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by seawsurf 9mo ago
Wikipedia is surely a formidable source of knowledge, but > Something that goes beyond our daily vices of politics and religion. You are romanticizing. Wikipedia is a corporation, just like Work or University, and I personally assume any
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by seawsurf 9mo ago
Man, I know what you are talking about through and through. Happens all the time on the political Right/Left pages, controversial authors of classical literature, WWII atrocities, and the list goes on. Scientific and Movie or Art artic
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by seawsurf 9mo ago
And what of the natural resources sustaining all of this? This conglomerate of data centers, gpus and other chips will surely have to push manufacturers to the maximum in other industries. I don't think sustainable energy, recycling an
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by seawsurf 9mo ago
I hate this writing as well. Is not about technology and finance? The reporter writes as if it is a novel.
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by seawsurf 9mo ago
It is amazing how Lord of the Rings persists in the world. Christopher Lee reading the Children of Hurin is also fantastic.
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by seawsurf 9mo ago
It's a matter of taste, isn't it? It's like LaTeX vs. Typst. You create the environment that works best for you.
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by seawsurf 9mo ago
People are also forgetting the importance of fiber for satiety and gut health.
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by seawsurf 9mo ago
Worth noting there seems to be no upper limit for the anabolic response to protein ingestion, according to this study: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38118410/ What happens is that the excess of protein stays in your
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by seawsurf 9mo ago
This can be an outrageous amount for a normal individual. These proportions are used for bodybuilders and powerlifters. And even then this rule is not perfect because of individual genetics, metabolism rates, activity level, percentage of l
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by seawsurf 9mo ago
If they can't figure it out anything else, I think Tor is the most plausible tech to be used. What are the alternatives if these other services don't provide enough traffic to sustent the download speed of the files? Something ol
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by seawsurf 9mo ago
I think this was genuinely due to the Norwegian Massacre. The guy who did it had an account on stormfront. The whole thing exploded and the owner had to explain that he was not in contact with the mass murderer. https://en.wikipe
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by seawsurf 9mo ago
Exactly, this is why the 'Hydra' is difficult to take it down.
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by seawsurf 9mo ago
They stated that they would pass the information on to other archivists and public/private trackers no? They obviously have backups, since there are multiple users seeding Gbs and even TBs of data. Mirrors can be created as well, like
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by seawsurf 9mo ago
The US military always seems so focused on projecting a strong image. In these times of impending threats from the East, are there enough incentives for young people to choose the military, even after their studies are finished, over the tr
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by seawsurf 9mo ago
>Your job isn’t forever, but your network is. I'm very suspicious of this working in the modern technological age. Even in university I'm feeling this: it is hard to create a bond with real friends, but extremely easy to regres
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by seawsurf 9mo ago
Location: Brazil, Araranguá, SC Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Not now Technologies: Python, C++ Github: https://github.com/weslleyskah Email: weslleyskah at gmail.com Looking for just about anything on the horizon. Oppor
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by seawsurf 9mo ago
Strength Training also feels intoxicating for me. I am in my 20s. I also feel the need to control this entity of excitement with the rest of my life, my studies, career and romance.
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by seawsurf 9mo ago
And still, look at all the comments on the article bashing Linux because of compatibility, driver and hardware issues.
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by seawsurf 9mo ago
I understand that the carved mammoth's tusks can be worth millions, but > The market for powdered rhino horn in Vietnam is partly due to a belief it can cure cancer. By the time it reaches Vietnam, the horn will be worth more than i
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by seawsurf 9mo ago
I can definitely understand you. Interesting you mentioned Victoria's Secret, another area that I am highly interested and could make money is fashion. I could mention the cases of models (Tatjana Patitz, Gisele Bundchen) climbing this
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by seawsurf 9mo ago
Perhaps I'm just a naive young imbecile. Even with such a golden ticket ride to the heavens? You could do anything, focus on your family and build your little castle or depersonalize even, change countries, change your identity, make n
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by seawsurf 9mo ago
Why this industry has such a claustrophobic atmosphere? If he was a doctor and had a calling for the profession, I would understand. I was doing an unrelated degree (Econ), but now I am doing a tech degree and I never saw such a depressive
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by seawsurf 9mo ago
So this must be worldwide. It seems like the patents held by big pharma are the root of the corruption. What is the guarantee here? That the chemicals are pure, or just that the companies are getting their cut?
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by seawsurf 9mo ago
Here in Brazil, we have something called 'Genéricos.' These are essentially the same medications as the brand-name versions, produced with the same chemical ingredients, but they often cost half the price, sometimes even cheaper t
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by seawsurf 9mo ago
This scares me to death. This is why you need to find emotional significance for your life (traveling, family, art, etc...) outside of this claustrophobic work.
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by seawsurf 9mo ago
> It's like thinking the greatest barrier to producing the next great Russian literary novel is not speaking Russian. That is merely the first and easiest barrier, but after learning the language you are still no Tolstoy. And what d
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by seawsurf 9mo ago
Exactly. And this is why a whole dimension of collecting rare footages is quite dead now. This is why piracy through these great public trackers still matters. Rare movies and film documentaries from the 20th century still can be found on r
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by seawsurf 9mo ago
Oh yeah, it was for the parent
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by seawsurf 9mo ago
You are comparing different environments. Inside a startup or a multinational it will obviously be quite common. But you can't expect low level bureaucrats from a transportation company to start speaking english when it is not required
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by seawsurf 9mo ago
Perhaps this is to facilitate the transition towards a cashless society and to provide the bundle of social benefits that companies advertise to stay competitive in the market and attract employees. Just like company shares or RSUs.

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