
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by rozap 7mo ago
I parked in a garage in downtown Tacoma, Washington. The only option to pay was via an app. So I downloaded the app (by walking outside to where there was cell service, because I was, you know, underground in a garage) at which point it thr
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by rozap 7mo ago
This thread doesn't appear on the homepage, it is only on /active So uh, threads with wrongspeak in them are still hidden.
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by rozap 7mo ago
Agree. The constitution should be amended, then we should pass something like this.
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by rozap 7mo ago
These people are literal leeches on society. Like I get it, nobody likes paying tax. But the simple fact is: if society would crumble due to everyone acting the way you act, then you're a leech. Whether it's paying taxes, running
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by rozap 7mo ago
And the AI build out will release more co2, making the crossover point even closer. This is actually really funny to think about.
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by rozap 7mo ago
Some people think so. I interviewed someone who, on a screenshare, would just type every question I said, verbatim, into antigravity. Then he'd look at the output for a second and say "Hm this looks good" (it was not) and the
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by rozap 7mo ago
It was never about human rights. Bibi gets to do genocide and we supply the weapons to make it happen. khamenei being a piece of shit is pure coincidence. If he was a nice guy he'd be equally dead right now. This feels very much like a
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by rozap 8mo ago
Maybe you haven't worked with someone like this? You ask them to do the simplest thing and they can't. And not like, they don't know so they go figure it out, they are just like "I don't know how to do that". T

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