PKop

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by PKop 9mo ago
> I disputed it online Oh man this is what consumers would love to do, have to constantly adjudicate false positives online which they'd have to track to make sure didn't happen. What nonsense.
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by PKop 9mo ago
> I want to make things You need to be strong to do so. Things of any quality or value at least.
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by PKop 9mo ago
No harsh belittling is what makes them quit, not accommodating their nonsense and excusing it. There should be a stigma with destructive behavior. The flaw is this decades-long trend of talking about stigmas and refusing to condemn bad beha
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by PKop 9mo ago
> it's clear that this is a big fun experiment. No it's not clear, because at every turn we're told we're supposed to take it seriously, that there's something there there and that's it's a very real hi
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by PKop 9mo ago
> they are obviously on the right track How can you just assert that? It's fine to say it looks like the right track to you. But in what way is it obvious?
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by PKop 9mo ago
Hands-on plus visual inspection of your avacado to assess quality is obviously different than knowing if your thunderbolt cable will work at all just by looking at the site so what are you even talking about?
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Qt Bridges – C#(doc-snapshots.qt.io)
6 points by PKop 9mo ago|1 comments
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by PKop 9mo ago
Where is the working software it produces? Do you have a repo you've made with it as an example?
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by PKop 9mo ago
Bees?
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by PKop 9mo ago
> I write everything myself here. In my words. > I fully admit using Ai as my editor No one enjoys reading AI slop. It has 0 value, and it's a huge turnoff on forums like this. You should stop doing it.
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by PKop 9mo ago
There's 0 requirement that [new technology] must follow the path of the internet though. So it's kind of an irrelevant non sequitur.
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Mitigating the Billion Dollar Mistake(gingerbill.org)
6 points by PKop 9mo ago|3 comments
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by PKop 9mo ago
> All your multiple PCs have the same Documents folder. Files created on one PC are synced to the cloud and appear in all the other PCs' Documents folders That sounds horrible. > Could be good, or bad It sounds bad either way. If
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by PKop 9mo ago
How does this work with multiple PC's? Does it just merge all files into the same Documents folder? What if apps are saving app data to these folders, and you have the same app on multiple computers?
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by PKop 9mo ago
I think it just strongly translates into a significant ability to "win friends and influence people" and so on, relative to the alternative or in other words mastery over social interactions and empowerment for an individual to do
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by PKop 9mo ago
> I just would get annoyed when I thought of doing anything other than exactly what I wanted to do at any given time. Can relate strongly to this, especially when it involves other people's whims or need for you to be involved in so
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Is .NET Aspire Actually Open Source? [video](youtube.com)
3 points by PKop 10mo ago|0 comments
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by PKop 10mo ago
Or even, which subset of humans' uses cases you wish to concern yourself with as you can't always please everyone or tackle everyone's problems. If one only cared about a single language everything becomes much easier.
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by PKop 10mo ago
There's no way to reel it back. You said it here though: > Some people have the discipline to push back, but many do not This is simply a genetic selective filter that will destroy some people while others make it through, and there
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by PKop 10mo ago
You can do this on virtually every non-soldered laptop why is this presented as some unique feature?
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by PKop 10mo ago
You turn your brain off and outsource your thinking to other people, because you're incapable of perceiving reality for yourself, is what you're telling me. Of course everyone is responsible for their accuracy and their errors, do
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by PKop 10mo ago
Maybe just try having confidence in yourself. Trust your instincts. I'm not going to impugn my own abilities based on some purported flaw in an abstract amorphous blog called "humanity", whatever that is. A lot of individuals
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by PKop 10mo ago
Pattern recognition skill issue then. It did to me. "The fallout" This flaw was critical. And other vibes. You know it when you see it, though it may be hard to define.
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by PKop 10mo ago
Does this include the material conditions of human bio diversity? You deny "way of thinking" is itself a material differentiation but could that not be an expression of material conditions over time reshaping separate groups of pe
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by PKop 10mo ago
H1B and foreign worker visas are, AI is political cover and it's a lie.
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Programming language speed comparison using Leibniz formula for π(niklas-heer.github.io)
41 points by PKop 10mo ago|95 comments
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by PKop 10mo ago
The vulnerabilities existing is not a consequence of previous CVEs so this seems like an irrelevant non sequitur to keep mentioning everywhere.
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by PKop 10mo ago
Basically what Odin does yea?
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by PKop 10mo ago
Disagree. It's a win win. As an example, Windows and Microsoft would benefit users if they focused less on injecting useless Copilot everywhere, and more on maintenance and improvement of the core functionality of the OS while not squa
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by PKop 10mo ago
Yes since you can extract a gain within some small portion of its bull market that's compressed into a shorter period of time relative to some other assets like gold. It means you aren't holding for as long. Crypto rises harder an

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