DaoVeles

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by DaoVeles 2y ago
So modern society and many of its ills.
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It is an unfortunate state of the world is that those can use unethical moves to quickly crush others will live to fight another day. By the time the law catches up, they have made their billions.
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No just for mental sanity but online safety.
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CUDA is one area that Nvidia really nailed. When it was first announcement I saw it as something neat but could have never envisioned just how ingrained it would become. This was long before AI training/execution was something really o
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by DaoVeles 2y ago
It is such a classic issue with space travel. One way trip is relatively easy, return trips are WAY more difficult because of the reasons listed. China has a plan to get an orbiting probe to Neptune but nothing about returning Mars samples.
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by DaoVeles 2y ago
Very understandable. There is an emptiness because it should have never come to this. The last line of Chapter 31 Tao Te Ching sayings it right. "Fine weapons are instruments of misfortune; all creatures fear them. In peace we favor cr
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by DaoVeles 2y ago
Every story about them is always far better than it should be.
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They don't merely tour, they fly a space ship to spread their vibe!
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by DaoVeles 2y ago
Maybe Assange got too much attention. McBride's attention dropped off almost immediately after he was locked up. More than happy to locked them up unless it creates an image problem. Unfortunately in this country, a whistle blower is a
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by DaoVeles 2y ago
Couldn't have said it any better. People have polarized him and his actions but it is a marbled tapestry of right and wrong - good and bad.
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Road to hell is paved with good intentions.
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All around my neighborhood is the graffiti of "Free Assange, Oz hero". Just this morning I saw a large amount of it in a new place. Was thinking "I really hope one day it happens but I am doubtful". And then I just saw t
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by DaoVeles 2y ago
Something many have to consider. When doing something positive, think about how it can be abused to the negative. It doesn't mean, do not do the good thing - it means consider how to prevent the bad thing at the same time.
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by DaoVeles 2y ago
A question I ask of a lot of thinking is "What is your end game? Do you have even one?". Not saying you need one but it is a helpful question to get some context. Regarding Win 11, this looks like thinking towards the next quarter
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by DaoVeles 2y ago
I don't think I have had a Windows machine in my home for over 15 years now. I also have an air gapped Haiku OS Machine for when I just want to get some work done. I did also have a 2011 Macbook Pro until last year, it was used daily u
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by DaoVeles 2y ago
Louis is spot on with the description. While he was no saint, this was something Steve Jobs emphasized - Let the people know about it and make the decision themselves. Many would probably be happy to do it but don't just force it.
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by DaoVeles 2y ago
I find it just weird that 1. They think that this should be a default option that people would want. 2. They assume everyone just has unlimited data to use. My parents laptop is on a very limited mobile connection in which they do all their
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by DaoVeles 2y ago
Sorry just caught up with this.. 10 billion cores! That is astounding. I remember when Intel passed the 1 billion processor mark in early 2000's and that took them about 25 years to do. It will only be a matter of time until the perfor
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by DaoVeles 2y ago
A bit of an aside on this. The last 30 years or so have been amazing for cutting down engine noise levels. In trying to squeeze out ever last drop of efficiency they have also reduced the noise levels. Nowadays the only times I really notic
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by DaoVeles 2y ago
A few years back I saw a great article that listed out some fairly reasonable criticisms of Cell-cultured meats. Wasn't one of those "but think of the farmers!" type things. More a list of the hurdles to over come. The one th
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by DaoVeles 2y ago
While self taught can work for some people, for most it does not work out. A big thing on self meditation is that it means you do not have a mediator/moderator. Possibility of ending up on the path to 'Zen-sickness' https:&#
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by DaoVeles 2y ago
Some see meditation as a means of contemplation, in that you focus on a single topic to focus on while sitting. Please consult you local Buddhist/Zen temple for a Dharma talk or Koan as an example. But others feel that can be restricti
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by DaoVeles 2y ago
This is one of those things where there was a clear desire but the technology was far too immature to make it happen in a cogent fashion. That could summarize a huge chunk of tech ideas in the 90's. The key technologies here was cheap
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So pointless it had to be done. Bravo!
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I do wonder about the future of RISC-V, I mean it has been coming for almost 10 years now and still has a long way to go. But you could say the same thing about ARM in the 90's/early 2000's. Looks like nothing much and then s
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by DaoVeles 2y ago
Daylight are doing it right. It is a great compromise between the readability of e-ink and the performance of LCD.
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I'm guessing things like PineBook. https://pine64.org/devices/pinebook_pro/
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These a 5 very reasonable proposals. One I always advocate for regarding smaller businesses that do this. Legally you must to list your previous business names for 5 years. So "Super happy Mega Global tech - Formerly Bastards Inc.&quot
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Exactly. When the fines are this low it is factored as just a cost of doing business. They can go against a whole bunch of laws, crush the competition doing the right this and then pay a fine that amounts to nothing as they hold onto their
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by DaoVeles 2y ago
Yep, every time someone is defeated they can learn one of two lessons. How not to do it again OR how to not get caught again.

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