WillReplyfFood

12 ms·

31.
by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
Im not so sure that "thinking through" is so pure in value as you think it to be. Many grown ups have quite a lot of biases factor into there thinking through- where situations basically hash to a solution and the "thinking&q
32.
by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
The system design clusterfuck is what you always get, when you cram as much software as possible on as few ecus as possible. You wouldnt buy a car that is safe- because bad security does not smell.
33.
by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
They can organize money of grid. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran%E2%80%93Contra_affair (only time they got caught) My assumption is they are also milking the mob.
34.
by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
The problem with secret services is that nobody by definition keeps them in check and balances. They can easy fake and create the reasons necessary for theire power to continously expand. To be honest though, i find the chinese social credi
35.
by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
Its simple at the start. And sorry, but with the stuff i work, its usually not enough. OO would allow for easier code reuse, by composing objects out of pre-existing objects, something that is usually done by copy paste today. OO would enfo
36.
by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
The systems where wide, and not deep. But by now they want industry 4.0 - means they want intelligent behaving machines. As in - material flow on fail rerouting, process controlling and self-adjusting, as in self checking for upcoming flaws
37.
by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
I did, i did and i used the TC synonym. The problem is- as with all state-charts fast grows in complexity to a level where nobody has a overview. Are we the first industry to encounter this. No- chip designers have this all the time, game i
38.
by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
I tryied something like that- to generate a sort of stack overflow chatbot from a tech support chat my OS-Comunity keeps up. The problems usually are not in training the thing, the problem comes with filtering the data. There is usually a l
39.
by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
<Rant> Worser still, they have even trouble adopting object orientation. The whole area is stagnant in a Win95 Programming kind of way. Its truly horrifying. Worser still, even the people producing the newer tools to allow for OO, do
40.
by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
Why not circular causality - the losses made with buying drugs with bitcoins, drove them to take drugs in the first place..
41.
by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
.. and thats why there is no tax avoiders in the west. They all trust the state, especially the trusts thrust the state.
42.
by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
The Strandbeast is a robot then? Or is a way to show environment dependent behaviour part of the equation?
43.
by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
Cyborgs please cry your eyes out, you will get them back, afterwards good as new- no spam i promise.
44.
by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
Such events usually are used to trigger pre-emptive police and emergency services, so even reaching noone- is quite alarming.
45.
by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
Industryautomation here: It always takes two. One to tackle customers complaining and keeping the system running, one two actually diagnose and fix the problem.
46.
by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
Comrad buttonpusher implicated himself as guilty before the bureaucrazy and promised to better himself in a camp through self-reinforced labour and reconditioning. "All hail mother UsSiA!" was his final statement. Seriously the gu
47.
by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
We should search the church chronicles. First is always the guy to swear the loudest.
48.
by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
Guy was thoroughly anti-linux- i got that at least.
49.
by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
There is lots of scifi that trys to run with a concept, and runs out of runway. Stranger in a strange land is that kind of thing. I remember a book - forgot the name about a ressurrection attempt of a dead female CEO with psychology. It rea
50.
by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
Sorry, but if you have constrained plattforms- all the frameworks/software tends to look this way. This is how many gamecodes look internal- and do horrible things behind the scene to keep it save. So if a native java dev had written t
51.
by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
Does that mean- if i have a chip, which gets speed reduced by 30 % via patch, that i can return it under australian consumer law?
52.
by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
Would bad PC-Ports with a ruined UI qualify to that?
53.
by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
There are lots of 'Professionals' who turn up on time, but turn theire head off while on the time, so you get nothing from mere body presence but billable hours.
54.
by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
If one wants to improve something, one nees a little self-sadism, the wish to shine a light on the ugly spots until things improve.
55.
by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
Raise your noses high, wrinkling in disgust on the users, who are unable to follow the unrealistic standards of safety measures and rules. All i demanded from them was to hop throgh a firey hoop- and they couldnt even do that! Its a great w
56.
by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
They do that today too. My dad owns a farm- the stuff we fished out of roadside ditch- including lead batterys - you would vomit knowing about the details.
57.
by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
You are propably right. But sometimes such discussion can meta-stasize into intersting ones. For example- what is the definition of a good guy? Is a good guy something stable, reliable, someone behaving reproducable? Is a good guy somebody
58.
by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
You could reroot the pipeline through israel? or egypt? The syrian crisis was a sunni -shia powerblock escalation. The problem i have is that we - the west side with the wrong faction here. Assad had many minorities somehow getting along, n
59.
by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
In the eyes of FOSS everyone in a company is a codethief from the public so nothing to see here.
60.
by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
A good way to prevent false stories, would be to reward users who take the time to find evidence to the contrary, with some gamified rank system. "Mamothhunter of Lies"

More ›