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vagrantJin
1y ago
Fascinating. I have no idea what the fascination with Japan, I must have missed something.
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1y ago
Can change just be advocated for something out of our own interest instead of using the "Chinese" boogeyman? Is that a possibility?
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1y ago
I listened to the audiobook version and it was fantastic. It will probably get a movie someday.
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1y ago
Yeah, Yandex browser also has this and its annoying. Terrible actually even if their auto-dub is way better than youtube's.
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1y ago
Lost history. You probably know the reasons. Many cultures within relied heavily on knowledge keepers, or griots, which was a perfectly fine system until it wasn't.
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2y ago
Simplicity is a non-starter these days.
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2y ago
Haha, you are most certainly shitting on ffmpeg, however politely you might go about it.
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2y ago
> I'm increasingly coming to the view that there is a big split among "software developers" and AI is exacerbating it This is admittedly low effort but the vast majority of devs are paid wages to "write CRUD, git push
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2y ago
I probably need to do more research but how did women of noble bearing deal with illness and childbirth? I would suppose midwives amd women with knowledge of "medicine" could exist to serve those high level clientele.
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2y ago
Yeah. He will.
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2y ago
You write like those people are wrong on not wanting to support a very clear and blatant genocide by a foreign belligerent state.
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> never had a cracked screen That is interesting. People usually just buy screen protectors and call it a day since screens are pretty fragile and phones hate gravity. Possible reason/s for not having a cracked screen for 15 years:
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2y ago
Glass...which is silicon I guess.
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2y ago
Great shout, many security companies in South Africa have drone divisions, and drone companies that work primarily in security.
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2y ago
If this product ever goes mass market, I'd prefer the name you mentioned in the video, PetBird(TM).
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2y ago
I have no clue how you extrapolated all that from my claim that free public services aren't free and are, in fact, paid for by taxpayers.
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2y ago
Its not a crazy concept , the real world non-idealized version of your statement is called tax. We pay taxes for access to free public services.
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2y ago
> we in the US are going to be building our own future both for chips and for energy security. > just the beginning of the amazing industrial policy Isn't intel one of the biggest companies in the world, makes chips for everyone
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2y ago
> Many of our "high-pay/high-class" jobs have nothing you can point at at the end of the day - no "I did that" to feel good about. What a fantastic take. Actually seeing your labor affect the world in real time.
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2y ago
I did not know intel was so short of cash it needs military money to stay afloat.
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2y ago
This is a true conspiracy .
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2y ago
Patriarchy explicitly tells us so.
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2y ago
Thats funny, no business ever does anything for free. People/businesses who do stuff for free, ask for donations.
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2y ago
> emotionally-loaded word in order to deceive people into supporting your position That's an entirely colourful way of phrasing it, considering I merely just said what I thought and have experienced, nor do I think I have the capaci
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2y ago
I must have missed the bit where gender was relevant to the joke being made.
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2y ago
I will claim that IA is an overly-sensible org because they fought this in court. That about show a healthy respect to the law, middlemen and authors to argue in the presence of a judge. For Publishers and middlemen, this is a hollow victor
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2y ago
Thats a pretty strong claim, not wrong, but pretty strong as far as views go.
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2y ago
Apple will make a much better version? On what evidence?
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2y ago
or paper for that matter
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2y ago
Please elaborate further on what you mean by the phrasing of "Rural existence is already subsidized...." I'm uncertain if I missed the sarcasm or perhaps more likely my lack of comprehension.
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