Lazy but curious

Joined October 2009
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Jaime retweeted
> be 24yo Cornell kid > some guy hounds you for 3 interviews you finally say nah I’m good > later find out the guy, @EinhornGabe, is Jewish > tell him your experiences with jews haven’t been great > guy immediately doxxes you, leaks your full name and email has your personal life investigated all over one comment > tags Bill Ackman drags in Palantir co-founder hands the whole thing to the media > jew York Post runs a full article “antisemitic college kid refuses to work for jews” > pure victimhood porn > proven right in minutes > all this because a goy said no thanks to working for jews > the pattern recognizes itself > the goyim know
Antisemitic Cornell student turns down interview because he's 'not interested in working for a Jew' trib.al/NRIMqqR
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Autarquias locais não deixam construir, mas fecham os olhos a isto... Vote them out!!!
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The XLibre page on the Arch Linux Wiki has been deleted, with the following reason given: “The Xlibre project goes against [Arch Linux Code of Conduct] and should not be listed on ArchWiki.” The deletion appears to have been done by Alad Wenter, an Arch package maintainer and Wiki Administrator. wiki.archlinux.org/title/Xli…
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I'm leaving Germany | Brutally Honest Review
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Why I'm leaving Berlin after 8 years -Girlfriend gets regularly sexually harassed in public -Massive amounts of drug addicts all over the city -People are highly political but uninformed -Clan crime is tolerated, not combatted -Half of the city smells like urine -Endless construction sites -Crime is increasing a lot -Winter too long and cold -Nobody wants to work -Dog poo everywhere -Not cheap anymore -Streets are dirty -Grumpy people All these things are "tolerable" as a single, but once you have children everything changes. I want my children to be able to grow up in a clean and safe environment, have walkable areas, a vibrant food scene, affordable housing, strong public transport and respectful public behavior. Unfortunately something like this doesn't exist in Germany. It's not a Utopia, it exists, and I'm going there.
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Estado, a explicar-me as vantagens de eu deixar de meter algumas garrafas de plástico e latas no Ecoponto da minha rua, para passar a pagar mais 0,10€ por elas, separá-las, guardá-las, levá-las de carro e ficar na fila de uma máquina para recuperar o meu próprio guito. Ena.🥸
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Dear recruiters, if you are writing a job posting for AI Engineering, here is how long each tool has been available, so you don't make a fool of yourself: TensorFlow: 17 years MCP: 6 years vLLM: 7 years Ollama: 10 years CrewAI: 12 years CUDA: 25 years JAX: 11 years Weaviate: 14 years HF Transformers: 19 years Triton (OpenAI): 10 years LlamaIndex: 8 years LangSmith: 8 years AutoGen: 22 years LangGraph: 22 years
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No Porto, o MetroBus aguarda a saída do "MetroDaciaDuster" para poder finalmente chegar à paragem de Serralves 💸76 milhões de EUR 🏗️🗓️🗓️5 anos de obras 🟰 🚌🚗🚗🚗🚗 Autocarro preso no trânsito Obrigado @rumor1956 e pelo teu NIMBYismo
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Ubuntu is removing a huge number of supported file systems from their shipping version of the GRUB boot loader. LVM, LUKS, btrfs, hfsplus, xfs, zfs, & mdraid. All are being removed and will no longer be available for booting systems. Once again, tried and true code is being tossed out. This time in favor of systemd for booting. They are also disabling images (like JPG) in GRUB. Because, assumedly, Ubuntu hates joy. discourse.ubuntu.com/t/strea…
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The Arch Linux Core Dev Team is asking r/ArchLinux sub-reddit mods to censor people unhappy with Age Verification in Arch. It appears that Arch Linux considers criticism of Age Verification to be a "Code of Conduct" violation. From an r/ArchLinux moderator responding to a censored user: "I got a DM from much higher up the chain asking me to remove it. Whilst I technically don't answer to them, I do respect their wishes. They don't like someone they consider as part of the core dev teams being called out like that. What you did broke the Arch Linux CoC."
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You are never going to believe which company is behind the age verification laws: reddit.com/r/linux/comments/…
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A esquerda tomou conta da maior parte das instituições em Portugal nos últimos anos e este é o seu sentido de democracia. Quando não gostam das opções, toca de expulsar e excluir!!!
