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Sunset
10y ago
> she would double down at every opportunity. People with this kind of personal politics ALWAYS double down.
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10y ago
Claiming that everything is political is a political statement. Further, there's nothing wrong with choosing the accepted existing position.
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10y ago
Nice ungooglealbe name, it horribly conflicts with World Of Warcraft and Windows On Windows(the syswow64 subsistem of windows)
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10y ago
Just start holding C_Os in contempt in solitary. See how long twitter's resistance lasts.
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10y ago
TempleOS would be an improvement.
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10y ago
>digging up what causes you support outside of work and using that as cause to harass your employer into firing you. Tortious interference needs to come back in a big way while Trump is in office. Maybe put some harsh jailtime for it.
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10y ago
/s^1024 ?
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10y ago
But will they also be self-stealing cars?
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10y ago
They drop your packets, both for ingoing and outgoing overflow.
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10y ago
How long do we need to atone for our parents' mistakes.
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10y ago
Who is "Casey Neistat" and why should anyone give half a flip. Especially on HN.
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10y ago
But is it a perpetuum mobile if you can't extract more energy than you've put in?
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10y ago
We had a better name for that, "clickbait".
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10y ago
This is not how kids talk these days. Source: I have a kid.
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10y ago
Well, does docker even do CUDA? I wanted to have it run in an isolated container of sorts. Because I still do use the same machine for other stuff.
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10y ago
"Western Civilization" has operated as Imperialist and Totalitarian regimes for centuries. "Modern" democracy is the exception, not the default mode of our societies.
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10y ago
But making intelligent killing machines is half the fun of heralding into a Terminator inspired future distopia.
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10y ago
Can all this be stuck in a docker image?
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10y ago
> Modern systems can easily sleep for more than a second at a time, even with the screen on (and not updating). Good luck with that with quadrillion services chugging away in the background including file indexing service and all the spy
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10y ago
Goliaths are derpy as fuck because they are running on node.js
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10y ago
Pitty
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10y ago
I can donate free time on a GeForce 1060 6GB and a 12core XEON. If anyone wants to make a web frontend for the code in the linked repo.
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10y ago
I'm still salty about Chrome, "chrome" is a technical term in browser development. It literally means the widgety parts of the GUI that sits on the top, the part that's not the webpage being rendered.
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10y ago
Real mad science stuff.
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10y ago
You are already divided. Unreciprocated altruism will only be harmful to you. Collective strategies win against individualist strategies. You may want to deny this, but nothing will make reality conform to your desires.
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10y ago
It's because the people doing the responding share the ideological leanings of the people doing the complaining. When the same social circles are both in PR/HR and the offended class they will consider the same things valid critic
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10y ago
>Yet, Taleb's indictment gives no way to separate this kind of "good" expertise from the "bad" ones. I can give you an extremely simple and effective heuristic. But it would probably be against posting rules here
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10y ago
Will this work with something like Ext2Fsd or other usermode file system drivers not from microsoft which work on windows?
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10y ago
This is why Poland cannot into space.
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10y ago
Perish the thought.
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