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by blumomo 5y ago
There is this strange patent registered by Microsoft Technologies [1] which mines human body/bio activity into a crypto currency. From what I understand, it can measure your energetic flow when you are exposed to certain ads/appli
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by blumomo 5y ago
Orwell 1984: There will be a Ministry of Truth [0] that will make it obsolete for you to think for yourself. [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ministries_of_Nineteen_Eight...
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by blumomo 5y ago
That could be what you call a „limited hangout“. You only admit what you can’t hide any longer. Firstly it was a no-go to claim it came from the lab. „It came from a wet market“ was the only truth you were allowed to claim without getting c
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by blumomo 5y ago
We built a messenger app, the client can generate the message row locally and cache it immediately upon submitting the row without waiting for the response from the server. As the primary key can be generated client side (it’s a UUID, it’s
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by blumomo 5y ago
I considered Postgraphile for our company but picked Hasura. While PG has better extensibility, Hasura has a more polished unboxing experience and way lower learning curve. Time to market is crucial for us as we needed to prove our MVP.
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by blumomo 5y ago
For me it's much easier to drop files to reMarkable using RCU [0], works over wifi, too. [0] http://www.davisr.me/projects/rcu/
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by blumomo 5y ago
Welcome to their world where it's not you owning "your" devices, but the mega corps. Klaus Schwab, head of "World Economic Forum" and author of "The Great Reset" [0]: "You'll own nothing and you
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by blumomo 5y ago
Why is this on the first page of Hacker News? How comes the community find these questions interesting enough to upvote them to the first page?
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by blumomo 5y ago
Conspiracy!
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by blumomo 5y ago
Let’s help them create a better world. We see what they are struggling with, we as their parent generation have it in our hands.
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by blumomo 5y ago
Have positive thinking and self-fulfilling prophecy told you something?
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by blumomo 5y ago
I hope Gen Z has more precious goals than getting materially rich. Not that I’m against material richness. But I do hope that we as humanity evolve together on a spiritual level. There’s so much material value already created, so many jobs
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by blumomo 5y ago
Such articles got banned in major social platforms such as Twitter or Facebook until recently. Are conspiracy theories now becoming mainstream?
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Columbia Engineers develop the smallest injectable single-chip system(engineering.columbia.edu)
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Columbia Engineers develop the smallest injectable single-chip system(engineering.columbia.edu)
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by blumomo 5y ago
Did you ever say such thing to someone who committed an error? How would you feel if someone (your partner, your colleague, your boss) told you such thing?
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by blumomo 5y ago
And the splitting of the population continues
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by blumomo 5y ago
Here we go, they flood the news channels to distract people from the actually relevant stuff which we are not supposed to see. The threat by invisible enemies is a clever meme, hopefully more people are going to understand that.
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by blumomo 5y ago
Is it forbidden to do mistakes? In such cases is it a good idea to respond to your colleagues with "Please stop doing mistakes!" as the parent did?
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by blumomo 5y ago
"Please do not spread further misinformation about the case." Let's assume that most people are giving their opinions to their best knowledge. We shall be careful when telling someone to stop spreading misinformation as this
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by blumomo 5y ago
Everyone is having assumptions about these observations. The conclusions might not be always right, but at least the observation is real. And when you observe that mask mandating states don’t do significantly better than mask-free states, t
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by blumomo 5y ago
If you’re unsure whether to take this jab, you may want to listen to ex VP and ex Chef Science Office of Pfizer who clearly warns against taking this injection: https://rumble.com/vg4inv-michael-yeadon-full-interview-plan...
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by blumomo 5y ago
Science is based a lot on assumptions and beliefs. A scientist who does not consciously say: „We have observed that… which makes us believe that…“ still ultimately becomes a victim of his unconsciously formed belief system, a pseudo-reli
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by blumomo 5y ago
Having sold my MacBook Pro and bought a powerful System 76 Lemur Pro laptop [1] with a fully reprogrammable firmware and their Pop!_OS [2] replacing my former macOS. Wow! The keyboard shortcuts are so consistent, the built in tiling manager
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by blumomo 5y ago
To say "Mask mandates are useful b/c we have more drug dead than covid dead" is not logically plausible. The fact that measure have been useful rather shows wishful thinking to me.
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by blumomo 5y ago
You find that funny? I bet Mrs. Melinda Gates and their children don’t.
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by blumomo 5y ago
Shortage is a driver to creativity. This is what made Picasso become famous and outstanding on his way: Picasso intentionally constrained himself to only use lines, very simple shapes and single colored areas as his toolbox. Although he cou
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by blumomo 5y ago
Happy System76 Laptop user here, too! However nothing goes over the programmable, ergonomic split keyboard „Kinesis Advantage 2LF“ ;-) https://kinesis-ergo.com/shop/advantage2/
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by blumomo 5y ago
And what if that foreigners had paid you to create that deadly thing of a virus, even if it was just to see how bad a virus could be?
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by blumomo 5y ago
Is it fair to blame China alone if the institute was financed with foreign help?

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