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by dkarras 2y ago
because like most things blockchains (cl)aim to solve (primarily money and its transfer, but in this case ownership of domain names), those things do not really really have a centralization problem. 99.999% of the people do not, and do not
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by dkarras 2y ago
Does everyone not have ringing in their ears when they really pay attention? Or like when they are trying to go to sleep? I always thought everyone had it because I had it since childhood. Still have to this day, same intensity. During the
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by dkarras 3y ago
funding model of OSS work is obviously a problem, but these problems are deeper than that. even a very well compensated OSS developer can get a knock on the door from a government agency (or anyone with a "$5 wrench")[1] and they
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by dkarras 3y ago
It is probably because there is a difference between getting mugged and being scammed. With falling victim to SBF's scheme, you probably believe you are partly to blame and you had to face that fact yourself, did some work on it mental
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by dkarras 3y ago
>I doubt a virus can damage blood vessels in the brain. An autoimmune response of the body is capable of damaging everything in the body. A pathogen is able to trigger any immune response in the body depending on what it is. I don't
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by dkarras 3y ago
OP is talking about future predictions though, not "priced in" stuff. If you are able to predict (predict being the key term here, you are predicting... the future) the exchange rate, you can make a lot of money, yes.
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by dkarras 3y ago
>People take vit D megadoses for autoimmunity, with significant success, You mean for compensating for the low vit D levels due to constant inflammation seen in autoimmunity? or to decrease autoimmunity? I have autoimmune diseases and my
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by dkarras 3y ago
if this had a repo in github, I'd PR "SSL" to the skill tree.
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by dkarras 3y ago
Compile to js languages tend to include a huge runtime which is a non-starter. The ones that don't, don't generally play well with existing js libraries anyways. I don't think WebAssembly will be the "scripting" sol
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by dkarras 3y ago
is there any hope for all browser vendors to come together and add a new saner language to the browser to veeery slowly phase out javascript? like is this even in the horizon for the next couple decades?
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by dkarras 3y ago
Yeah, he also shows signs of being mentally unstable. Amplifies conspiracy theories. Is a Russia sympathizer, might even be compromised? Would be foolish to trust him with any sort of classified info.
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by dkarras 3y ago
what are some other solutions that can browse the web for me and do what I ask. The requirement is that it should take natural language instructions as input.
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by dkarras 3y ago
Windows should always provide enough additional value that makes up for what they are asking as money - compared to the free option. That is the point. If you had no other viable options, then they could do whatever they like. Now they have
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by dkarras 3y ago
But is it even legally required for them to provide a stable 3rd party software support? That would be ridiculous. So if they put in the effort to provide such a base and open it to public, why can't they choose to be compensated for t
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by dkarras 3y ago
the point is, MS and others are free to choose how they will offer their services. They can say "hey I'll provide this for free, and I will make you pay for this other thing". As long as they are not a monopoly in computing,
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by dkarras 3y ago
What worked well for the past 50 years was freedom. None of those operating systems were forced to provide dev kits at no additional cost. They did it to compete. If Apple's additional costs' value proposition was not there, the
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by dkarras 3y ago
So they should be forced to develop the SDK and the dev tools for free and provide that support for free? I mean it would be very nice of them to do so, but legally forcing them to do it? I don't know about that. It is a shortsighted &
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by dkarras 3y ago
This was kinda known I think. I remember also reading about blood sugar levels and risk taking behavior. If you are interviewing / auditioning just before people's lunch time, tough luck. They are decision fatigued, hungry, low bl
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by dkarras 3y ago
This is cool, and "Adobe Illustrator for animation" is perhaps Adobe After Effects.
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by dkarras 3y ago
smells like snake oil. will probably end up becoming a cryptocurrency scam? or some other grift? time will tell. >Extropic is also building semiconductor devices that operate at room temperature to extend our reach to a larger market. fu
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by dkarras 3y ago
Also in Turkish. "Canım ciğerim" (my beloved, my liver) is a term of friendly affection. Also when we want to say something like "I know what kind of person you are and what you are up to!" we say "ciğerini bilirim&
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by dkarras 3y ago
I think nobody cares yet (or will ever), though it is obviously infringement. If I buy someone's library in a garage sale, I do not automatically own the copyright to the books in it obviously.
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by dkarras 3y ago
>But saying "this is fair use" is no more incorrect than saying "this is red" No, they are different. "fair use" is a legal term. It is not like saying "I use it like this, I think it is fair!", th
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by dkarras 3y ago
how is having low blood sugar a sign of pre-diabetes? I get frequent bouts of hypoglycemia.
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by dkarras 3y ago
I mean his standing is based on what he is capable of, not what he does given the circumstance. We know he would side with Trump if it benefits him. I don't need to see the scenario play out for me to judge him for it.
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by dkarras 3y ago
one was already provided in my comment. ask it to create something by prompting the idea that only exists in your imagination, set up the constraints with natural language, and guide it to explore the dynamics of it with the context and con
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by dkarras 3y ago
kinda easy to disprove, just think about it for a sec.
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by dkarras 3y ago
need to show this to people claiming "it's just statistical inference, these models can't demonstrate any '''understanding'''" as if understanding is proven to be something else. these peopl
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by dkarras 3y ago
yes, but not really. if you reached Shen and would likely use it, you probably clicked on that website on purpose. the idea behind it is not something you can show with a fizzbuzz anyways as it is not your good old regular C skin.
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by dkarras 3y ago
this is not one of "those" languages that is begging for your use / mainstream adoption.

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