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ceayo
9mo ago
I am opposed to the whole concept of these "parental controls". Instead of a bond of trust, between a parent and their child, the surveillance economy has gave us the ability to experience the top of the surveillance pyramid ourse
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IsEven(int32_t) in O(1)
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10mo ago
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ceayo
10mo ago
So after reading a link from here from yesterday I decided to make my own implementation for checking evenness of numbers, and making it more optimized.
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ceayo
11mo ago
> We can limit the damage before it's too late. Maybe we should begin by waiting to see the scale of said so-called damage. Right now, there have maybe been a few incidents, but there are no real rates on "oh x people kill them
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ceayo
11mo ago
> debate > non-democratic country My guess is there will be no debate... That said, we must acknowledge even having this debate is a positive step.
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ceayo
11mo ago
> and nowadays they have the infrastructure to forward all traffic to law enforcement's servers in real-time. The goal should be, designing your infrastructure in such a way they simply cannot forward this traffic to law enforceme
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ceayo
11mo ago
Don't you think AI, for example, will just be another facet of de-industrialization? I think the way we are headed now, this loop will only grow bigger...
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ceayo
11mo ago
> even in the sum example, you see the statement "N is n-1" That wasn't actually what the example said. It said N1 = N - 1, and continued using the N1 value somewhere else. In that example, no actual mutation occured.
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ceayo
11mo ago
here we go again...
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ceayo
1y ago
> The Bitbucket repo looked professional. Clean README. Proper documentation. Even had that corporate stock photo of a woman with a tablet standing in front of a house. You know the one. The image looks like AI to me...
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ceayo
1y ago
Maybe they can take some inspiration from North-Korea, I heard their intranet is great!
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ceayo
1y ago
the problem is this is affecting people outside of the UK too...
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ceayo
1y ago
Why would it have 9 cores? Feels a bit weird to have an (a) uneven and (b) not a power of two amount of cores on a processor.
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ceayo
1y ago
Looks really nice. Can't wait for this method to be adopted by programs like blender and godot.
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ceayo
1y ago
Sad to see these guides are needed.
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ceayo
1y ago
Maybe AT over TOR? A hidden domain / onion address is totally free... I would supporting this a really nice enhancement to the protocol.
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ceayo
1y ago
Wow, I always imagined Activitypub to be the better protocol and AT a cheap knock-off, but reading this article made me realize at is, actually, way better - primarily because multiple programs can access the same identity. This is really a
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ceayo
1y ago
> believes
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ceayo
1y ago
The 20 dollar minicomputer has now become the 200 dollar rgb keyboard. Still, I’ve tried and using a raspberry pi as a desktop computer but everything is so impractical. Maybe the pi 5 is better, but I do not believe it’ll ever replace norm
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ceayo
1y ago
Nice apple-like design, looks really good! Especially those three dots in the top-left.
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ceayo
1y ago
More crypto and more microtransactions - look what a place the web has become... I don't see why we can't just happily hobble along our free cute little information highway and why capitalism has nowadays infused the internet with