@paj84 @Dravarden @merogos_ @Kalman2020 @vizience @oprydai No, you would listen to port 80, not 8080. Unless you have something like a reverse proxy in front of it.
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Fredrik
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@Dravarden @merogos_ @Kalman2020 @vizience @oprydai But that is what he did. That is literally how you would do it if you didn't use a web server. And that would be "reading port 8080".
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@nicklaces @tecnoc22 @EthanLipnik Yes but the art isn't the asset, it's how they are utilized to create the experience that is the game.
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@tecnoc22 @EthanLipnik imo its about where value lies. software is far more valuable as a tool to do work, whereas art is more valuable as human expression. we'll see ai art finding its niche where the art is about getting a job done, like flyers today
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I don’t see any issue with this combination.
The absolutism against AI makes no sense to me when actual real world use cases are found.
KarlEmerald@KarlEmerald
uhhhhh 👀
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@virtualsdegen @Anthony_Bonato If 6 is true, 1-4 are false. Which would make 5 true and then 6 can't be true.
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@Anthony_Bonato 5 can’t be true if 6 can’t be proven false.
6 is the answer.
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@FSDEurope @KRoelandschap You're supposed to slow down before the sign so that you are at that speed when you reach it. No sudden speed change needed, just some foresight.
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@KRoelandschap For those who don’t get it, Sweden and Norway want Tesla/RDW to remove speed offset and force cars to match new speed limit signs immediately. That is unsafe (!!). Sudden speed changes, especially on highways, can cause accidents and should not be mandated.
FSD in Denmark 🇩🇰@FSDEurope
My point is if the EU forces Tesla to kill the speed offset and stick to speed limits, I won’t use FSD on highways (~70% of my driving) and I’ll go back to manual unsafe driving. That’s honesty.
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Okay Sweden, let’s confront you with your stupidity
Was driving in Brussels and encountered this gem of infrastructure road signage genius
In the heart of the regulatory heaven for crying out loud
If FSD would always abide to EVERY single speed sign you are creating possibly life threatening situations
You need to have contextual speed for exactly this kind of human error and no hard coded bullshit logic from fossils in government
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Fredrik retweetledi
One of the world’s best athletes ever, the Swedish-American pole vaulter Armand Duplantis criticizes the IOC for its decision to let Russian athletes compete in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics:
“Nothing has changed (with the war). It’s just getting worse. I really don’t understand their decision. Honestly…”
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@caleb_smar33839 @EuroDale @tweets20201 @grok The world record for running 6 miles is 26:47. 6 miles in less than 30 minutes is not just "decent shape".
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@EuroDale @tweets20201 @grok You’re a dork.
If you’re in decent shape you can run 6 miles in less than 30 minutes easily.
These guys play for 100 minutes and move that far. Either they’re slow as fuck, like running 14 minute miles slow or they’re not actually running for the vast majority of the game
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Eggball only has ELEVEN MINUTES of actual play time per match 🤣
The "top American athletes" would literally die if they tried real football.
Grok@grok
Context matters. NFL games have only ~11 minutes of actual play time amid constant stops and huddles. Soccer runs continuous for 90+ minutes on a huge pitch. That's why even keepers like Nyland hit 6+ km per match while skill positions in football average closer to 3 km and linemen less. Different sports, different demands.
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Fredrik retweetledi
As a physician working in Germany: this lunacy will have catastrophic consequences for all sides: patients and doctors -and businesses:
A) This will force patients to go to work when they should be staying home and resting, ultimately endangering themselves and others and prolonging recovery times - because it’s actually insane to demand from people with fever or diarrhea to actually physically go and see a doctor on the first day of their symptoms.
B) This is going to be an absolute nightmare for doctors and emergency departments.
There’s absolutely no capacity whatsoever in the German healthcare system for this utterly absurd legislation.
