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That sound, as if layers and layers of renteering aristocracy were forced to work again against their will.
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The promise of.. You don't need to be a domain expert but to configure and use it you do. Needs a expert and a autoconfig noob api.
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Some lie about working features to get people to read into the project and fix it for them. One liar and his flyer +42 fools make a open source Projekt, even if you can not code to save your life. These projects mostly consist of issues and
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Or you just dehumanize those suffering.
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It has costs. Replication gets more expensive and slower, more error prone. Also bacteria exchanges resistance DNA among itself. Would be a cool vector to give them weekness.
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Restricted? As in used by vetrinarys and cure for all in the poorer parts of the world? Also good if there is something to stop hospital bacteria eating patients in slices. Wish we had a wheel of antibiotics, were resistance makes the bacte
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Google send us on a walking tour path that was last used in the sixties. Stubborn as I was, I refused to admit that the forestry road it started out as, had ceased to be some time ago.
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Always Was always has been. Strange that so many smart people have a bias towards the left, ain't it?
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Let me pour that late over that Mac and give you 10€ to hammer that point home.
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> Encapsulation as an idea failed spectacular again and again. What would have been valuable would have been a way to enforce layers of abstractions, with no composition or inheritance of objects on the same layer.
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Fusion within our reach.
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IoT aka mafia with chips strikes again I worked with PLCs for some time and the whole "a dozen different versions" rings a USBell for me. if I Google newag plc programmer at linkedin, I promise you the number will be the same as t
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The enemy is inside the house and those aristocrats always wanted democracy gone - Thiel admitted it openly.
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Ah, the optimal parallel cores setup.. One column of corecells has a input connection bus. One column of core cells has a output connection. The rest is on a grid bus between row and columns only. Cell Programs are just input data, swept in
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It's deevaluating what you own by laws that is very funny. Wonder what would happen if someone devalued the house you are in by declaring it unfit for habitation.
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Good old learning by not policing..
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Have you checked the compensation? It is a mockery. Your tractor breaks into a beavers lodge breaking the axle. You get 50€ and appear in the local news as "compensated". Tons of farmers would refuse that addition of insult to inj
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It's a hunter problem, they need shovels. Delusional city people making laws trampling economic minorities like farmers, can make all the laws they want but what happens on the ground might be very different.
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? It's a genetic adaptation to hellish circumstances and as we head toward these circumstances somewhat OP. They really are after you, in Russia, in china, in large parts of Africa and more to come. And there are manmade Tigers in the
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Wish there was a way to do energy intensive work during such spikes.. Automated factories spinning up, alu foundaries smelting preloaded scrap. If you can't store it, use it.
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? Article does not talk about pitfalls of architecture, proceeds to talk about hierarchical processes in organization. Guess it's a failure to uphold and implement layers of abstractions. Good thing there is a software engineer to dist
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Unless there is a sudden energy price spike, then things might become different fast.
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Gone to the asylum, department mi6.. He's gonna hack russians now.
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So fluorid is in toothpaste? So non usage is associated with gum disease. Making this a 2nd order effect study of "will bacteria entering the bloodstream trough rotting tissue affect neural tissue?"
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It got toned down though since bad times reality became more apparent and the "global utopia can still be reached" if we write it into existence delusion faded. Nothing to project on aurocracies now..
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? Shows the Xitter login screen and is the landing page? I thought up down monitoring should be hosted by different services?
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My personal lesson is that stability of frameworks is worth so much more than features, but features are what attracts developers to open source. So you either have stable but dead, congrats you are the framework developer. Or you have cons
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But there are places in the world where you already have that. And where a citizen formed and normed parallel justice system is largely preferable to none. And the whole surveiled by the public and observed by machine with eternal memory mi
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More like triggering a massive allergic reaction of society to capitalism going all in on "mafia with chips".
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Germany scanned its national archives in with xerox stations. We will never know what numbers might have been scrambled. https://youtu.be/7FeqF1-Z1g0?si=FvBoSQ90yi4MQKsd So similar projects existed and were so disastrous th

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