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by t-3 4mo ago
5 years ago AI was a joke, today it is a major industry tool.
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by t-3 4mo ago
Sign up for Apple Card and you can purchase on a payment plan.
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by t-3 4mo ago
It's likely that centralized logistics makes even price-competetive local produce unattractive for large retailers. Much easier to deal with one large supplier halfway around the world than hundreds or thousands.
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by t-3 4mo ago
I didn't mention anything about the current political landscape? I did write republican/federalist, but republican is meant in the dictionary sense, not the US political party. Trump is not a socialist or an anarchist of any kind
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by t-3 4mo ago
How is it ironic? Anarchists were a big part of the First International and left-anarchists can usually be considered to be socialists. They are not polar opposites, rather communism and (left-)anarchism are the statist and republican/
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Z-Library Lets People Run White-Label, Login-Only Pirate Mirrors(torrentfreak.com)
11 points by t-3 4mo ago|0 comments
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by t-3 4mo ago
Lying flat isn't done only by college graduates, it's a broad youth movement. Uneducated people aren't happy to work soul-destroying jobs with long hours for little pay any more than college graduates, and have less hope for
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by t-3 4mo ago
Our lying flat is opiods. Generating dark money and killing off the useless, isn't late-stage capitalist empire great?
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by t-3 4mo ago
It is stronger. The weapons capabilities only matter if people are willing to man them. The obvious interference in otherwise organic protests and the threats and the multiple bombings during negotiations united the people against outside t
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by t-3 4mo ago
Netanyahu avoids domestic issues and stays in power through the continuation of the conflict. Israel continues to receive US money and weapons, and can continue to run a wartime economy, which has been lucrative for many.
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by t-3 4mo ago
Not if it's position-independent.
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by t-3 4mo ago
HN is actually one of the more AI-positive sites around. Some people just generally hate or fear AI because it's called AI and that comes with 100 years of scifi fearmongering baggage and modern fashionable doomerism. A lot of people h
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by t-3 4mo ago
The vast majority of people never broadcast to the public like we're doing right now.
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by t-3 4mo ago
How many people are involved in ISPs, data centers, and other internet backbones? Most people are consumers rather than producers or "printing press" operators.
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by t-3 4mo ago
> In fact, in Korea, Twitter (X) is looked down upon as something only crazy people use, and its image is not good. It's basically the same in many areas of the US. Social media use is very regional due to network effects.
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by t-3 4mo ago
Supporting the war is a hell of a lot different from laundering lies and justifications to build public support for the war. They lied, they knew they lied, and they knew a lot of innocent people would die because of it but did so anyway.
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by t-3 4mo ago
Protecting territory is pretty pointless for many countries, who would be facing neighbors they cannot remotely match in capability. Allowing civilians to be slaughtered is a cheaper and more effective method of warfare for these. Protectin
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by t-3 4mo ago
> You will also need to be aware of minor differences between the Darwin ABI and other platform ABIs. A notable example is that the x18 register is reserved by the Darwin ABI and is explicitly zeroed on context switches in some cases. Th
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by t-3 4mo ago
Who cares about the kernel? That only matters for hardware support, which is going to be much better with macOS on mac hardware. Macs can easily run 99%+ of the software that people use linux for, because *nix. The only real reasons to req
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by t-3 5mo ago
Haven't used iTunes in more than a decade, but it used to have options for converting files to different formats and burning playlists to disks and ripping CDs.
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by t-3 5mo ago
Actually there were some DVD players back in the day that could play digital files burned to DVD or CD, and it was totally possible to burn DVDs that could play normally on most players from video files.
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BNF Was Here(grammarware.net)
3 points by t-3 5mo ago|0 comments
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by t-3 5mo ago
I was running gentoo on a 2011 Macbook Air for years with no problems. These computers are more than fast enough to compile and run code. They aren't going to by my first choice for reencoding video or running a build server, but for l
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One &udm After Another(tedium.co)
4 points by t-3 5mo ago|0 comments
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by t-3 5mo ago
Wouldn't you get a headache or have depth perception issues? Whenever I lose a contact in the middle of the day and don't have a spare it's very uncomfortable to keep the other in.
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by t-3 5mo ago
This is why I keep a pair of prescription sunglasses in my car. Added bonus is cutting the astigmatism glare while driving at night.
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Linux Developers Looking at Retiring the X32 ABI(phoronix.com)
3 points by t-3 5mo ago|0 comments
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by t-3 5mo ago
It's ultimately a cultural issue. Russia never really experienced the liberalization and philosophical transformation of the enlightenment that occurred in Europe, they practiced monstrous feudalism until suddenly transitioning to soci
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by t-3 5mo ago
Turkey charges fees for ships crossing the Bosphorus and Dardanelles. That's not illegal or against the international order. The only countries strongly opposing an Iranian/Omani fee are the US, Israel, and Europe, because they ar
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by t-3 5mo ago
They didn't start the war. Those countries are hosting bases and troops and providing aid to the enemy who attacked them multiple times while they were negotiating . Why shouldn't they strike US bases and US vassals when fighting

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