chabes

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by chabes 4d ago
Grass fiber isn’t digestible by humans, but the rest is. Juice, roots, flowers, seeds
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by chabes 6d ago
They’re talking about creative expression, not jobs
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by chabes 7d ago
That’s not what happened here. Your strawman is showing.
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by chabes 7d ago
I happened upon a chance to play with one of these last year. I was visiting London for only a day while on a trip around Europe, and made sure to visit Schneiders Keller while I was there. Tom (who brought us the open source Turing Machine
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by chabes 7d ago
Won’t anyone think of the poor SF landowners https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49600627#49634171
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by chabes 7d ago
Murals are a part of nearly every city in the world. Comments about “private property” show a lack of cultural awareness. Such a shame.
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by chabes 10d ago
I find it hilarious that folks still consider Musk to be pro free speech. He has shown time and again that the underlying philosophy is “free speech for me, but not for thee”… …or more specifically “don’t tell me (and people who agree with
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by chabes 15d ago
So pathetic that companies like Apple keep appeasing the unpopular fat old dictator. Take a stand already.
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by chabes 16d ago
What I’m talking about is an obvious front facing indicator. Not a shiny piece where a shiny piece usually resides on some kinds of frames. Not a single LED that can be covered.
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by chabes 16d ago
Yes, assholes should be held accountable for their own actions, but this issue goes beyond that. Having a recording indicator would be a simple fix for Meta. As for Apple, the camera can be an optional upgrade, but not everyone will actuall
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by chabes 16d ago
Apple is one of the few companies that has the resources to challenge authoritarian bullshit, and yet..
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by chabes 16d ago
Came here to say this. Meta is a terrible company, but smart glasses are a game changer for blind/low vision folks. Both can be true at the same time. I have a feeling that Apple will have a better product in the end, one that is more
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by chabes 1mo ago
Private Equity is a cancer
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by chabes 1mo ago
Joey is a gem
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by chabes 1mo ago
Nice! I wanted something like this recently, but am trying to avoid vibe coding janky solutions to my problems, so it’s nice to see someone else taking this on.
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by chabes 1mo ago
Zilldo
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by chabes 1mo ago
I’d rather there also be a collaboration between the models. Competition can only get you so far. Each model has a unique set of strengths and weaknesses, and collaboration allows for the strengths to be pooled, while the weaknesses are hed
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by chabes 1mo ago
Lindsey*
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by chabes 2mo ago
A lot of plants aren’t pollinated by bees. There’s pollinator wasps, flies, moths, butterflies… even birds and bats are pollinators
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by chabes 2mo ago
Having a blood boy will not save you from inevitable death
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by chabes 3mo ago
How so?
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by chabes 3mo ago
Fair means even playing field. These dudes are used to a system that they can cheat. I pay taxes. These people spend copious amounts to avoid paying. There is an economic threshold of money spent vs money not taxed. They spend within that t
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by chabes 3mo ago
> Then, in a change of direction, he used the Ferranti Mark I to pioneer computer-assisted mathematical biology—studying morphogenesis, the emergence of pattern and structure in living tissue. Turing was in the midst of this groundbreaki
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by chabes 3mo ago
So ridiculous that folks will spend millions personally to avoid paying their fair share in taxes. Is the alternative really that bad Sergey? You would be paying a similar amount, and the money would actually go to some use, as opposed to b
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by chabes 3mo ago
Daily Mail and Tulsi Gabbard are both known liars. Anyone trustworthy have anything to say on the matter?
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by chabes 3mo ago
> 4. Customer found that the account was apparently unused and empty Empty does not equate to unused. This was their old account that they definitely used.
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by chabes 3mo ago
My point is about letting wild places be wild, not about the environmental impact of climbing as a whole.
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by chabes 3mo ago
> Humans leave their traces everywhere so why this principle for mountains? It’s called conservation. It is why we have these places to climb in the first place. These are protected wild places.
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by chabes 3mo ago
I am of the belief that we should leave a place better than we find it. When litter is in my path, I remove it. To do otherwise would go against this fundamental principle. Natural places should be protected from the widespread exploitation
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by chabes 3mo ago
The mountain should have never been bolted in the first place. The debate that it is an established route and thus should be left up comes from a place of entitlement. If you can’t climb the mountain, what are you even doing there? There ar

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