b112

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by b112 5d ago
I have no idea what the person's real name is, their ethnicity, where they come from. How on earth could you make a racist statement about someone, if you don't know any of those things? What a ridiculous presumption.
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by b112 5d ago
The guy's handle is literally 20 random characters, it's hardly harmful to joke about it. Why the anger?
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by b112 5d ago
Great minds think alike, but my concern was that sextuple-u sounds like you're about to tackle someone and do something.
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by b112 5d ago
It was a different time. Everything from movies to stories at the bus stop were longer, more relaxed, less rushed. www probably didn't seem like a big deal at the time. Alternates seem... bad. Instead of 'double u', you co
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by b112 5d ago
Without further clarification, that statement seems impossible. "As much" being unbounded and all. You should expand what you mean.
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by b112 6d ago
An interesting game.
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by b112 6d ago
It was written by the bro (LLM) app.
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by b112 6d ago
Maybe it's your fancy name, which gets you those promotions.
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by b112 6d ago
Walter White said the lab was still magic. It's the same being in the trenches.
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by b112 6d ago
Yup, saw this in a documentary. A bunch of tourists were stranded on a desert island, but this professor had them re-energize them with some coconuts and bananas. Longest 3 hour tour ever.
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by b112 7d ago
Yes, yet it was. There were the BSDs, some more popular than others. A lot of the time, especially back in the earlier days, stuff was more regional. There certainly were mailing lists, usenet, forums, all of an all-encompasing scope. B
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by b112 7d ago
There are several 'early 2000s' after the .com crash. Linux growth was phenomenal, and as tends to happen with growth, starts with smaller market share. There is no conflict in "linux was growing without the big boys' a
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by b112 7d ago
Meanwhile every startup in SV was using Linux, Facebook was using Linux, Google, and everyone in between. This was early 2000. It had immense momentum without big boys like IBM coming in (and IBM was massive compared to Google or Facebook
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by b112 7d ago
which only really took off in the 2000's when companies like IBM started caring. Correlation is not causation. What I lived through, was Linux taking off like a juggernaut, and IBM embracing it as a result. Large corps came along fo
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by b112 7d ago
Probably not, because by the time hominids were a thing, it was one. (if I'm reading parent poster correctly)
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by b112 8d ago
And amusingly a segue back to the start, "unless it's politics".
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by b112 8d ago
OK, unflagged.
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by b112 8d ago
If Google doesn't smarten up, it will no longer be in control of Android. Oracle was a mighty powerhouse when it bought MySQL, StarOffice, and more. It lost defacto control of all of them, due to its stupidity. In the world of open s
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by b112 8d ago
Flagged because the literal first line is "Airline industry officials have finally stopped panicking about the Federal Aviation Administration’s soon-to-launched". There's absolutely the reverse of that click baitish title.
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Risk Management
2 points by b112 8d ago|1 comments
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by b112 8d ago
It can! For it has already convinced you into thinking this was your idea, so you'd allow it to do the same to others! Seriously though, you've mentioned an ongoing human fear, machines deciding what you think.
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by b112 8d ago
The title seems a flawed premise. Ask a Democrat or Republican to sit down and ask a chatbot, something it will answer contrary to. And yes, both teams are wrong about things. Do you firmly believe they will change their mind? Or will they
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by b112 8d ago
It'll be like radar detector detector detectors, which were a thing for a while. Each side (cops, speeder) buying detectors to detect the detectors.
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by b112 9d ago
Why do you think the alliance with the Ukraine, to make millions of drones per year for them, the most highly sophisticated drones designed by the most battle-hardened country on the planet, is important for Canada? Those drones won't
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by b112 9d ago
You should move to one of those fancy pants islands France has off the coast of Canada, sire some kids, and add more confusing tales.
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by b112 9d ago
Strangely, I've heard this a lot, yet everyone describing it lays out their goals, and what they think it should be. And talks of working towards those goals. Nothing is mysterious here, it's just a new thing. We'll work it
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by b112 9d ago
Any less secure backup method, means others are less secure.
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by b112 9d ago
Thank you.
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by b112 10d ago
Yes, that's why it's the last emergency step. We're not disagreeing.
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by b112 10d ago
Restart should be a very last emergency step, as if it works, a restart often might wipe out evidence of why. So hopefully it's not done often.

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