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by 127 7y ago
Legal system was put in place to prevent mob rule. Internet has again enabled mobs to go around and freely harrass, bully and target individuals in order to enforce their own ideals, instead of what is written in the law. What makes someone
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by 127 7y ago
They are worried about being labeled a racist, because that carries a heavy social cost. They can be very easily fired, lose their jobs only based on vague allegations. We live in a time where slander carries virtually no penalty and big co
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by 127 7y ago
A huge snowflake.
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by 127 7y ago
Since nobody yet mentioned it, just going to remind everyone that a 16 core, 32 thread desktop chip for Zen 2 will exist, and be priced under 800 dollars.
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by 127 7y ago
Correlation vs. causation. Just because an inequality exists, doesn't mean it's caused by systemic oppression.
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by 127 7y ago
Does it have both ESR probe and a spectrum analyzer? I just recently bought a RTL-SDR v3 USB software defined radio for 30 bucks and it seems to function as both, in addition to being pretty kick ass SDR for the price.
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by 127 7y ago
You can print your own Kinesis Advantage style mechanical keyboard that's smaller and adjusted to your personal hand parameters. It uses Clojure to generate OpenSCAD file. There are also many variations. https://github.com&#
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by 127 7y ago
Yes, absolutely. First criminal would be governments, who spy and track their own citizens with impunity.
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by 127 7y ago
Some find better ways to live on other planets, some find better ways to educate people how to live sustainably on this one, without fucking it up. It's all positive in my book.
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by 127 7y ago
The whole idea of people being paid different amount of money for their work is how much they produce. It's nonsensical to say low skilled workers should be paid as much as high skilled workers. Yes everyone benefits from everyone else
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by 127 7y ago
Only thing different for me in doing open source for free and asking money for it, is that for the paid products, the audience participation goes through the roof and I actually know that someone values my work as they are paying for it. Pl
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by 127 7y ago
Get in shape. I have problems that come from sitting in front of a computer screen too much, like stiff shoulders. Also aerobic exercise. Gets the blood moving. Of course, things like adjustable standing desk and properly adjusted seating t
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by 127 7y ago
Playing Beat Saber on Expert+ seems to be more effective than meditation and therapy combined. It really unlodges various memories that I can then process, if I take mindful approach to it. Getting better access to my emotions and what&#x27
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by 127 8y ago
The government isn't providing a public square. Internet is already that and more. The government is enforcing everyone to wear visible name tags by threatening violence on those who disobey.
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by 127 8y ago
When people realize that Bitcoin mining is a mechanism to prevent fraud, the energy consumption suddenly makes a lot more sense. How much waste in the world is the result of fraud and lack of trust? Quite a lot of it. That said, reducing th
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by 127 8y ago
Constrained currency supply is definitely a problem. It rewards the early adopters by many orders of magnitude, making Bitcoin look more like a Ponzi than a real currency. Constant issuance for eternity would have been a much better solutio
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by 127 8y ago
It's curious that for my first software enterprise I'm already doing those things. It's a lot of A. just starting, B. pushing through pain, C. keep pushing. Strangely, there have been very few customers who have been unhappy.
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by 127 8y ago
I don't really buy Rust learning curve. The good IDE integration and package management makes it all a breeze. VScode with RLS is great. I went from zero to fully shipped software inside a week, with meager C++ knowledge beforehand. On
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by 127 8y ago
All I really want is a minimum effort way to map C++ libraries to Python in a way that supports Numpy and is not tied to a Python version. CFFI is close, but it could be even more ergonomic. Build scripts can generate everything else automa
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by 127 8y ago
Money with no real privacy is not money, it's a tool of oppression. Any state actor, warlord or a powerful entity can enforce their will if the ledger can be visibly connected to real people. Making you a slave to any system they want
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by 127 8y ago
What books or sources would you recommend to learn human anatomy for optimal weight training?
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by 127 8y ago
I did similar exploration of generating PETSCII from images recently on a Jupyter notebook: https://github.com/amb/Image-to-PETSCII/blob/master/Picture%... No colors though. Might have to continue the pr
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by 127 8y ago
Through subscriptions, one time purchases and donations.
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by 127 8y ago
Build your projects in such a way that the difficulty of diving back in is easy as possible. Nothing enables my procrastination quite as much as not remembering how to get back to working.
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by 127 8y ago
It only became a problem after the rise of unwanted political opinions.
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by 127 8y ago
It's not a secret, after the leaks, that the highest levels of Google are very anti-Trump.
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by 127 8y ago
The end result still remains: introducing bias.
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by 127 8y ago
The entire process of working out and going to the gym is war against depression. It's just not lifting heavy weights, it's also about being able to tolerate boredom, fear, pain and social judgement.
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by 127 8y ago
Julian Assange is one good example. The recent Iranian attempt to withdraw 350 million from a German bank is another.
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by 127 8y ago
Most payment processors are highly mutable by US politics.

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