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by 6510 3y ago
I imagine by that time you've used their market place often enough. Their used parts shop might be more awesome than the laptops. I can only imagine what it will look like in a few decades. Should be awesome. In contrast, I'm the
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by 6510 3y ago
Lets "pretend" code is a form of speech.
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by 6510 3y ago
That does sound like a good idea if you put it like that, just not right now. Computers are still a really new field with lots of innovation going on. In the future we might take a government radio-ish approach. Cell (and cable) networks se
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by 6510 3y ago
Is it still ASCII? If so p is 01110000 and s is 01110011(?) but I don't know what \0 is, is it 00000000? Is there anything else know about the data? If the rest of the characters are all numbers, those all start with 0011 but that does
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by 6510 3y ago
it badly needs {cursor:pointer} for the things one can click on.
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by 6510 3y ago
I'm just watering the lawn.
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by 6510 3y ago
We already have abundant fresh water. We use it to transport sewage, fertilizers and other crap to the ocean. It would be silly to try to clean it afterwards - but here we are? Adding salt is a great idea, it pushes our collective stupidity
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by 6510 3y ago
I'd go with something like this: name : Zog, Luna, Glimmer, Xylon, Astra age : 150, 200, 75, 300, 120 species : Xenon, Lunarian, Nebulite, Celestial, Stardust home_planet : Zeta-7, Moon, Nebula-9, Alpha Centauri, Polaris language
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by 6510 3y ago
I think it sounds quite sensible. How is it different from using all fresh water as an all you can dump free-for-all public sewage system before wondering where the drink is coming from? In India they poop in the water then take a bath in
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by 6510 3y ago
How do consumers know what products to buy? How do they find alimento?
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by 6510 3y ago
We will have general AI when we find someone simple minded enough to understand their own thoughts.
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by 6510 3y ago
I'm quite surprised how we still don't have fixed quality data formats that anyone can easily transform into every possible thing. Accountants should be analyzing records not maintaining them?
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by 6510 3y ago
I've always felt bad charging so much for so few lines.
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by 6510 3y ago
You mean ownership nor license changes.
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by 6510 3y ago
It would make sense to go after the seller for that but when the product is obviously changed it is much more effective to go after the platform. Something simple like either you delete the reviews or you pay to have your changes reviewed.
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by 6510 3y ago
I'm coining Self Driving Development. You read it here first! If you like big words Autonomous Development is also fine.
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by 6510 3y ago
The interesting part is the focus on the finger pointing at the magnet (which points at the torrent) Basically, citizens are not allowed to point at things. The web is full of "$name (1970)" and there are also lots of torrents wi
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by 6510 3y ago
O noes, not the headers!
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by 6510 3y ago
It currently scales diagonally and convexicaly but cylindrically scaling is being worked at.
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by 6510 3y ago
Where can I buy cloud storage with it?
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by 6510 3y ago
They do what works, if using the same accounts works they will do it. If they can use new accounts they will do it. On fb, reddit, twitter, google etc they gradually develop accounts sometimes over years. If those are detected by the tens o
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by 6510 3y ago
This is actually the only challenge. Building a [say] p2p search engine is much easier than people think but ranking results is a pain.
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by 6510 3y ago
HN was originally looking for user entrepeneurialness. Interestingness is a poor goal, if it even is a goal. For what purpose are we looking for interestingness? "Why?" I suppose we can start by splitting up introvert and extrover
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by 6510 3y ago
The US research history has to be one of the weirdest possible. Large financial incentive, actual fraud, repeated animal trials where everything goes wrong. Does it cause cancer, does it have a negative effect on the brain, how much fraud w
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by 6510 3y ago
I'm really bad at math and completely unfamiliar with pretty much every relevant implementations. That makes it even worse that the implementation looks like.... well.... dumb shit? How does one do anything without considering the inpu
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by 6510 3y ago
The hype train never stops! The golden ticket is for the front cabin but ideally you are driving it.
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by 6510 3y ago
Sounds like such a place could have really nice documentation.
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by 6510 3y ago
It doesn't even need to go all the way, it is supper easy to shift the precision depending on the input. For example 0.01 + 2.01 can already be written like ((100* 0.01) + (100* 2.01)) / 100 which seems trivial to implement in the
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by 6510 3y ago
Would it be unethical to send additional nonsensical take down requests to Hetzner? I mean, if you are going to be like a child and pretend every email is both true and in good faith the thing you really need is more outlandish nonsense so
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by 6510 3y ago
The vehicle has to be consistent with all others to decide on it but certainly with all previous judged vehicles on your shift. Who is bringing the vehicle might also be objectively relevant. Time is also relevant. One day one might accept

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