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by yubblegum 2y ago
Will it soon be a crime to criticize 'El Doge' online...
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by yubblegum 2y ago
The comment's clarity was not questioned. You are passing around the same tired line that because politicians do not understand technology and how it can be used against anyone. Sure computers are new but communication technology is no
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by yubblegum 2y ago
one of the reasons wallstreet invented outsourcing of uppity techs.
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by yubblegum 2y ago
> technical literacy amongst the political establishment who consistently rely on the fallacy that having nothing to hide means you have nothing to fear. That's an awfully generous assessment on your part. Kindly explain just what &
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by yubblegum 2y ago
> This is outright corruption Mars, baby. You ain't seen nothin yet. I noted downvotes of displeasure. Rebuttal would be more informative. Focus on "cost savings" and doing away with "corruption". Bonus points fo
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by yubblegum 2y ago
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-02-20/-mar-a-la... ?
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by yubblegum 2y ago
> I'm all about efficiency, but why be stupid about it? USA is bankrupt and the elites have known this since 2008. Trump and co. are the front for the bankruptcy proceedings and the rest is stage management. So this is class warfare
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by yubblegum 2y ago
It's basically a caching problem. Unloading variables and saving them and loading another one because it is needed for a compuation takes time. So you want to minimize that, just like with a cache. Now a compiler has an advantage over
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by yubblegum 2y ago
Gee, at some point hard to tell if Elon is not just the guy on stage for whoever holds the (purse) strings.
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by yubblegum 2y ago
I read and grep'd the article.
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by yubblegum 2y ago
I love how they studiously avoid mentioning Iran in all these studies. There is a gap there between "Greece, Armenia, India and China". Hmm. Is this like the disappearing Persian Gulf syndrome?
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by yubblegum 2y ago
That box sticking out of dashboard is one of the most retarded things I've ever seen in a German car.
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by yubblegum 2y ago
It is an important set of facts and you did the right thing. Thank you, dang!
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by yubblegum 2y ago
The British Empire was not inflitrated and was not pursuing policies that prioritized another entity's interests. > powers because of gender neutral toilets and the price of eggs. A rather pathetic country and people, sadly. What is
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by yubblegum 2y ago
I worked at a village next to Geneve and the local restaurant was really good considering the price and location. (Cafe American in the city for the rack of lamb which is exquisite -- if they are still there; this is circa 2000)
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by yubblegum 2y ago
Right under the last line you can see a ghosted "a form of suicide". That's pretty strange for an IBM document.
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by yubblegum 2y ago
"Apathy"? How about disgust? The choices were Kamala and the Donald. I read that as a 'f.u. either way' from the political class. So yeah, not apathy.