valianteffort

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by valianteffort 2y ago
The extent to which peoples brains have been completely oneshotted by public personalities like Musk and Trump needs to be researched. It's as though they have surrendered all ability to reason because of their total contempt for these
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by valianteffort 2y ago
100% the case
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by valianteffort 2y ago
I'm sure this thought has crossed most peoples mind at some point. There are a lot of people out there just cruising as life happens to them. And perhaps intelligence is more of an indicator of agency.
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by valianteffort 2y ago
I don't know what's more insulting, writing this article that treats women as though they lack any agency over their actions, or reading it.
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by valianteffort 2y ago
The SV vibe shift post Trump assassination attempt was clear. The technocracy is in.
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by valianteffort 2y ago
What is the point of making pretensious snob comments like this? You are out of touch, less young people have their licenses than ever before. Car ownership, maintenance, and insurance are expensive. There is a huge market for people who wo
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by valianteffort 2y ago
Why should CA budget to prevent forest fires when the federal government will just subsidize their natural disaster recovery?
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by valianteffort 2y ago
What a completely idiotic parallel to try and draw.
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by valianteffort 2y ago
>No, they all do it for cost reasons You think this (incorrectly) because you're being either willfully ignorant or just naive. Apple have more insight on their devices and consumers than you could possibly imagine. Apple know that
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by valianteffort 2y ago
Our country (the US) was not designed for public transportation. Renting a car is fine if you never want to leave your suburb. Many people where I am at commute 100mi to the bay for work. I think Elon's bet on driverless vehicles is st
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by valianteffort 2y ago
Where did I say growth? I said it was phenomenal. Funny how you just misinterpreted my comment to make your vapid retort.
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by valianteffort 2y ago
Tesla just had a phenomenal quarter so no, this is just the mediocre overpriced EV's being sold at a loss by legacy auto.
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by valianteffort 2y ago
So Trump is now forever responsible for everything people he had previously employed say moving forward? That is the position you are taking? If you're looking for things to judge a man by, let it be his own actions. Project 2025 is th
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by valianteffort 2y ago
The forward is written by Kevin D. Roberts: https://static.project2025.org/2025_MandateForLeadership_FUL... I would hope in light of this new evidence, you would reconsider trusting whatever source told you that lie. But le
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by valianteffort 2y ago
Stopped reading at "Project 2025". Anyone who actually thinks Trump is associated with that is clearly too stupid to make any meaningful point. It does not matter how much they try to pin it on him. People who fall for propaganda
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by valianteffort 2y ago
No they're just overspec'd and overpriced. If their goal was to ultimately release a consumer level device, they shouldn't have gone overboard with tech that has limited room for cost cutting. It's typical of Apple'
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by valianteffort 2y ago
The 1 JPY coin and (all?) USD bills are 1 gram exactly
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by valianteffort 2y ago
There are countless videos on youtube of people recording their experience with FSD's open beta. It is probably 90% of the way there, if not more. Anyone who thinks Tesla won't get there first is peak delusional. Hate on Elon as m
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by valianteffort 2y ago
I played through the entirety of Elden Ring and its DLC on my macbook pro through GPTK which is a pretty modern and demanding game. Don't think that would be possible on asahi.
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by valianteffort 2y ago
Canvasing has been around forever. You've never had someone outside a grocery store ask you whether you're registered to vote? Trump's 2016/2020 campaigns did less of these older methods of finding votes as, believe it o
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by valianteffort 2y ago
Probably a useful reminder to some that you don't hate google enough. Degoogle your life everyone.
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by valianteffort 2y ago
We have ample land for landfills in the US, it is not cost effective to ship it to the third world. The ganges is filled with bodies and trash unrelated to anything we are doing here in the US.
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by valianteffort 2y ago
I think prusa have been resting on their laurels and fallen very far behind. Bambu sort of raised the bar with their printers and the price points they are offered at. They took much of the tinkering out of the equation that filtered most p
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by valianteffort 2y ago
Meanwhile you have ignored all other potential attack vectors. Fingerprinting (remarkable how little entropy it takes to identify an individual), zero-days that escape Tor's sandbox, etc. Why does Tor browser even ship with javascript
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by valianteffort 2y ago
Every day we see some new article about how much of a complete piece of shit westerners are and if they just sacrifice this one luxury we will save the sea turtles. I don't want to hear a thing until the largest polluters are reprimand
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by valianteffort 2y ago
Federal agencies operate enough exit nodes to make Tor use risky at best. I have no idea if they have since implemented some feature to prevent this but if not I would stay far away from Tor if you're planning to do illegal things. The
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by valianteffort 2y ago
The energy density shown in the hero of the article makes it more likely LiFePO4.
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by valianteffort 2y ago
The writer seems to have a hard-on for Clarkson which sort of defines his whole opinion about the program. I miss when writers made their bias less obvious.
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by valianteffort 2y ago
Rakuten, temu, aliexpress, etc. are probably gaining concerning market share for amazon. I cancelled prime years ago because if it's some mass produced chinese white label products you can get the same thing on ebay for cheaper let alo
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by valianteffort 2y ago
The scientific community is rife with pretentious know-it-all types. The type that draw conclusions before something is conclusive. Better not to take them seriously. They recently built a cafe deep inside carlsbad caverns. If food was an i

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