YayamiOmate

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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
Dark mode isn't popular because it's hip, but because it's used. Apple follows tredns here, not set them. The reverse assumption in the article makes me doubt the rest. I don't trust results that say black on white put
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
Can someone answer simple question regarding privacy value. What exactly protonmail has/can disclose by law obligation? Only encrypted message? "Envelope" meta data? Something else? I think this is important to understand thi
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
Because new people are still being crated and they live longer, it means that saturation level is higher. To me the title sounds like we were in "children of men" or "handmaid's tale" but the supply of people is the
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
I concur. Google ws forced to force their hand for almost no value. If anything they will lose client/data base. Also google product lost trust, as a business platform in result. So imho they lose double time here. Because they are for
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
Should it happen, it will be funny, when NYC will want to buy Chinese Public surveillance system in the name of improving security. I can imagine at least some testing if relations improve and stabilise a bit.
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
What other plants are there? Photosynthesis is performed in/by chlorophyll which is green, so it's hard to not be green. There is a puprle earth hypothesis and Haloarchaea, which is based on witamin A related molecule for photosyt
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
Hey, it's tangential but it always funny to me... Are you perhaps german? I have no idea what other language would have "language" as feminine =). Though, in polish "speech" is. One of the meanings is quite close, e
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
Im not sure if it's so hard. There already exist a strong narrative that it wasn't so bad,and severe misconduct and negligence must happen for a big disaster. And that in absolute terms it wasn't so bad. I thinkits easy to po
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
It doesn't matter. There is no legal distinction here. Do you still say it's fine practice, because it's warcrimes? Who then would decide what topic is worthy of jailing people for refusal of cooperation? This is the problem.
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
What are you talking about. This whole situation is a one great counterexample to your 1). Making any company a single point of failure is a bad idea. You are basically giving up your freedom of choice for maybe some convenience, but don&#x
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by YayamiOmate 7y ago
I've noticed this when riding on a long tram lane which is supposed to be a fast track and a transfer one. So I prefer more often trams, because it means less people. I've also noticed that I dont have to remember timetable becaus
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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
Yea, also it seems that "had it all" might be an exaggeration... there are lots of mathematical technical details that go into those papers. I consider Feynman my idol, and he certainly could have had such idea and a shot at theor
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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
Be careful what you wish for. Note that those who take them or are even forced to, are involved too. ;)
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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
Yea, but what it's not is simple . Imho dealing with dependencies and making project build in one shot is hard in cmake. Maybe I did things wrong though.
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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
It's literally impossible, and it was never true in humankind history.
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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
Ferrero would be the candidate. I'd say there are big bucks at stake. Marketing value is enormous, the effective ban is such a known thing, it would sell better than water initially.
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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
It's tangential but when I read those comments saying that a system could effectively override a pilot, by putting a feedback beyind human strength on a critical control, I always think how enormous kudos is owed to the experienced bad
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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
If your drain analogy holds beyond the point of you losing the sightof probe, the matter that goes into drain does not cease to exists, even if for all your practical purposes it does. On the contrary, you can be sure it does reappear somew
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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
I think you mean micro transactions. Freemium is base for this. I don't think its something bad. Even more, it can be absolutely voluntarily and vanity. Skins in LoL dont give you nothing except aesthetics, yet they cash in pretty hard
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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
That's more of an entertainment business, basically based on watching. Streamers are nothing else than sports arenas imho. or musicians. It's not so easy to get 10k people watch you code. I'd like to see it though.
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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
Why not? It is. Calculating pi is trivially parallelizable. If you wrote good kernels, calculation distribution could be exactly the same.
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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
I wanted to ask whether this is a serious claim or one of those " might alter the risk " articles. Seems it even worse. Thanks for sparing many people's time with your comment.
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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
I doubt it. Based on home internet soultions, going from <1Mbps speed to 10 makes a difference, going to 100 not so much, and gigabit range is useful for bragging rights only. 95% of end users do not have such bandwidth needs. You get di
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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
I am very interested what the other half of black engineers do and why. Do they stay unemployed, or choose a different career? I have a hard time imagining that so much educated engineers who can be effetively underpaid are not being capita
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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
I am very interested what the other half of black engineers do and why. Do they stay unemployed, or choose a different career? I have a hard time imagining that so much educated engineers who can be effetively underpaid are not being capita
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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
That only tells you whether minimum wage people can afford things. What does it matter to me if some folk have to work for a week for a premium steak? Why would a football player care that he earns in a day yearly wage? People buy things ba
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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
Yea, but there is no way to distinct why ads don't reach the target, and as it's worded, they can't block service for technical difficulties but for intentional behaviour. I haven't seen even if they specified whether it
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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
How is that different? The behaviour is made illegal, precisely because it's unwanted... that's pretty much the definition. I don't think there is another source of law in healthy cases/systems.
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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
Now imagine what's going to be possible in Australia with their compulsory surveillance laws... Though, I wouldn't be super surprised if they banned people they forced to implement exploits from leaving country =X
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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
And how do you enforce it? Hmm. Wait. Was that sarcasm?

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