MrYellowP

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by MrYellowP 3y ago
You make no sense. Observe: > And things like clocks and batteries were slowly refined over many, many years, so they don't fit either. Everything started with a thought, or a discovery. What happens after is irrelevant. The event
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
It's like you're utterly unaware of the massive corruption. US telecom companies have been getting a lot of US taxpayer money for (literally?) nothing in return, which was of course an absolute accident by whoever set this who
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
Rando: "Gud, why's there no video player installed? How do I get to play my video player?" Gud: "Just use the operating system's package manager." Rando: "What's that? How do I find it?" Gud expl
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
I'm in my early 40s, and do nothing specifically for my physical health. I don't have cognitive decline, I don't suffer from little issues at all , (someone once said that'll happen once past 40), some days I skip sleep
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
> Given that, why not have a government spend a bunch of money to buy the rights, then release it to the public domain. I find your faith in governments, or naivete, quite disturbing. There is no such government that would do that. They&
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
> Wouldn't this deplete the atmosphere of oxygen relatively quickly, and in a way that's not easy to reverse? Then that brings rise to an industry producing and selling breathable air! Think of all the jobs this would create an
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
One of my favourite things in programming is getting rid of the conditional branches. They're great to keep the brain fresh, because sometimes you have to dig ten layers outward to rewrite your code just to get rid of that fucking con
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
I don't know why this is even newsworthy, except for propaganda reasons. Strong increase at the start, then a relatively quick drop, slowly declining to un-hyped levels of participation. This isn't news, this is common. Strong ini
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
That makes me a doomsayer, basically, but I consider this to be evidence that every single aspect of our lives will eventually be somehow controlled by AI. Sure, you can claim that there's always the choice of not doing what the AI s
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
You make no sense. You know that. How many years are covered by "pre social media" and how many by "post social media" ? The difference is significant.
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
Universal morality exists. It's called empathy. Morals are being decided and dictated by those who can get most people to agree on something being moral. It's a purely man-made thing that only distracts from what everyone's b
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
I'm going to miss the thread-safety non-GIL python offered. That being said, this is interesting. Can we get an in-python fork() mechanic ... please?
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
Please ignore my ignorance in ... the science of toilets, for lack of a proper term ... but these look like regular US-toilets to me. I believe them to be US-toilets, because the seats are missing the front section. Can you please explain?
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
I'm glad there's people who appreciate knowing about this. When I try to spread it, I'm mostly getting confronted with ignorance. This really isn't just Google. They apparently just want to be the first. This is what the
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
Finally I found an expert in time travel technology! Please tell us more about it!
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
> and also Aliens can at most go close to lightspeed. You're an expert in alien technology and civilizations far more technologically advanced than we are?
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
Financial media doesn't write for us, it writes for Big Money. It helps keeping prices down just as much as it helps pumping. When dumb money (that's an actual term used) starts to FOMO into cryptos, it's always because it go
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
I can only talk about it from a crypto perspective. I've never cared for looking deeper into TA. All I saw was people drawing lines and looking at patterns, so I spent time figuring out how that works practically. When I can draw lines
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
This isn't just Google. The whole hardware industry is moving towards the Digital Lockdown. This idea has been around, at least, since the early 2000s, but the people who were talking about it, of course, got shouted down as conspiracy
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
Bringing up "We, the people" here is ridiculous, regardless of the "sense". We have zero power. Zero. Protests, revolts, riots ... all make no difference anymore and making a cross on a piece of paper once every couple y
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
That's not sexist at all, hu?
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
How can there be mass, when everything gravitates towards black holes, which eventually evaporate?
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
I want to live in that fantasy world you live in. Money makes the rules, the mainstream media pushes it out into the public and politicians set them in stone. The public has no say in this. At all. Any consent you perceive is either pushed
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
I react to aspartame. In candies, nestle green tea, or where ever I just get in contact. When I drink something containing aspartame, it raises my heartrate, my blood pressure, makes me feel extremely hectic inside without the body feeling
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
Instead of the most obvious, that most US food contains far too much sugar?
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
20? That's rookie numbers.
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
You're being downvoted, but you're being correct. The guy you respond to is ignoring actual reality, which is that people do not actually make conscious decisions. They don't "choose to click", because then clickbai
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
That's rich, coming from the company that kept throwing wrenches into microsoft's machinery until use chromium for Edge.
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
What's offensive about a bodypart? Especially if you have one, finding it offensive is rather weird. I, personally, find that whoever came up with the name must have been hilariously innocent, or at least not speaking english. :D
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by MrYellowP 3y ago
> Is Python so annoying to use that when a compelling non-Python solution appears, everyone will love it? Less hassle? Or did it take off for a different reason? Interested in hearing thoughts. Exploring the landscape ends up with you ha

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