OneTimePetes

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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Up next, wikipedia releases own browser - cloned from firefox.
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Sure, like the general assembly is not voted on by almost all of them by countrys, who then get economic-hegemonic-ally sacked. This is the trouble with almost all international institutions - they are deeply subverted by economic interests
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Well, we have better psychology experiments today. Just not published. Run a filter for a situation and a query against a behavioural database at Amazon, Google, FB and you can build quite a nice insight into humanity. Papers published with
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Trojans, Spyware and Miners. Oh my.
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Did not Feynman use rat experiments in his book to lay heavily into social studies? As i recall in the book, there was only one guy whose rat/mouse experiments had enough rigour, eliminating data disturbing experiment influences, syste
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Travel restrictions bought Taiwan and South Korea lots of time in the beginning. Other countries who usually follow scientific guidance have implemented them (israel). There seem to be no real papers linked to the base of this guidance, exc
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Do not buy time by shutting down travel and use failed watch/wait approach again - also WHO.
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
This goes the other way too. In china, several trucks had colourful lane-change-lights and a voice-speaker informing/warning the other vehicles that they were turning in addition to the blinker. Was pretty futuristic
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Which is why the idea of the "multi-role" rts was invented. One guy plays sim-city to build the base. Another plays tower defense to defend the base. One guy plays Defense of the Ancients-Heroe gameplay, and one guy plays the larg
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Didnt they forbid the more crass ai-widgets? I remember having that commando-ai-widget from that comp-sci student, that allowed units to sneak in a orderly line through hills and around sight radius into enemy bases. Or the artful dodger wi
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Because buildings change constantly.. notice how in the examples, you have building for which this requirement must not be fullfilled. Public show-off buildings, statues, temples and harbour walls, they do not change with every generation.
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Through a really nice and helpful math prof who took time out of her day to explain it to those in the "im in trouble" additional course. Forever grateful for that, would have failed otherwise. Math notation becomes very readable,
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Eh, wasn't this refuted? We tend to not have mental models of others at all. Our brains run "flat" copies of ourselves and any deviation from that model, results in discomfort and categorization as either "inferior"
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Imagine for a moment using the ground effect to reduce transport load- and re-engage with the ground on need for breaking and steering.
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Just a addition to the _TeamWorkflow_ it would be great if there was a standardized Way to have a kan-ban pipeline mapped into the IDE. Like Icebox -> First Implementation -> Review -> etc -> Deploy & DevHops I always found
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Its home away from home.
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
A bowl of rice for a day of labour in the rainforrest sawmill that produced the front row seats.
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
The will eat the cakes of existing car companies. The race starts a new, and the technological advances of the previous years have been annihilated. Add to that, that the new value generator in cars is clearly software- a field were the old
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Committees the homeopathic responsibility dilution of any thoroughly dysfunctional organization. Make them agree on the one who should shoulder responsibility for a possible problem, to crash the process.
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Atomized Individuals Propaganda without any love or attachment to others. I know its the state/corpos wish that we are all interchangeable people-toner easy to pack into cartridges, easy to produce, easy to consume, but some of us clin
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Should have performance indicators with every app - the kids who grew up on the performancelandfill slopes of the Mount Moore would have a hard time explaining away there whatsapp clone needing the same % as a major application. Yeeh, who e
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Behind closed door software engineering is actually done only when the bad first implementation runs into limits. Software Engineering is similar to JIT-Compiling, it only applies to the hot-loop in a company. Things that must work, and wer
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
================= Begin of the Interesting Part, Discussion & Recommendations ================== Above parent nothing but man mumbling after famous persons to invoke the Goddess of transitivity of all properties. Seriously though, i bro
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
To be honest i wish there was some sort of situational Design Paradigm - the VIM of languages. OO in the design of the Structures/Debug-Data Representation, DOD in the structures and algos, functional whenever the programmer itself is
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Lets build a problem accelerator and see what exotic particles are created when the problems crash into each other at light speed..
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Adults who are addicted report anything positive to keep the substance flowing?
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Sigh, read it and abandoned it. The true price is never discussed. He who feeds the data dragon, supplies a Interface for Social engineering on a unprecedented scale. Facebook or Google could cook subtle social control schemes up in a cogni
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Already had a tractor axle broken, when the machine sinks with one wheel into the caves? We got 50 € compensation and mentioned in the newspaper as "compensated" for the damage. This is a terraforming animal and not compatible wit
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
And never once did they learn a thing from the told you so. Sales is ridiculously decoupled from all the chaos they cause in most companies. Must be a easy job, selling something a company can not offer and then not having bear responsibili
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Latvia comes to mind.I think, germans aging population plays into this conservative mindset. Now add the manufacturing culture, wanting to add a physical object/machinery to every piece of software and you can start to see the brakes.

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