testdelacc1

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by testdelacc1 10d ago
I knew keeping a pot of vantablack in my jacket pocket would come in handy.
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by testdelacc1 11d ago
> it’s expensive to be poor https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boots_theory “The reason that the rich were so rich, Vimes reasoned, was because they managed to spend less money. Take boots, for example. ... A really good
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by testdelacc1 12d ago
Maybe some in this thread won’t celebrate CNN staying out of the clutches of the Ellisons. But think of it this way. If Ellison’s acquisition of Warner Bros falls through Ellison must pay Warner Bros a $7 Billion breakup fee. That’s on top
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by testdelacc1 12d ago
The account you’re replying to has 8 karma across 13 comments in the last 11 years. The other comments are about as good as the one you replied to.
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by testdelacc1 12d ago
“Concerning” is just a right wing thing to say. They get the habit from Musk. They say it and don’t elaborate, so it kinda operates like a dog whistle.
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by testdelacc1 16d ago
This reminds me of the last time I saw an Arabic movie. It was last week. I used subtitles.
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by testdelacc1 16d ago
This is my dilemma. Do I feel like giving up because it isn’t written well or because my attention span is shot? Hard to tell.
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by testdelacc1 17d ago
The streamer is talking to the people in the stream’s chat room. Every streamer refers to all the people in the chat room as “Chat”. Kids these days use the same collective noun for everyone in their group chat.
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by testdelacc1 20d ago
Do I need to upload a new build of the app every 90 days? I’d prefer the app to just work forever without thinking about it.
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by testdelacc1 20d ago
I have a question about web to iOS native. How do you distribute that app? I’m assuming you’re paying $99 yearly to distribute through the App Store? Is this app meant just for you or for anyone to find? Reason I’m asking is because I’d lik
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by testdelacc1 24d ago
Why not Large Modular reactors? You’ll produce fewer of every component, making it less feasible to set up an assembly line for it. You’ll build everything bespoke, because you’ll only build it a few times. But assembly as well. People lear
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by testdelacc1 24d ago
Anti-abortion people prefer “pro-life”.
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by testdelacc1 24d ago
> nuclear power is quite expensive Could you look out the window in a westerly direction? There’s a country there that is powered 80% by nuclear and it has much cheaper electricity than other Western European countries. The fact is, only
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by testdelacc1 29d ago
> unhinged Please take a look at the official documentation for htmx, which specifically clarifies that the author owns many hinges.
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by testdelacc1 29d ago
Yeah ok, that’s very plausible. I’m limited my by knowledge, so this screwworm thing is the worst, most pointless blunder that I know of .
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by testdelacc1 29d ago
Poor Albania, drawn into a war they didn’t even know they were a part of until Trump mentioned it.
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by testdelacc1 29d ago
I think Iran was an enormous blunder that hurt everyone around the world, and will for a long time. But at least I can see what he was aiming for - the acclaim for winning a war and bringing a long time foe to heel. He was sold an easy war
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by testdelacc1 29d ago
Of all the many things he did, I argue that this is the stupidest, most pointless and damaging thing he did. There was no upside to doing it. He went out of his way to destroy a program that had been running successfully out of sheer stupid
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by testdelacc1 29d ago
I never heard of Eric Adams doing anything, ever. I couldn’t name the mayor between Adams and Giuliani. And I only know Adams because he was corrupt beyond belief. Mamdani is an outlier in how much positive attention he garners, even consid
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by testdelacc1 29d ago
All of these phrases existed. Claude didn’t come up with them. The question is whether people are using them a lot more now due to Claude’s influence.
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by testdelacc1 29d ago
Why would you assume I don’t know about the Bengal famine? I know it intimately. But it’s really not relevant to the discussion of whether more productive crops are better for everyone, farmers and consumers alike. It’s really weird to atte
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by testdelacc1 1mo ago
Which is why another Democratic mayor in another blue city, who Mamdani considers “the most effective Democrat in office”, someone who inspires him - nobody knows that politicians name unless they’re really into politics. I’ll admit, even I
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by testdelacc1 1mo ago
The Green Revolution most certainly did improve the lives of tens of millions of low income farmers in India. The high yield crops also permanently removed the spectre of famine from India, saving tens of millions from starvation. To retcon
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by testdelacc1 1mo ago
Open since 2024. Perhaps if people were paid this would be merged in sooner?
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by testdelacc1 1mo ago
Easiest to understand with oil. During Covid the price of oil went negative. So you’d be paid if you bought that oil. Sounds like a great deal right? But now you’re on the hook for receiving and storing that oil. That costs money, it’s not
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by testdelacc1 2mo ago
It’s right there in his name. Retired Inc.
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by testdelacc1 2mo ago
It’s some shit a guy called Taleb came up with. It’s a useful indicator because someone quoting Taleb unironically is someone who can’t tell that Taleb is a midwit.
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by testdelacc1 2mo ago
The article mentions it later - journalists and laymen end up asking Nobel Prize winners their opinion on matters outside their area of expertise. We don’t do that with Fields medal winners. Mainly because most people don’t even know what a
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by testdelacc1 2mo ago
A nonprofit can be questioned about how it pays people. A private company answers only to shareholders.
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by testdelacc1 2mo ago
I want the market solving this but I don’t want to give any information to anyone who asks. I want Apple to verify me once, and then others to trust Apple that the device accessing their service is owned by someone over 18. I’ll bet that mo

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