PedroBatista

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by PedroBatista 2y ago
The F-35 is the biggest Trojan horse but this problem has been getting bigger and bigger over the years. Everything dependent on GPS and even cruise missiles with components from another nation requiring the other nation to agree on the tar
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by PedroBatista 2y ago
The present could never be the past. Having said that, never in History there has been so much migration.
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by PedroBatista 2y ago
Oh wow! Apple keeps innovating and MacRumors keeps clickbaiting.
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by PedroBatista 2y ago
Who’s “broccoli hair” now? Take that gen-xers!
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by PedroBatista 2y ago
Americans will “feel cheated” again when reality arrives and learn that a huge part of their economic power is based on the world dumping trillions of dollars of their savings into us stocks, bonds and real estate, thus making the US dolla
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by PedroBatista 2y ago
I don't know if I'm in a parallel Universe or hallucinating, but these are graphics cards, designed and created for people to install in they deskop PCs and run games. Just like they have been doing it for decades now. What's
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by PedroBatista 2y ago
These are gaming cards. If you think AMD is lacking here with just 16GB I can only assume you never bought NVIDIA gaming cards in the last 10 years.
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by PedroBatista 2y ago
Just installed Waterfox a couple hours ago. ( https://www.waterfox.net/ ) I'm getting fed up with all the latest Mozilla bullshit to the point I'm ready to switch browsers. Ladybird is starting to look good too, f
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by PedroBatista 2y ago
According to experts, the EU is a failed experiment that will fail any day now. Consulting my historical records, the EU implodes about 3 or 4 times a year and has been this way for decades. So the first collapse of the EU Season 2025 is ab
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by PedroBatista 2y ago
Where there's a will, there's a way.. It would complicate some of these "games", but I'm sure they would implement a kickback system where the person would receive a great salary but it had a "side contract&quo
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by PedroBatista 2y ago
IMO for a significant amount of games, isometric is the best way to display them as it emphasizes the dimensions of things, makes for a clear navigation and general awareness of what's going on. Also not really an issue these days, but
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by PedroBatista 2y ago
Signal could start doing some posts praising Musk and promoting Tesla or whatever scam he’s pushing at the given moment, that would unblock them really fast. Pre-Musk Twitter was indeed bad, a sign of it’s time and dying. Now it’s even wors
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by PedroBatista 2y ago
Of course it does :) The two games are decades apart and 1800 was known to require quite a beefy PC to run good when it came out. My point was 1602 holds up visually in a sense of doing it’s job assisting the game mechanics, something most
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by PedroBatista 2y ago
Not gonna lie, was expecting something with more substance. Instead I feel I just read a quimera of LLM slop with a homework assignment of some marketing kid trying his/her best to meet the quota.
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by PedroBatista 2y ago
Played Anno 1800 a couple years ago, good game and pretty. But the original Anno 1602 still wins in the looks and style department. As most 2.5D isometric games do..
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by PedroBatista 2y ago
Here we go again.. If you know so much about European colonization then you might also know the topic of “contact with then” vs “avoid contact” is almost as old as the colonization itself. I hope the irony of “our amazing stuff,we know bett
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by PedroBatista 2y ago
I don’t think the tourists are the ones doing the graffiti…
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by PedroBatista 2y ago
This. At any big company, if you’re doing software you’ll be doing OAuth/OIDC like it or not.
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by PedroBatista 2y ago
That's my overall point of view too. Regardless of infinite technical discussions about one or another, if Alice and Bob can't live together than just don't get married. Why spend all this energy on conflict and drama to no e
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by PedroBatista 2y ago
This is exactly why I blame Linus, this discussion (a civil one, hopefully ) but also nasty wars inside the kernel would not exist if he had the "straightforwardness" as he likes to use as an excuse for many of his sins, to say
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by PedroBatista 2y ago
This whole Rust in Kernel will not end well. We can spend all the time of the World bean counting half-percentages of who is more at fault but regardless of the Holy accounting this will not end well for Linux. When being challenged for any
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by PedroBatista 2y ago
While the design of NYC - plus economic pressures - never accounted for domestic waste storage ( in a global and universal way for all buildings/tenants ). The truth is no one ( with actual power ) did anything meaningful to stop this.
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by PedroBatista 2y ago
Although Figma is not the worst offender, looks like billionaires siting in Davos we should consume less resources and be happy with "owning nothing" because the World is at the brink of collapse so "everyone needs to go back
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by PedroBatista 2y ago
I understand his words and he has a bit of a point in his context. I question his motives, everything he says and the obvious army of “bros” who are just as bad and juvenile as the blue haired woke ones. It’s sad to see most adult dynamics
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by PedroBatista 2y ago
They are also good, but outside a more or less homogeneous bubble with no incentive for monetization it quickly becomes a cesspool dictated by "the algorithm".
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by PedroBatista 2y ago
Not sure the editor of the Economist had a fever dream and thought he was employed by The Onion or the author is still drunk from New Year's eve.
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by PedroBatista 2y ago
Looks like Intel is royally screwed. Not much because of their performance as a company ( although it's ugly ), but because of the board and their major shareholders. If they went after previous CEOs from ~2015 to ~2020, I can see some
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by PedroBatista 2y ago
Employee tradeworkers make good average money, self-employed trades people make a ton more money. I think the silver-lining here is: be competent at your job and all aspects related to it, but do that while being your own boss. Not much dif
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by PedroBatista 2y ago
What's the hourly cost? or it's charged per play? I don't see the pricing.
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by PedroBatista 2y ago
It’s in the name: Language Model, nothing else.

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