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dgut

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About dgut

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    This is impressive. Good work.

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    Comment #37122706

    Source? As a counter anecdote: Madrid, where most people live near traffic, has the highest life expectancy in the EU at 85.4 years.

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    Comment #35716324

    I'm pretty sure IKEA has been legally Dutch for a while now.

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    Comment #35354261

    Peer-reviews have been broken way before GPT. People are expected to do it for free in a publish or perish academia...

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    Comment #35298438

    Compared to his contemporaries? He is possibly the most influential sculptor of the Renaissance. Michelangelo wasn't even born yet when Donatello died.

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    Comment #34863235

    What exactly did I write that is wrong? UG argues a universal grammar exists, and that humans innately posses knowledge about this grammar. It's this grammar that enables humans to…

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    Comment #34829796

    grammar as we know it was devised for the Latin language and linguists spend most of the time attempting to fit other languages into neat boxes that the Latin grammar wasn't design…

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    Comment #34799403

    Goodbye, good old trusted Linode :(

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    Comment #34159615

    The first thing that depresses wages in Southern Europe is lack of value creation.

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    Comment #31959661

    I prefer Stimulus vs htmx + hyperscript for two reasons: 1. You can easily reimplement all htmx and hyperscript functionality and fine-tune to your liking 2. You are not limited by…

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    Comment #31097811

    If you set the width/height to 12px, set the image's left padding to 0, and center things vertically with flex, it looks significantly better. image.width = 12 image.height = 12 im…

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    Comment #31071981

    > Seems clear at this point that the official Spanish government was behind these attacks, or the official registries got hacked (together with various delivery companies). Both ar…

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    Comment #30850113

    You're saying things that are obvious but the facts are: 1. Kaspersky could have long ago left Russia 2. We can't trust Kaspersky 3. The fight is real, even if the US gov lied, inc…

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    Comment #30789207

    I like this idea although labour is not the bottleneck, at least not in Spain. Any advance in robotics is a big plus to humanity. Hope you make it work very soon.

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    Comment #30651028

    A more reasonable demand would be to have a warning sign for government propaganda websites, without that affecting ranking. Search engines and video hosting platforms like YouTube…

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    Comment #30639660

    Okeano [0] is a free speech absolutist and privacy friendly search engine. [1] [0] https://okeano.com [1] https://twitter.com/OkeanoSearch/status/1502077779243847686

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    Comment #30567418

    "Putin dying or his regime getting toppled is going to create a huge power vacuum, lots of instability and is probably not going to be good for anyone" Ironically, this is the same…

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    Comment #30533074

    I hope you are right but I'm not so optimistic. Even if 1% of Russian nukes make it, that would be a total disaster.

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    Comment #30529320

    They can't win a war but they can end the world as we know it. Lavrov said WW3 will be nuclear. https://www.reuters.com/world/russias-lavrov-says-third-worl...

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    Comment #30499041

    Optimally people download the source and run it locally to avoid being blocked by referer.

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    Comment #30484203

    It only offered very limited military support. You entirely ignore that Castro came to power under a different pretext than communism but Cubans only learned this too late. Unfortu…