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by atemerev 11mo ago
The Swiss do have a lot of guns at home. However, you cannot carry (or even transport guns that are not discharged). Just take them at a shooting range - a popular pastime for Swiss people.
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by atemerev 11mo ago
There are barely any civilian gun markets outside the US. US is really really unique in their relationship to guns.
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by atemerev 11mo ago
Yes. Exactly. This is how it _should_ have been done. Also probably easy enough to encode as quantum superpositions.
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by atemerev 11mo ago
These cables can be bought for like $200 mostly legally.
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by atemerev 11mo ago
To clarify: initially, the first web browser evolved from a SGML-based documentation browser at CERN. This was the first vision of the web: well-structured content pages, connected via hyperlinks (the "hyper" part meaning that lin
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by atemerev 11mo ago
Which is one excellent use of XSLT. It is not that useful for general web.
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by atemerev 1y ago
I don't understand the point. The entire raison d'être of this project is that you self-host it and don't pay money for S3 and control your supply chain. If you are denied this possibility — it is much easier just to use S3.
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by atemerev 1y ago
Ahem. Some people never heard of immigration/emigration? (The system is valuable for adults too, if some of your relatives live in a country which blocks Whatsapp and other voice calling apps, like Russia or China).
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by atemerev 1y ago
Software engineering? The same thing that gave us Javascript operators?
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by atemerev 1y ago
CIA is not doing it this way; that would be the NSA.
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by atemerev 1y ago
While I am all for ICEBlock, I am not sure about this one. Is doxxing protected by the first amendment?
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by atemerev 1y ago
Ah, the company where the models are unusable even with Pro subscription (start to hit the limit after 20 minutes of talking), and free models are not usable at all (currently can't even send a single message to Sonnet 4.5)...
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by atemerev 1y ago
"Data grab" is easier to write.
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by atemerev 1y ago
I love it too, but what game developers never have, never will and probably even never should — is discipline
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by atemerev 1y ago
Absolutely not a problem, in fact, I enjoy this. But asking game developers for "discipline" is akin to asking frontend developers for forward compatibility - simply not in their culture.
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by atemerev 1y ago
Well yes, the code I didn't wrote (because I was 3x slower) surely has no bugs.
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by atemerev 1y ago
I like modern C++ much better than Rust. I am 3 times more productive in it and don't have to fight the compiler for hours. And RAII is a simple idiom that prevents 95% of actual problems.
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by atemerev 1y ago
Modern Fortran is quite easy. It is learned overnight by most physics students. At this point, it is more a fast compiled DSL for numerical computations (like MATLAB but _much_ faster), than a universal programming language.
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by atemerev 1y ago
Discipline? In gamedev? The industry which famously modeled trains as hats and was proud of it?
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by atemerev 1y ago
Useful summarization of long dialogues is harder than it looks.
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by atemerev 1y ago
Just try and calculate. The rich are rich, but there are too few of them. Even $1000 UBI (which is not enough for anything) is like $3.2 trillion per year. All the rich taken together do not earn this much.
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by atemerev 1y ago
Hunger is easy. It is housing, medicine and education that are unsolvable. And no, even if you skin all the rich and put all their money to UBI, it will only last a year or two (you can take Excel and calculate). The bulk of income and taxe
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by atemerev 1y ago
Because implementing _useful_ AI features is hard.
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by atemerev 1y ago
UBI sadly is purely a fantasy. We don't have money even for retirement funding, which shows cracks in every country. And UBI is basically a lifetime pension.
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by atemerev 1y ago
Was at your place two weeks ago. Was selling things. Found a job finally by a sheer stroke of luck within my network (cold applying never worked for 7 months). I wish you all the best and hope you find a job too.
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by atemerev 1y ago
This is a damn s*icide for the country, they are unaliving themselves on turbo, aren't they?
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by atemerev 1y ago
What monospace font is this? Really good
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by atemerev 1y ago
Next has enshittifed themselves some time ago. Everything that goes through the VC cycle does that eventually. I am happy for them and their money, but I can't use this anymore. I take Vite as the default option now, but I would prefer
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by atemerev 1y ago
Well, this is exactly what I use AI for. I start to experiment with coding agents to try some things to make me unstuck. These are cheap to try. Then, the outcome is either "wow, this can actually work" or "but this is bullsh
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by atemerev 1y ago
There is no such thing as "secondhand ADHD", just as like there is no secondhand autism or secondhand broken legs. ADHD is a chronic, genetically determined, serious, incurable and sometimes fatal disease (about 6-8% suicide rates

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