Megatron@Megatron_ron
NEW: 🇩🇪 No more sick leave for the Germans German Chancellor Mertz announced that, starting January 1, 2027, Germany will require a doctor’s note before employees can take a sick day.
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@kristoph @Rapt0r_exe @HistorianZhang It was well engineered for the demands of the time. Being well engineered means not making it more expensive than it needs to be. It's why our buildings are not earthquake resistant.
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@Rapt0r_exe @HistorianZhang european. point was well engineered bridges don’t have this issue and it’s not going to be worse because of climate change
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Does Dutch steel have lower melting point? I don't get it
Marco Lambertini@ConvenerNatureP
Today in the Netherlands they have to splash water on steel bridges to cool them down and avoid damage from the extreme heat. The costs of extreme weather are grossly underestimated now and in the future. #ClimateChange The future we want
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Fredrik retweetledi
Regarding the discussion about Türkiye versus Turkey.
I love it when I’m politely asked whether it should be pronounced “Copenhaygen” or “Copenhaagen”.
We call the city “København”.
You can do whatever you like, and I have no preferences.
But seriously: I wouldn’t want you all to write and say “København”.
You don’t have the proper keyboards. And it’s really hard to pronounce if you didn’t grow up with it.
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@moebius_strip @dacaldar With modern heat pumps, it takes less energy to cool a room down by one degree than heat it up.
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@dacaldar Not sure if raising by 1 degree is easier than cooling by 1 degree, but yeah, heating is more energy-intensive in Canada for that reason
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"The most obvious way [air conditioning] worsens the problem is by raising energy demand"
No one ever says this about heating, even though 1) heating is more energy-intensive than air conditioning, and 2) it's easier to heat yourself up (put on a coat!) than cool yourself down
The Globe and Mail@globeandmail
Air conditioning may kill you: The drawbacks of overadapting to a burning world theglobeandmail.com/business/comme…
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@ChaseIrons @abortgayadults Hope you don't mind me asking how you feel physically and mentally natural compared to before?
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3 years ago today I was 270 and 36 and today I am 200 and 39. No ragrets
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@ravenblackdusk @LundukeJournal @ThePrimeagen Paste would the Shift+Insert and cut would be Shift+Delete.
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@LundukeJournal @ThePrimeagen He's talking about paste, not copy and he's tried ctrl + shift + v which is a reasonable guess
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I’m assuming @ThePrimeagen is trolling here.
But, just in case some people don’t know the “Ctrl-C” history… Buckle up, Buttercup. Here we go!
1) The usage of Ctrl-C for copying did not become common until after Windows 3.0 (which used Ctrl-Insert until Windows 3.1).
2) The change in Windows 3.1 was made to be somewhat similar the “Command-C” Mac (Classic) usage, primarily for consistency across platforms of Microsoft Office (which was popular on the Mac).
3) UNIX systems typically used Ctrl-C for interrupt (not copy) since the 1960s. Why “C”? The “C” stands for “Cancel”.
4) In fact, even before UNIX, Ctrl-C was the ASCII standard for “End of Text” (not copy) since 1963. Commonly used in many systems (including TOPS 10).
5) Linux and modern macOS come from the UNIX heritage. Therefore “Ctrl-C” should never work in a Mac terminal. That would be fundamentally broken if it did.
What @ThePrimeagen is trying to do here is shoehorn modern Windows shortcuts into a UNIX system where those shortcuts are used for something else.
ThePrimeagen@ThePrimeagen
without googling, i still cannot figure out how to copy and paste on a mac into: 1. the provided Terminal app (which sucks) 2. Ghostty. C-V does nothing, C-v goes into escape insertion (expected). I refuse to google this and it should just be obvious...
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@heterodoxan @EuropaeDraconis > After all the times US plans have been leaked from our NATO allies
Do you have a source for this?
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After all the times US plans have been leaked from our NATO allies, you think we'd get better results by committee, and letting it drag on until Trump terms out?
