Comevius

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by Comevius 4y ago
You can hire someone. I swear if it wouldn't be the tech industry nobody would ask if they can find someone to work for them for free. I'm not an expert at shipping either, not going to put out feelers for people to do it for free
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by Comevius 4y ago
A better approach is faking data, which Firefox is good at, because of how much work went into the Tor Browser. Just enable privacy.resistfingerprinting and use containers to browse. I also recommend privacy.resistfingerprinting.letterboxin
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by Comevius 4y ago
I started fuming about the cliches, but then I kept reading and there were many great points, but then I started fuming again because the author wrote a self-help book and they are the worst, but I still kind of want to read it.
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by Comevius 4y ago
Calling me sheep is not an argument, it's a projection. I'm not the one listening at shouting people on the internet.
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It's crazy too because diverse companies tend to outperform non-diverse ones, it's just the opportunities to get there that are few and far between for under-represented groups, because of the structural and social barriers. Many
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by Comevius 4y ago
Smartphones and social media happened, they killed MSN Messenger. It was replaced by messaging apps like WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger. Discord for gaming. Slack for work. You have to specialize these days to make it. Telegram for example
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Isn't this Meta's biggest problem that it's Metaverse can't shine using graphics from the 21st century, because it needs to run on cheap VR headsets. You don't have a big market if a $1000 graphics card with 300W TD
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by Comevius 4y ago
You can't really argue with climate skeptics, anti-vaxxers or flat earthers, they are wired to doubt and mistrust science. Education and improved public messaging is the solution, and of course the removal of false and harmful content
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More than 1 million American people died from COVID-19, half of them didn't have to, they did because assholes made a lot of money of their corpses, on ad-enabled or political platforms, promoting a hysteria against vaccination. My des
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by Comevius 4y ago
Sorry, I keep forgetting that a MacBook is considered a typical notebook here, I meant those $400 notebooks people buy for school and such. Obviously for 3 to 7 times as much money you get desktop-level performance, no argument there.
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It's not really a question of free speech, it's a question of consequences. We don't want people to die just so you can have every side of the discourse represented equally. Not all sides are equally factual, and representati
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Yeah, I'm really conservative when it comes to curing aging, because the whole thing is a lot more complicated than it looks like. You can't just eliminate it without dire consequences. It's a degradation, but it's one t
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What's different between Circl and other consumer EEG headsets? The other ones in this price range appear to have more electrodes.
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I'm on board with curing aging-related illnesses, just not aging itself, which is definitely not a disease. It's humanity's single most important pillar. Looking at it like a disease is completely misguided. Humanity wouldn&#
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Even smartphones hit a point of diminishing returns after a while. A 5 years old Samsung Galaxy S8 would be still perfectly usable, and better than most cheap devices today, it's just unsupported, because go buy the new one. Fortunatel
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Hardware improvement slowed down considerably in the last 10 years. A Core i7-3970X from 2012 is still comparable to a typical notebook processor, or the fastest smartphone chips today, including the one in the Meta Quest Pro that was just
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The traditional hypotheses was that because vegetable oils rich in linoleic acid lower your cholesterol they also reduce your chance of heart disease. It turned out that conclusion was early and nutrition research is still have ways to go b
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That comedy routine with "And now for something completely different" is starting to look stupid. Like come on man, just write something relevant and exciting about the language. Like what the Dart developers are doing. They alway
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I just use a good old fashioned bath tub. When it's full of hot water I chill until the water is cold, which takes approximately one hour. That's my time without devices.
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It's totally not going to chase advertisers and their audiences away when the platform will be full of Russian propaganda, hate speech, beheading videos and those Japanese cartoons with 1000 years old dragons pretending to be 8 years o
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I'm pretty sure you have to catch the mouse and you will be billed for it too. At least that's how the cleaning fee works.
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by Comevius 4y ago
This so much. Those are indeed massive pain points, but the solution to them turned out to be a lie.
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The title makes it look like Ukraine killed him just because. He invaded their country. He tried to participate in it's destruction. He didn't defect. He didn't resist. He never protested. He had the option to leave the count
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I'm so bothered by the decadence of the tech industry adopting something so trivially useless, just because it can used to exploit people, either by appealing to their greed or need to be a part of something. Meanwhile India revolution
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Use a package manager and forget about it. I use Arch Linux, there are many updates each day for packages I have. I type in pacu (alias for pacman -Syu) whenever I want to, press Y and that's it, everything is up to date.
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It's a legitimately interesting observation that we think that domesticated pigs always looked like they do now, when they didn't, and without people like him researching these things we would be equally wrong about many things co
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This is similar to the crisis private business owners face when they are too old to run their businesses. Many owners want their children to take over, but they are either reluctant, incompetent or both. It's always a shit show, and th
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Nice hustle, but should people really outsource their MVP to someone? Building it is not the hard part, and they will still have to support it and keep developing it. I think a personal touch matters more (it should be a Minimum Lovable Pro
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I'm not an expert at this, but if the things that builders are building not doing so hot right now because of the economy, wouldn't that come back to haunt the builders that are building for those builders?
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Awesome service. I put in LGR's Youtube channel and it suggested "LGR Oddware: The Philips CD-i Part 1", and he never reviewed Philips CD-i, but now I really want him to. Edit: Okay, I gave it Soft White Underbelly now, which

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