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Genuinely curious: why would I use Openfire when Prosody and Ejabberd exist?
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How is it terrible? I keep hearing people say this, but I've never actually experienced any shortcomings personally. Granted, I don't really use word processors much. But when I did, I never had any.
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> It's insane that Google lets Android vendors that have a lot of dubious security practices (months-late security updates, etc.) pass, while an OS that implements more security mitigations than PixelOS and is sometimes faster than
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Yeah, was looking for someone to comment this. I use it. Works great.
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The (much more complicated) middle ground is to put a second GPU in your PC, boot Linux with that GPU, and then reserve the primary GPU for your gaming virtual machine (and pin CPU cores so cache isn't useless while gaming). End result
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Probably referring to the fact that they only rewarded them with a candy bar for being a good employee. Which ignores the fact that they're already probably getting paid a decent salary to do their job, and being a good employee is alr
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Keeping it simple is knowing that people don't get to such high places via stupidity.
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I agree, and I am in favor of protectionist tariffs. But it does seem to be poor strategy to rush into high tariffs without the pieces put in the place for American industry to grow and benefit. That said, I don't believe Trump is that
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Has a nice ring to it
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I rarely touch LLMs (I think they're very overhyped and usually unnecessary), but I did find one use case that was handy recently. I was writing some Nim code that interfaced with Cairo, and one Cairo feature wasn't really documen
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And to clarify, I'm not saying kill someone over $5. But if they attempt to steal something of high value (monetarily, sentimentally, etc.) and you attempt to prevent that or get it back, and they put up a likely-to-be-lethal resistanc
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I agree, it was just a succinct way of putting it. It's syntactically similar, which makes it easier for Python devs to shift to using it for higher-performance stuff. Aside from that, it's its own thing with its own unique offeri
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The government doesn't need to take action when I already shot him dead, because they didn't infringe on my already-existing right to keep and bear arms. The "cute wording" is important because the mindset matters. If en
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It's called Nim.
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I know, but it's still funny.
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I like how you both responded to GP's roast of "I agree" comments by saying "I agree". Maybe that was intentional. Anyway, I agree. I used Reddit fairly regularly before the API change, though I was already starting
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2y ago
Correction: Island of Atlas
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Plus all the details that conveniently line up. The mountains with rivers to the north. Being south of the Atlas mountains – Atlas being the first king of Atlantis. "Atlantis" meaning "island of Atlantis" is interesting
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The ice age and its consequences have been a disaster for ancient civilizational races.
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And then when the technology fails for whatever reason, a catastrophic drop in birth rate.
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I see a lot of people in my news circle hoping for Robert Sarah, who seems to be exactly that.
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Yeah I don't think the 4chan demographic is substantially different from the "normie" social media. It's just that everyone speaks more openly about what they already believe there, including the crazies.
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Funny enough, the revelations are that a large chunk of posts come from Israel.
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Or the countless people that like and use 4chan, and would never remotely consider perpetrating such a heinous act.
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Do any other right wingers actually exist on HN? I swear, you guys have the same understanding of right wingers as white suburbantites have of black people.
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Similar in Nim as well.
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Isn't build.zig.zon the equivalent of the manifest in that case though?
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And most of the conservatives I know that are actually politically-aware are critical of both. For many reasons. Bush for his wars and the Patriot Act, and Reagan for his anti-2A policies and eternal blue-ification of California.
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So... the same balance of good and evil present in literally every technology?
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> It wasn’t that long ago that Republicans staunchly opposed tariffs. Now? They’re all in. Which Republicans are we talking? The old guard that held leadership positions for decades, making the decisions while most of the public weren&#x
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