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by boltzmann-brain 1y ago
Main tech skills: - Backend Programming: Rust, Zig, Haskell, Python, JS, TypeScript, Node, Vue, React, Elm, Scala, C, C++, SQL, Perl, PHP, Clojure, OCaml, Erlang, Elixir, Theorem provers (TLA+, Isabelle HOL, Agda), ... - Devops & co: Ni
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by boltzmann-brain 1y ago
SEEKING WORK | REMOTE 20+ yoe as dev/IC. 10+ yoe in managerial and executive roles. Multiple great exits and acquisitions. I have recently built a software NGO with over half a million supporters and over a thousand active volunteers a
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by boltzmann-brain 1y ago
sensible
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by boltzmann-brain 1y ago
I don't know, but it'll take ages to restore cold resilience. Took about 5 years for me. I think covid might be damaging RNA, or the mitochondrium, or somehow stops the cell from being able to gather energy. Maybe it has something
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Haskell WebAssembly for Browser Interaction(funwithfunctions.com)
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by boltzmann-brain 1y ago
slopcode
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by boltzmann-brain 1y ago
long covid really hits your memory faculties hard. the only things that help: deep-breathing exercises, dexketoprofen, creatine, staying warm, and years of time for recovery.
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by boltzmann-brain 1y ago
Yes, I get that this is the objective. I'm asking what the play is, i.e. what they do to get to that objective. What are the actions they take, and how does one recognize them?
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by boltzmann-brain 1y ago
what is the play those PMs go for, and how does one recognize it?
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by boltzmann-brain 1y ago
> No one said that that is not true. User lordnacho clearly expressed he thinks Chat Control will be ineffective, and from that one can easily take that ineffective initiatives should not be supported except in cases of wanting to abuse
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by boltzmann-brain 1y ago
That's kind of misleading though given that the deck can't display 120 Hz
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by boltzmann-brain 1y ago
Then why not another tech hub like SV or Seattle?
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by boltzmann-brain 1y ago
They willingly settled for $1B with the FCC over Uzbekistan. Over Uzbekistan. It has to be insignificant money for them, otherwise... they would have simply not paid. https://www.rferl.org/a/russia-s-mts-to-pay-850-mill
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by boltzmann-brain 1y ago
yeah, wish it was higher than 60 hz
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by boltzmann-brain 1y ago
While it's easy to start believing this is the only motive, the truth of the matter is that a lot of stupid people do crime. So even if you only catch the stupid criminals, you still catch a bunch of criminals. And I mean _stupid_. Y
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by boltzmann-brain 1y ago
they're wired, so probably.
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by boltzmann-brain 1y ago
I agree, building a community is very difficult, I've built a few myself. But sometimes something merely existing can prevent other things from flourishing, e.g. due to the mechanism of Schelling points: https://en.wikipedia
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by boltzmann-brain 1y ago
It's not hard to imagine why. They want to spy on their subjects, and don't want to be told how to do it. Hence spying yes, EU no.
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by boltzmann-brain 1y ago
> Crooks. There's a bunch of people organizing against those crooks on the OG Stop Killing Games discord. Just type "stopkillinggames" into Discord's invite box. One interesting note: The group has even identified a s
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by boltzmann-brain 1y ago
Maybe it's a good idea for the ones pushing this because that is the intended state . Don't forget, Russia has trillions of dollars for bribes.
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by boltzmann-brain 1y ago
ok, fine, then why place it in NYC? it's a mobile phone, it could be anywhere.
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by boltzmann-brain 1y ago
sadly no. i guess that's that then!
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by boltzmann-brain 1y ago
indeed, didn't YT ban a bunch of RT employees for undisclosed ties? I bet those will be coming back.
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by boltzmann-brain 1y ago
> It bumps up the debounce for next time ... > But when things are smooth for a while, the debounce comes back down it sounds like he's just incrementing a variable in the first case and using timers to decrement it in the second
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by boltzmann-brain 1y ago
Same. I would really love them to do a Fallout game. The original two games had a lot of properties to them that 3 and subsequent games just ignored or straight up went against, including NV. To me, as a fan who grew up with the first two,
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by boltzmann-brain 1y ago
To me, BG3 is basically a system seller for the deck.
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by boltzmann-brain 1y ago
Which one is it?
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by boltzmann-brain 1y ago
Big tip: get the LCD and a DeckHD. The mod takes a long time, but it's not technically difficult . Yeah, I know most people will say the Deck is already too slow for 800p, so why would it pull 1080p well? I have two decks, one's
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by boltzmann-brain 1y ago
Main tech skills: - Backend Programming: Zig, Rust, Haskell, Python, JS, TypeScript, Node, Vue, React, Elm, Scala, C, C++, SQL, Perl, PHP, Clojure, OCaml, Erlang, Elixir, Theorem provers (TLA+, Isabelle HOL, Agda), ... - Devops & co: Ni
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by boltzmann-brain 1y ago
SEEKING WORK | REMOTE ~~ 20+ yoe as dev/IC. 10+ yoe in managerial and executive roles. Multiple great exits and acquisitions. I have recently built a software NGO with over half a million supporters and over a thousand active volunteer

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