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by totony 5y ago
Even if that were the case (it does not seem to be), that would probably still be too little vs the number of users. https://onezero.medium.com/facebook-is-too-big-to-moderate-9...
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by totony 5y ago
sadly nvidia is the only option for cheap AI equipment
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by totony 5y ago
still confused why browsers allow private network access from non-private domains
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by totony 5y ago
>To prevent Canada's shitty health care system from being exposed. That's crisis response, not a plan. A plan requires an end goal, a way to get out of the situation. Ok, we try to keep our already failing healthcare system fro
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by totony 5y ago
I wish someone would do the analysis of the loss of quality of life/child development/etc. vs lives saved. Policies (especially in Quebec) seem to be cyclical react-to-what-you-see, with little thinking for the long run. What&#x27
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by totony 5y ago
From my experience they don't care. Pretty sure they know their system is flawed and instead of investing in support staff they let you create new accounts. There's maybe an exception if you spam a lot.
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by totony 5y ago
Same, account got banned in 2019, never received a response to the support ticket.
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by totony 5y ago
I think everyone knows this but most don't openly speak against these kinds of things because of the want to please the black swan, exactly how Nassim Taleb explained it
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by totony 5y ago
If you were president, and suspected vote manipulation/foreign influence on voting, what would you do?
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by totony 5y ago
Overthrowing a vote which was manipulated is not a coup. What Trump did is he challenged the rightfulness of the vote for months in court. That's a far cry from what you're describing. Now, you may disagree (as the courts) that it
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by totony 5y ago
I think "attempted coup" definition has already been discussed hell and back. It's a very disingenuous description of what happened. Also, it is very disingenuous to blacklist one of your only two parties because of what a (s
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by totony 5y ago
They know they can. Getting rid of the rebels when you can is always a straightforward decision.
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by totony 5y ago
>and/or any other language that is offensive That's crazily vague
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by totony 5y ago
If you need meaning, search for a religion which talks to you.
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by totony 5y ago
A lot of those are not idempotency. Whenever you check if the file exists before creating it assumes the content of the file that does exist is the same as what you're trying to put in, which is not always true. Same for the mkfs examp
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by totony 5y ago
Well it's your body... But don't do X around me because it affects me in Y way. But I can do Z because I decide the tradeoffs. It's a flawed logic, because most actions extend consequences on others. Although I agree with not
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by totony 5y ago
Parent is confusing liberalism with socialism. So is the US. Being liberal would mean embracing freedom. But socialist liberal is a mostly self contradicting ideological position, because you always have that "freedom until I decide th
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by totony 5y ago
Or install the vim emulator plugin. It's not perfect but it does a lot
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by totony 5y ago
Seems like it uses ELF parsing, I wonder if it works on non-native binaries (lddtree does not)
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by totony 5y ago
https://github.com/gentoo/pax-utils/blob/master/lddtree.py already does this. Cool to see though, very useful
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by totony 5y ago
e-ink has some special sync settings (where it's a tradeoff between speed and ghosting). Probably what usb is used for. You can also aprtially refresh the screen&stuff. Probably easier to do it in software.
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by totony 5y ago
My best interview experiences were light on the technical questions are mostly back-and-forth discussion around my experience/tech.
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by totony 5y ago
>I don't like the idea of building my entire friend group, or a majority of it, around who I work with. I think you're seeing this in the wrong light; you interact with your teammates (even remotely) way more than most people.
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by totony 5y ago
>No one's livelihood should depend on having to read the room like a geisha. Why not? Isn't that most jobs? Seems to me a lot of jobs require you to "read the room" in one way or another. If some work doesn't nee
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by totony 5y ago
This is one of the best YT channels I'm subscribed to. Highly recommended
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by totony 5y ago
I did the reverse a while ago. I had a Windows dual boot that I could run inside a qemu vm. Was pretty useful but I ended up only using the vm so the dual boot wasn't necessary.
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by totony 5y ago
Yeah WSL2 and the promised android apps support seem really interesting.
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by totony 5y ago
I'd argue it isn't the same. Asking for cheapest package/most margin dish affects you most of the time, while paying cash is the same as credit card most of the time. Although I've never seen a merchant not prefer cash,
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by totony 5y ago
Insane find. Reminds me of old shell escape sequences.
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by totony 5y ago
This is one of the reasons I think nix is a game changer. Not need to care about that, just put everything in nix-shell.

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