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by alar44 4y ago
Sweet, turning 40 soon.
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by alar44 4y ago
Yes, they absolutely do.
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by alar44 4y ago
Because thought crimes aren't illegal yet? Jfc.
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by alar44 4y ago
I think the idea is that you might be able to reduce other problems to this problem space.
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by alar44 4y ago
Probably isn't very good and chalks it up to cheating. Chess takes years to get good at. It's a slow slow grind.
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by alar44 4y ago
Been a rough week, thanks for the laugh.
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by alar44 4y ago
Lol yup that's why I only use cloud for my L2 switching.
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by alar44 4y ago
That's not my problem.
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by alar44 4y ago
You don't store important information in free email services.
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by alar44 4y ago
Weed is definitely stronger than it was in the 90s.
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by alar44 4y ago
And are fully capable of walking, riding bikes, or waiting for the bus on their own. The permanent infantilization of America is fucking insane and dangerous.
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by alar44 4y ago
Nonsense. Are tobacco companies not allowed to own a cannabis company? They'll jump on that shit as soon as they can.
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by alar44 4y ago
Um, seriously, I like smoking joints, but I can't because the shit around these days is so sticky and potent. It's as if the only thing available is vodka, but I'd like a beer. Drinking less vodka doesn't make it a beer.
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by alar44 4y ago
Agreed, I was illustrating what Python programming looks like to me. Having experience in embedded C, I see Python as a templating language at best, and it's obviously not something you'd use for critical systems. Every time I use
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by alar44 4y ago
In my opinion, it's because new programmers find C scary due to the prevalence of Python. There's no need to learn anything anymore with all of our RAM and storage. Programming has essentially turned into scripting. Today you load
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by alar44 4y ago
Anecdote from Wisconsin. 30 years ago when driving across the state in summer I remember my father having to stop at gas stations to scrape bugs off the windshield. As a 40 year old, I have never had to do this. There also used to be so man
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by alar44 4y ago
Yep and all phones should be copper land lines. Yawn.
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by alar44 4y ago
A good enough source of entropy is very easy for these games. Electrical noise, or player input for a few seconds is plenty as you don't need secure cryptography levels of entropy, you only need just enough to fool a human.
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by alar44 4y ago
Holy fucking ignorance. As if you walk into a clinic, they wave a wand across you and you're done. It's mentally and physically traumatizing.
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by alar44 4y ago
No way. A ton of people, myself included, sees wfh as a ticket out of regressive hellholes.
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by alar44 4y ago
Yep, crop futures. People wanted the security of procuring food for next season before it was harvested.
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by alar44 4y ago
That wouldn't affect latency in any noticable way.
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by alar44 4y ago
Fuck I don't know, maybe they looked at the website of the company? Like, is what country your business in supposed to be secret? Good grief.
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by alar44 4y ago
Those people are jumping to conclusions without evidence.
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by alar44 4y ago
Saying an auto complete of a line of code is "using their work" is a massive stretch.
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by alar44 4y ago
Oh no it was posted over 2 years ago
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by alar44 4y ago
No way. 4500 gallons = 600 cubic feet 600 cubic feet of water spread out over a quarter acre is .5 inches. That's a moderate rain for roughly 45 minutes. Looks like the avg pressure for a home is 2 gallons per minute. Watering your law
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by alar44 4y ago
So you go to work, come home, and got to bed? I work until 6 and then do other things with my life.
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by alar44 4y ago
I don't mean on call. I mean, work til 6, eat dinner, check the mail. Do a couple chores and bam, it's 8:00. Shutting down at 8:30 will work if you have no friends or family I suppose.
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by alar44 4y ago
Shut down at 830? Yeah not gonna work for me. Or anyone with a job.

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