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1y ago
> One way to get more structural variety is by watching foreign movies. That's a great point. My recommendation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parasite_(2019_film)
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Ah so that's probably yhe reason why the Dropbox app has these weird abstraction layers. If it weren't for integration with other apps, I would much prefer Nextcloud. But some apps simply don't offer anything else than "
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1y ago
i don't even know whats happening but its mesmerizing https://tixy.land/?code=sin%28i*t%2F128%29
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1y ago
Ha and I thought it was just me. Have been rewatching some episodes some years ago and found it a bit creepy at times, although of course a bit sugar coated and abstract. Actually a great way to make it work for all ages.
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I recently tried to use the dnsmasq method mentioned at the very end but had some issues with fallthrough, as most of my dns traffic went trough my dev setup then first, which I didn't want. In the end I configured a "real" d
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2y ago
It's a useful context but it just shows more of the problem of how much power companies have nowadays
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2y ago
Love the idea! Some feedback/ideas I think would be nice: - players to be able to join without having to install something / or to be able to play it together in one terminal only - host being able to trigger the next question
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2y ago
IBM would be an experienced partner
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Ah I didn't know of the shell directive. Basically an equivalent to #! in shell scripts I guess: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shebang_%28Unix%29
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2y ago
How interesting, can you share some pros and cons from the one month experience? Was it always the same person?
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That's where we are right now. Airtight laws are impossible in complex systems.
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2y ago
Well if you only focus on the bad stuff that happens during a human life, sure.
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If I find out someone pipes my chat messages into a LLM, I will not converse with that person anymore.
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I'm a bit surprised BluRay is not mentioned. It's relatively cheap cold archival storage. Of course the recovery latency is a bit bad because of manual steps, but hey, why not repurpose that old jukebox you have in the garage ;)
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I'm curious, somehow I remebered as JS not getting executed when opening a html file from filesystem, but clearly that isn't the case since this works. Did this change? Maybe I'm just misremembering
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2y ago
Inhumane decisions will be easier to make when you think you can point the responsibility to an "official" machine. Dark times ahead.
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If you don't pay attention now it will end up there though if the course continues, hence the watchlist.
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2y ago
You can even try some websdr servers, it can be really fun, even/especially(?) if you don't really know what you are doing
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2y ago
> Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, or celebrities, unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon. Videos of pratfalls or disasters, or cute animal pictures. If they'd cover it on TV news
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2y ago
I'll never understand how employers can expect to rent my passion. If you want dedicated people, you have to start with dedication yourself.
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Thats a bandaid for the problem - here we have the chance to give feedback to the creators. Most of the time I also won't bother with temp mails unless I really want/need the walled off thing.
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It's baffling to me. It's one thing if you don't want to do a write up and share it but to offer that in exchange to collect email adresses seems so strange.
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Data exfiltration via bird
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> even though CEO Sam Altman insists they will be able to beat "low-level" software engineers by the end of this year. "low/high level" starts to lose its meaning to me because it gets used in opposite ways
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Sounds like the woo-woo paid off
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Talk to another human
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I always thought the property "S3 compatible" was fishy - here we see why.
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> This is the prototype for the soul of The Sims, which Will Wright wrote on January 23, 1997. [...] This code is a interesting example of game design, programming and prototyping techniques. The Sims code has certainly changed a lot sin
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As someone who can be a bit blind for social cues etc, care to elaborate a bit on "storytelling as we know it"? I have a hunch on what you mean but I'm uncertain
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true; the focus really should be on sincerely caring about getting the group back on track. Needless to say (because the article already did) this is also something you need to practice to get good at, so there's a balance to strike
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