Bratmon

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by Bratmon 1y ago
If the payment processors really cared about children, they would be banning companies that sell guns, not video games with boobs in them.
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by Bratmon 1y ago
As someone under the age of 30, it took me a while to realize that this wasn't a parody post. Making a post with this title without mentioning TikTok or Instagram is like making a post titled "Pepsi is a mysterious monopoly"
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by Bratmon 1y ago
I don't understand why you're phrasing that like it's a dichotomy. It's clearly both.
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Compromising a Linux desktop using 6502 processor opcodes on the NES (2016)(scarybeastsecurity.blogspot.com)
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by Bratmon 1y ago
Not just the black market anymore! https://www.proxyrack.com/residential-proxies/
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by Bratmon 1y ago
Didn't the news industry just spend half a decade arguing that linking to their news is such a burden on them that Google should pay them to do it?
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by Bratmon 1y ago
As someone from the Great Lakes region, watching Californians try to speculate about why Great Lakes cities have tunnels or elevated walkways but major Asian or European cities don't is hilarious. Come visit us in January and learn why
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by Bratmon 1y ago
If you think that's the case, you should really give current LLMs another shot. The version of ChatGPT from 3 years ago has more in common with the average chatbot from 50 years ago than it does the ChatGPT from today.
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by Bratmon 1y ago
You want evidence that American universities are turning down Americans while accepting foreign students? Okay: https://www.usnews.com/best-colleges/rankings/lowest-accepta...
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by Bratmon 1y ago
Note that this is an example of what F-35 project managers consider to be "functioning fine": https://www.cnn.com/2025/08/27/us/alaska-f-35-crash-accident...
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by Bratmon 1y ago
F-35s can't even freely fly in friendly airspace. https://www.cnn.com/2025/08/27/us/alaska-f-35-crash-accident...
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by Bratmon 1y ago
I think you're confused on your terms there. The key feature of the communist mode of production is that the profits of the firm go to the workers or the people. Communists aren't particularly concerned about the source of inv
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by Bratmon 1y ago
The irony is that if the countries that pull out of the F-35 program buy jets that actually function instead (and aren't just a $2 trillion piece of scrap metal), this trade war might be what saves democracy.
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by Bratmon 1y ago
> It's easy to fall into a trap where your Banana class becomes a GorillaHoldingTheBananaAndTheEntireJungle class(to borrow a phrase from Joe Armstrong), and nothing ever gets freed because everything is always referenced by somethi
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by Bratmon 1y ago
The implicit claim that data centers don't recondense the water they evaporate is surprising to me. Do you have a source?
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by Bratmon 1y ago
The people of the UK voted for this to happen.
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by Bratmon 1y ago
If you're care about how much money you're spending, you're not in AWS's target market.
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by Bratmon 1y ago
Yeah! It's the pedestrian's fault for not already moving 45 MPH before they got run over!
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by Bratmon 1y ago
If the goal of your dependency system is to discourage people from adding dependencies, then isn't supporting single-file libraries counterproductive because it makes it easier to add new dependencies?
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by Bratmon 1y ago
If the goal of your dependency system is to reduce the number of dependencies that library authors include, isn't encouraging people to make single-file libraries counterproductive?
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by Bratmon 1y ago
The comment I replied to was "They can be a bit clunky in some languages (eg. C), but even then it's nothing compared to the dystopian level of nightmare fuel that is a lot of dependency systems (eg. Maven, Gradle, PIP). Free vend
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by Bratmon 1y ago
I'm not comparing single-file vs multiple files, I'm comparing single-file vs NPM/PIP/go get/Cargo Let's say you depend on foo, which depends on 10 other libraries including bar, all of which depend on a librar
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by Bratmon 1y ago
Clarification question: When you say "dependency systems," are you referring to PIP/NPM/go get/Cargo or just the C/C++ clusterfuck? Because under the hood "go install" (and NPM/PIP/Cargo) ma
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by Bratmon 1y ago
If your dependency graph is simple enough that you don't have any indirect dependencies, then it really doesn't matter what you use for dependency management. Modern dependency management tools are designed for more complicated ca
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by Bratmon 1y ago
The main reason you don't see it that often is because of the "what if some extremely common library that we depend on indirectly 63 times at a total of 11 different versions discovers that four of those versions have a major secu
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by Bratmon 1y ago
Does... Does the writer of this piece think the phrase only applies to literal baskets?
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by Bratmon 1y ago
> people whose spouses catch a XXX video or game on their card statement will lie and run chargebacks too. I don't understand this claim. Steam doesn't list specific games on credit card bills- why would chargebacks be higher f
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by Bratmon 1y ago
> It is fairly rare to see an ex-employee put a positive spin on their work experience Much more common for OpenAI, because you lose all your vested equity if you talk negatively about OpenAI after leaving.
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by Bratmon 1y ago
If you're mad that the etymology of "microtransaction" doesn't match its current usage, you're going to be apoplectic when you learn about 90% of English words.
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by Bratmon 1y ago
AMD GPUs are 5 years behind Nvidia. But that logically means that if you thought Nvidia graphics looked fine in 2020, you'll think AMD graphics look fine now.

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