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by t-3 5mo ago
> china has recently invaded [...] the Philippines Uh, when? I couldn't find any information suggesting that such a thing happened. Fishing rights and other minor maritime disputes don't make an invasion.
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by t-3 5mo ago
> ho hum, everyone does this No, just US, Israel, and Russia.
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by t-3 5mo ago
> Iran has a ruthlessly oppressive regime, not even comparable to that of the US. Not comparable in domestic affairs... in foreign affairs the situation is reversed. US is by far the most violent, untrustworthy, and oppressive in the wor
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by t-3 5mo ago
If you think propaganda is why people are upset about Gaza, you don't understand the politics and history. Diasporas produce grassroots domestic interest and activism, no propaganda needed. 70 years of forcing people out of their homes
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by t-3 5mo ago
I've seen similar for pushups - do twice as many pushups as your 1x goal, in whatever reps/set is comfortable, slowly shifting to more reps/fewer sets until you are doing 2 sets of 100 pushups or whatever your goal is.
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by t-3 5mo ago
It's not really helpful if I recognize the name when the gas station doesn't put the charges on my card until Friday when I bought stuff there on Tuesday. Then I'm just confused and have to analyze my whole purchase history.
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by t-3 5mo ago
Very few children know enough and have the disposition to productively stand up to a cop (or any other seemingly legitimate authority) and try to defend their rights. Legally, whether they have the same rights as adults is also questionable
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Shannon Got AI This Far. Kolmogorov Shows Where It Stops(medium.com)
1 points by t-3 5mo ago|0 comments
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by t-3 5mo ago
You're right for the english version, but the Chinese version is IIRC a family that shares one pair of pants - the person who needs to go outside wears the proper clothes.
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by t-3 5mo ago
> Goods are usually (although not always) inferior when made by a machine. A hand-crafted solid wood table is still superior to something from Ikea. False. Ikea is not representative of machine-made products, just their own brand of chea
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by t-3 5mo ago
Kobo does carry DRM-free books, and I've never encountered DRM on any books I bought directly from authors' or publishers' websites either.
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by t-3 5mo ago
There are some tablets with RLCD screens that have decent colors and contrast (not quite as good as 300dpi eink, but close, with color and fast updates), but most w/color screens lack proper frontlights for some reason, and they all ru
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Largest North American Bitcoin ATM operator, Bitcoin Depot, files for bankruptcy(web3isgoinggreat.com)
3 points by t-3 5mo ago|0 comments
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by t-3 5mo ago
> It's never made sense to me why we'd want to kick people out after they've received education here; That was (probably) never anyone's intention, American representative democracy is just schizophrenic by design. Fo
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by t-3 5mo ago
I've been running OpenBSD on my main laptop for about a decade, as well as on routers. It has the most consistent and well-designed interfaces of any modern *nix other than arguably macOS.
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by t-3 5mo ago
Because this board doesn't have specialized routing hardware and will have to do everything in CPU.
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ACM ByteCast Interview with Sendmail Developer Eric Allman(learning.acm.org)
1 points by t-3 5mo ago|0 comments
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by t-3 5mo ago
> Indeed - Chicago is considered "midwest" even though it is geographically in the eastern US. Maybe that's New York City-centrism from long ago? It's the mountains. East of Appalachian is the east (and south of the M
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by t-3 5mo ago
Ok, terrorists and countries we've been at war with for 70 years. What about drug dealers, mafias, hitmen, corrupt politicians, white collar criminals, scammers, etc? Criminals that actually threaten Americans? Nobody cares about whe
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by t-3 5mo ago
... and financial services companies huge and small still go out of their way to help their clients move money around in a myriad of ways, because it's very lucrative and there are so many loopholes and ways to obscure things. Offloadi
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by t-3 5mo ago
Plausible deniability is all they really need. Asking companies not to make money in very likely to be legal ways will never work. If these people are really doing illegal business in plain sight it should be easy for law enforcement to cat
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by t-3 5mo ago
No idea, but I often eat hot peppers in every meal of the day. I'd expect any possible issues to arise from chugging it one go and not priming the digestive system through mastication, but I can't imagine any real problems - after
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by t-3 5mo ago
Billions of people eat spicy foods on a daily basis without any issues. As long as he doesn't rub peppers into his eyes or bathe in hot sauce he'll be fine.
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North Korea drops references to unification from constitution(channelnewsasia.com)
16 points by t-3 5mo ago|2 comments
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A Chinese court sets limits on the dismissal of a worker replaced by AI(english.elpais.com)
4 points by t-3 5mo ago|0 comments
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by t-3 5mo ago
Arm64 has plenty of instructions (although some convenient instructions listed in the ISA manuals seem to be rarely available in consumer hardware), and more registers is always better. I do find the lack of wide immediates annoying, but ot
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by t-3 5mo ago
Arm is very nice to write assembly for. Having a proper load/store register-centric architecture rather than a stack-centric like x86 makes the mental load of writing code go waaay down, so the attractiveness of HLLs for ease of writ
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by t-3 5mo ago
Yeah. Conflict is part of social life, it's unavoidable. Spying on people to make money, putting unknown and often malicious executable code on almost every page for 20 years, sending saboteurs and astroturf squads to disrupt natural c
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by t-3 5mo ago
To be clear, I don't think beating children and desensitizing them to violence is good , I was just arguing that there's a reason why it has been practiced throughout history. The modern era of relative peace and social order in
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by t-3 5mo ago
Anyone who was often caned/belted/hot-wheel-tracked knows they didn't stop causing trouble, they just weren't afraid of discipline or fighting anymore because it couldn't be much worse than that. Beating children ha

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