FpUser

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by FpUser 8mo ago
Ignorant of what may I ask? Also I do not "think".
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by FpUser 8mo ago
>"The real issue is prosecutors who refuse to incarcerate repeat offenders" Sure. US prosecutors are so lenient that the US is the capital of incarceration
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by FpUser 8mo ago
>"My early career was defined by showing up ten minutes late to several revolutions in a row." Ha, I missed so many great things. The most obvious was not to buy $10K worth of bitcoin when it just started. Luckily (or not) I am
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by FpUser 8mo ago
>"and added that user activity on the site will not be tracked" Until it will. Please do not make me laugh. This will probably be used to help organize converting regimes or look for potential spies. Not denying possible positi
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by FpUser 8mo ago
>"What I want is to change the world" Thank you, we already fucked. I am a hypocrite of course.
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by FpUser 8mo ago
Love it
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by FpUser 8mo ago
>"Like everything from this administration, it's about the appearance of action." Actually people are being murdered for real, lots of other real stuff as well
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by FpUser 8mo ago
So if that's the case and the tariffs are high enough then manufacturers should rejoice and go all local but if they can't then the economy may tank
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by FpUser 8mo ago
>"Until they found dead with unexpected heart attack" Or "hang" themselves in jail cell. Cut the crap please. Do you actually have stats to how many of the wealthy percentage wise fell out of the window?
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by FpUser 8mo ago
Blah, blah, blah. prices will rise regardless and they know it
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by FpUser 8mo ago
>"So wealthy having more rights is system working as intended. Not inherently bad thing either" Sorry but I do not feel this way. "Not inherently bad thing either" - I think it is maddening and has to be fixed no matt
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by FpUser 8mo ago
The software calculates a whole bunch of parameters based again on whole bunch of input variables, The logic looks like if A is 1 and B is 2 then make X = Z + 0.5xB - Y but if B is from 3 to 6 then here comes some other formula. So if we we
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by FpUser 8mo ago
Why? I think any attack on China, Russia, India by major power will quickly escalate to nuclear. At this stage everyone will have much bigger problem than worry about datacenters.
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by FpUser 8mo ago
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by FpUser 8mo ago
>"China has been using economic blackmail to advance political goals" Well, they have wonderful mentor
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by FpUser 8mo ago
One rule for me another one for thee.
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by FpUser 8mo ago
>"when all it did was lure western companies to move their production over and "learned" by copying" Would you fucking stop crying already. What did you expect them to do? Commit to being a slave and leave all the val
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by FpUser 8mo ago
>"The US national security establishment absolutely considers China to be an adversary" I think any country that does not agree that the US should rule the world and is able to challenge it is considered an adversary.
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by FpUser 8mo ago
You really believe that "the rest of the world" countries should conscript citizens and go to war to help Taiwan? Most people if faced with this choice would direct you to the place where the sun does not shine.
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by FpUser 8mo ago
>"China as an adversary and strategic competitor." Nut sure about adversary. As for strategic competitor - this is normal state of affairs. Countries do compete and it is healthy
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by FpUser 8mo ago
>"despite that the only person to suffer " Actually they killed whole bunch of people. And according to POTUS they're currently running the country so cut the bullshit please.
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by FpUser 8mo ago
This is weird. As soon as I thought about the subject the relevant article showed up on HN. I was thinking about how to embed custom high level language into my backend application written in C++. Each individual script would compile to nat
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by FpUser 8mo ago
>"Westerners are trying so hard to prove that there is nothing special about humans." I am not really fond of us "westerners", but judjing how many "easterners" treat their populace they seem to confirm the
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by FpUser 8mo ago
You are under delusion. Glorified project manager will not produce production quality code no matter what. At least not until we will have reached that holy grail of AGI. But if that ever happens the world will have way bigger problems to d
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by FpUser 8mo ago
>"If you can't code by hand professionally anymore" Then you are simply fucked. The code you deliver will contain bugs which LLM sometimes will be able to fix and sometimes will be not. And as a person who has no clue you
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by FpUser 8mo ago
I've never did see any value in monsters like React. Always use plain JavaScript, wrote web components and used some narrow scope 3rd party libraries. Works like a charm for me. Now instead of writing whole web components on my own I w
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by FpUser 8mo ago
I used to have access to Apple II. This was about the only Apple I liked. After that my every encounter turned me off or whatever reasons
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by FpUser 8mo ago
Used to be my worship place along with the crazyguyonabike and Ken Kifer
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by FpUser 8mo ago
>"On the other hand ... to me it always felt as if I'd waste too much time writing assembler code. I like being able to express thoughts and ideas, via code, in a more easily manner, e. g. ruby" Old fart here. Never mind a
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by FpUser 8mo ago
The way things are going it looks like late capitalism is on a way to eventually catch up. And all 2.5 "productive" people left would own the world and the rest will be cattle, potentially culled to keep things in check

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