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xbar
2y ago
Unfortunately, there is excess demand generated by non-human corporate entities. There is not a supply/demand problem among humans-who-need-a-place-to-live. But there is investor demand for an investment vehicle that has the tax and as
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xbar
2y ago
A byproduct of large financial entities investing against each other in the market comprised of places where people need to live. Maybe that was not in the public's interest.
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xbar
2y ago
Museums are good.
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xbar
2y ago
Your statements do not have the effect you intended. I am now interested in studying the pro-PFOS pollution propaganda and its sources.
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xbar
2y ago
Thank you Mr. Anders.
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xbar
2y ago
Thanks Mike for coloring and shaping so much of what I call my own imagination. I never knew how much I have lived in debt to you. Rest in peace.
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xbar
2y ago
The infinitives are so very, very deeply and unnecessarily split.
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xbar
2y ago
The food safety laws of 1906 and the safe cosmetics laws of 1935. Seriously, the death and destruction caused by lead, morphine and mercury in everyday things was not a joke.
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xbar
2y ago
This bad law is not a substitute for your possibly-good law. Bad lawmakers commit this fallacy all the time. Write your good law idea down and send it to a lawmaker who will act.
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xbar
2y ago
Every President is equivalently, and rightly, castigated by the opposition party over their executive orders. Every executive order by every President is an abuse of power, as far as I'm concerned. 55/yr for Trump? 44/yr for
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xbar
2y ago
If I host a site that is vulnerable to XSS, is it inadvertant Iaas?
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xbar
2y ago
It is a good question. I am glad that the FTC is testing it.
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xbar
3y ago
We should demand good journalism. The remainder of this article quotes more than a dozen sources. It seems to rise above pure political commentary by a fair chunk. There is no surprise to me that the chair of a tech privacy panel is opposed
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xbar
3y ago
If true, it's impressively foolish. Still, pre-BUSL Terraform is an achievable goal.
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xbar
3y ago
So, if the AI kicks out your name, you're ok with that?
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xbar
3y ago
I am sorry to see you being downvoted. I feel completely betrayed by 3M. All of the fondness I had for the brand from floppy disks to early post-it notes, painter's tape, and scotch taping gifts with my mom.... all of them are tained w
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xbar
3y ago
"The biggest deficiency in the free software community today is not in the software—it is the lack of good free documentation that we can include with the free software." - gdb manual
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xbar
3y ago
The 2nd audio clip sounded more pleasant to me.
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xbar
3y ago
Discussions of what is/is not syntactic sugar are unapproachable for me because I cannot get past the abuse of sugar's essential functions in the tortured metaphor.
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xbar
3y ago
Outsourcing the production and management of your critical IP to CCP-controlled factories is fine, but letting me wrench on my own 2025 Harley is going to end America?
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xbar
3y ago
Somehow I am inspired to write a variety of WWII-era US Army-style training manuals for operating my complex systems.
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3y ago
I am baffled by the fact that NYPD can avoid the determination of legality by withdrawing subpoenas. It seems like it would be in X/Meta/Alphabet's interest to get the question in front of a judge in order to require warrante
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xbar
3y ago
The most significant thing I took from this blog was how happy I am that Figma is not going to be a part of Adobe.
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3y ago
Monetization always happens.
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xbar
3y ago
> There is a culture of entitlement surrounding open source which drives "expectations" from people who give stuff away for free and it's maddening.
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3y ago
Precisely. But if you don't spend even $200 more on the Macbook Pro to get 16GB, you are leaving a bit of the M3's performance on the table due to swapping. So, $1799. Or step up to the M3 Pro with 18GB at $1999. And on the Air yo
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xbar
3y ago
This has been my experience. My 15" M2 Air has never gone off the deep end on these tasks. Cool and quiet during streaming and heavy multitasking. To be fair, I felt compelled to spend hundreds of dollars extra on 24GB and 1TB to addre
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xbar
3y ago
A "bug" is a very generous term for how severely punitive CC 1.x, 2.x and 3.x were. It was flatly bad and wrong and did exactly the opposite of what it was promised to do--permit rights holders to let users share their work and at
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xbar
3y ago
Making a conclusion that this forum was somehow uniform in the position you suggest is too revisionist to finish reading the remainder of your comments.
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xbar
3y ago
Two things can be trouble.
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