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by _int3_ 4y ago
Someone , somewhere decided: your digital life is going to be tracked and recorded to 3rd party cloud. (We are increasingly getting to that point) To accomplish that you were given central device ( a smartphone ) on which you ought to do ev
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by _int3_ 4y ago
In post-apocalyptic world I imagine, internet , would be scarce. Nobody will have full time internet connection except maybe internet centers. You will have to walk to nearest center. and upload and download your content. Your software that
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This manual tell you to do things that people warned you not to do when you were learning. Some of them for your own safety , some for safety of others and equipment. For example. "Don't play with matches." in this manual bec
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by _int3_ 4y ago
Brain can be like machine if it is debilitated. But it is usually more than that.
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by _int3_ 4y ago
Now days you can't back up someone's software, even if you want to. ( Because of DRM and cloud.) And problem will only get worse. To prevent software entropy and rot it should be built on healthy foundation.
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by _int3_ 4y ago
I think lots of 90s software for windows 98, etc. is lost. ( can't be run on modern 64-bit windows)
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by _int3_ 4y ago
That is 4 applications in one: 1. App to write down known and tried recipes ( for reference when you cook ) (EnRecipes) 2. Recipes, for ideas ( any cook book ) 3. App to rotate written down recipes for healthy diet. based on app 1. data ( ?
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by _int3_ 4y ago
> The AI uses natural language processing to “understand” the text explanation behind each error codes, said the engineer. Oh, I see where the 3 second delay comes from. You should have used direct machine to machine communicati
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by _int3_ 4y ago
Well yes sure. But it is not just TikTok. Also Facebook, YouTube, WhatsApp, Instagram, etc... are manipulative, addictive, harmful to privacy... Chinese just figured out the rules of the game and succeeded in making successful application.
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by _int3_ 4y ago
Anti-burnout tip #1 : If you don't know how to solve programming problem now, don't sweat, skip it for later.
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by _int3_ 4y ago
> Some people self-host music. I'm trying to self-host my own Internet. Me too . Haven't got far. Yet
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by _int3_ 4y ago
I find it useful, when I learn about something , to go to the origin of the thing I'm learning. For example, I want to learn about x86 assembly language and processor. Then I read first ever manual on x86. and manuals from processors
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> I WASTE WAY too much time on my phone and am attracted by the idea of simplifying my digital life. So I found several apps and tutorials designed to make my smartphone ‘dumb,’ but I’ve hesitated to take the plunge. Am I just tryi
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by _int3_ 4y ago
Yes, this is partially true. turning off Google/Apple/Amazon/Facebook/Microsoft will break stuff. this big five entrenched themselves in IT maybe too much in every possible way. Also I don't believe country without
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> The model is needed, the researchers said, because most platforms have heaps of behavioral data – clicks, shares and session lengths – that primarily reflect system 1 choices. Gathering information on system 2 choices, such as th
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by _int3_ 4y ago
We build Artificial Intelligences, build supercomputers. To solve complexity. But complexity has only grown more, beyond comprehension. Now if we don't control it there will be more chaos. Edge of chaos is place where the organism wil
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by _int3_ 4y ago
"Citywide compressed air energy systems have been built since 1870.[23] Cities such as Paris, France; Birmingham, England; Dresden, Rixdorf and Offenbach, Germany and Buenos Aires, Argentina installed such systems. Victor Popp construc
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by _int3_ 4y ago
This was not just for clocks. There were pneumatic network in Paris "distributing compressed air at a relatively low pressure of 5-6 bar over a network of (eventually) more than 900 km of mains, serving more than 10,000 customers.&quo
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by _int3_ 4y ago
There's no reason to stare at smartphone screen, really. Smartphone screen is too small. If you need to stare at screens use your laptop, desktop, etc.
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by _int3_ 4y ago
19. Get websites in bulk If you want to read a website just get a whole thing , and read it offline. That way nobody knows what you are reading except you. There are projects like Kivix that will enable you to read websites in .zim file for
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by _int3_ 4y ago
Hello people I'm glad there are so many of us. I work with FORTH also. For now under x86 Windows OS but plan to port it soon to other platforms and even run it bare-metal. It completely changed my working style because I now don't
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by _int3_ 4y ago
I did the same, but succeeded. Only humidity was lower then in USA south. Humidity makes it hotter.
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That's what I did also. I made explosions in Gorillas as I wanted them . I didn't know coding or language but somehow figured out if I change values here and there the explosion would be bigger. Soon after that wrote program for
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by _int3_ 4y ago
Remarkable. Because liver of adult human has billions of cells. For each cell you have to CRISPR edit gene.
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I see lot of fear and uncertainty in this article. You would think that by this day and age there will be supercomputers, artificial intelligences etc... that can calculate exactly what would happen if there were no Russian gas to Europe. A
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I thought these were extinct in my country. I was wrong, there are payphones in Post offices, on Bus Stations , hospitals etc.
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by _int3_ 4y ago
I doubt you can get rid of google like that. There is Google services that you and me don't know that we are using. What can be done is stop outgoing traffic to Google AS. You can physically cut off internet connection for google devi