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by weberer 2y ago
Well the report just released now, so its possible they just don't have an article ready yet. I would be surprised if they didn't say anything about news this big by the end of the day.
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After Action Review of the Covid-19 Pandemic: Lessons Learned and a Path Forward [pdf](oversight.house.gov)
5 points by weberer 2y ago|6 comments
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by weberer 2y ago
In the official Multi-Account Containers add-on, there's an option for "Always open this site in..." where you can chose a container. How does this differ?
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by weberer 2y ago
>Any other open-source software that has a comparable development time that I'm not aware of? GNOME famously had that file picker thumbnail issue open for 18 years. https://www.omglinux.com/gnome-thumbnails-file-pick
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by weberer 2y ago
Yeah, its nice to see MS finally get a taste of their own medicine for a change. If they really cared about "breaking walls" and openness, they're more than free to release an Xbox app for Linux.
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by weberer 2y ago
>Bad faith argument again Stop saying this whenever somebody disagrees with you. That's not what that term means at all.
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by weberer 2y ago
https://archive.is/9zUCM
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The first close-up picture of a star outside our own galaxy(eso.org)
31 points by weberer 2y ago|11 comments
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by weberer 2y ago
>rules that were literally written in blood. Literally?
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by weberer 2y ago
That sounds just like the FairTax plan https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FairTax
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by weberer 2y ago
Oh boy, after 30 years we're finally getting a resurgence of the Science Wars! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Science_wars Edit: Also be sure to read the prequel https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L
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by weberer 2y ago
Its not fuel economy laws, its the highway safety laws. Light cars are usually more efficient. Maybe you're thinking of the strict emission laws regarding NOx and SOx that prevent diesel cars.
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by weberer 2y ago
Oh wow, that's bullshit. I just tried to copy the address and got a little alert saying "ALERT: Content is protected !!"
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by weberer 2y ago
I'm not too up to date on Twitter clones. What's the difference between this and Mastadon?
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by weberer 2y ago
You can take I-95 through Philadelphia at around 100kph when there's no rush hour traffic.
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by weberer 2y ago
>From whom? Everyone who currently takes a ground-based taxi, I would guess. >For what purpose? Getting from A to B in the shortest amount of time. >How much are they willing to pay for it? Now there's the real question. Appar
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by weberer 2y ago
>What do you mean? ... The law already allows it, it just doesn't mandate it. That's exactly what I meant by: >All they have to do is add a line to the law enforcing companies to respect the DNT or GPC header.
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by weberer 2y ago
I am informed and chose "No" each time. Why do EU lawmakers not allow me to automatically say no? All they have to do is add a line to the law enforcing companies to respect the DNT or GPC header. https://en.wikipedia.o
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by weberer 2y ago
The Cumulative inflation rate since 2020 is 21.8%. https://www.usinflationcalculator.com/
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by weberer 2y ago
Can you give some examples of what a far left country or government would be?
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by weberer 2y ago
Why didn't they focus on that? I think the average person would care a lot more about that fact than Trump being convicted on 34 counts of not properly filing business records. Since inflation actually affects them. Yet the convictions
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by weberer 2y ago
>I don't think the policy positions even matter that much I disagree hard. You should have a strong policy that people can believe in. When the average person sees that the price of certain groceries are 3x what they used to be, the
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by weberer 2y ago
It would be cool to have this activate when a Jupyter notebook is currently running a cell, and deactivate automatically when its finished.
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by weberer 2y ago
There's an old saying: "Judge a tree by its fruits". Be sure to remember this the next time Anthropic starts talking a big game about "our values".
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by weberer 2y ago
Perplexity adds citations to the end of each statement. Its nice to be able to go to the primary source and verify whether its mixing anything up.
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by weberer 2y ago
In the US and other developed countries, they burn clean fuels like natural gas or propane. These emit minimal soot. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clean_fuel#/media/File:Access_...
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by weberer 2y ago
Do you have any examples other than the 2 > 3 transition? Maybe within the last 5 years?
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by weberer 2y ago
It does since we're using US dollars to describe it since each dollar is not worth less than it used to relative to other objects.
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by weberer 2y ago
Yeah, that's $2,102.58 in 2024 dollars due to a 40.2% cumulative rate of inflation since then according to usinflationcalculator.com
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by weberer 2y ago
Oh, I assumed it was the zip code for Bretton Woods. Its funny how it works out to just the next state over. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bretton_Woods_system

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