xenospn

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   by xenospn 2y ago

   I did
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   by xenospn 2y ago

   I wonder who’s fault is that?
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   by xenospn 2y ago

   Oh that’s not even in the same neighborhood. Not even close.
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   by xenospn 2y ago

   “To combat disinformation, Brazil gave one judge broad power to police the internet. Now, after he blocked X, some are wondering whether that was a good idea.” Maybe they should tweet about it? Oh wait
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   by xenospn 2y ago

   So your sources are one unrelated story from four years ago and one random “theory” page?
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   by xenospn 2y ago

   There’s plenty of data to support my personal experience.
7. 727.▲
   by xenospn 2y ago

   Are people really that naive to think a homegrown Russian app isn’t providing access to the kremlin? If I was in Russia, I wouldn’t touch anything that isn’t iMessage with a 100 yard stick.
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   by xenospn 2y ago

   I spent a few weeks as a salary man in Japan (just working alongside them), and noticed how quite a few people would just stare at their monitors and pretend to do work, without ever actually doing anything. Then they’d run to the printer (
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   by xenospn 2y ago

   You’re thinking of cats. Dogs don’t actually eat the remains of their owners.
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    by xenospn 2y ago

    Even an automated phone call service to make sure someone picks up. I’m surprised it isn’t a thing.
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    by xenospn 2y ago

    Anyone who has ever worked with Indian development teams knows that this is largely untrue. Unless your definition of “better” is different than most.
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    by xenospn 2y ago

    I read somewhere (not sure if accurate), that the body always has around 500,000 calories in reserve, so starving is a very long process.
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    by xenospn 2y ago

    Investors? In 1988? In Cyprus?
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    by xenospn 2y ago

    They all learn English. But they will usually avoid speaking it if possible.
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    by xenospn 2y ago

    A 4chan post, no doubt.
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    by xenospn 2y ago

    Good luck verifying that.
17. 737.▲
    by xenospn 2y ago

    I used it for years on FreeBSD and hacked around its many parts. So much nostalgia!
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    by xenospn 2y ago

    Did it spark one in Colorado or California? No it did not.
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    by xenospn 2y ago

    Ancient Egyptian comes to mind. And we couldn’t figure it out until we found the Rosetta Stone.
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    by xenospn 2y ago

    I'm working on a trip planner for vegans. This is designed to solve my particular problem as a full time (vegan) nomad who likes to stay in walkable cities. I noticed that sometimes, I book accommodations in a new city without realizin
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    by xenospn 2y ago

    I have not! Will check it out
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    by xenospn 2y ago

    You’re missing a lot of Elon fanboys.
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    by xenospn 2y ago

    Drugs don’t change a persons entire personality.
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    by xenospn 2y ago

    My contribution: not starting a culture war that drove out advertisers, causing valuation to crash.
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    by xenospn 2y ago

    Never used zed, but have been using cursor for a few weeks and it’s fantastic. They’ve integrated autocomplete with LLM suggestions and it just works.
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    by xenospn 2y ago

    Sounds to me like the federal government owns it and it just happens to be within Utah’s borders. They shouldn’t have any claim to tax it.
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    by xenospn 2y ago

    Why do we need to “use” it? Just leave it alone.
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    by xenospn 2y ago

    “People could stop texting soon because autocomplete will take over”.
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    by xenospn 2y ago

    That’s what I thought. Which means most of his supporters also have no idea they’re fake.
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    by xenospn 2y ago

    Just tax meat. Cows consume enormous amounts of resources both directly and indirectly.