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   by 6510 1y ago

   The larger the group the more refined qualities are lost. It's terrifying!
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   by 6510 1y ago

   It only needs to be appealing to investors. It can quite obviously do that and then some.
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   by 6510 1y ago

   Last minute flights
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   by 6510 1y ago

   I long ago joke that closed source software and hardware should probably be illegal. The joke seems to age well. You can still have your walled garden and imprison your customers as long as you offer enough value. Owning their data is a con
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   by 6510 1y ago

   If you are doing one thing (politics) you are not doing something else.
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   by 6510 1y ago

   Ill try answer it myself with more questions. If ranking search results is such a hard problem perhaps dividing domain names should be a tad more complex than giving all the words to the first person to ask as long as they have the money. P
7. 457.▲
   by 6510 1y ago

   ...and what should it look like?
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   by 6510 1y ago

   This is a wonderful post. Thanks! (1) Gave me thoughts about a thing where it creates multiple versions of a photo and has humans pick the best one out of a line up. If you pay people something between 0.01 and 2 cent per click people can p
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   by 6510 1y ago

   You could do it client side as well! Based on how the user uses the application. Make the things I use 1000 times per day faster and things I'm never going to use may grow slightly slower.
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    by 6510 1y ago

    What beautiful table in how it is seems sorted both by time and latency with the exception of some systems that are ahead of their time in slowness. If you put a bit of load on the modern hardware things get dramatically worse. As if there
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    by 6510 1y ago

    When we had this tiny memory and the slow cpu to work with everyone was into optimization. It quite regularly happened that someone would find a new way to do something way beyond what everyone else thought possible. You would quite literal
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    by 6510 1y ago

    It is quite surreal to me that this was not the road taken. Optimizing software doesn't have the same potential as optimizing hardware but i'd say 1/70 is significant. If thousands of people would work on this indefinitely th
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    by 6510 1y ago

    Progress should be measured against competitors. It is much more impressive if one can get or stay ahead (on one spec). If you are falling further and further behind you are not making progress.
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    by 6510 1y ago

    That would put you in the pro genocide camp and subject you to consequences.
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    by 6510 1y ago

    change = 12345; console.log( [100,500,25,10,5,1].map( coin=>[change/coin|0,change%=coin][0] ) )
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    by 6510 1y ago

    I see a coming soon page one time that had a background image, a logo in the middle and 5 lines of text. That was the entire thing. Wondering why it took so long to load I view the source. 30 js files, 5 css, a hundred html tags with 10 c
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    by 6510 1y ago

    Shops that run 100 different brand names usually do a spectrum of quality and pricing ranging from great quality and great prices to high prices with terrible quality. You might for example put a very similar item (if not exactly the same)
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    by 6510 1y ago

    Here is an idea I thought long and hard about for the last 3 seconds.... Say one, rather than making the entire phone modular, adds just one cartridge slot. Have it span the bottom half of the back of the phone and be a few mm deep. Cartrid
19. 469.▲
    by 6510 1y ago

    I would have thought one could design such thing without a single point of failure.
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    by 6510 1y ago

    One level of nested for loop for each type of coin. (Run them until i*coin is larger than the input) Populate a 2d lookup array. $7,50 becomes arr[750] = [7,1,0,0,0,0] which represents [7x100,1x50,0x25,0x10,0x5,0x1] With each loop check if
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    by 6510 1y ago

    I'm honestly impressed. I've seen many early games where countless concepts were tried (with mixed results) and you've found something entirely new with extra points for it's extreme simplicity.
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    by 6510 1y ago

    https://yacy.net
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    by 6510 1y ago

    The crawl seems hard but the difference between having something and not having it is is very obvious. Ordering the results is not. What should go on page 200 and do those results still count as having them?
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    by 6510 1y ago

    yes, lots of stuff needs to be figured out. Like, you don't need decentralized auth servers. bittorrent has webseeds. I dump large files and archives on my sever, give people the magnet or link it from an article, they download it from
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    by 6510 1y ago

    I live in the Netherlands. In the 80's we use to have giant stores owned by couples living above or behind it. They owned 100% of the building, they owned everything inside it. One particularly memorable instance to me was an old coupl
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    by 6510 1y ago

    Fun thought of the day: Do a basic income and pay salaries in stocks.
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    by 6510 1y ago

    If it is going to happen anyway the goal should be to design it properly.
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    by 6510 1y ago

    The point seems survival. Something like survival rate = a * b
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    by 6510 1y ago

    I've always felt like there is some hidden clue in music trackers. They program the music as spaghetti code with unlimited channel running neatly along the same line numbers.
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    by 6510 1y ago

    > society only moves forward due to a small number of leaders LOL edit: In English it some how makes sense to use a word like "progress" without defining whereto. It isn't very sophisticated.