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somanyphotons
1y ago
May as well run Debian at that point
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somanyphotons
1y ago
> has to appease 300+ judges is ridiculous They don't, they appeal straight up to the 9 judges that they actually have to appease
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somanyphotons
1y ago
I had a really bad first few days visiting the US the first time because of this
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1y ago
I'm sick of all the ads in the Apple Wallet app, and in the Setting app. If I want ads I'll watch a superbowl replay.
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1y ago
I would expect them to not rely on GCP at all
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1y ago
It's all a tradeoff, will we get a better future from these nasa projects, or from spending the money on the currently planned tax cut extentions? I'd argue that the tax cuts aren't as useful as nasa
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1y ago
most?
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1y ago
found the australian
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1y ago
People will literally write code to avoid Android
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1y ago
The solar system will pay for itself within N years, and then he has free power for as long as the batteries and panels last
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1y ago
It's also the only way for the EU to jumpstart it's own silicon valley. Look at how silicon valley was bootstrapped through government expenditure.
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1y ago
I would have expected that a worse credit rating would result in higher interests rates, what happened last time?
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1y ago
https://archive.ph/r4sJV
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1y ago
Are there people out there who sell locks that aren't purposefully bad?
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1y ago
I think that's part of the problem, bart stations should be the centerpiece of a really dense (micro)neighbourhood
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1y ago
I hope they list out the tarrif costs explicitly at online checkout time
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1y ago
This just means the market is saturated. When there aren't enough people they'll accept less experience
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1y ago
I may be out-of-date here, but I had thought the accelerometers in the phone detected if drivers were too jerky in the movements of the car and that the drivers would be informed of poor service
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2y ago
Do you have a link or article title for reading about the dropping of tbills
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2y ago
Sure, but they didn't, and I didn't harm anyone. The actual point, is that not every action has the intended consequences. In this case, traffic calming curves do the opposite for a non-zero percentage of people.
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2y ago
> if you know how to use it. This is the problem though, too many people are too trusting of the output.
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2y ago
In my early 20s I loved the traffic calming curves, it was a really fun challenge to go just as fast as you possibly could through them
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2y ago
> Have stuff shipped to you without having to ship back anything? This makes you completely dependent on the whims of a foreign power who might not care for your concerns as their priorities change
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2y ago
These aren't realized gains though, I think only 10% of shares actually float, it's not clear that the demand would sustain in a selloff
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2y ago
Lockheed Martin must be really annoyed at the current administration. Who's going to want to put in new F35 orders now
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2y ago
The EU appetite for debt would grow if non-EU kept trying to buy it. It would force practical EU interest rates lower regardless of what the central banks do, allowing governments to choose to take on more debt-funded projects due to debt b
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Oxidizing Ubuntu: adopting Rust utilities by default
(lwn.net)
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2y ago
Perhaps Mozilla could build an ad-supported search engine, seeing that google appears to be giving up search
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2y ago
I don't see how it's possible for the open models to continue to get better without similar levels of extreme money expenditure on training hw. Someone is paying
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2y ago
At any point the open models could fall behind new closed offerings
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