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tjwebbnorfolk
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spain loses ~240,000 acres to wildfire every year. this is larger than normal, but fire is normal there
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It varies in intensity because it always has.
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You're right I'm sorry. Europe has at least 2 other tech companies that matter. (Infineon is a commodity manufacturer). In the US we count these by the thousands, but you're right that there's still someone in Europe no
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If you give any regularly-occurring event that varies in intensity enough time, it is guaranteed to break the records of its previous intensities.
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If/when the temperature differential between equator and pole decreases because of a warming arctic, we actually do get a permanent reduction in hurricane propensity and destructiveness. Not everything gets worse if the planet heats up
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ASML is the only real tech company in the EU. Just let them have this one :)
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oh dear
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> Everyone knows it's possible for a statement to be correct and vile at the same time I really need to spend some time thinking about this one. If something is correct, I don't tend to continue analyzing it further to look for
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You'd prefer to live in a world where labor is free and we don't need to work for anything? I like the current world better.
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ok but is it correct or incorrect?
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gemma4 is the same price as 2.5-flash-lite, and performs better.
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remember "kubernetes" ?
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For all the privacy and competence issues, if it helps cops solve crimes while sitting on their asses, it's going to win.
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There are entire buildings full of people in the US and China who sit and think about national strategy for their entire career.
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It's not 3D chess, it's geopolitics 101. There is pretty simple logic to why a leader might think you could kill 2 birds with one stone here. Anybody who's ever looked at a map can see that Iran surrounds a strategic chokepoi
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what's performance like compared to python ftfy module?
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Are you saying if someone gives you something for free, it's immoral if they don't continue giving it to you for free forever? The children's book "if you give a mouse a cookie" was about exactly this phenomenon
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No you're confusing where agency lies. The Nasdaq 100 is just a fund. Its existence doesn't force you or anyone else to do anything. People can choose to buy stocks, and people can choose to buy the Nasdaq 100. Or not. Nobody is m
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Contrary to (apparently) popular opinion, index funds are not people. So, who is being forced to buy that index?
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And who is forced to buy QQQ?
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Contrary to (apparently) popular opinion, index funds are not people.
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ok, who is forced to buy these ETFs? These are all products that people and funds can choose to buy or not buy.
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but they did. they already got their money. it's the investors who are going to take a bath, not spacex
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ok but who is forced to buy the nasdaq 100?
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I'm working on a nationwide US parcel dataset: https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/landrecordsus/us-parcel-laye... . It's mostly "public" data, but incumbent data vendors charge $90k+ for this data
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This is cute reductio ad absurdum, but it does nothing to refute the basic point made
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Chomsky is a perfect example of an academic that should never have strayed outside the academy. Everything he's done outside of his narrow field of linguistics has been an embarrassment.
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can you point to this law please? I can find news articles referencing that something may or may not happen but I can't find that this actually went into practice
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> the fact that the text literally > processing the light that shines on CCD sensor doesn't automatically mean and I'm the one being pedantic. ok bro. There's a thing called common sense, thinking for yourself, using
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