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s1mplicissimus

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    Comment #48100332

    Do you believe the government doesn't keep track of your email, just because it's hosted on googles servers?

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    Comment #48100276

    I'd assume that you also never tried running your own email server and have the email actually delivered to a gmail address, then.

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    Comment #47985869

    So I really liked SimTower back in the day, this was a lovely read. Not sure if this is intentional, but while playtesting, I noticed that I can just build Condos and destroy them …

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    Comment #47979376

    Wouldn't it be possible to pipe away the heat to the next city and use it as heating there? That way the heat emissions wouldn't be as noticeable

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    Comment #47814261

    I was somewhat skeptical, but this got me: ``` fast fartsgrense er 80 fast minFart er 90 ```

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    Comment #47814251

    I don't have a problem, I can quit anytime I want!

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    Comment #47715943

    "Backed by" as in "running git under the hood", not as in "supported by the git organization". I'd probably use "powered by" in this case to avoid confusion

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    Comment #47205080

    `curl https://google.com?q=generate me some code | bash` - stupidly dangerous `curl https://claude|openai.com?q=generate me some code | bash` - not a supply chain risk of course

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    Comment #47150084

    Yea I wonder why people are willing to jump through such hoops, but to each their own I guess

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    Comment #47149726

    $450k "worth" in memecoins, mind you

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    Comment #47121524

    > Price can easily triple They can just as easily plummet to a fraction. Really depends on wether there's value for the entities that are paying

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    Comment #47047084

    Oh boy, did I hurt your feelings or something? If you call this pedantry, I'll gladly be a pedant in your perception. I'll call you ignorant in return though. And since you are an …

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    Comment #47047066

    > No surprise, lots of billionaires are still mediocre looking I interpreted that as something billionaires could afford to not care about, like good manners. But tbh. I'm not that…

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    Comment #47014132

    Remember how UK is not a part of the EU anymore for about a decade by now?

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    Comment #47013391

    But you can become wealthy too, and then pay for a personal trainer, those expensive status signifier items and even plastic surgery if needed. Just need to work harder! /s

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    Comment #47008522

    Mind sharing some of this supposedly easy to find evidence? I'm having a real hard time digging any up.

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    Comment #47002543

    I'm surprised this kind of speech was tolerated in the first place. Tbh even if it was, I'd do the devil and speak up in a way where I'm identifiable #futurecareerprospects I admir…

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    Comment #46951933

    There's other options to break this kind of cognitive pattern, like https://unhook.app/ If I want them, I can use them. No need to justify ads for this use case.

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    Comment #46782036

    It didn't even compile, which makes me consider wether your comment is just ignorant or outright maliciously misleading

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    Comment #46775017

    Just wanted to add another bit of reassurance. At some point during my career people started "stack overflow coding". But ultimately someone has to fix the difficult issues and whe…

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    Comment #46774970

    > high on your own supply. reminds me of a bar owner who died of liver failure. people said he himself was his best customer

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    Comment #46764073

    I signed up for the waitlist weeks ago, but no actual access is available :/

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    Comment #46763885

    I'm sure this is purely due to awesome AI and not the long term fallout from Brexit. The investment bank conducting the "research" is surely not invested in AI either.

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    Comment #46717626

    You seem to imply that the trade is only going in one direction. A quick lookup gave me (2024 data) €334.8 billion worth of EU imports from the US €532.3 billion worth of EU export…

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    Comment #46717600

    I'll try to express this as a programming analogy: You are correct that to the outside the EU market negotiates as a single entity, like, say, an interface: interface Market { inte…