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Show HN: Internet Fight Club(internetfight.club)
32 points by Mizza 5y ago|13 comments
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by Mizza 5y ago
> there is no other way except capitalism >> Who said anything about it being the only way? I'm not being sarcastic, by the way, and I don't agree with your premise.
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by Mizza 5y ago
Vulcan anarchism. My point was only that it's a form of religious faith to think that our current form of international corporatism is the only way to generate wealth in the future. I don't even think it's doing a particularl
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by Mizza 5y ago
"My God is the correct one."
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by Mizza 5y ago
I lived in Berkeley, where there are still loads of little cults popping up, so this sort of thing happens fairly often. I knew somebody who was a pretty seasoned cult member and she explained to me that apparently there is a lot of competi
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by Mizza 5y ago
I've always wanted something like this, and I imagine the global efficiency benefit would be monumental in the long term, despite the enormous cost of enforcing a change. Though I also have trouble wrapping my head around a USB washing
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by Mizza 5y ago
You guys all missed the point of the article. > But here’s where the story takes a head-spinning twist: > When Peña downloaded the Bird app and agreed to its terms in August 2018, he unwittingly indemnified Bird against any lawsuits.
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by Mizza 5y ago
Surely the dependency on CNTs will make this prohibitively expensive, at least for now.
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by Mizza 5y ago
I get the impression that there are many professional developers who have never actually seen good documentation at any point in their lives. So many organizations think that having all of the functions listed in on a Javadoc page is someho
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Cloudflare Rufuses to Exit Russian Market(som.yale.edu)
9 points by Mizza 5y ago|2 comments
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by Mizza 5y ago
Building/pivoting on the unverified assumption that a market demand exists.
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by Mizza 5y ago
What's your cost of capture per ton?
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Shogihax: Remote Code Execution on the Nintendo 64
1 points by Mizza 5y ago|0 comments
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by Mizza 5y ago
Can you apply your process to rice? I know there is a project to make C4 rice, but I don't think they've cracked it yet. Could be a better approach, or at least complimentary approach, to improve crop production so there is less n
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by Mizza 5y ago
What about CFS is fishy to you? Those are the guys I'd put my money on, but I'm curious why you'd think otherwise.
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SORM(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by Mizza 5y ago|0 comments
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by Mizza 5y ago
"In September 2021, a spokesperson denied that the organization had conducted the research on the deadly MERS virus that was described in the NIH proposal. After documents obtained via FOIA later showed that such research had in fact b
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Peter Daszak Answers Critics and Defends Coronavirus Research(theintercept.com)
7 points by Mizza 5y ago|1 comments
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by Mizza 5y ago
Make the donut: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIoXOplUvAw It's kind of a right of passage for Blender newbies. I learned (well.. I'm learning) Blender this year and I'm glad I did. It's very intimidati
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Linux ported to Nintendo Wii U(lore.kernel.org)
53 points by Mizza 5y ago|1 comments
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by Mizza 5y ago
What's to stop Putin from nationalizing Yandex? They don't really have a choice but to move back to a centrally planned economy, why not just yoink it?
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by Mizza 5y ago
I don't see the alternative though, it's not like Putin is a hardcore Leninist. There's no real ideology there, he doesn't care for the people. What's the attraction? Maybe people don't like what is pejorativel
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by Mizza 5y ago
Ukraine has huge, untapped gas reserves. If they start mining them - which they were about to before the Crimean invasion - then there's no reason for Germany and western Europe to keep doing business with Russia, effectively bankrupti
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by Mizza 5y ago
Does Putin prevent Shell from ever mining the Ukranian shale gas deposits? Then he "wins".
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by Mizza 5y ago
You know what, this might actually be the guy. Good tip. It's a bummer to pay for a Windows license I don't want, but the fee for that is less than the markup I'd pay to some scalper just to get the card.
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by Mizza 5y ago
Yeah, I guess I could go down that route, I've used the AWS Gx instances for projects before, but this dataset would justttt fit in memory for a 3080, which really simplified the rest of the code, and the speed of iteration, and, at th
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by Mizza 5y ago
I have an AI chemistry project that appears to work on my test data, but I had to put it on the backburner because I simply can't (couldn't) find a 3070/80 anywhere! I stopped looking 6 months ago, does anybody know a reliabl
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by Mizza 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporate_Memphis Facebook did it, everybody copies Facebook. It's awful.
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by Mizza 5y ago
I have been working in Elixir lately and enjoying it quite a lot! Keeping an eye on Nim as well..
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by Mizza 5y ago
It's sad to say, but I think I'm over Python. It's not fun or pretty anymore, with all of the versioning headaches, the nightmare pit of dependency management, different runtime versions shipping on different machines. It&#x2

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