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1y ago
We need to be critically honest about how our system operates. Land is finite. As population grows, supply and demand dictate it will rise in value if you hold. If you rent property that someone else would prefer to buy for habitation if m
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1y ago
It’s even crazier if you imagine that whole universe might be countless universe lengths away from its starting point every microsecond for all we know. Acceleration is the only thing we feel. You’re very likely to travel into an undefined
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1y ago
Sure, but how big is your contact patch? They’re low friction for a reason.
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1y ago
Thank you for your contributions. You are quite literally saving lives. Are there any good local (op-so ideally) tools and/or libraries one can experiment with? I have access to a couple HPC clusters and would love to learn more.
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1y ago
Many trackers will add dummy data to prevent profiling. There is no validation to claims. It’s nice to look at, but not reliable.
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1y ago
I was concerned by this and humidity also, two summers in (one extra hot) and no issues yet. It even handles the MPEG2 transcoding locally for good measure.
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1y ago
For reference, I just pointed my antenna in the attic towards the nearest metropolis, picked up 108 channels, sent them to an HDHomeRun box that sends them to Plex which handles the guide data and DVR to an SMB share. It took a couple hours
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1y ago
110% this. Real web search is disappearing locked behind large datasets unavailable for normal users. The AI screen ensures you’re fed exactly what they intended while siloing off the web more and more to block competition. All the while
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1y ago
Try disabling Windows Defender and trying again.
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1y ago
The age old value vs perception of value dilemma. The issue is that recruiters and many times the first few interviewers are not at all technical. They have all the time to make their outward appearances business aesthetic, and their skill
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1y ago
Let the App Store contain backup providers that are allowed to compete with iCloud while you’re at it. The ability to self host it yourself would be a game changer for the lockdown. There are too many apps with local data that can only be
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1y ago
Being vague/ambiguous and sounding stupid are two different things.
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I was trying to be vague to see how pedantic the audience here is when the meaning of a statement can be easily inferred from context. Seems very.
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Knowing NK, they’re probably part of a genetic breeding program targeting complacency and intelligence. Why fix the system when you can fix the individual?
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1y ago
In a similar but different vein: Two people are sitting side by side in a police car. One just committed a crime. What is their profession? They always say police officer instead of reasoning through that maybe an innocent person and a th
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1y ago
They are automatically drafted when the email comes in, and you can accept or modify them. It’s like you’re asking why you would want a password manager when you can just type the characters yourself. It saves time if done correctly.
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1y ago
Across dozens of studies, the evidence is clear: Exposure by itself produces a predisposition to engage. Just seeing drugs/alcohol/sex in media increases the likelihood of trying them by 25-50%, further increasing with number of e
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1y ago
As is placing network hardware to connect people around the world. What a ridiculous statement.
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Nestle deliberately poisoned baby formula with fake protein to fool third world countries testing it. Malnourishing infants and causing deaths on what shouldn’t have to be a regulated industry in a sane world. Their president also publicly
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1y ago
HTML and CSS with a sprinkle of JS, combined with the hardened web standardization we see today paints a pretty clear picture. JavaScript is here to stay, web browsers are here to stay, they can make GUIs that are durable. I find it comical
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1y ago
Make a sign up opt-in database where you put your demographic information and a unique disposable identifier per potential customer. Allow browser plugins that collect allowed data and send it to this database for advertisers to use for tar
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Just wait until the sky is turned Coca-Cola red. Fair game, right?
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I tend to agree with you that defining truth as: “These elements interacted like so,” is difficult to bias unless you introduce relativity. The problems arise when why comes into play and ascribing intent.
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You’re very confident in your opinions. It’s not immoral to recognize that you and your family and most of the people you know are split between penis and vagina. It is immoral to police thoughts you disagree with. Believing race exists le
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1y ago
Import latest where signed by a trusted authority.
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Advertising is like pollution. Normal people realize they’re getting poisoned, but they still get to where they need to be, so don’t bother to change it. We need to make collected data and metadata public. If a cabal of advertisers is con
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Maybe I’m missing something, but why have a single piece PCB instead of individual parts with a 3D printed slot for the sensor and LED. A few wires later and a model scale up and your chess board can be a different size. I suppose one piece
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2y ago
Agreed, but you’re your bunching a lot of people into the category of slacker that don’t belong there. A new tool released that basically lets you design a GUI through guided voice prompts. The 50yr old school teacher can “vibe code” all s
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Or I’m in a different industry and it’s ridiculous to require years of schooling for a skill that’s not my primary interest? Or maybe the numbers looked jumbled and they really didn’t enjoy STEM classes? You sound arrogant. Have you ever pa
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It’s interesting it took you this long to substitute “junior coder” with LLM. The implicit safety is just as applicable to teams of human error prone devs.
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