blackhaz

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by blackhaz 1y ago
I have always been fascinated - what are the reasons anyone would want a Unix workstation at that time over DOS/Windows? Can somebody come up with a few examples? Genuinely missing the knowledge, as I was using MS-DOS in the 90s.
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by blackhaz 1y ago
In my part of the woods all those consoles were frowned upon, back in the days when we had 386s, 486s and Pentiums. Yes, PS1 could display some interesting games, but you couldn't do anything creative on it. As to what killed Amiga - I
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by blackhaz 1y ago
I wanna run my neural net on shishi-odoshi.
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by blackhaz 1y ago
This is surprising. o3 produces incredible amount of hallucinations for me, and there are lots of reddit threads about it. I've had to roll back to another model because it just swamps everything in made up facts. But sometimes it is f
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by blackhaz 2y ago
Facebook openly advertising porn sites is one example.
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by blackhaz 2y ago
Can confirm. GIMP after Photoshop is a true BDSM experience. And no, it's not about "doing things differently." It's a torture.
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by blackhaz 2y ago
Stroboscopes are creating hazardous situations. Everyone will start escalating their visibility until you can't see shit. Bikers need to wear reflective clothing, especially in London. I fucking hate those dudes all black on a black bi
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by blackhaz 2y ago
I hope there's a special place in hell for people with stroboscopes on roads.
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by blackhaz 2y ago
Fucking Teslas are pain in the rear. Even the stop lights on some models are so bright it burns a hole in the head every time you're behind one.
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by blackhaz 2y ago
Great stuff. Really liked the interface.
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by blackhaz 2y ago
I love it too. Very readable, very focused, no distractions. I like it so much more than all those soulless "modern" web 2.0 (or whatever) style clones. This LaTeX look is like a great suit.
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by blackhaz 2y ago
It's freaking identical. Definitely Spielberg's games.
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by blackhaz 2y ago
So, what's your message exactly?
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by blackhaz 2y ago
I don't understand what's the message here, asides from that the author is bitter. Musk and his team have made incredible progress in many important directions, to the point that it feels the next industrial revolution is just aro
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by blackhaz 2y ago
Everything looks great. I have tried to generate an app that generates stupid faces. At first it produced an app that generates what looks like random images - coffee tables, nature, people, pens... I have tried fixing it by chatting. It su
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by blackhaz 2y ago
No, we just need to ban collaboration with entities associated with sponsors of terrorism. Not only this is a security issue, it is morally wrong as a community to collaborate with these people and organizations, be it in software, scientif
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Yandex Cooperating with FSB to Single Out Dissidents(pravda.com.ua)
23 points by blackhaz 2y ago|10 comments
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by blackhaz 2y ago
Yandex is a Russian IT conglomerate with over 25,000 people employed, including continued business in the EU. Some of these employees are actively contributing to open source projects on which many infrastructures rely worldwide. Now with Y
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X Ads Campaign Policy Violation – Kafkianism
2 points by blackhaz 2y ago|0 comments
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by blackhaz 2y ago
Ah. The times when designers were actually designers.
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by blackhaz 2y ago
Incredible article.
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by blackhaz 2y ago
Especially if you see other OSs actually devolving.
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by blackhaz 2y ago
Chiswick High Rd is not included.
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by blackhaz 2y ago
Hehe. Here's a cool FILE_ID.DIZ collection: http://www.roysac.com/fileid_col.html
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by blackhaz 2y ago
That's exactly what is happening.
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by blackhaz 2y ago
Mark my words, you won't be able to see the kernel anywhere in there soon!
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by blackhaz 3y ago
Effectively forcing their gov't to decouple from the West. Good move. Even if their chips are 30% as effective, it will still work. Lots of pain the rear, but it will work.
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by blackhaz 3y ago
No, I advance a half-baked argument, don't take it as a maxim. All I am saying is that some developments in agriculture that may seem as advances today may not seem so if we take a longer time scale into consideration.
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by blackhaz 3y ago
Exactly. Humans have accelerated the processes led by evolution. It is naive to assume the biosphere can keep up. The nature is likely to unable to adjust at that pace, unless we are talking about drastic corrective measures - like wiping o
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by blackhaz 3y ago
It's always a cat and mouse game, isn't it? Industry thinking they can optimize nature's chemistry, then something else always pops out on the other end. When will we shift towards long-term, extensive trials before introduci

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