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by valunord 2y ago
If this deal happens, it could redefine how the US-China tech standoff is negotiated... Musk’s involvement would be fascinating - not just for the data implications, but for the precedent it sets: Can a single entrepreneur navigate and medi
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by valunord 2y ago
The ESA's article claims to "reveal" Mercury's shadowy north pole, yet the image provides no actual insight into the pole itself, which remains shrouded in permanent darkness... The term "revealed" feels more l
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Kagi Claude MCP Server - Use Kagi web search in Claude now!(github.com)
1 points by valunord 2y ago|0 comments
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by valunord 2y ago
Look, I get that you don’t see it that way, but dismissing this as some far-right echo chamber narrative feels pretty shortsighted. When I hear this stuff from actual Canadians - family, friends, and people living the experience - it’s ha
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by valunord 2y ago
Honestly, Greenland’s probably tired of feeling like a geopolitical football at this point. But as long as the Arctic’s up for grabs, expect it to stay on the radar.
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by valunord 2y ago
LOL, right? Somewhere between ‘affordable defense budget project’ and ‘sell your national debt to make it happen.’ Either way, the geopolitical value is worth more than the sticker price, and that’s the part people underestimate.
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by valunord 2y ago
Yep, and it’s not as far-fetched as people think. The US tried it under Truman too. This isn't just a Trump brainwave. It’s been on the table before, and it’ll probably come up again as Arctic competition ramps up. The question isn’t &
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by valunord 2y ago
That $14 per American sounds like a deal, honestly. But the tricky part is less about the money and more about convincing the people of Greenland that closer ties to the US are better than sticking with Denmark. Economic incentives only go
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by valunord 2y ago
I get why it feels like that, but Greenland’s strategic importance didn’t suddenly appear because Trump made headlines. The Arctic’s been heating up (literally and politically) for a while now. Russia’s been militarizing its Arctic coastlin
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by valunord 2y ago
I get the sentiment, but let’s not pretend Canada’s running some utopian alternative to the US. Canada’s got deep, deep, DEEP structural cracks that are hard to ignore. I've got family that fled Canada and I've got some more tha
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by valunord 2y ago
Haha, fair enough! Let’s just hope no one ends up eating their own words if Greenland - or even Canada - starts rethinking their options... Arctic politics can shift fast, and it’d be a shame to see China further sink its teeth into the reg
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by valunord 2y ago
I get the hesitation. 'Manifest destiny' doesn’t exactly have the best branding. But this isn’t about expansionism or flag-planting; it’s more like making sure the neighborhood’s in order before someone else moves in and rearrange
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by valunord 2y ago
Read my reply to krapp above. But yeah, Greenland's not just Denmark's icy backyard... it’s a strategic Arctic outpost sitting on rare earth minerals and shipping lanes that are about to become prime real estate as the ice melts.
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by valunord 2y ago
So while it's kinda hard to see at first blush perhaps, Greenland plays an actual critical role in North American security and economic interests - far more than it might seem at first glance. Yeah, Trump's interest aside (which d
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by valunord 2y ago
Let’s set aside the jokes for a second... there’s a case to be made for Canada, Greenland, and the US forming a closer political and economic union. Not as some imperialistic land grab, but as a pragmatic response to shifting global power d
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by valunord 2y ago
Would love to get Google and all the big companies' fingers out of my life, but spam is overwhelming today. Would love to see a robust tutorial to show us how to really do spam protection right.
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by valunord 2y ago
It feels as if Automattic doesn't do a complete paradigm shift and become truly open with their software everyone is going to give up on them entirely - at least everyone with significant talent and investment.
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by valunord 2y ago
How well does this work for families of 6-10 or more people? Does it work for keto and similar diets? Does it handle one-off OMAD (one meal a day) needs?
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by valunord 2y ago
What usecases are you finding for this kind of a tool?
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by valunord 2y ago
Too true. This is all of modern society.
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by valunord 2y ago
Very upsetting development. Not even a reasonable exit strategy and good deal for those needing to find a new home. 50% discount to exit to eM Client??? LOL, give me a break.
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by valunord 2y ago
I don't trust 1PW anymore. After they killed their product with their forced cloud storage with 8, they died. Not trustworthy behavior from anyone in that space.
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by valunord 2y ago
This is not capitalist. Google has itself said it's a communist org. Even commies and socialists like to make money.
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by valunord 2y ago
I like what they're working towards with V in Vinix as well. Exciting times to see such things with ABI compat with Linux opening new paradigms.
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by valunord 2y ago
Fuck that. Just have some willpower! Some of us have been doing OMAD without assistance, just grunting through the stress and pain for years. It's much healthier than drugging up.
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by valunord 2y ago
Great tool I think this is heads and shoulders above other options, including Projectors from OBS since it allows me to control the ecosystem I'm sharing very tightly and cleanly. Thank you!
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by valunord 2y ago
I once set out to learn Vi, but the absurd modal editing and convoluted key combinations for basic tasks made it a nightmare. Efficient and logical, my ass!
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What Happened to Kyber from Jean-Baptiste Kempf?
1 points by valunord 2y ago|0 comments
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by valunord 2y ago
Oh boy. Here we go.
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by valunord 2y ago
Pretty cool... but I hate writing long hand. :o) A shorthand teaching and capturing tool would be pretty cool though.

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