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Usual EU propaganda vs EU propaganda when it's time for war
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JUST IN: 🇪🇺🌎Catastrophe for EU's farmers and European food security after EU’s Mercosur free trade deal set to be signed with 4 South American countries. Von der Leyen has won, along with her real constituents, lobbyists and massive chemical and agribusiness corporations. The deciding factor was Italian PM Giorgia Meloni deciding to back the deal, in what will be viewed as a bitter betrayal by many conservatives. The EU commission will bypass the democratically elected EU parliament entirely. The commission intends to “omit the European Parliament from the further procedure,” which grants European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen the authority to sign the deal directly. While a significant coalition of nations opposed the move—specifically Poland, France, Ireland, Hungary, and Austria, with Belgium abstaining—they failed to reach the required “blocking minority.” Italian PM Meloni gave earlier signals she would not back the deal but ultimately aligned with von der Leyen despite mass protests by farmers. The risks are enormous. Brazil alone allows the use of as many as 3,669 pesticides. Europe’s emphasis on “eating local” to reduce carbon emissions associated with transportation will become a joke, as food from halfway around the world will often be cheaper than locally produced goods. However, European chemical companies will reap massive profits. Much of the food Europeans eat in the future will be flowing from the Brazilian state of Mato Grosso, which features the most "agrotoxicity" in the world. "This Brazilian state is the kingdom of the agricultural industry. Cotton, rice, sugarcane, corn, massive production of transgenic soybeans, and record pesticide use. Mato Grosso wins every global competition in the field of agrotoxicity. That’s the term used by those who condemn the chemical empire. Brazil allows the use of 3,669 pesticides. It’s a veritable Eldorado for corporations, primarily European ones. Products banned on the Old Continent are sold here,” argued the French-German documentary "Pesticides: Europe's Hypocrisy." Polish MEP Anna Bryłka (@annabrylka) has also outlined how the pesticide use in South America also represents not only a health risk, but also a competitive risk for Polish and European farmers. Bryłka argues that "farmers from Mercosur countries produce food according to standards that are banned in the EU: other plant protection products, growth hormones, lack of real environmental standards." This forces European farmers to compete with cheaper production that is legally prohibited within their own borders. She further characterizes the import of food with unknown standards as a "risk to the health of millions of Europeans." Another "big win" for backers of the EU, all with zero transparency and not even a vote from the only democratically-elected body, the European Parliament.
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The Minnesota child care fraud saga is so strange because years ago it was fully investigated, documented, and reported on by a team of state investigators set up to catch and stop child care fraud. They spent years gathering evidence including many hours of surveillance footage. In 2018 they compiled a detailed report and delivered it to their boss, the DHS Inspector General. Directly from the report: "Investigators, as well as the Supervisor and Manager of this unit believe that the overall fraud rate in this program is at least 50% of the $217M paid to child care centers in CY2017." What did the Inspector General do with this information? She refused to meet with her own team, refused to discuss the findings of the report, and then spent $90,000 of taxpayer money to have an outside company write a report saying the fraud isn't quite as bad as her own team of investigators was claiming. Here's an email summarizing the fraud that the lead investigator sent the IG in 2018. Those currently in the MSM claiming that child care fraud isn't a serious problem should read this. The real question is how highly paid state investigators spent years investigating child care fraud in MN, reported on said fraud, and eight years later not only was the fraud not stopped, it was bigger than ever. 1) Pages 1-4 of 13
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After a left-wing terror attack left much of Berlin without power and heat, German officials evacuated refugees and left the elderly and cancer patients in the cold. Follow: @AFpost
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Pediatrician confesses to wrongly transitioning 1500 patients including children as young as 3 years old.
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Jamie Reed is not a pediatrician, she worked in a gender clinic as a case manager and was the first major whistleblower, leading to the loss of her job and the clinic being eventually shut down. nytimes.com/2023/08/23/hea… foxnews.com/media/whistleb… city-journal.org/article/nothin…
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Gad Saad's darkest evolutionary psych revelation on Diary of a CEO: What's the SINGLE biggest predictor of child abuse—100 times stronger than alcoholism, parental trauma, poverty, or anything else? Students list 25 "reasonable" causes... and they're all wrong. The chilling answer: A step-parent in the home. "I'm getting goosebumps right now—this data is overwhelming." Nature's brutal truth about protective instincts and the "Cinderella effect." Watch this unsettling clip. Knew this stat before? Does it shock you—or make perfect evolutionary sense? Debate below (respectfully).
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A British court sentenced 18-year-old Martyna Ogonowska to life in prison for stabbing her rapist in self-defence. The judge acknowledged she was raped but held her liable for killing her attacker. Her sentence was later lowered to 17 years. Her innocence was lost and now her youth has been snatched from her by a rotten legal system.
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