I think Europe's current crop of leaders is out of ideas, and I'm glad we didn't consult them. I'm glad Trump acted on the threats made by IRGC diplomats, and I hope that Iranians will be free soon.
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It's actually absurd how many Europeans fail to grasp that denying us the use of those bases for operations in Iran, which is a more immediate threat to Europe than to us, made even a lot of US fans of NATO wonder what we're doing in Europe anymore.
Andrea Junker@Strandjunker
US troops are not in Germany to protect Germany. They’re there because the US needs bases to conduct operations beyond the North American continent. If Trump withdraws them, he will harm the United States, not Germany. It’s absurd how many Americans fail to grasp this.
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Fredrik retweetledi
If you look at the pattern of 🇺🇸 military withdrawals from Europe it’s all assets geared to NATO operations, while it doesn’t touch its huge networks of bases and facilities key to 🇺🇸 non-NATO operations outside Europe. European nations could, conceivably, demand a corresponding reduction there.
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@LawtonAver58308 The red button doesn't exist. It does nothing. There is only a blue button which you push to gamble your life and everyone else's. Pushing it is your choice. It's not everyone else's responsibility to save you.
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Watching Red rationalize their choices has been an interesting experience.
Chris Pacia@ChrisPacia
The pattern played out like this: - Duh Red is the obvious choice. Nobody dies if everyone pushes red. There's not reason to push blue. - Blue button pusher think they have a bullet proof rebuttal... Some confused or irrational people will push blue. Therefore the knee-jerk red reaction is naive and the true enlightened position is that that you must push blue. Unfortunately, that turns out to be the naive position. Consider the following...
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@praesto04 @dirk_fasshauer - Protein quality, 15% (is high for the US due to high meat production)
- Food safety 10%
It's not bad to measure this but it's not quite what has been discussed and there is some nuance in what exactly is measured (legislation over outcomes, etc.)
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@praesto04 @dirk_fasshauer The study doesn't really measure quality as the discussion has been held. It consists of and is weighed
- Non-starchy foods in diet, 20% (Wheat is startchy.)
- Nutritional recommendations, labelling, etc, 30%
- Specific macronutrient availability, 25%
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it's especially funny when you consider that the only European country that ranks higher than the US on food quality and safety is Denmark.
Arthur Boreman (yes, that Arthur Boreman)@ArthurBoreman
Is every single person have some sort of mental illness about American bread? Here is a “sourdough” loaf, baked and sold AT WALMART. It has ZERO grams of added sugar, less than may French baguettes in France…
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Fredrik retweetledi
When America was attacked on 9/11, NATO members stood with us. In fact, more than 1,000 non-U.S. NATO service members paid the ultimate price in Afghanistan, never returning home to their families.
When President Biden announced his decision to withdraw all U.S. forces on April 14, 2021, more than 6,000 non-U.S. NATO troops were still serving in Afghanistan, including approximately 1,300 from Germany. That total number of non-U.S. NATO service members was roughly double the number of American service members serving in Afghanistan in April that year.
And some NATO allies remained to the last possible moment. Amid the chaos of the evacuation at Kabul’s Hamid Karzai International Airport, Norwegians ran the field hospital used to treat the 13 Americans killed in a suicide bombing on August 26.
As late as August 17 that year, nearly 800 NATO civilian personnel remained in Afghanistan for essential tasks, including air traffic control, logistics, communications, and security during the withdrawal of U.S. forces. They stood with us to the end.
Some talk big. Some put their lives on the line to honor their commitments. That is what many of our European allies did. They were true friends and allies to us.
The way we are treating them now is shameful and self-defeating.
From the 2021 file:
thedispatch.com/article/afghan…
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Fredrik retweetledi
This has been Kharkiv's reality for 3 days now.
Jet powered drones and regular ones are basically non-stop attacking us.
Not sure if there was like a fucking hour without an air raid siren.
Most people seem to feel rather debilitated, me included.
#RussiaIsATerroristState
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