Muromec

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by Muromec 3mo ago
We don't, it's the same ideal 2.0 with a different logo. Literally nothing changed and I saw the exact commits too.
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by Muromec 3mo ago
That usually corrects itself too, eventually.
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by Muromec 3mo ago
You don't need a whole full timer for that either. When we had to deal with the usual iso stuff it was one guy hired through the agency working on Thursdays
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by Muromec 3mo ago
We are getting used to the news about our decadence and decay coming from the West as regular as they did from the East before. Not sure what it means for anyone involved
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by Muromec 3mo ago
When the fare dodging rate increases they send out more fare controllers too.
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by Muromec 3mo ago
They figured out that part too
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by Muromec 3mo ago
It sure is, but it doesn't matter. Whatever position that generates more economic activity is declared legal using some nonsense retconned logic "because we said so".
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by Muromec 3mo ago
Arch Linux arm is great and collabora guys are great (thanks for mainlining rk3588). I'm using this one for my desktop and it's very smooth for a passive cooling thing.
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by Muromec 3mo ago
Steam frame exists, right?
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by Muromec 3mo ago
It's 1200 pages of bad writing where he can't get to the fucking point and sentences are page-long subclause mess. He is only on the list because commies put him there for ideological alignment and being long form. Seriously, fuck
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by Muromec 3mo ago
>Being Russian does not make them retrospectively Putinist, does it? Because Chekhov, Gogol, Ilf and Petrov, and Strugatsky brothers are better. And dostoevsky definitely is in the retroactively putinist camp, if you don't catch tha
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by Muromec 3mo ago
In other news communist propaganda can't get you don't if don't experience or fear poverty and racist takes aren't appealing if you don't suffer from either the same or ed
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by Muromec 3mo ago
Why would it not? Divine Comedy and Jack London were both required reading in my Ukrainian school (in translation of course). So was tolstoevsky unfortunately.
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by Muromec 3mo ago
Mind giving two examples that are attributable to questionable policy choices and not the usual empire lifecycle?
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by Muromec 3mo ago
>Yet nothing has changed. Actually a lot has changed -- the world passed peak oil and the benzine cars are practically done, while a lot of generation is now "green". It isn't enough to get it to C02 negative territory so
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by Muromec 3mo ago
Okay and not exploding makes РБМК reactor 70% more expensive (maybe), but we kinda want it to not explode, I guess? I understand that singling out datacenters specifically isn't really fair, but if they start accounting for 25% of the
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by Muromec 3mo ago
Not eating fancy and not drinking at all was a big part of it of course. The idea was to freelance a bit here and there to stretch it out, but eventually I did run out of money, packed my shit and flied back to places where getting a job wa
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by Muromec 3mo ago
Do countries actually collapse or it's another bit of christian end of the world lore? It doesn't have to be that dramatic to be noticed and course corrected. No, it won't be course corrected based on the hypothetical (even i
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by Muromec 3mo ago
that could still be cheaper than actually sucking CO2 out of the air --- or not, let the market do it's thing
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by Muromec 3mo ago
I'm having fun writing another agent harness nobody uses for real (not even me). As a side effect, I got an actor library in typescript to do it: https://github.com/muromec/posipaki . After some time I figured the
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by Muromec 3mo ago
Western Europe mostly, for 6 days a year and that's the part of the world that most certainly has the means to install it whenever it decides so. It's hardly an existential threat to civilization or locally to societies it affects
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by Muromec 3mo ago
Smart cities with tech barons won't ever happen for a lot of reasons, mainly because the government always wins. Tech bros don't have the political and military means to sovereignty . Dictatorship, civil war, corruption with a sid
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by Muromec 3mo ago
I don't understand why permits are given for new generation that is CO2 positive outside of exceptional cases or when it replaces even worse kind. It's insanity.
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by Muromec 3mo ago
I think I'm much more compatible with my colleagues from the said countries, who are actually nice people, than I am with the rabid fascists having this kind of a take.
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by Muromec 3mo ago
It doesn't have to end the humanity itself. My favorite city being underwater because it's too expensive too pump the water out is already bad enough.
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by Muromec 3mo ago
I'm actually fine with only having access to the AI shaitan when the sun is shining over the datacenter.
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by Muromec 3mo ago
Somebody should go in jail big time if it has be bailed out
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by Muromec 3mo ago
23 percent is a bit fucked actually
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by Muromec 3mo ago
But... Datacenters don't burn anything, right? Powerplants do and we try to switch all the transport and heating and whatever to be electric. So the answer is to build the damb nuclear power and a lot of it and price CO2 emissions at t
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by Muromec 3mo ago
The goal of having laws is as much about being fair as it is about having a society that can function. Aka "the target amount of fraud is not zero". Sometimes it's better for both parties to cut their losses and move on to do

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