chillingeffect

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by chillingeffect 1y ago
How are they not noticing cheaper, better cars, pending lawsuits, toyota's invention of aluminum batteries making lithium obsolete, end of early mover advantage, and history of underdelivering?
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by chillingeffect 1y ago
Is there any chance you and your family are perfectly safe right now, under no threat of violence, and have no need for an app like this?
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by chillingeffect 1y ago
Definitely. The app is not perfect, sure. Lots of people and journalists are smarter and "could" do it better...but they haven't. Often the best work comes out theough competition and revisions. Google didnt sit back and w
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by chillingeffect 1y ago
Similar here. AI works much better as a consultant than as a developer. I ask it all kinds of things I have suspicions and intuitions about and it provides clarity and examples. It's great for subroutines. Trying to make full prog
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by chillingeffect 1y ago
It's not our species, it's our culture. Anxiety over death leads to consumption, so it's a consumer society's virtue.
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by chillingeffect 1y ago
Yeah the part about not even calling the previous sysv style a dinosaur bc it implies it was once mighty is like standing on the shoulders of giants and pooping on their heads. A little humility is all that is required.
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by chillingeffect 1y ago
Which aspects of God are we seeking, post-Christianity? It seems the focus is on power and creation, w/o regard for unity, discipline, or forgiveness. It's not really a complete picture of God.
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by chillingeffect 1y ago
Ive identified several aspects. Moral injury, new status baseline due to social media, and lack of awareness of effects our digital powers. Not enough time to type on this phone keybd but if ppl upvote i'll elaborate.
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by chillingeffect 1y ago
>$1500/month Wow, i just got into newpipe/fdroid. Its neat to think even a donation the size of mine can be almost individually meaningful :)
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by chillingeffect 1y ago
I like your energy; and I like your awareness that more control/different center of power may not help. This is where community-oriented leadership techniques could go a long way. To build trust, maintain peoples' roles and dign
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by chillingeffect 1y ago
...so the gangs will continue the crimes?
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by chillingeffect 1y ago
Congratulatulions, you're in the running for Apology of the Year.
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by chillingeffect 1y ago
Not sure if youd find me me smart or stupid, but in my immediate experience a youth in my circle was influenced negatively by porn. It won't be every kid, and yes his parents should have watched him, better, but they have little influ
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by chillingeffect 1y ago
Plus the differential versions of most of those signals for long distance doubles the number of pins. And they have optional synchronous clocks. I did some WAN work for 3Com back in the day... :)
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by chillingeffect 1y ago
While we're at it, RS-232 is not serial. It's a voltage specification.
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by chillingeffect 1y ago
We don't need to, in the sense that we survived without it. However a key difference between reading and passively listening or watching is the ability to dynamically vary the pace and re-thread ideas together. E.g. to slow down du
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by chillingeffect 1y ago
fair enough. how do you feel about duckduckgo? I see ddg as doing the same thing Mozilla is: selling anonymized, aggregate data to help marketers find out what is being searched for, but not connecting it to the individuals.
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by chillingeffect 1y ago
That's not what a nonprofit is. They do not survive off of donations alone. They have to have a public or charitable purpose. They can sell products and services for any amount or profit. They are required to reinvest the profits a
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by chillingeffect 1y ago
I cant buy your firefox data. I can buy a huge block of aggregate data that has some things of yours in it.
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by chillingeffect 1y ago
So now we can out up porn and harvest IDs? Love it.
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by chillingeffect 1y ago
You subbed in "ends" for "purpose to is to validate." They're different. Without the seduction of violence and racism, fascism is a much less convincing argument. Facism is a paranoid carnival that feeds on fear,
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by chillingeffect 1y ago
When I tried to buy quercetin from Vitacost recently, they dropped a second, unwanted item into my cart. I noped right out of there. Turns out they were acquired by notorious lawbreakers Kroger. https://lawyerinc.com/bigge
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by chillingeffect 1y ago
But who is left that likes him? Is this a republican split?
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by chillingeffect 1y ago
The actual functioning of everyday society and quality of everyday life are based on moral grounds. Legal grounds are a backstop, not a hand rail. Those who exchange moral indulgences, clinging to legal grounds, are naturally and inevitabl
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by chillingeffect 1y ago
A recent job offer for a startup was a 5 year vest with a 2 year cliff. Seriously?
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by chillingeffect 1y ago
> developed in the 1970s. It was born in the 1970s and was standardized in the 80s and 90s. It continues to develop. Numerous data types have been added, along with unicode and threads. The C23 standard was released last year.
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by chillingeffect 1y ago
Mr. Chilling E. Ffect wishes to sincerely apologize for accidentally expressing emotion. Futhermore, he is sorry from the bottom of his digital heart for expressing himself differently from everyone else in this non-comformist community.
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by chillingeffect 1y ago
Thank you for the nice downvotes when I posted correct information including a source.
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by chillingeffect 1y ago
So tired of people getting this wrong. Moore's law is about NUMBER of transistors, NOT DENSITY! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moore%27s_law It tells us more about market and ppl's hunger for apps/cabi
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by chillingeffect 1y ago
Thank you for the nice response... in contrast to those I deserved downvoting. You'ee alright.

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