ImPleadThe5th

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by ImPleadThe5th 2y ago
I would be all for more severe laws on abuse and living conditions for animals without it getting into the specifics of "intelligence" or "rights". Something akin to the golden rule. Let's be honest, these laws won
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by ImPleadThe5th 2y ago
Very uninformed take. There are still people out in the world that call themselves Nazis. Its not directly comparing "todays" people to those that started world war II. Its calling out white nationalist by the name some of them ha
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by ImPleadThe5th 2y ago
What is even happening in this comment? You can learn from history _and_ berate Nazis. Those aren't mutually exclusive. I don't know where you're from, but there are also _modern_ Nazis who proudly identify as such and they c
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by ImPleadThe5th 2y ago
I think it depends. For me, I can see how it helps a brand new developer get a feel for code style. That being said, some of the advice in the book is simply dated, some of it seems to break code down arbitrarily instead of on responsibilit
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by ImPleadThe5th 2y ago
Do you have a link per chance?
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by ImPleadThe5th 2y ago
Hey me! Ive been doing web services for the last 5 years since I graduated in CE. Now I really want to break back into imbedded and don't know where to begin. Anyone have advice?
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by ImPleadThe5th 2y ago
I'm very surprised you've never gone hunting for bugs in your git history. "Hey something went wrong with X service" Find commit like "add y to x service' It's a time saver to me. Plus if the bug is extra
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by ImPleadThe5th 2y ago
I believe they have applications in missle guidance systems. I cannot remember what it's called but essentially given a target position in space the missle uses parametric data about its current position/orientation/speed and
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by ImPleadThe5th 2y ago
Good idea! But unfortunately the reason I always have more bags is that I forget my bags in the first place. Maybe you get a few cents back when you return them?
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by ImPleadThe5th 2y ago
Build more _multi family_ housing and make it cheaper by doing away ridiculous parking spot requirements and outdated fire codes.
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Upgrading an M1 MacBook Air to 2TB [video](youtube.com)
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by ImPleadThe5th 2y ago
Agreed. Congress Pating themselves on the back for taking down juul while allowing the rise of these e-waste single use vapes with notably more flavours than Juul ever had. I think it was a political move and not at all about the health of
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by ImPleadThe5th 3y ago
While both paternalism. Requiring safety features on a saw does not restrict free speech. It's more akin to seatbelt laws. It's also made to protect everyone who uses a table saw and not just children. Imo, I do think social medi
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by ImPleadThe5th 3y ago
Hey! I am a different American living in Germany. For me (and I didn't fully appreciate this until I moved here) there is an incredible amount of mental overhead in the US. Questions you don't have to ask yourself in Germany: - Wh
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by ImPleadThe5th 3y ago
Instead they'll record all your keystrokes and feed that to their proprietary AI and sell it back to you
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by ImPleadThe5th 3y ago
Similarly, my question is if we trick random cells around the body into producing these spike proteins, and they presumably don't stop for a while (no idea on how long), does this not also create an undo burdon on the immune system unt
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by ImPleadThe5th 3y ago
Ahh I see. That's quite disappointing. I know nothing about it, but I wonder if web assembly could help out here.
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by ImPleadThe5th 3y ago
I thought godot does have c# support? Isn't that what godot mono is?
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by ImPleadThe5th 3y ago
That clarifies some things and gives me some tails to chace after! Thanks for the detailed response!
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by ImPleadThe5th 3y ago
I'm quite inexperienced with Virtualization. Are there benefits to kernel based virtual machines beyond (what I assume is the primary benefit) performance?
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by ImPleadThe5th 3y ago
And now we have Social Media. I doubt there will ever be a time in human history where the masses aren't spending their time doing _something_. As long as there is money to be made.
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by ImPleadThe5th 3y ago
On the other hand you have "cable is the future, I love copper" Germany
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by ImPleadThe5th 3y ago
Article aside,what an interesting publication! Looking forward to pursuing through more articles in their archive.
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by ImPleadThe5th 3y ago
I can get behind that for sure. I just don't like the blanket "get rid of IP" especially when we are talking about AI companies which already well surpased the legal and ethical limits of it.
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by ImPleadThe5th 3y ago
Do intellectuals / creatives not deserve the fruits of their own labor? I get corporate IP is used for a lot of bad. But intellectuals and artists create a lot of value for society in ways that are very hard to monitize as a individua
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by ImPleadThe5th 3y ago
I don't really care when creative people steal. I care when faceless soulless companies monetize stolen content from Artists.
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by ImPleadThe5th 3y ago
The problem is the AI companies monetizing the work of copyrighted materials. It's not a problem for me to draw Micky Mouse. It _is_ a problem when someone pays me to draw an animated mouse and I sell them a picture of Micky Mouse. For
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by ImPleadThe5th 3y ago
If AI companies wanted to train their models on good content, they had a chance to create a second Renaissance. Funding artist collectives to create content for their models. Paying royalties to authors. Generally increasing the value of hu
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by ImPleadThe5th 3y ago
I don't think anyone is saying that shouldn't be allowed. But there should be some model for consent/renumeration for the author of the original content.
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by ImPleadThe5th 3y ago
This is more like an alternative frontend with backup right? Because you still have to give your data to Strava before it gets to this tool?

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