1234letshaveatw

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by 1234letshaveatw 6d ago
I would go so far as to call it a privileged perspective
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by 1234letshaveatw 6d ago
I would describe it morso as a collective of developers adding layer upon layer all with the best of intentions
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by 1234letshaveatw 6d ago
Incorrect on both counts
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by 1234letshaveatw 6d ago
TIL an intelligence agency spying on a foreign adversary is human rights abuse. I would be super upset if my country of residence did the same to a neighbor sending rockets my way, would make me sick to my stomach
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by 1234letshaveatw 6d ago
yes, OC was so brave
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by 1234letshaveatw 7d ago
Nah, let's just throw a new web framework at them that consumes all their newfound computing capacity. Always leave em' wanting more
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by 1234letshaveatw 15d ago
Yes, meant to make him laugh more than anything. We've had some conversations envisioning us returning home from our mandatory days in the office only to find our robots hanging out on the porch together enjoying themselves and living
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by 1234letshaveatw 15d ago
Its main responsibility will be to stand in my front window and make the JO sign when my neighbor drives by
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by 1234letshaveatw 23d ago
yet somehow the outcome for the US has been much better. EU wins on paper though, yay!
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by 1234letshaveatw 23d ago
No, a Medicaid funded care facility is the alternative
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by 1234letshaveatw 27d ago
Ours has a volunteer run used bookstore that sells a few for pennies on the dollar. Vast majority are shredded
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by 1234letshaveatw 27d ago
I'm not a bsky person so I didn't click though but library books aren't "retired" to a farm upstate. My SO works at a library, they are mostly shredded. This is a nothingburger
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by 1234letshaveatw 1mo ago
Its a "consensus"
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by 1234letshaveatw 1mo ago
Interesting, my insurers, through my employers, have always required a annual physical
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by 1234letshaveatw 1mo ago
does decreasing demand raise prices?
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by 1234letshaveatw 1mo ago
very interesting! So US refineries that can handle heavy crude are unable to handle light crude?
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by 1234letshaveatw 1mo ago
they are both noisy
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by 1234letshaveatw 1mo ago
I'm sorry you were unable to grasp the point, which was that both are loud, and both can can have a impact even if located on an adjacent property. I hope that clears it up for you, but, as an aside, I suggest that instead of trying to
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by 1234letshaveatw 1mo ago
your neighbors property is not yours either, and hmm, I wonder if datacenters and wind turbines have anything in common?
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by 1234letshaveatw 1mo ago
I'm fond of Netflix?
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by 1234letshaveatw 1mo ago
does this site not serve the public interest? I hope you didn't hurt anyone's feelings
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by 1234letshaveatw 1mo ago
Is all of their energy consumption met by domestic production?
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by 1234letshaveatw 1mo ago
I'm sure you would welcome a data center in your backyard
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by 1234letshaveatw 1mo ago
that's wild, it's not like the videos are hosted on an irrelevant platform like bluesky or something. Who knows
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by 1234letshaveatw 1mo ago
That is surprising, unlike the expected USA bad rhetoric
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by 1234letshaveatw 1mo ago
Still happening https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/sd.71358
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by 1234letshaveatw 1mo ago
cute justification
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by 1234letshaveatw 2mo ago
true, but the motivations of OSS contributors are benign (overall)
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by 1234letshaveatw 2mo ago
you are probably right! nobody does more domestic discourse shaping than China, but good reason says none of that would take place externally
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by 1234letshaveatw 2mo ago
That isn't the Chinese way. They are much more focused on undermine and extinguish. Just look at the European car industry- on its way to being non-existent after the market was flooded, bye bye manufacturing base. Undercut the US A

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