digitalsushi

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by digitalsushi 7mo ago
> This used to really bother me, but lately I'm thinking it is probably for the best. The older I get, the more careful I am to remember there's young people left in my wake and I get to decide whether I owe them anything or no
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by digitalsushi 8mo ago
We don't need PCs or smartphones, we have AI now. They don't need to worry.
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by digitalsushi 8mo ago
meddlesome priests? there's always room for another software arms race. the personal area network is not ready and the evolution will be painful and good for someone - us, or them, without regard for what those divisions are, it's
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by digitalsushi 8mo ago
if software engineers get displaced, they will eventually drift into other jobs that benefit from people who solve problems like software engineers. and if the former software engineers are willing to work at a rate reduced to their former
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by digitalsushi 8mo ago
It's about as safe as trusting all the add-ons in your IDE, and all the packages your node app pulls from random package repos. It's just the plausible blame that shifts. If you read the script before you pipe it into your shell,
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by digitalsushi 8mo ago
This is an incredible tool. As a child in the 1980s we'd go for long walks in the woods. One time a friend brought a pair of 30 inch bolt cutters with him, you know, as a personality extension. And of course, there was some dubious rea
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by digitalsushi 9mo ago
it's hypothetical remember, its just a fantasy solution
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by digitalsushi 9mo ago
I know there's no single answer to this. But, if we wanted to mitigate this, do we have the geoengineering ability to execute on it? I know 'wanted' is doing a lot of lifting there. Solve the hypothetical as a star trek cultu
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by digitalsushi 9mo ago
i started flossing religiously at 30 years old. i've missed three nights of flossing in the past 16 years i have like 40 fillings; i havent had a filling since 30 years old (yeah so 46 now)
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by digitalsushi 9mo ago
i am positive there's a bug in tahoe where the login screen passsword text input is waiting for something to settle in the background, either with my weird unicomp keyboard, a remap i do, or even the external monitors. my password is a
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by digitalsushi 9mo ago
ive got a desk full of octo coupler relays and an arduino learning kit and i'm using AI to goad me into making a cascading small motor starter thing with an air particulate sensor that's taking 180 days to show up from China, to a
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by digitalsushi 9mo ago
i go wrestle the dogs or go toss some logs around in the woods, since i work at home. i'm middle aged and my mind is a gelatin, not a liquid ... finding the time to carve through it is the most valuable use of my time
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by digitalsushi 9mo ago
it is difficult for us to agree if there is a threshold to which a person who has accumulated wealth must have shifted from 'earning' it to 'taking' it, and whether 'taking' it is analogous to 'stealing&#x
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by digitalsushi 10mo ago
This is a new years resolution question barely in disguise, but they're fun cause a lot of us are cooped up, barely 4 days into winter, 86ish to go, and we're champing at the bit for change. I am pretty sure I'm a 50th percen
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by digitalsushi 10mo ago
i'm probably using an informal fallacy but if online advertisers earn hundreds of billions of dollars, someone must be finding some return on their investment. i might be wrong, it might just be a huge grift, but i dont know how to com
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by digitalsushi 10mo ago
i got put on a statin 10 years ago and started to have blindness events, a migraine related symptom. the effect showed up within a few weeks of my first time taking the statin, at age 35 for ten years i lived with it but then i experimented
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by digitalsushi 10mo ago
well, what if an artist put something controversial in the lyrics, like, something that radicalizes a minor into developing something maligned like, agency, or self awareness
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by digitalsushi 10mo ago
i have a passion for eating, i dont have a passion for dentistry
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by digitalsushi 10mo ago
does anyone remember that episode of star trek tng where the kid is given a little laser engraver that carves a dolphin from a block of wood? and the kid is like "i didn't make this" and the teacher (who abducted him, ew) is
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by digitalsushi 10mo ago
anyone else get big audio buzz relief using the extra, three prong cable on their normally two prong apple laptop charger? it felt as good as having my wisdom teeth out after i switched
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by digitalsushi 11mo ago
if my operating system had an atomic Undo/Redo stack down to each register being flipped (so basically, impossible, star trek tier fantasy tech) i would let ai run commands without worrying about it. i could have a cool scrubber ui tha
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by digitalsushi 11mo ago
this is not always true. this is a dangerous fun fact to memorize. and i don't mean because there's an override flag.
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by digitalsushi 11mo ago
Wow, ads and smut in the same month? Cory Doctorow will have to invent a new term for this. Wait, he did 3 years ago, we can reuse it.
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by digitalsushi 11mo ago
i havent been in a tier 1 ISP in 20 years. can anyone who is in that life give a little summary of how much infrastructure we have in the united states to implement the same level of control as what china has available for walling its garde
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by digitalsushi 11mo ago
Imagine what you could get away with if you owned the ledger of truth. Any time you made an offence, you could just update that ledger to say the people complaining are wrong, and that's the end of it. I feel that the tech industry doe
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by digitalsushi 1y ago
I, gen-x '79, was taught by Gen-z the reason we don't drink at the bars is cause someone'll make a video of us being weird and ruin us. Be weird at home. With the door locked. Fit in when the camera could be hiding and stay e
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by digitalsushi 1y ago
my winter project is to create a container pod at home that remixes media, maybe adds in some old or joke tv commercials between shows, and most importantly, shows the weather and the route to work at 7am. i think everything exists to do t
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by digitalsushi 1y ago
probably everyone since its been on their status page since before this was asked
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by digitalsushi 1y ago
counter point, think of how much more interesting movies would be if there were only like 3 a year and the rest of your time you were waiting for one i call this model: everything before 1990 i'm not appealing to tradition, i'm ju
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by digitalsushi 1y ago
If we succeed in creating a Tilly that can replace a human actor, then human actors are at risk of becoming obsolete. Any finite resource that we can suitably convert to infinitely digital is in the same position. When we invented photograp

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