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7y ago
This is obvious a case of "be careful what you wish for" the music industry has itself to blame for this. I hope it will get more ridiculous over time.
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7y ago
Should they? Wouldn't they legalese the profession the same way that politicians would politicise it?
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7y ago
Simple answer: Because the stupid hipsters try to change a simple concept of a state machine into MVC hell. More complicated answer: The weak side of the open source world is that it attracts a lot of developers with big egos who think that
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7y ago
Where is the donation to truely mean you are sorry?
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7y ago
Firefox uses sqlite for various things
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7y ago
There are 2 things I like about Go, 1. Compared to most compiled languages the toolchain is very easy. 2. Reduced ways of solving things in the language itself. My main dislike of C and C++ is that there are numerous ways of solutions for t
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7y ago
Convenience seems to be the only value of things in the real world, so bad even that people en masse are prepared to submit to slavery to get it. I suggest that the FOSS community now finally starts building something convenient for themsel
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7y ago
So now we will have buggy systems that defend themselfs, what ever could go wrong here? What's next? giving laserguns to psychopaths?
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7y ago
Convenience is what ultimatly will paralyze us all into eternal slavery and ownership by the happy few.
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8y ago
Of course not, everybody identifies with the ghost. Although the brain is a work of evolutionary art, it's still just a dumb machine. The hallucination within is just a weird artifact of how that machine works. Just a wave of the radia
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8y ago
We are just a ghost in the machine, we do think that we have control but at all times the physical brain is in charge. Everything we are is a hallucination, our personality is just calculated sensory input and often things go wrong with tha
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8y ago
What I read in this article are 2 things, the urge of getting all you can get out of life and risk aversion. These 2 things are a sure way of getting stuck with a real depression/burnout. My generation (gen-x) has learned to let go of
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8y ago
No mention of using that burning as an energie source, since it is burning anyway, better make use of it, otherwise it is double bad.
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8y ago
Obvious... Can we say death by a thousant sales?
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8y ago
Better yet, programmers have the right to curse at bad code because often they curse at their own code. Also everybody has their mouth full of "right of speech", cursing is speech too as it communicates something and communication
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8y ago
My answer is way too many choices. I have a problem with systems that let you do one thing in several ways instead of one way. In such a system you tend to use the wrong way for your specific solution. For instance, if there are 5 solutions
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8y ago
I am not outraged, I only know that people were sent to the tribunal for less. He did nothing when his superdeluxe algorithms helped genocide in Myanmar.
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8y ago
Outrage leads to mob rule and genocide, which indeed happened and is happening currently. That is the main reason why FB should be regulated and stripped of it's outrage algorithms. And the main reason why Mark Zuckerberg should be bro
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8y ago
In my opinion science is getting less bang for bucks because the low hanging fruit has been picked by now. The big fundamental structures describing nature its working are more or less known. It's about details nowadays and it takes mo
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8y ago
The lack of a paywall is important to enable people to read real news, the fact that most serious news organisations are hiding behind a paywall enables less scrupulous sources to poisen the collective concience.
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8y ago
The problem is not debunking deep fakes, I am sure this can be done with algorythms easy in the long term. The problem of any fakes is that it does not need that much sophistication to convince the majority of people that have a lower than
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8y ago
It is too late, the current path has been chosen and none of the individual players in this game is able to change the rules of this game, every player is keeping all others hostage. Humankind has passed the treshold of self destruction in
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8y ago
I personally think you should be not affraid, the time to get used to things is mostly not long. See it as an enrichment similar to "I am used to see VHS video and now I am looking at the rich details and colors of Blueray". The e
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8y ago
Nowadays one could make or copy one of the vhdl files out there and bake it in pretty much any form.
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8y ago
It is not a miscalculation, by design the European Commission is proprietary and almost always make proprietary decisions that often have to be corrected by the relative toothless European Parliament.
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8y ago
Qisan Magicforce 108 keys GATERON red switch. Clear momentum without joint wearing click. All keys have adjustable lighting. No favorite mouse.
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8y ago
I can understand where you are coming from but I think his decision is not taken lightly, it is about quality of life and his impression of it. It is bad enough that one is born due to decisions of other people, at least one should have the
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8y ago
He is 104 years old, that is old enough to decide for oneself what to do with ones life. If you said "I find it stupid", you could get away with saying that but you are not the one who decides if this is stupid or not. Besides th
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8y ago
It is not at the same level, you need a bignum library to make JS do even correct math, which is something a programming language should be able to do on its own. JS shouldn't be called a programming language but a scripting anomaly.
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9y ago
Facebook just has a big problem, a morality problem that started with "They “trust me”, Dumb f*cks", it seems they never got over that problem and now it is biting their collective ass
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