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by chrystalkey 8mo ago
Haha nice :) Yeah those black holes are everywhere these days when you dont look...
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by chrystalkey 8mo ago
Said the grumpy grandpa, shaking his hand at the cloudy sky. I dont know what value that comment contributed, funding research is always a long shot. And often times it fails, but that is kinda its purpose, we dont know what we dont know.
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by chrystalkey 8mo ago
This may say more about the people that surround you specifically. I have made the opposite experience.
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by chrystalkey 10mo ago
wait, where did that come from? Your original comment was about politics, not the violence of certain groups. I think that shifts a goal post.
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by chrystalkey 10mo ago
This does not seem very well tought out, gives off more of a frustrated teen vibe.
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by chrystalkey 11mo ago
I wouldnt call the Munich one successful as in "nailed it". the shortcomings are many and increasingly visible
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by chrystalkey 11mo ago
But you get the Environment for free if you choose the ISA, so ISA=>ISA ecosystem. It really does matter when making a decision
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by chrystalkey 1y ago
I too fell victim to mistaking LoRa for LoRa
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by chrystalkey 2y ago
*really really bloody good. i would more broadly say knowledge base? I have yet to find a tool that has so little friction in storing/retrieving (Text+img based) ideas + Interoperability + Speed
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by chrystalkey 2y ago
maybe that wasn't that good of an Idea either then? I would argue that this kind of interference is in every way problematic, especially when the outset goal is to erode trust in democratic institutions, which it is in this case.
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by chrystalkey 2y ago
thanks!
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by chrystalkey 2y ago
Can you recommend any good write ups or articles for this topic?
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by chrystalkey 2y ago
I use different languages for different purposes. Although bash euns everywhere, its a walking footgun and thus I only use it for small sub 100 line no or one option Scripts. the rest goes to one of Python, which nowadays runs almost everyw
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by chrystalkey 2y ago
I think this take on history is a bit rough. Free markets are a fiction. Their ideal picture can only exist in a capitalist sense due to the force monopoly of the state. Otherwise, what is stopping me to shoot you to get your means of produ
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by chrystalkey 2y ago
no, that is a terrible idea, and it is about scale and quality of life. First, there just is not the technology to do what you propose on Mars. The tech we have is limited to a few at absolutely astronomical costs and many many unknown unk
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by chrystalkey 3y ago
ad hominem never helped anyone
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by chrystalkey 3y ago
I work at a well known German company and I am employed a little less than half time as a working student to singlehandedly plan, manage and implement a project that is shown every now and then at technology conferences and demonstrations a
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by chrystalkey 3y ago
Sumatra is such an awesome piece of software, small, fast, almost entirely bug-free, incredible load speeds for large pdfs... my Linux alternative is Evince, which does about the same
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Show HN: Splitter, a command line money splitting application(github.com)
2 points by chrystalkey 3y ago|0 comments
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by chrystalkey 3y ago
That may just go to show how much you might be caught up in your bubble. All of that is a still very much active part of the human experience. Although technology has brought us great comforts and raised our living standards, art, music, an