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by veave 3y ago
>Shares of AT&T this week hit their lowest level in 30 years So, they are pushing this because someone is shorting the company.
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by veave 3y ago
revs up engine while keeping clutch down
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by veave 3y ago
It's not exactly like that. Average IQ is very different between races. That explains many discrepancies. And it also explains these policies that revolve around cutting down the tall poppies.
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by veave 3y ago
The state of the art compiler has been LLVM for 10 years already.
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by veave 3y ago
Is this one of those synthetic benchmarks that don't mean much?
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by veave 3y ago
short time span == 30 days???
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by veave 3y ago
That's how you get astronomically high housing prices
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by veave 3y ago
>Very xenophobic society. Maybe that's why it works so well.
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by veave 3y ago
I've read this comment (or variations of it) so many times I am starting to wonder if it's a joke that I'm missing. Or simply propaganda. I understand that you are in tech and are happy with your position, but consider the li
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by veave 3y ago
While I agree with you that America is using Europe in this way, let's not pretend this isn't a self-inflicted wound. For America it doesn't matter if it's a dem or rep president - they do whatever they have to do to sta
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by veave 3y ago
Same here, Twitch makes you sit through 10 seconds of ads, I just ^W the tab immediately
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by veave 3y ago
I suppose I understand what the author's position is, but they wrote a long post explaining that, since we have a flawed system, we are allowed to create new systems that are as flawed as that one... and that doesn't sound too goo
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by veave 3y ago
I wonder who goes around thinking "I'm going to expose an oscilloscope to the WAN!". Something you have to do on purpose, taking lots of extra steps, because of CG-NAT. Kinda asking for it.
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by veave 3y ago
>Which Lemmy rules were you looking at? I can't find anything from the project itself except for a code of conduct for contributors. I was talking about the main lemmy instance, https://lemmy.world/ - if you look at
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by veave 3y ago
Okay, let me be more clear. I checked lemmy's rules and they link to mastodon's rules, so they even share the same set of rules. https://mastodon.world/about No hate speech (for example, no "derogatory posts&
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by veave 3y ago
I admit I haven't looked at Lemmy's CoC, but I have looked at Mastodon's CoC, I imagine it's practically the same, and yes, it's politically charged, so I tend to agree. (When I talk about Mastodon's CoC, I am
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by veave 3y ago
I'm not accusing you of this, but this argument sounds like the usual "my set of rules is not politically charged, they are just common sense!", which is always bollocks.
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by veave 3y ago
Doesn't seem very neutral.
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by veave 3y ago
Thank you very much for taking the time to write this comment.
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by veave 3y ago
Thanks. But I ask objectively, not in comparison to Atomic Habits. And, perhaps, if there's any book better than the two... feel free to comment.
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by veave 3y ago
>Meanwhile Power of Habit was more like a pop-science book with the goal of teaching you brain science and apply it. I'd pay 50k-100k for that book, it has been revolutionary. I'm off all drugs, I can quit social media whenever
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by veave 3y ago
The reason you don't see long term support on Android is the same reason Linux failed in the desktop: the Linux kernel developers want everything mainlined and are not interested in keeping a stable kernel API for drivers, but in the r
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by veave 3y ago
Why would you want to code lying in bed?
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by veave 3y ago
pfas are estrogenic. And yes, it explains a few things.
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by veave 3y ago
I suppose you are being facetious because what you said sounds absurd.
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by veave 3y ago
They evidently are. They are useful, convenient, and cheap.
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by veave 3y ago
Somalia is a shithole, but the problems of Somalia are not caused by free commerce.
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by veave 3y ago
I consider the government interfering in commerce to be authoritarian, correct.
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by veave 3y ago
>People freak out at the start and complain but no one cares and life continues on. And what are we supposed to do against this, raise in arms? In my country we have two big parties but they are in cahoots (practically have the same prog
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by veave 3y ago
How is "die" a threat?

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