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by someNameIG 2y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if he has full bought into the idea the universe is just a simulation and he is one of the few PC characters (vs all of us NPCs). SO to him life is just a video game and and he's just playing around like so
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by someNameIG 2y ago
Only by nominal, by PPP the difference doesn't seem that different. US is $30 trillion by PPP, the EU is $29 trillion.
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by someNameIG 2y ago
There's bankrupttrump.org, which seems to give local then global alternatives to US products and services. Though it does seem to have issues, for example I search for alternatives to iPhone and it gives me local Australian ISPs and re
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by someNameIG 2y ago
Views like this is why Europe, and other nations outside of it, are looking to move away from close ties with the US, and then becoming closer to China.
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by someNameIG 2y ago
I thought Apple disallowed apps using HTTP years ago?
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by someNameIG 2y ago
Pirate Bay wasn't selling access to the torrents trying to make a massive profit.
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by someNameIG 2y ago
Why would criminals use specific apps like this and not just something like Signal? Or Session for an example of an Australian app.
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by someNameIG 2y ago
How well does it work? With Sequoia I've been thinking of going MacPorts a go over Homebrew, haven't used it in about a decade.
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by someNameIG 2y ago
I'm not sure, the Jaguar CPUs in them were pretty underpowered at the time too, they were tablet/netbook level. I think they were in some ways a bit of a downgrade in CPU performance compared to the Cell in the PS3. Biggest issue
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by someNameIG 2y ago
ARM would be a reasonable alternative. Unity/UE5 already support it due to mobile and Nintendo Switch, and consoles are usually more power/thermally constrained than desktops, so AMR in many ways would be a better alternative than
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by someNameIG 2y ago
That is true. I'm not sure why iOS doesn't do that while macOS does. Maybe mobile storage isn't performant enough? At least when iOS was originally developed.
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by someNameIG 2y ago
I'm not sure how comparing a mobile OS like iOS to a linux box is useful. iOS can kill background apps from memory outside the app developers control.
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by someNameIG 2y ago
Been vegan for almost 7 years and don't see myself ever going back to consuming animal products. From what I've at least seen personally it's more people going vegan for potential health reasons as the ones less likely to sti
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by someNameIG 2y ago
I'm not sure what you're saying, are you against clinical trials?
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by someNameIG 2y ago
True that a big part of the cost is absorbing the costs of failed drugs, but most of it is in clinical trials, which is normally past the academia setting.
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by someNameIG 2y ago
The vast majority of the costs aren't in the early stages that happen at academic institutions.
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by someNameIG 2y ago
Until something more definitive comes out, that's all any of us can do
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by someNameIG 2y ago
I think it's not that they have to make it able to screen share with Windows, but allow the same APIs they use to screen share to Mac open to anyone that want's to make a iPhone to Windows/Linux/Android screen sharing ap
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by someNameIG 3y ago
I'm Australian but never seen the show, what about it do some Americans find it totally unrealistic?
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by someNameIG 3y ago
Same in Australia, we've had virtually instant transfers for years.
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by someNameIG 3y ago
It's the artists own work, they can do whatever they want with it. If people don't like that they should be filtering this out of their dataset before training.
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by someNameIG 3y ago
That's a terrible analogy as it involves someones physical harm and death. This just makes AI images not look as good.
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by someNameIG 3y ago
You can become productive in python faster than you can in C. My background is the natural sciences and on reason python is used a lot in these fields is it's ease of use for people not coming from a computer science/engineering b
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by someNameIG 3y ago
If you're eating a plant based diet B12 supplements are required.
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by someNameIG 3y ago
That really does look like something you'd see if you went to Apple.com
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by someNameIG 3y ago
Same with me, can't remember when mine started. I knew pretty early it wasn't normal though as for me it's only in my left ear. Unless I'm actively thinking about it (like now), most of the time it's nt an issue, an
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by someNameIG 3y ago
Sea life is more insane, high end estimates are over 2 trillion killed a year, so ~5.5 billion a day. http://fishcount.org.uk/studydatascreens/2016/numbers-of-wil...
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by someNameIG 3y ago
Reading that thread it also seems to heat the battery more, prematurely degrading it.
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by someNameIG 3y ago
I have a 2019 16" i7 pro and a M1 Air. The 16" is always warm even just idling, and the fans go when you do anything more intense that basic terminal tasks. Air gets warm only with some long compiling.
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by someNameIG 3y ago
Never had iCloud lose any of my data and I've been using it since not long after it launched, but now I'm a little concerned. With photos I do keep them all local to my MacBook, but not documents. Maybe I should.

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