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721.
by ruined 5y ago
well, within the theory, all of those other inputs are also labor. "fixed" capital like skills, software, machines, and facilities are all produced with labor input. liquid capital like funds, raw/processed materials, and com
722.
by ruined 5y ago
books to prisoners does a lot of good work providing free books for prisoners, and they have a comprehensive list of prisoner reading restrictions by state https://www.bookstoprisoners.net/banned-book-lists/ includes b
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by ruined 5y ago
tl;dr avoid fried foods :< chicken is more susceptible to lipid oxidation than beef or pork. lower temperature cooking methods are preferable. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5055878/
724.
by ruined 5y ago
> If this were true wouldn't every employee take their labor somewhere more profitable? Yes, this is what happens when the labor is something that can effectively be independent, operate without massive capital investment, or be rel
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by ruined 5y ago
it is possible to recover! you just have to reset your account password, which blows away all server data, starting the quota over. but this is ok because you should still have a local copy, and when you log in with the new password you can
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by ruined 5y ago
semiconductors have been critical since the day they were invented, because computers were already critical at that time. the first major manufacturers of semiconductors were defense contractors.
727.
by ruined 5y ago
during the pandemic, processing reignited my interest in programming after a ten year hiatus. i dropped out of university out of disgust with the industry and did nothing for about a decade. but art coding was just the best option in lockdo
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Why the Future Doesn't Need Us – Bill Joy (2000)(wired.com)
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729.
by ruined 5y ago
it's those beady little °s
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by ruined 5y ago
well that's a little annoying. apparently this was published a few days ago and i guess we just all got the email. they mention continued pm support for ios, but not android? is that discontinuing? edit: android pm support is integrate
731.
by ruined 5y ago
i guess 2020 was the year of the linux desktop
732.
by ruined 5y ago
it was a shortcut to cull the lowest effort 4chan-style spam until moderation tools were implemented. the functionality is still there, in fact it's more configurable now they did it because social media can't get off the ground i
733.
by ruined 5y ago
>housing is affordable for most people in most parts of the US this is not true. https://nlihc.org/sites/default/files/oor/2021/Out-of-Reach_...
734.
by ruined 5y ago
which simply reinforces the idea that it's not a market. credit cards, too, are generally capped. the rate always maxes out the legislated cap. so it's not really dependent.
735.
by ruined 5y ago
payday loan APR is generally around 300% to 700%. this is not a rate set by a market, it is the claw of a predator, useful only to deal a killing blow.
736.
by ruined 5y ago
poor people don't get lower rates. they get payday loans and 19% credit cards, or a tent. inflation is "good" for debts if your budget is otherwise balanced and your income rises apace, but if either is not the case inflation
737.
by ruined 5y ago
nice
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by ruined 5y ago
also check out shaderchain which comes with some features for mapping textures between shaders to layer them as well as midi mapping support for uniforms. and it's not several years old https://connorbell.itch.io/shader
739.
by ruined 5y ago
This has happened to some extent forever, through oral tradition, but manufactured media certainly accelerates the process. If you’re interested in this kind of thing i’d recommend Imagined Communities by Benedict Anderson, in which the aut
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by ruined 5y ago
generally it's just a matter of slicing the same source STL file to the appropriate gcode, but in this case the particular geometry (lots of sharp concave angles) seems more suited to additive manufacturing.
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by ruined 5y ago
the subpoena system, for all its failings, is that public constraint. if it can be circumvented, that constraint effectively no longer exists.
742.
by ruined 5y ago
you can't make a rights-based anti-universalist argument in favor of an attitude and framework like racism that is straightforwardly totalitarian and universalist. furthermore, it is totally normal to have a value system and then take
743.
by ruined 5y ago
have you heard about Libgen Desktop, a Windows application for browsing a local copy of LibGen catalog
744.
by ruined 5y ago
ok but does anyone offer pi VMs that can boot my sdcard image
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by ruined 5y ago
if you want to have that conversation, you must agree it would be irresponsible to destroy the single extant system by applying large uncontrolled inputs, before such an engineering technique is understood. we are currently shitting where w
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by ruined 5y ago
all of humanity stands on the bedrock of a diverse and complex ecosystem. what's tyrannical is the set of people and institutions that unaccountably insist it's their right to go around systematically poking out thousands of fresh
747.
by ruined 5y ago
limestone is the largest carbon reservoir in the world, storing about 80% of all the world's carbon, and nearly all limestone is former marine organisms. organisms like krill that now have difficulty accreting carbonate structure and s
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by ruined 5y ago
my glass-almost-half-full take on this is that a significant chunk of the electorate was willing to vote for the candidate that literally supports burning down jails, which is astonishing no matter how you look at it
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by ruined 5y ago
pathetic. the real money is if we blanket the planet in radio from high towers and poles, create thousands of types of mostly-incompatible portable wallet-sized devices that provide this ring-a-loud-bell functionality, make them requisite f
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by ruined 5y ago
installer still doesn't support root on zfs, i guess. there's a "guide" on openzfs wiki but it only provides a suggested partition schema ubuntu at least had a gui tool available in their last LTS, though it only worked

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