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by c048 3y ago
Link to the study: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-023-06669-2
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by c048 3y ago
People that still want to try and fight it either: - Use notepad for development (don't laugh, I've actually encountered a dev who's choice IDE was notepad). - Never worked with more than 1 person on a project. - Never worked
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by c048 3y ago
Why are you suddenly bringing in billionaires in this picture? This is about Apple software and hardware not being the best in class, an example no-one can refute being the hardware/software needs for businesses. Hell, depending on wha
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by c048 3y ago
Feel free to wake me when IOS and Macs are running most of the IT infrastructure in the world.
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by c048 3y ago
They aren't 'literally' the best, not in software or hardware. They might be high tier consumer items, but that makes them luxury items and does not magically elevate them to best business grade software or hardware (broadly
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by c048 3y ago
Yeah, and the ones Apple makes are both consumer grade and nothing special.
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by c048 3y ago
How about AI being an additional security layer? Say I would look at security from a different point of view, namely behavior pattern matching. If your traceability is high enough, a trained AI might be able to sniff out potential breaches
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by c048 3y ago
Maybe you should upgrade from Java 1.4...
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by c048 3y ago
Shitty code is shit in any language. What's your point?
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by c048 3y ago
It also completely ignores the fact that developing countries move exactly to what the Western world does. Why do so many people eat insects or are pure vegetarian in India? Because many are simply too poor to afford meat. You know what&#x2
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by c048 3y ago
Serverless, OOP, functional programming, domain driven design, monoliths, microservices, server side rendering, etc... . All have their different upsides and downsides. But the past 10 years as a software developer has taught me one thing a
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by c048 3y ago
It's not gambling because there is no randomness directly between an input and output (and subsequential outputs). Unless you want to argue that the lack of clear resolution of an item as chance (be it either due to lack of knowledge o
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by c048 3y ago
No, you fundamentally do not understand the problem. You are willing to abstract everything from the equation apart from the outcome, and that is so wrong. Money is a specific representation of the 'want' that drives gambling. Tha
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by c048 3y ago
Know that there are sources that survive on misinformation on both sides. While the situation isn't good and still needs our attention and focus, it's not hopeless. Recent reports show significant improvement, although I cannot pr
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by c048 3y ago
Then you should know that we're already close to the optimistic path.
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by c048 4y ago
The only reason why this problem for those that want to see this happen, is exactly because Germany has so much influence in the EU.
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by c048 4y ago
And, as in many sci-fi stories, should those damn Venusians declare war we can just nuke their sun-shield. Servitude guaranteed.
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by c048 4y ago
You did the right thing, the formative years as a child are crucial and shouldn't be squandered.
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by c048 4y ago
"Powerful civs that are good at detecting others seem to always do well, even if they are themselves visible." Power is important, but not the most important factor. He states that he needs to collect more data, but within his cur
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by c048 4y ago
Which is inline with the simulation (and real world military); the ability to detect is more important.
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by c048 4y ago
That's the thing about time-loops; you don't need to have a start and a beginning. There's a good movie about that concept; Interstellar.
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by c048 4y ago
Exceptions also don't make the rule. If out of a 100 doctors there was 1 actually helpful one (and probably not in every scenario), I think you're free to call the service quite terrible in general.
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by c048 4y ago
Why would they worry about that? These colored images aren't used for science, they're meant for marketing.
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by c048 4y ago
Why not simply build a space station instead with the same concepts? For argument's sake it would be a small O'Neil cylinder with a short shuttle or small space elevator to the moon. I'd expect research or mining sites to be
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by c048 4y ago
You're right, and that list also includes European countries like France. You're just quoting a bad actor, no way that he ever opened a history book about the subject.
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by c048 4y ago
Using your logic, anyone loaning out a book they own should be criminally charged. This line of thinking leads to the ludicrous existing patents that describe scanning the room to check how many people are in a room and once crossed a certa
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by c048 4y ago
By the time the bricklayers are there to start on the project, most of the time the choice of cement mixture is already made. For most projects, a standard cement mixture is used and a custom one isn't even needed. When issues do arise
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by c048 4y ago
Because most of what is needed out there doesn't require an equivalent of a doctor's degree. The truth is, is that programming languages themselves have evolved far enough that knowing exactly what's running underneath the ho
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by c048 4y ago
The part before 'but' can be informative and shape context. I strongly disagree with this statement.
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by c048 4y ago
I wish I could upvote you more than once. You hit the nail on the head, thank you.

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