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tehjoker
2y ago
I am not sold that this is a real thing in China in the first place. The main citation I can find is for the U.S. fake story about Xianjiang that is debunked on cursory inspection.
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tehjoker
2y ago
Foxconn is a Taiwanese company. China's revolution is about delivering for workers. I don't get where ppl are coming up with "slave labor" when it is American allies possibly operating in China's SEZ that are doing
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tehjoker
2y ago
what evil ppl? what attack?
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tehjoker
2y ago
you don't have to listen to anything these agencies say. they don't provide proof of anything so you can ignore them.
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tehjoker
2y ago
Is that the entire story? If so the VCs are pretty dumb. If they kill pip, that means the people who were maintaining it disperse and forking it won't restore the ecosystem that was there before.
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tehjoker
2y ago
What is the deal with uv's ownership policy? I heard it might be VC backed. To my mind, that means killing pip and finding some kind of subscription revenue source which makes me uneasy. The only way to justify VC money is a plot to ta
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tehjoker
2y ago
By precise, I meant more the byte width (uint32_t vs uint64_t etc). The other kinds of types help you track what the purpose of something is, but don't really assist with correctness at the machine level. In my work, I have a lot of da
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tehjoker
2y ago
Oh wow, I didn't know size_t was so recent.
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tehjoker
2y ago
not doing much scientific programming eh?
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tehjoker
2y ago
i write c++, but i had to teach myself and always wondered why others use imprecise types. portability is one possibility, but then you can't know if your datastructure will break for a given input
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tehjoker
2y ago
People are on the street because they don't have homes. If they had homes, they would be less depressed, less drug addicted, and less destitute and less likely to cause public problems. So just give them homes. A major upside: if you l
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tehjoker
2y ago
Check in with various farm animals, they are already there.
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tehjoker
2y ago
They did take econ 101. They simply know whose interests they serve: people who already own property.
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tehjoker
2y ago
This is very funny. The picture of Stalin and Yezhov was exactly what was going through my mind as an Apple Store sales guy explained the photo clean up feature to me. It felt rude to bring it up though.
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tehjoker
2y ago
Some people use TOR, but the internet generally started using https for everything.
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tehjoker
2y ago
Unlikely. If the precursors are being produced in China, it's just capitalism at work. They don't need to do this kind of stuff, their economic growth is double ours. They just need to mind their house and the world will change in
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tehjoker
2y ago
It's not lasting it's over. The US pulled out of Afghanistan in 2021 and the Taliban vastly reduced poppy cultivation. That's what caused a sharp rise in heroin prices and a demand for a substitute. I haven't looked into
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tehjoker
2y ago
its really interesting how afghanistan became the world's #1 poppy producer under us occupation and it declined immediately after we left. heroin prices rose, leaving a market opportunity for fent. i still do not believe that china is
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tehjoker
2y ago
this is the statement of someone who wasn't around in 2013 when the snowden leaks happened and google's datacenters got owned. everyone switched to https shortly thereafter
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tehjoker
2y ago
China doesn't want to be an opium den for western powers and have their economy underdeveloped by their firms. I think that's okay and it has been paying off. That's why China is able to develop its economy to superpower stat
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tehjoker
2y ago
It's also a question of whether the higher powered process produces many lower power chips. I suspect this is the case.
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tehjoker
2y ago
This dude has so many pixels on his calculator. Jealous!!
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tehjoker
2y ago
It's because at a certain level you have valuable relationships people want to protect, enough wealth to make decisions without it personally affecting you in a real way (i.e. homelessness, loss of medical care, etc), and information a
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tehjoker
2y ago
what about just buying houses for homeless people
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tehjoker
2y ago
Amazon's moat is their logistics network, comprehensive catalogue, prices, and value adds (like Prime Video).
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tehjoker
2y ago
tbh, they have a point. your opinions should be backed up. see my other comment.
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tehjoker
2y ago
"The Carter Administration: Myth and Reality" https://chomsky.info/priorities01/
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tehjoker
2y ago
it wont work well bc ppl need enemies to fight for engagement. without that ppl just get bored
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tehjoker
2y ago
parties and homeless people or an equitable housed community hmm
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tehjoker
2y ago
Important to note that it was a panic about an alleged chinese spy balloon, but in all likelihood it was just a weather balloon. There was no proof it was a spy balloon.
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