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by hackrnusr 4y ago
How is it worse for the Chinese government to collect this data on us than the feds in our own country?
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
I'm proud of the downvote that I got on this one.
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
For many older employees, this is not a choice that they can make.
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
Surprised the author didn't mention the book Nature of Computation by Mertens and Moore. It's a classic ... and available now at the everyday low price of $0 on LibGen.
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
Why don't people get as angry when US government steals money from their bank accounts to make debt payments by resorting to inflation?
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
Exactly.
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
A better title for the article would have been: A Return to Autocracy because that's what corporate America is all about when management has the upper hand.
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
Samantha Power could care less about the privacy rights of ordinary citizens. As far as she's concerned, only cyber-criminals and child pornographers need to hide their activities from the prying eyes of the government. Harsher prison
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
TL;DR Animal rights activists don't like the pain that hook fishing causes the prey, so eat saltwater fish instead.
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
Just ask chatGPT for some lessons.
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
"The entire space is still pretty raw, the UX’s aren’t anywhere close to Twitter yet ... Let's hope it stays that way.
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
One reason that the West may have provoked the current war with Russia is to create a hostile environment in the future where all of that countries' fossil fuel natural resources will be withheld from the provocateurs. Never underestim
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
What a great idea! Wish other states would follow suit immediately. All of the money being invested in electrifying this country's fleet of automobiles would be better spent trying to cure cancer or CVD.
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
That's probably a good thing. Citizens of Russia shouldn't be punished for their leader standing up to the United States.
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
This is my why I haven't used Apple for more than two decades. And why I'm never going back. To escape Twitter's walled garden, apparently you have to find a way to jump out of Apple's first.
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
Thanks for the suggestion. Probably worth benchmarking against fzf/ripgrep when I can find the time.
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
Is there an open source analog of voidtools Everything yet? Have never been able to find anything.
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
Mastodon?
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
Reading about all of the work that this developer went through to scale Twitter's walled garden makes me pine for the days of text-based Usenet news groups.
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
I think the DEI folks may have more lynchings in store for us, despite rumblings that their propagandizing may be doing more harm than 'good' .... https://www.nytimes.com/2023/01/17/opinion/dei-
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
Is that a bad thing?
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
I think both are still commonly used today.
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
Just use lisp, scheme, or closure in emacs and be done with it.
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
Have to wonder what's the definition of toxic. Anything that's not sufficiently politically correct?
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
Who says the exhaust from an automobile is toxic? Some references would be helpful.
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
That would be a good thing! If the host doesn't take steps to eliminate the parasite, eventually the parasite will eliminate the host.
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
How many people per year needlessly die as a result of drunk driving? Okay, now I bet you're not suggesting that we outlaw alcohol, right?
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
Some nice CO2 emissions on that missile.
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
Yeah, right. If only all of those cows would just stop farting the Earth would cool down mighty quick wouldn't it?
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
TL;DR: no one deserves their success so let's start redistributing.

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