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th0ma5
4y ago
That is pretty slick !!
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4y ago
This is a false dichotomy. You can be resilient and also not price gouge. You can also do things in spite of accusations. Also blaming critics for misbehavior is classic DARVO.
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4y ago
What is the accessibility story for GPU backed interface software? On the web?
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4y ago
You see this in conservative virtue signaling so much, hardly any increase in adoption rates, not staying home if they're sick, etc
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4y ago
What a great example of how borders suppress wages!
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4y ago
If you don't know the extent of the abuse because it is hidden from you then that certainly isn't consent.
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4y ago
What a great admission that business often operates at the expense of society.
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4y ago
Is your comment now arguing for them? At what point do you stop drawing these arbitrary argument lines?
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4y ago
A lot of so called "SJW" rhetoric is in support of being able to support yourself.
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4y ago
Using Print Shop in an emulator helped me write a driver of sorts for an old dot matrix someone gave me which I went into detail about in this talk https://youtube.com/watch?v=45aeGWPRL0g
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4y ago
Intel only or arm support for linux?
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4y ago
At the time it was unfortunately both true that Apple needed idle CPUs for battery life and Adobe had no intention or probably no ability either to make that happen with Flash.
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4y ago
Does the institute not also claim that work?
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4y ago
In a scale that can compose into chords, anything too adjacent is dissonant, so doe ray mi fa so la ti or some of the other keys or modes could be considered a base.
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4y ago
It feels like it is breaking up the text into still scenes scenes, making squiggle type animations of several variations of each still, and then morphing between them. I wonder what a NN designed progression would actually be like.
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4y ago
Nihilism solves nothing. Not caring is not a win.
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4y ago
What do you do with people that don't argue in good faith but argue to confuse and distract?
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4y ago
Sure does seem like a ton of effort to try to "expose" those trying to stop all the far right influence campaigns.
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4y ago
Only 7% slower seems amazing. To me at least.
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4y ago
I couldn't find any comments from previous posts pointing out that the dot output uses rank which as things progress as listed increases in value unless you say rank=same on all edges.
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4y ago
Materials costs have come down but are still rough. Big builders get the priority of supply too. People want to drive less and work from home but you can't buy "raw land" with anything to walk to or any kind of internet speed
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4y ago
All the BBSes back in the day were awful, the key thing here is it was a network arguably targeted at normies before many other things like the web. Maybe AOL eventually too sure, but Compuserve was way more expensive and not a everyday per
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4y ago
For me it is simply that isn't open source (at least last I checked.)
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4y ago
It isn't so much forcing him to buy it, just complete the purchase he was already making and agreed to complete.
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4y ago
You're missing the fact that it is actually real people behind the concerns usually attributed to bots.
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4y ago
Yeah this is indeed the big misunderstanding. What is responsible for most negative stuff on Twitter is activity on Twitter coordinated from outside of Twitter by users of Twitter. This appears as it some kind of automation because it is en
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4y ago
Byte range queries against S3 are the core mechanism to search the Common Crawl and has been for years.
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4y ago
Last couple of years COVID-19 has been the #1 killer of police.
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4y ago
Nuclear would've been a great solution in the 70s and 80s to cut down on greenhouse emissions, but it is too late now to help from what I understand.
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4y ago
I agree about your characterization of people announcing the impending death, but it is already back at $0.98
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