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by tjpnz 8mo ago
Strikes me as the worst possible solution if they're struggling to find maintainers in the first place. Who reviews the vibe coded patches?
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by tjpnz 8mo ago
Throw half of them in the bin. You can't afford to hire unlucky people.
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by tjpnz 8mo ago
You wouldn't.
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by tjpnz 8mo ago
Just make sure you don't have any family in China and don't plan to transit through HK anytime in the future.
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by tjpnz 8mo ago
They're not being sold in Japan and based on existing laws wouldn't last long on the market if they were. As a longterm resident of Japan this is something I'm very happy about.
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by tjpnz 8mo ago
It will hurt in future funding rounds if their subscriber metric is stalling or going backwards, regardless of how many of those subscriptions are profitable.
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by tjpnz 8mo ago
Every GrapheneOS proponent I've seen has claimed that other devices are inferior to Pixel security wise, and that's why they're not supported. That always sounded a bit odd to me and certainly seems to have a bit more nuance
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by tjpnz 8mo ago
US ISPs would do the same if the EU started hosting the unredacted Epstein files.
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by tjpnz 8mo ago
Plenty of Mocap actors.
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by tjpnz 8mo ago
Sounds a lot like Mars.
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by tjpnz 8mo ago
That's not going to happen when AI is already propping up a significant chunk of the economy. There is appetite in some circles for a consumer boycott but not much coordination on targets.
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by tjpnz 8mo ago
Server rendered HTML, htmlf endpoints and JQuery load was always the sweet spot for me - McMaster Carr[0] does the same thing behind the scenes and utterly destroys every "modern" webapp in existence today. Why did everything have
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by tjpnz 8mo ago
Meta was easy - nothing of value is lost. Google and Amazon are a bit harder.
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by tjpnz 8mo ago
NZ doesn't have the screening capacity for when it's medically necessary, much less optional.
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by tjpnz 8mo ago
>MRIs are great for certain things like herniated disks in your back. They suck at cancer. MRIs are fine for certain kinds of cancer like liver cancer.
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by tjpnz 8mo ago
Is this the same Peter Thiel who gives lectures on Greta Thunberg being the literal anti-christ?
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by tjpnz 8mo ago
I thought Republicans were for small government and were anti-censorship.
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by tjpnz 8mo ago
Are people going to start referring to said homeowners as ringholes?
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by tjpnz 8mo ago
Death Stranding 2 photo-mode works well for this.
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by tjpnz 8mo ago
To make Mars habitation sustainable you're going to need to launch hundreds of Starships every launch window. Some have speculated that it will take as many as 40 launches to fuel one Starship in orbit. The launch window lasts approxim
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by tjpnz 9mo ago
The EU can declare a company a criminal enterprise and the financial industry must then prevent EU citizens from transacting with them.
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by tjpnz 9mo ago
It's also a massive problem on Meta. Hopefully this action isn't just a one-off.
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by tjpnz 9mo ago
When you're ineligible for most kinds of welfare and have the constant threat of arrest and deportation hanging over your head I don't imagine you'll have much time for it.
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by tjpnz 9mo ago
I wouldn't brush off Taiwan or Ukraine as "political". In both cases it's about survival, and in one it's a literal fight.
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by tjpnz 9mo ago
As a non-American I don't care what you do, if you want to behave like irresponsible idiots without any regard for the lives of others you have that right. Just don't subject vulnerable individuals in other countries to your own b
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by tjpnz 9mo ago
Is this product or hampering the way the web works with video? Go to any other site with a <video> tag and you won't face similar issues.
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by tjpnz 9mo ago
No worse than what a lot of their other "brilliant" minds are working on - ads.
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by tjpnz 9mo ago
Especially with all the stuff implicating Trump.
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by tjpnz 9mo ago
5-6k airframes out of the air immediately, 15k+ if it extends to US made planes with Canadian engines. Not happening.
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by tjpnz 9mo ago
>Only thing that I'm doing differently is having blood tests done on an annual basis Tumor markers? Did one once because it was a cheap add on to my annual medical. Which then led to a rather more expensive MRI (lucky for me it wasn

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