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by vFunct 1y ago
If used as a display only, get rid of the M2 CPU subsystem, get rid of the external display, and maybe some of the cameras.
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by vFunct 1y ago
It doesn't need a battery at all. Just have it connect directly to a Mac to use as a virtual Mac display. It's what I use my Vision Pro for as its primary use case, to have an ultra-wide monitor in front of me without taking up an
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by vFunct 1y ago
Would like to see Django fully use these to replace a lot of it's own complicated template syntax.
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by vFunct 1y ago
Can we replicate this with ZFS drives distributed across multiple machines?
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by vFunct 1y ago
Yes. Now people understand why open borders are a good thing. Imagine how bad the US economy would be if we had tariffs and border controls between states.
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by vFunct 1y ago
This is hilarious
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by vFunct 1y ago
Everyone wants to think they're the most valuable thing in the world, but economics doesn't care about how much people value themselves. It only cares about when both buyer and seller agrees to the value of their work. You may thi
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by vFunct 1y ago
You didn't explain exactly why we need that physical connection. You just broadly complained. Every one of your statements could be refuted by globalists saying its perfectly fine for foreigners to perform our manual labor for us inste
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by vFunct 1y ago
There's a lot more to our education than that. Additionally, our REAL competitive advantage are our universities. We have the best universities in the world, by far, and that's what drives our economy over all others as we create
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by vFunct 1y ago
Our economy was designed to NOT have citizens work at factories. We pay thousands of dollars a year in our public schools to teach each of our citizens calculus, literature, world history, and physics, so that they DON'T have to work a
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by vFunct 1y ago
Which didn't really work since what exactly are US tech companies giving Trump in exchange for eliminating tariffs? And are only large corporations expected to play? I import shopping bags from Chinese manufacturers from my store, like
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by vFunct 1y ago
There is no planned strategy. Planning requires learning about entire systems, and Trump isn't smart enough to do that. He can only act on things placed before him. If he sees foreigners making money by selling into the US, he has to r
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by vFunct 2y ago
Likely TCL
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by vFunct 2y ago
Look at what you wrote. Nothing you stated had any relevance to neoliberalism. I talked about neoliberalism eliminating poverty, and you brought up invasion. Neoliberalism is what I say it is, not what YOU say it is. Additionally, you have
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by vFunct 2y ago
Instead of congratulating yourself on your sheer brilliance all the time and how you like to declare yourself to be superior, maybe look at why your arguments aren't convincing to others? I'd recommend you take a point-by-point lo
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by vFunct 2y ago
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by vFunct 2y ago
It exactly is. Neoliberalism is a mix of free market policies and government planning and intervention when that fails. Oh, you didn't think neoliberalism was free-market libertarianism, did you? If it was that, it would be called that
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by vFunct 2y ago
Especially given the luxury lifestyle that even the poorest suburban 20-something American male lives in today. They get to play video games all day and watch any movie at home with any food from around the world that can show up at their d
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by vFunct 2y ago
This doesn’t sound like you want to eliminate poverty? You complain I brought up the straw man of poverty, but that's the entire point of neoliberalism: to make people wealthy. It's NOT to start wars or bring disease or famine or
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by vFunct 2y ago
Oh I did not know the Chinese economy stopped growing?
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by vFunct 2y ago
You DO believe in eliminating poverty, right?
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by vFunct 2y ago
So, none of that matters to what I said, since I specifically talked about eliminating poverty. That's what a "straw man" argument actually is, when you decide to argue against something else entirely, like foreign interventi
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by vFunct 2y ago
I specifically said China eliminated poverty, not factory jobs. Not sure where you got that from. The neoliberal trajectory is a gradual growth from agrarian economy to a services/IP economy. Factories are a step along that way.
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by vFunct 2y ago
You think eliminating poverty is an awful policy?
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by vFunct 2y ago
Oh you prefer China went back to Mao's Cultural Revolution agrarian economy from the 60's before neoliberalism? Did YOU think for a second about what you wrote?
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by vFunct 2y ago
Yes. They - or other poor countries - are. And it's their responsibility to grow their citizenry in a neoliberal world. Economics doesn't care about liberal concern tools. China eliminated poverty through neoliberalism. The rest o
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by vFunct 2y ago
Trump really thinks America is in the 1950's. He thinks people want to work at factories doing manual labor. He doesn't understand that we DON'T want to work at factories. Americans like our plush corporate office jobs buildi
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by vFunct 2y ago
Absolutely not going to happen with the opposition party existing simply to supply Israel with more weapons. Chuck Schumer, the highest ranking opposition leader, the other day openly stated "My job is to make sure the left supports Is
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by vFunct 2y ago
Section 230 protects big tech by removing liability from what they publish, giving a competitive advantage to big tech over local newspaper and other media. Because local newspapers are responsible for what they publish, they don’t get the

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