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by timeon 1y ago
> I'd argue that even thinking about the idea of recycling and eco-conscious behavior is something only the already wealthy (with respect to the rest of the world) can do. On the other hand, growing poor behind Iron Curtain, thinkin
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by timeon 1y ago
The goal of green-washing is to keep 'unlimited' growth.
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by timeon 1y ago
> The ones that can lead must lead. I get frustration that people feel in some countries like Netherlands where emissions per capita is 6.56t CO2, while others that also can do something like US, do not (14.3t CO2 per capita). > If ev
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by timeon 1y ago
Interesting, I do not see politics on Mastodon, while YouTube recommends me not just random politics, but conspiracy theories about politics. On Mastodon, those I follow do not post about politics and if they do it is hidden behind content
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by timeon 1y ago
Seems related: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aktion_T4
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by timeon 1y ago
Ideology.
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by timeon 1y ago
This is getting more common. I've seen CVEs posted to several opensource projects that included made-up APIs.
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by timeon 1y ago
Sad to see that cookie banner. One would not expect opensource project to be associated with spyware.
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by timeon 1y ago
That sales person was also scientist.
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by timeon 1y ago
Not sure why is this down-voted? Seems reasonable.
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by timeon 1y ago
Outside of US there is whole world and maybe they are already doing something like that.
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by timeon 1y ago
Everyone knows that it was not really about the eggs. I think in this thread it was used as sarcasm.
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by timeon 1y ago
Mapy are (that name is plural) cool but as I remember the app requires account.
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by timeon 1y ago
Even not counting the LSP, for a text editor, it eats quite large amount of RAM.
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by timeon 1y ago
Yes but restating the obvious sometimes helps to underscore who provides free work for whom. In this day and age it is often the 'user' who does the free labor. Especially, when there was normalized narrative (even before LLMs - w
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by timeon 1y ago
Comment was not even sarcasm or joke. Just pure trolling. No need to respond to something like that in 2025.
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by timeon 1y ago
Seems like Claude is not good at generating screenshots yet.
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by timeon 1y ago
In every Zig thread, someone needs to mention Rust /s.
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by timeon 1y ago
Is this still post-modern or is it post-irony already?
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by timeon 1y ago
> individuals (businesses or people) I think here is the difference between your and authors optics. You count businesses (does this include large corporations/organizations?) as individuals.
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by timeon 1y ago
In US they have just one more party than in China. Also 1 person is not automatically 1 vote.
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by timeon 1y ago
> Open your phone right now and count the apps that are scoring your behavior. I counted 0, but I do not live in US/China. It will probably came here as well.
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by timeon 1y ago
> the feel of using your framework. It kind of does, however "user" is the one who loads the site with the framework here, not the developer.
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by timeon 1y ago
Probably not all. When senility hits? Sure.
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by timeon 1y ago
> And still nobody outside of Meta cares about hack. Because everyone is OK with PHP. I'm not even using it directly but most of the web runs on it.
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by timeon 1y ago
This is true, but also the reason why it can get pretty cozy. Find the right corner - it will be sleepy - no need to check it constantly. > Hell, I would even say that threads is the biggest mastodon instance. So is Truth Social. But th
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by timeon 1y ago
> It's a very localized problem. Yeah schools are pretty local. Not sure what is progressive about the fact that one can easily obtain a gun. Pool with many legal guns makes it easier to obtain it illegal one as well. There would be
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by timeon 1y ago
Like what?
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by timeon 1y ago
What "reading"?
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by timeon 1y ago
Just another brick in bloated web.

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