Cakez0r

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by Cakez0r 6y ago
But toxicity and quality is subjective. The technical achievement is undeniably brilliant, but the quality of the personality is subject to opinion - as I mentioned, I did not personally enjoy the agreeability of the bot. What's toxic
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by Cakez0r 6y ago
I was really blown away by the results you achieved. Amazing work! My jaw hit the floor when I saw the witty farewell "fun guy" quip, and I was in stitches when I read the song about baking. I look forward to the day I can take th
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by Cakez0r 7y ago
I've got a company to sell you!
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by Cakez0r 7y ago
Could hashtags just be rooms too?
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by Cakez0r 7y ago
The majority can end up oppressing a minority. Better to just err on the side of "live and let live", no?
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by Cakez0r 7y ago
I think there is still a lot of room for improvement with camera UX. It boggles my mind that all cameras don't have 3 dials as standard - one for iso, one for shutter and one for aperture.
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by Cakez0r 7y ago
Have you ever changed the way you behave with money in order to affect your credit score? Then you already know what it's like to alter your behavior to appease an algorithm. Imagine if you had an employment score. A payscale score. A
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by Cakez0r 7y ago
My experience is that SIM card providers (at airports) will take a scan of your passport before giving you a SIM card, so they are probably already in compliance.
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by Cakez0r 7y ago
They are referring to blockchains, not cryptography.
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by Cakez0r 7y ago
Vim was before my time, but I learned how to use it after seeing in videos how blazingly fast people could edit text inside vim. I had already put hundreds of hours into Visual Studio by this point, so I installed a vim emulation plugin and
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by Cakez0r 7y ago
Ah, nuts! I had no idea Norwegian was struggling. I have a long-haul flight booked with them for Christmas :(
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by Cakez0r 7y ago
Following that line of reasoning, isn't a bank incentivised to accrue as much debt as possible because the fed will just bail them out if they can't pay it back?
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by Cakez0r 7y ago
The government could fund educational programs to teach people to think critically about the content they see on the internet, then they wouldn't have to censor it.
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by Cakez0r 7y ago
Why can't law enforcement take a more active role in policing this site rather than leaving it to corporations? It's a known catalyst of terrorism at this point, so they know exactly where to look and surely have the resources to
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by Cakez0r 7y ago
Under the bus they go!
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by Cakez0r 7y ago
If they succeed in getting mass adoption for this thing, I feel like the companies on-board have basically bootstrapped themselves to sovereignty. It'll be interesting to see how that plays out, if nothing else!
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by Cakez0r 7y ago
Does Uber not already require drivers to start their own company? I can definitely understand all the outrage if Uber is trying to classify workers as independent contractors and those contractors aren't even registered businesses (and
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by Cakez0r 7y ago
I'd say the issue is that DO is shutting down servers for any reason at all (legal issues aside). If DO sells a product with a particular capacity, why should they intervene at all if a user is using all of the capacity they're pa
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by Cakez0r 7y ago
Depends what server software you're running and how it's configured. The specific configuration element you want to look for is usually called the "bind address". If it's set to something other than "127.0.0.1&
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by Cakez0r 7y ago
... Based on?
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by Cakez0r 7y ago
This would have to be coupled with a reduction in carry on luggage size. Overhead compartments are already frequently full with the current number of passengers in economy cabins.
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by Cakez0r 8y ago
> I also suspect that many of those artfully worded and subtly manipulative email forwards of the late 90s and 2000s May have been Russian psyops experimenting with viral information. They were always just a little too clever and effecti
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by Cakez0r 8y ago
> The median wage for a software engineer in the USA is about $20k higher than that of a mechanical engineer, despite having the same level of qualification and a similar qualification (in my opinion, mechanical engineering actually is a
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by Cakez0r 8y ago
And I'd guess this is also why midlife crises are a thing. Once you've got your beautiful family, house, car and stable job, what's next?
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by Cakez0r 8y ago
Unlimited wealth can also cause its own set of problems and anxieties that run deeper than "which bank should I use" or "which whim should I indulge next". E.G. Does someone like me or do they just like my money? What sh
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by Cakez0r 8y ago
Could be tricky to find a therapist that can empathise with the anxious billionaire ;)
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by Cakez0r 8y ago
I imagine the anxieties of billionaires are more existential. For the average person, a huge chunk of your time and energy is spent on obtaining enough wealth to support your lifestyle. Life is about providing for you and your loved ones, a
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by Cakez0r 8y ago
But what's the alternative to passing custom allocators and deallocators if you want to tightly control the way a library manages memory? If you're running with such constraints, presumably you want to be in control of memory mana
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by Cakez0r 8y ago
Any way I can get in touch with you?
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by Cakez0r 8y ago
> arguably

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