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10mo ago
So just to clarify, do you think it's bad to bomb hospitals or not?
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10mo ago
Some people need the $7,000.
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10mo ago
There wasn't shame before. Just a sense that they couldn't push the envelope too much without losing US support. Now that has been shattered.
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10mo ago
You're telling me the folks who brought us the metaverse that revolutionized our lives are making dumb investments? That's a bold claim.
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10mo ago
American bus drivers wouldn't do this either, at least not in the cities I lived in.
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10mo ago
A lot of the interest groups arguing for means testing on public benefits actually don't want those things to exist at all. Adding means tests to them is a way of making them more and more inaccessible while claiming it's simply a
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10mo ago
> On it’s own, this would make the LED Christmas lights into an overstaturated mess, So, realistic then?
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10mo ago
Imagine thinking that "isolationist" means not repeatedly deposing other countries' governments.
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10mo ago
You don't need to be the smartest person when you're pointing a big gun at someone.
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10mo ago
The bigger difference from my perspective is that they have competent people doing the strategy this time. The last Trump administration failed to use the obvious levers available to accomplish fascism, while this one has been wildly succes
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10mo ago
I'm sure the 40 percent of cops who are domestic abusers and the white supremacists militias recruited wholesale into ICE will use this power responsibly.
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10mo ago
Relay based electromechanical computers were doing real, practical work in the early 1940s.
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10mo ago
> had been very distrustful of government in-general, and I suspect they still are. They were never really distrustful of the government. People who really don't trust the government want to downsize the parts that can kick down you
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10mo ago
It's been a while since I thought about Poe's Law. Thanks for the laugh.
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10mo ago
I think most learners probably only pick up maybe 50 words before switching from romaji to kana anyway, so in the grand scheme of things the romanization's correspondence to the kana orthography isn't that important.
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10mo ago
Because Chrome was built by the world's biggest advertising company. If the World Wildlife Fund started selling ivory to pay the bills, would that not be surprising?
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10mo ago
In addition "off-mission" is a pretty weak way to describe completely destroying your credibility and betraying your user base. Building the Firefox phone was off mission. Buying Pocket was off mission. Maybe it's just me, bu
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10mo ago
Maybe I should start doing that but I usually just... don't read them.
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10mo ago
> We don't know if firefox might want to roll out their own locally hosted LLM model that then they plug into.. and if so, if would cut down on the majority of the knee jerk complaints Personally I'd prefer if Firefox didn'
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10mo ago
I don't think the Jūminhyō system is similar to the Chinese one. You basically just need to have a utility bill or something with your name and address on it, and register it with your local ward office or city hall. There is no concep
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10mo ago
Aside: Does anyone actually use summarization features? I've never once been tempted to "summarize" because when I read something I either want to read the entire thing, or look for something specific. Things I want summarize
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10mo ago
Do you have any links related to this? I did a quick Google and I couldn't find anything relevant.
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10mo ago
For those that didn't watch the video, it's a hatchback not a sedan. So the "trunk" is a part of the passenger compartment.
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10mo ago
This reminds me of the Hipster PDA craze from decades ago https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hipster_PDA
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10mo ago
This is great for when I'm on the train and don't want to accidentally glance at another person. I can just hold the rectangle in my hand and stare at it!
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10mo ago
Hey now. Isn't it more likely that the cops spent months preparing this sting, caught the suspect red handed and arrested him, got a confession from the suspect in an interview, and everyone involved just honestly completely forgot to
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10mo ago
I've tried pea protein products before that had a kind of bitter taste. What is the flavor profile like?
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10mo ago
The only thing that consistently works for me is the Telegram bot.
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10mo ago
Maybe they type ASDF or donut: https://www.texasstandard.org/stories/flock-safety-cameras-h... > So in a lot of the searches that we reviewed, we had about 500,000 to take a look at. We found the word “investigation
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10mo ago
Berkeley is full of Loquat trees too. There is one in the Safeway parking lot :).
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