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by dagaci 3y ago
If the article is true I would assume that the most highly intelligent reader would have a great deal of difficulty commenting on the subject in a reasonable about of time, and would most likely end up short circuiting the effort in favour
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by dagaci 3y ago
A product often evolves from something with a very small use-case to something very large. Developers are often critical because they dont consider the resource and time constraints in which a product was originally developed with.
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by dagaci 3y ago
Microsoft GitHub Co-pilot could be viewed entirely as just a more sophisticated indexer and search interface, a indexer of freely available source code on the public internet. The concerns over copyrighted material ingested and exposed thro
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by dagaci 3y ago
Could this be some kind of turf war between regulator/govenment entities to gain control over the spoils?
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by dagaci 3y ago
Its pretty fundamental stuff to know the difference between what is server side and what is client side. I think you will have a lot of trouble undertanding a framework without this. Blazor WebAssemly requires you make explicity Ajax-like C
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by dagaci 3y ago
I think you’re a little misconceived, WebAssembly runs entirely in the client and have no bindings to the server, as far as the server is concerned such apps may as well be static HTML. This is Blazor WebAssembly. It will be just as trivial
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by dagaci 4y ago
Putin has become such a disaster of a leader, but the real disaster was the inability enforced the law of only two terms as president.
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by dagaci 4y ago
The idea that bantu poplations are not native to south africa stems from colonial propaganda, to sanitize the land grab. Xhosa groups are known to have reached the Cape by the 11th century
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by dagaci 4y ago
I really wonder how and by which process Microsoft thinks its Ok to force everyone to look at its garbage bottom feeding msn news feed, do Microsoft exec's atually use Windows and put up with this?
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by dagaci 4y ago
Never under estimate Microsoft's ability to screw a "first mover advantage up" they have done this many times before. They really need to keep this thing focused and not try and use it to try and switch everyone to edge, push
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by dagaci 4y ago
This is a great overview of the book i read: "The Cost of Evolution | Xenogenesis Trilogy" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UjrXHaDYb7w
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by dagaci 4y ago
The question is will the USA government refund what was stolen to the victim "Silk Road"? ( https://www.investopedia.com/terms/s/silk-road.asp ) Is there a protocol for this kind of event?
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by dagaci 4y ago
This is true, but the case for the acceptance of Android in the Market was that its was and open-platform and open-source. This is what gave it legs despite its early questionable software and hardware merits (the mantra being that you can
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by dagaci 4y ago
This thread is incredibly negative, this is a suprise because our entire company relies on teams for remote working and it works pretty damned well. Interestingly teams usage seems to be still rising post-pandemic, something competitors are
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by dagaci 4y ago
I remember when Microsoft introduced driver signing, i remember articles in Slashdot and TheRegister going wild about how Microsoft was about block side-loading third party software, and only allow software which they specifically authorize
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by dagaci 4y ago
After the revolution (1791), Napoleon sent an Army of 60,000 Europeans (French and Polish) to reconquer Haiti, that Army was defeated. The shock of this loss and the shock of the subsequent defeat cannot be overstated, France humiliated, an
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by dagaci 4y ago
https://www.medieval.eu/slavery-in-arpad-era-early-medieval-... - with the last slave raid by the "ottomans" taking place in the 1700s. When discussing African nuances between, slave, peasant, peon, churl, sharecr
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by dagaci 4y ago
Less understood about west African history is the sheer volume of un-analysed ancient (mostly Islamic) manuscripts. They were deliberately hidden out of fear from the imperials, and even post-imperials until very recently. https:/&#x2
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by dagaci 4y ago
Thats fine, solutions are always fine. But ensure that only the consumers of this power and pay for its construction an upkeep
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by dagaci 4y ago
These cost estimates do not include the maintenance of the waste products of nuclear energy production. These costs are astonishingly! If the 10,000 year costs fell on the producers and consumers directly (this is how it should be), they wo
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by dagaci 4y ago
If you want a great webcam, then you can buy something like a Canon m50 mirrorless dslr or wire up your phone iphone (or samsung!) to you Pc. Eitherway you will end up spending close to $1000. Standalone webcam's just dont have the CPU
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by dagaci 4y ago
Yes as a "greybeard" i noted first that the headline performance gain was 10% & 11% this for a team given far more time and resources to optimize for their goal than most teams or individuals dev. I raised an eyebrow at that H
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by dagaci 4y ago
Zooming out, you should understand than African's have darker skin generally because they literally selected for that preference and those men had more wives and more descendants for those choices, the reverse is true for Europe. Thes
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by dagaci 5y ago
*This is the same government-party which make extensive use of such technology https://www.google.com/search?q=tory+party+whatsapp+groups+e... *You might start to think they dont practice what they preach, we know they like
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by dagaci 5y ago
I guess this is what you call Microsoft buying the dip, Activision's price fell by half since Feb 2021 until today! https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/NASDAQ-ATVI/
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by dagaci 5y ago
No it PC gamers (not a machine count), i was being specific, basically as in basically Windows Gamers with fraction of other https://www.statista.com/statistics/420621/number-of-pc-game...
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by dagaci 5y ago
I have assumed the miner would also turn off mines during the off peak hours to evade scrutiny
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by dagaci 5y ago
I don't think so... the PC gamer population is estimated to be about 1750 million, there are estimated to be around 1 million crypto miners.
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by dagaci 5y ago
"Banning" bitcoin is interesting since it basically bans factory mining compared to individuals mining. Because: The high power consumption used by a heavy gamer (CPU + GPU) is easily indistinguishable and probably higher than a p
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by dagaci 5y ago
Upwork seems to be a haven for scammers to get work done for free. If someone has stolen money and made purchases (which is generally the purpose of theft), then recovery procedure should be with law enforcement. That will be the police. Of

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