ItCouldBeWorse

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by ItCouldBeWorse 1y ago
These are also good to avoid tiling textures having a https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moir%C3%A9_pattern . Just do a randomized labyrinth per square and voila.
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by ItCouldBeWorse 1y ago
Introducing - the bhurka-bitcoin. Should you try to buy sexual services, like OF-subscriptions or similar filth, the coin will automatically buy a bhurka for all content, hiding those models behind decency textile filters. Halal and wholeso
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by ItCouldBeWorse 1y ago
But how does crypto police the sexual morals of others?
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by ItCouldBeWorse 1y ago
Turns out the law is just two in the ink, one in the pinky finger in the air "I swear!". But in the end, the law is in people, the society is in people, not in paper, not in officials, not in institutions. If the people carry some
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by ItCouldBeWorse 1y ago
I wish there was a LLM you could sing and beatbox too- that would translate that into strudel code.
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by ItCouldBeWorse 1y ago
I think its a real interesting challenge, from a hacker perspective. How do you bootstrap a culture, that spirals into this minima, to recover and redevelop a interest in science and cultural development, without external intervention or en
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by ItCouldBeWorse 1y ago
I think Netanyahu is not certain of the left/international part of his population. They would likely abandon israel if things got to bad (which they tend to do in that neighborhood)- he sort of uses the senseless hatred of the arabs wo
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by ItCouldBeWorse 1y ago
Especially when Bezos uses that free work,to sabotage the free eco-system wherever he can. Building moats and garden walls, embracing, extending and extincting. And you can tell by the way they move, they do not want to hurt each other- a c
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by ItCouldBeWorse 1y ago
Because agile project management approaches ala space x, can not easily be copied by waterfall bureaucracies ala europe? Ariane was feature freeze in 2016 - and space X reached reliable Falcon 9 reuse-ability in 2017. For the tortoise of eu
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by ItCouldBeWorse 1y ago
We should design for censor obfuscation- as in the censors should not be able to grab and manipulate any system used. In that regard, ai has been a great success. Even though there are censorship systems in the prompt and in the filter, the
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by ItCouldBeWorse 1y ago
One could argue, that the "reusability" of the laptopbricks, in a desktop-server blade like structure is the biggest argument for the framework as a laptop though.
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by ItCouldBeWorse 1y ago
You are absolutely right- forgive me, im kind of out of touch with the whole steam revolutionizing gaming on linux. I think the comment about the "transporttax" on hardware, ergonomic and cooling still holds up though even in a wo
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by ItCouldBeWorse 1y ago
> A good laptop, but not a good value One of my mentors had the great sentence: "I dont buy laptops- they suck, because they are tailored to transport. I buy desktops- and connect them via internet to flat transportable terminals. A
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by ItCouldBeWorse 1y ago
I find both cities, cultivate a strong "The rest is peasants" vibe - but Hamburg is quite at the top with this. It seeps through the media made there ("Der Spiegel") and the authors writting in it. Its also part of the m
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by ItCouldBeWorse 1y ago
Ah, the pioneer effect in full effect- as in - once its proven it can be done, many will do it, finding ever more surprising efficient solutions. And the irony is - sometimes, the guys who are the first - don't even know they are the f
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by ItCouldBeWorse 1y ago
Wait, so you could encode a forrests-leaves-swaying in the wind sound- into corrugated concrete?
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by ItCouldBeWorse 1y ago
Because diseases have a tendency to recombine and jump hosts - it could become a human plague- similar to malaria..
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by ItCouldBeWorse 1y ago
I think the ideal would be something like a Xilinx offering, tailoring the CPU- regarding cache, parallelism and in hardware execution of hotloop components, depending on the task. Your CPU changes with every app, tab and program you open.
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by ItCouldBeWorse 1y ago
They mythos of the genius is riding on the long coat tails of the post-worldwar research/coldwar researchers, where there were hard, cold result deadlines. Todays genius produces "papers" about how "all the low hanging f
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by ItCouldBeWorse 2y ago
People forget, how oligarchies are actually not desirable for the oligarchs. Because there is no law and no stability. The zhar/king has a bad day and the whole crowd around you shifts in some economic landslide. Oligarchs in Russia ca
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by ItCouldBeWorse 2y ago
Alot of those values make more sense, if you stop to view them as some side effect for individual happiness and more as cooperate digestive tract juices.
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by ItCouldBeWorse 2y ago
Should replace it with head cheese: http://www.technovelgy.com/ct/content.asp?Bnum=687
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by ItCouldBeWorse 2y ago
I guess many countries on a budget look at this as a "cheap" nuke nowadays, something a few extra steps of physics could make easy reachable, without having to pay for the whole nuclear force "shebang". Thanks russia, th
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by ItCouldBeWorse 2y ago
Oh, great, they added a "Users Resistance is invalid" button - so everyone can go along with it, until they remove it in 2 updates and then, well you had a choice and the choice was to swallow whatever you get served.
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by ItCouldBeWorse 2y ago
More time spend by users annoyed == more en(g/r)agement == more career credit points. First you go micro, then you go soft.
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by ItCouldBeWorse 2y ago
There are problematic narratives though. The robin hood one, were you are always the underdog against a evil universe out to get you. The everything is people and societal norms narrative, that completely blends out the physical universe as
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by ItCouldBeWorse 2y ago
Why the source is open- you can get all the ideas and copy it one way just like open source. Its differs from other "One-way-street-source" only by ownership of the public rights.
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by ItCouldBeWorse 2y ago
Its more a sort of shakedown of a ex-colonial power
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by ItCouldBeWorse 2y ago
Its everyones freedom to build a parallel open-source eco-system, that cooperations can not legally leech on.
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by ItCouldBeWorse 2y ago
So, its all gravity, if you turn the sock inside out? Just taking different colors and shapes?

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