SlowRobotAhead

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by SlowRobotAhead 6y ago
Is that “runs” or is 100% without workarounds?
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by SlowRobotAhead 6y ago
> The thing to understand is that shift is fundamentally a simpler operation than multipl ... well... If you have hardware multiply that is guaranteed to take one click cycle and a shift that will take the same... does fundamental comple
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by SlowRobotAhead 6y ago
Yes, no, I read it. I just don’t think there is a bill of sale for rented servers anywhere that has the recipient as “Elite Nation State Hacker Group”. If the trail is IP address, I trust that as much a “spasibo” being proof of Russian Hack
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by SlowRobotAhead 6y ago
Do you HONESTLY think the president was asking Dr. Birx to inject bleach or isopropyl alcohol into coronavirus patients? Like really honestly? Or are you just hopeful to imply that to hurt Trump? Because that just wasn’t my take watching th
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by SlowRobotAhead 6y ago
Did you not see I already posted that link, except mine has more context? I see him ask his medical professional to confirm they are indeed looking into various options. Are you perhaps looking intentionally for the worst possible take and
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by SlowRobotAhead 6y ago
Truth, but as someone else said it’s a least an indication on compatibility. Lenovo doesn’t need to use the Realtek audio that isn’t supported in Linux if they also have an option that is supported. It’s an implication not a guarantee.
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by SlowRobotAhead 6y ago
Ok, fair points! It’s a small market but they can grab more of it for basically very little work. On the PT, I was at Chrysler before the launch of that thing (visiting). It was originally marketed to teens exclusively. It was supposed to r
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by SlowRobotAhead 6y ago
I’m very skeptical that any nation state group is foiled by leaked ip addresses or language identifying strings left in code. Both seem like such obvious red herrings that it makes me question anyone that puts stock in them.
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by SlowRobotAhead 6y ago
But that’s not the voting system we use. So, no, Trump didn’t win with fewer “votes” if we’re at all being intellectually honest about what votes matter. This site is all about intellectuals being honest and arguing in good faith using the
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by SlowRobotAhead 6y ago
I’m confused, can you clarify you are referring to? Edit: In what way was Trump “selected” and not elected by the rules laid out in the constitution? Edit2: So not selected, and yes entirely by the rules we’ve always used.
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by SlowRobotAhead 6y ago
> He also won, with fewer votes than his competition, while only half of eligible voters cast ballots. I don’t think that’s right. The presidential vote count in the 2016 election was 304 Trump to 227 Clinton [0]. And all 50 states voted
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by SlowRobotAhead 6y ago
Good publicity? Are there so many people buying laptops with Linux as a “requirement” that this is a thing? Iirc, Sputh Korea dumped government use of Windows, so I could see a reason for a mfg to support Linux like that but in terms of jus
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by SlowRobotAhead 6y ago
So I woke up to some “news” about said ridiculous statements and said snake oil sales. So as I do now, I went and got the actual source and not the media interprition of it. Can you find where in this clip he says to inject Lysol or sells s
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by SlowRobotAhead 6y ago
It’s good idea to accept that the risk analysis of someone making 6 figures here is absolutely different than that of someone who is living paycheck to paycheck. This is why it’s been so frustrating to see “YOU’RE TRYING TO MURDER PEOPLE” f
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by SlowRobotAhead 6y ago
> As we have seen, constitutional requirements are not an impediment in a pandemic Agreed. It’ll be interesting to see the 1A cases that come out of this though. There is only so much tolerance to freedom of religion, right to peaceful a
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by SlowRobotAhead 6y ago
In what way does Amazon know the backend margins that any other store wouldn’t? They don’t. Amazon isn’t being asked to produce a product for a vendor then taking that and selling it themselves, that would be wrong. This is Amazon doing exa
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by SlowRobotAhead 6y ago
Regulation would not prevent Whole Foods and “some independent company” sharing data and producing these white label products to be sold exclusively at Whole Foods. This very easily defeated regulation is a perfect example why they aren’t a
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by SlowRobotAhead 6y ago
You want to start a discussion about company stated policies and how each person feels they do or do not live up to them? That could go on for quite awhile! edit: it was mostly a joke, calm down.
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by SlowRobotAhead 6y ago
Hmm, I see a lot of people here mad and arguing for regulation to stop Amazon from making their own white label products, but it seems like selective outrage. When the discussion is about censorship online (demonetizing, blocking people who
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by SlowRobotAhead 6y ago
Help me understand. How does hitting 60% storage capacity result in negative barrel prices? Shouldn’t that be a 99% scenario?
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by SlowRobotAhead 6y ago
I think the idea that is that it also costs money to shut a well down. Like if you just turn it off, there will be more work to do later when you want to get it back up again. Not just staff, but well / drill / pump / seal &#
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by SlowRobotAhead 6y ago
It’s a $10 now, yea maybe it’s goes to $20 in a year but with the stockpile now, I don’t see $30 happening again soon. Not a year soon anyhow. But I have no idea, I’d happily defer to others on this.
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by SlowRobotAhead 6y ago
I’ve found it’s helpful if you make a slight half circle from the multitasking bar (whatever the bottom bar you pull on is called) to instantly go back to the last app. But it’s a memory game with what is on your app stack. Was Duo open las
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by SlowRobotAhead 6y ago
It’s such a weird feeling when the “button” is dead.
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by SlowRobotAhead 6y ago
Agreed... but you don’t think there is an ugly backend administrator to <insert your favorite public healthcare system>? Of course there is. You don’t think the NHS has lawyers and billing professionals, they’re there, just behind the
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by SlowRobotAhead 6y ago
> I'm not a religious person, but the thing that the anti-religion movements have failed spectacularly at is providing a universal, teachable framework for basic morality This is my problem with Evangelical Atheism. The people who g
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by SlowRobotAhead 6y ago
Just returns true now... problem solved!
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by SlowRobotAhead 6y ago
You can already do this in C though, If EVER SO SLIGHTLY wasteful in non-practical terms. If you need a 23bit object you just structure it to be that. It’s a couple of AND or SHIFT ops when accessing, but so what? Even for 100Gbit networkin
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by SlowRobotAhead 6y ago
> These tools take C or C++ code and produce a transistor layout to be used by the FPGA. Hmm, I haven’t been following that but it seems that... > The result is massively larger FPGA/HLS programs than the programmer needed And th
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by SlowRobotAhead 6y ago
I’m confused because there are like four products now called Duo. Although to be fair, me confusing Duo Security and Duolingo is because I use both and both have nearly the same green for logos.

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