altruios

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by altruios 4y ago
I have not tried it yet, but there is a port of i3wm for windows... but I agree Linux is a better experience :)
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by altruios 4y ago
how can good content be monetized: Well, don't go with ads, go with crypto-miners running on the viewers hardware - accessed via the web. keep it slim (0.1% of the GPU or what ever)... If we went with that - that could be a viable sour
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by altruios 4y ago
No... This is a story to a company overreacting and taking away freedoms because someone gave people too much freedom and the company didn't like that.
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by altruios 4y ago
for smart tv's in general... can we make a public OSOS, to replace shit like this... just make it a Linux box tied to a some ubiquitous AUR equivalent... or are the unique hardware features too varied to overcome?
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by altruios 4y ago
when in doubt, doubt DRM's necessity.
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by altruios 4y ago
we need less superhero movies, more independent content that is there for the sake of itself, and not for the sake of making money. tying money to art cheapens it. art is priceless, attaching a price therefore is a regression. Not everythin
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by altruios 4y ago
I would say (it has been a while), the common complaint that I've heard is the tests for IQ are not standardized - there are a million snake-oil pitches for free and paid online IQ tests - or that the real tests have a bunch of cultura
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by altruios 4y ago
Small cluster servers serving local friend networks content will be the future. Plex is going to come under fire from other streaming services if the above ever happen... jellyfin to the rescue!
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by altruios 4y ago
Hard line on privacy, so no. It is (almost ) never correct to violate someone's privacy. Privacy is paramount. there are exceptions to (almost*) every rule...
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by altruios 4y ago
...Or maybe facebook dating is a little trite and shouldn't even be a thing? You get decisions like this after profiling use cases - targeting by race might be vector for targeting minorities for hate crimes. Community/social site
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by altruios 4y ago
More that he's critical of the thought process you've applied. You're conclusions are correct, so no one should be critical of that :)
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by altruios 4y ago
that sounds like a royal fuck up... cleaning house is... unusual right... for an entire security department?
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by altruios 4y ago
In low does - for certain brains - for certain reasons - aye: there are medical uses. Above I am speaking solely of recreational use.
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by altruios 4y ago
tell me you've never taken a psychedelic without having to say that you've never taken a psychedelic.
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by altruios 4y ago
An English teacher you say... you have a reference for that - or is that just an iteration/mutation of the original story? (Frank Olson) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frank_Olson Basically a chemist gets secretly
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by altruios 4y ago
Whoa there... the right to kill yourself should be an inalienable right - regardless of your location. Without the option to crash - you aren't a pilot. If and when we find the secret to immortality - this right to end your own life ho
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by altruios 4y ago
It's amazing how vapid their thinking can be when they do nothing but chase their goddamn money.
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by altruios 4y ago
It's not all the left, as much as it is the auth-left, lib-left are the free love hippies... they still exist... auth from every direction though drowns out the peace/freedom loving group from having a strong voice.
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by altruios 4y ago
Tell me how your believe is better than someone else's 'blind faith'? Science is falsifiable - anything pushed forward by science has a way to be disproved built in (other wise it is not science). That's important becaus
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by altruios 4y ago
Using a debugger for async codes introduces timing bugs.
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by altruios 4y ago
All things being equal in code correctness: the preference is cleaner parseable (by humans) code, as opposed to for example: having a while(true) loop with no exit condition, no way to get out of said loop - and have the code work perfectly
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by altruios 4y ago
Wait: does c++ have a package manager like pip or npm or gem that I didn't know about?
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by altruios 4y ago
people say this casually... and fail to define what a wave-function is physically. It sounds like a non-sense answer. if there is matter there, in the form of a 'wave function', what is the matter of a 'wave function' (o
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by altruios 4y ago
This made me lol...
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by altruios 4y ago
Yep. Language like that is par for the course now... Recently more and more people caught on to the fact that for (most of) us, inflammatory language generates interests which translates to clicks. It's not about what you are saying bu
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by altruios 4y ago
This does not resonate with me. I think this is more indicative of your internal psychology than any psychology of humor. It sounds to me like you think in terms of prey and predator as a default metaphor: which informs me of how I should h
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by altruios 4y ago
I would, here are two arguments... You and I are sharing a thought. This thought I am writing at you, implanting in your brain via words you understand... is fundamentally the same as the messages between cells in your body... a message is
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by altruios 4y ago
I am in general against patents, copywrite and trademark. if an idea is protected by such laws - you are limiting thought. I do not support such artificial thought limits. In addition - arguments for it allowing innovation or promoting inno
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by altruios 4y ago
Price point I feel is too high for specifically what it is offering. A general point I would make. In education: cost is a barrier of entry - a smaller ask might yield far more results from people in disadvantaged situations able to scrabbl
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by altruios 4y ago
the default judgment happened after 6 months of 'fuck around and find out' from Alex 'turn the frogs gay' Jones... he putted around with blatant disregard for the trial and cries crocodile tears when he's found lyin

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