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permo-w
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permo-w
11d ago
surely it was due to AI
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permo-w
11d ago
like moving a file on a drive
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permo-w
11d ago
It's interesting that this is reported as Netherlands pulls gold out of US and not Netherlands moves gold to Bank of England, even in the British press
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permo-w
11d ago
the "it drives up potential stock prices" argument is a trap. it needs to be ignored and their claims need to be taken at face value, even if they're not intended to be
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permo-w
2mo ago
probably because it's being explained about as well as your comment or this repo manages to
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2mo ago
they say that Japan is simultaneously living 20 years in the past and 20 years in the future. lots of legacy devices are still being used for all manner of quirky convenience contraptions. they also live in an extremely high trust society w
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permo-w
2mo ago
Japan is full of them
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permo-w
5mo ago
thanks for explaining the obvious implication of my comment
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5mo ago
Shouting at them is like shouting at your chainsaw after it just chopped off your foot
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5mo ago
Seriously. TOR is primarily funded by the US government. Maybe this or not all bugs are deliberately left in for the sake of allowing backdoors, but people should not forget this
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5mo ago
the swings?
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5mo ago
the Haber process
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6mo ago
But having that thought is not a given. I value my own work significantly more than work I paid for, even if it is of the same quality.
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permo-w
6mo ago
If you read a bit further he does say that the reviews are good and he should give it a proper go
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6mo ago
Singapore seems to have done quite well operating on that notion
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6mo ago
This is assuming that the knowledge space being aimed at is discoverable solely by exploration of 1v1 games. Maths and maybe some of the sciences could be set up like this if you were very clever about it, but not much else.
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6mo ago
You're falsely conflating knowledge with intelligence
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7mo ago
Have it blackmail someone into doing it for you
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7mo ago
Presumably they're referring to the general ease of obtaining a second phone number. I think the bigger issue could be making a second Whatsapp account though. WhatsApp does not want you having multiple accounts. Last I checked there&#
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permo-w
7mo ago
Does Instagram even have reels in the browser? If it has I've never noticed them
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7mo ago
Which is odd because the major reason Xbox is petering out is because it's been completely mismanaged. Sony and Nintendo are still doing just fine. Nintendo even had a dodgy console that no one bought within relatively recent memory. X
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7mo ago
>Them, not him, I thought? The Master had several henchmen. I'll admit part of the difficulty there was that I'd skipped the ends of earlier chapters because they were too easy, so I was missing some context like this >Foes,
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7mo ago
Of course. Doesn't change the reality that this is why someone would accept a justification that a neutral would easily see as plainly dishonest. Anyway, this is why we need unions
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7mo ago
I was sarcastically pointing out the embedded assumption in the humour of the comment I was replying to. If you really must make this case, because it sounds like you've been waiting for the chance, go and make it to GP who was using s
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7mo ago
Yes
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7mo ago
Pardon?
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permo-w
7mo ago
You tell me why an employee would believe something convenient to them continuing to receive their paycheck
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7mo ago
This is one thing I cannot fault Trump on. He's really succeeded in reducing European reliance on, subservience to, and respect for the USA. Now if we can stand on our own and not just swing further towards China instead, he'll ha
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7mo ago
It's amusing to imagine spies from puny former British colonies snooping around the AT&T offices in trench coats and fedoras, but if this is the case, more likely they just share access to data from remote systems
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7mo ago
Evil Seer would be a good anagram if only Elsevier did any of the actual [re]viewing themselves
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