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> Canada announced Monday it is launching a 100% tariff on imports of Chinese-made electric vehicles, matching U.S. tariffs imposed over what Western governments say are China’s subsidies that give its industry an unfair advantage. >
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1y ago
bruh, just use UTC
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1y ago
Because Biden told us to
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1y ago
God forbid we learn how our tools work.
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1y ago
I think one of these days Peter Thiel is gonna just melt away like Senator Robert Kelley in the first X-Men film. He’s just so weird and…jelly looking.
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1y ago
Just use Heroic launcher. Works great.
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1y ago
Heroic launcher works great and also doubles up as an Epic client and you can just run your own installers with it too (this is how I install Battle Net and Diablo 4).
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1y ago
China will release a video model that has no copyright guardrails and they will eat Sora's lunch.
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1y ago
Looks useful for things that don't work in Wine.
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1y ago
Bit the bullet and deleted the Windows partition from my Fedora dual boot. Good riddance. Will never give Microsoft another dime as long as I live
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1y ago
Hard disagree on Unreal Engine. Just knowing a game was made with Unreal 5 is enough to give me pause when considering playing a game because of just having the same problems in almost every game. Unstable frame rates, shader compilation
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1y ago
Maybe it's just because Python is just kindof a lousy language to use in the first place. I started with Java and C++, did Python for a bit and switched to Ruby and never looked back. Being forced to use Python for anything feels li
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1y ago
Ruby doesn't have multiple constructors and literally everything in Ruby is an object so it's partically impossible to avoid "doing OOP". I don't see how being "truely OOP" has anything to do with the l
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Ruby has had static typing via RBS for a while now, and I don't know if it's because I'm primarily a Rails developer and DHH doesn't like static typing so using these with Rails feels third-class or maybe just that I
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"We don't recommend using any of our products while pregnant" -- Tylenol Mar 7, 2017 https://x.com/tylenol/status/839196906702127106 > Medical experts urge caution over use of acetaminophen-based
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1y ago
The hype around Rails is just insane. It's not just a few libs (anymore), so instead you have to download hundreds of gems (in the game of 'good dev ex') that ships with activsupport, and ORM, ERB and even pushes an app archi
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1y ago
What is a "human value" and whose preferences?
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1y ago
Unless it’s banned worldwide by every country by binding treaty this this will never work. Banning it just in USA leaves you wide open to be defeated by China, Russia, etc…. Like it or not it’s a mutually assured destruction arms race. AI i
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1y ago
Here you go: https://www.punkt.ch/en/products/mp02-4g-mobile-phone/
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1y ago
I use Unhook for YouTube. It’s crazy how much better YouTube feels to use when you just remove 90% of it.
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1y ago
Good riddance.
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1y ago
That’s why it’s a riddle.
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1y ago
It’s Bob or Jane. The dad of <Person> has 5 daughters. Four are listed off. So the answer for the fifth is <Person>.
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1y ago
Who has to pay child support?
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1y ago
Don't want to see ethnics at Costco? Boy do I have the app for you!
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1y ago
Metaphor is a fantastic detour until then though.
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1y ago
holy crap - our company needs basically exactly this for a crazy feature our PM cooked up and we were gonna build something similar ourselves - this will save us so much time
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2y ago
>"It would be a very, very worrying precedent if other communications operators felt they simply could withdraw products and not be held accountable by governments," This would actually be a very very very very VERY GOOD preced
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2y ago
instead of dumping tea in the ocean and waging a bloody war they simply have to brick a few million iphones temporarily, it would be a short fight
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> Mold is already very fast, however it doesn't do incremental linking and the author has stated that they don't intend to. Wild doesn't do incremental linking yet, but that is the end-goal. By writing Wild in Rust, it
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