NaliSauce

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by NaliSauce 9y ago
Germany and Switzerland do also have homeless people. Normalized to the population they're fewer though (about 39'000/80mio population for Germany compared to 550'000/300mio in the US, or 335'000/80mio for
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by NaliSauce 9y ago
Seems like the bolivar's and wow gold's value were on par around june/july 2017 (provided that these tweets are accurate): https://twitter.com/KalebPrime/status/877070731942789121 https:/&#x2F
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by NaliSauce 9y ago
Apparently World of Warcraft gold is more valuable at this point than the Venezuelan bolívar fuerte: https://twitter.com/KalebPrime/status/952648572729724934
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by NaliSauce 9y ago
Maybe to give a concrete example: When /r/anarchism (left leaning sub about anarchism, antifa, communism, ...) mods refused to enforce reddit's rules relating to the incitement to violence, reddit only removed the mods in que
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by NaliSauce 9y ago
I dug up the study by Stone Temple to see what kind of questions were asked (eg: are the questions really trivial or not) and they provide a few exampled in their write up. I am actually seriously impressed by how well those "personal
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by NaliSauce 9y ago
It's been done before by the UN: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cambodia#Vietnamese_occupation... TL;DR: Regime in cambodia genocides about 1/4 of its population between 1975-79, is removed from power by Vietn
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by NaliSauce 9y ago
I suppose that's one of the UNs weakness in that they lack the ability to enforce a lot of conventions.
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by NaliSauce 9y ago
Shouldn't he have been removed quite some time ago for violating the UN Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide?
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by NaliSauce 9y ago
TDP can apparently be configured to be higher or lower (12-25W). See https://www.amd.com/en/products/apu/amd-ryzen-7-2700u
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by NaliSauce 9y ago
I really like this even though I think it only makes for a minimal increase in privacy due to either SNI[1] or quickly grabbing the cert of an IP revealing the hostname if no SNI is supported. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wi
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by NaliSauce 9y ago
Such is the nature of trying new stuff. Fairly often it fails and the effort is at least partially wasted.
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by NaliSauce 9y ago
There used to be a time when twitter tried to brand itself as "the free speech wing of the free speech party"[1]. Obviously they have changed their stance by quite a bit. [1] https://www.theguardian.com/technology&
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by NaliSauce 9y ago
It seems like even the local firefighters and police stepped in: https://twitter.com/wikileaks/status/914472762030379012 https://twitter.com/catalannews/status/914453409453023232 What a
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by NaliSauce 9y ago
Especially the post-hoc rationalizing they did in that blog post - that was just insulting. I just couldn't help but get the impression that whoever wrote it thinks that the readers are either ignorant or stupid. It's probably jus
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by NaliSauce 9y ago
Out of interest: what is the reason/are the reasons that made you switch?
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by NaliSauce 9y ago
>bigotry >intolerance toward those who hold different opinions from oneself. Quite an ironic comment.
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by NaliSauce 9y ago
There's a chilling effect to this. If checks and balances at cloudflare are so nonexistent that the CEO having a bad mood results in the company violating its own policy - well, you set the precedent no matter how much you're clai
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by NaliSauce 9y ago
>That experiment was done in STEM academia recently, and showed a 2:1 hiring advantage for women. Back when I was still at university I was on a hiring panel for a new prof. In a first step we ranked all the applicants using qualitative
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by NaliSauce 9y ago
>hey uh, independent of whether we agree with you, can you please cool it because this is USA, Bay Area 2017 and you just can't say shit like that You make the Bay Area sound like a somewhat dystopian, closed and repressive place. I
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by NaliSauce 9y ago
I find it fascinating that (pressure) grouting is shown as something revolutionary and new here.
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by NaliSauce 9y ago
>Those who are in first category are happy, others not so much. Here's a thought: the people in society with the lowest income have to pay for this just like everyone else, yet they are the ones least likely to benefit from it. It i
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by NaliSauce 9y ago
True for old games, but for them the single core performance is enough (except maybe supreme commander with 5'000 units on the field). Looking forward with DX12 and Vulcan more cores seems to be more future proof. Plus shouldn't X
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by NaliSauce 9y ago
>the current representation of senior female engineers both at Facebook and across the industry is nowhere near where it needs to be. Where does it need to be and why?
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by NaliSauce 9y ago
Ryzen looks really promising, but I'll wait for naples since I want the additional PCIe lanes (and cores). All in all I am really happy with AMDs comeback - finally some competition.
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by NaliSauce 10y ago
On a only slightly related note: there's a guy who drove across a lot of Asia and Europe on a C90. He filmed some of it and cut it togheter. Here's an example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2LEgowbzSc
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by NaliSauce 10y ago
What if I told you that it was the people who forced the government to be fiscally responsible: https://www.efv.admin.ch/efv/en/home/themen/finanzpolitik_gr... Many countries in Europe, including Switzer
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by NaliSauce 10y ago
Wait - there are people who take stuff posted on tumblr and 4chan seriously? I purely visit those two places for entertainment. Sure it's a bit repetitive, but the sheer absurdity makes me laugh and that's good enough for me.