TeeMassive

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by TeeMassive 2y ago
Your whole argument is based on "it's causal because we saw a peak just after a bank collapse", as if a fire started bt a spark couldn't have fuel and generate other sparks in a positive feedback loop. The rest is basica
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by TeeMassive 2y ago
It's basically java -> wasm/webgl -> your computer A 10 times hit compared to a native C implementation on performance doesn't really matter anymore, but a compounded 10x10 times will.
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by TeeMassive 2y ago
Half of the Great Depression was caused by tariffs.
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by TeeMassive 2y ago
https://formlabs.com/blog/creating-camera-lenses-with-stereo... It seems that dipping the lens in resin is the best solution.
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by TeeMassive 2y ago
You're making an emotional argument by bringing other unrelated social issues. How possibly incriminating yourself by talking to police, especially as a vulnerable minority, is going to help?
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by TeeMassive 2y ago
This doesn't really make sense for tribes living on remote small islands who displays the same pattern of violence.
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by TeeMassive 2y ago
"existed" not "exist"
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by TeeMassive 2y ago
If that was true then the longer a tribe remains uncontacted then the more pacific and welcoming it would get. But remote tribes are just as violent than those closer to civilizations; or at least no such correlation have been observed.
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by TeeMassive 2y ago
You should stop taking your information from movies and media headlines. You are going to get people in trouble! > I wouldn’t particularly want to have to exercise my right not to make statements in Canada if I were of indigenous descent
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by TeeMassive 2y ago
I wonder if anyone tried making lens out of its outputs using transparent 3D printer resin?
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by TeeMassive 2y ago
I'm surprised that there are no mentions of uncontacted tribes (ctrl-f of 'uncon' and 'native' yields no matches). It seems that violence and extreme xenophobia is the cultural norm, not the exception from a few psy
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This Person Does Not Exist (Dot Com)(thispersondoesnotexist.com)
4 points by TeeMassive 2y ago|1 comments
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by TeeMassive 2y ago
I think we're going to see C2PA ( https://c2pa.org/ ) being mandatory for cellphones. At least when there's at least one implementation and that all digital cameras has an integrated TPM.
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by TeeMassive 2y ago
I love solarpunk as an idea. I would love to live in a solarpunk utopia. My biggest problem is its lack of grounding in economics. It's obvious that the people producing solarpunk art and literature comes from a privileged Californian
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by TeeMassive 2y ago
Someone at DARPA read Night's Dawn
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Forecasting: Principles and Practice (3rd Ed)(otexts.com)
3 points by TeeMassive 2y ago|0 comments
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by TeeMassive 2y ago
Linus doesn't write much code anymore. The ones who are responsible and doing the heavy lifting and taking the heat when things break are the often unpaid maintainers. You can't say OP is more apt when he probably never done this
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by TeeMassive 2y ago
> The old-school guys want to keep things old-school. You are missing the whole point here. The kernel is a survival epic amongst millions of other failed projects. You don't get to tell the old captain and its lieutenants how to na
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by TeeMassive 2y ago
I just want a summary of search results with linked sources.
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by TeeMassive 2y ago
Suggestion: implement a vimtutor: subltutor
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by TeeMassive 2y ago
What is the typical route for Canadians to work in the US tech sector?
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by TeeMassive 2y ago
I like your "no bad questions" attitude and your straightforward answer!
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by TeeMassive 2y ago
I think this is what most people here are looking for: > The volumetric display area created by the Voxon VX2 is a cylindrical space measuring 256mm in diameter and 256mm in height. This space is filled with the 3D image generated by the
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by TeeMassive 2y ago
That's the most exciting and well written description of a chess game I've ever read!
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by TeeMassive 2y ago
I sponsored Nemesis on Kickstarter. A very good game. But the rules are horribly written. 5 years later I still discover new rules. I didn't even played the extensions I bought because it turns out 35+ years old adults don't have
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by TeeMassive 2y ago
It was an emergency ruling. The takeover that was supposed to happen was blocked. What The onion was $2M below another offer.
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by TeeMassive 2y ago
So, as it turns out, the auction was fraudulent and stopped by the judge...
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by TeeMassive 2y ago
> Mastodon functions basically identical to email and damn near every normies has figured it out. People struggle with emails everyday. Phishing, spam, identity theft, etc. We just delegated the complexity to Big Tech and even then it is
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by TeeMassive 2y ago
Life is not a movie. People are boring, want to avoid trouble as much as possible and don't even seriously consider the use of violence even when they are deeply hurt. The father who kills his kids' rapist? Very very rare.
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by TeeMassive 2y ago
> Why not Mastodon? Not simple enough for normies. Not enough people. Who wants to be on the 10th largest social media? Full of sketchy content.

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