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by dmbche 1y ago
What are the tens of thousands (?) of devs doings that is more efficient by doing it on a blockchain is the question Hint: the point of "proof of work" is to do more work than necessary
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I find it unlikely that people a government would want to kill by drone strike would be posting about their wherabouts on social media and at the same time obfuscating their location by having their phone move without them (by someone ok wi
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by dmbche 1y ago
From Merriam Webster: COMPENDIUM Brief summary of a larger work or of a field of knowledge : abstract The library is more extensive, but they don't have the same goals. I'd even argue that part of Wikipedia's quality is it&#x
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by dmbche 1y ago
I'm not certain of the distinction nor that the platforms are triangulating me and not my phone. Especially if you don't directly provide information about what you're doing. And that 99% or social media users have their phon
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by dmbche 1y ago
Beautiful - clean and clear. Thank you. I'm not in that space, but how stable is that 4%? What is it correlated to?
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by dmbche 1y ago
> No, instead it is about a whole variety of money related features and developer ecosystems that simply do not exist outside of the crypto space. Like what? Speculation?
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by dmbche 1y ago
Shit, I hadn't had that thought but it's self evident, the "worse search = more queries". Thanks for the insight.
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by dmbche 1y ago
Not even, your SIM in constantly pinging multiple towers and triangulating you
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by dmbche 1y ago
Pretty sure linguistically the important bit is "when" and the "they" is not defined Like when awaiting pizza delivery, "they're here in 10 mins" doesn't directly relate to a specific guy Could be wro
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by dmbche 1y ago
How about when they invented BASIC
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by dmbche 1y ago
"May 21, 2025 This is an extraordinary moment. Computers are now seeing, thinking and understanding. Despite this unprecedented capability, our experience remains shaped by traditional products and interfaces." I don't even w
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by dmbche 1y ago
I'm not sure it would be as fast or have anywhere near the same redundancy for the price. Just locating the wheel in space is non trivial!
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by dmbche 1y ago
That sucks, I'd love to be of more help, but I'm in Canada. If you're able to, I'd go for the private option. Really, the medication helps tremendously and having access to it makes every other step easier to take - I re
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by dmbche 1y ago
You might want to just have a chat with your dr, as you'll likely try something like concerta if you are diagnosed - but you can skip the long process of diagnostic and just try the medication if you fill out a few questionnaires. At t
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by dmbche 1y ago
You don't know the intent and are going by partial information. All you have is the result but you infer a whole lot so it fits your framing. Someone called HR, HR met with the people and they chatted. That is all you have.
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by dmbche 1y ago
Has HR been weaponized if the result was just a chat
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by dmbche 1y ago
No, your comment was potent nonsense. It raises no feelings in me other than contempt towards you personally. And me saying cool off is madness? You must live in a mad, mad world. Good luck going forward.
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by dmbche 1y ago
A meeting with HR is not madness. No one got maimed or died, or even lost work, seemingly. Some people exchanged words. Cool off.
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by dmbche 1y ago
Gotcha - right with you. Gotta get my sarcasm detector checked.
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by dmbche 1y ago
Love to see people being directly and fully against the concept of "confidentiality"
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by dmbche 1y ago
Look at the suits against them they list it there
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by dmbche 1y ago
And why do we need to do all this? This is the thrust of my point. Making trips to the moon sustainable is pointless and nonsensical. Edit0: good read https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40410404
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by dmbche 1y ago
False dichotomy - the mission profile dictates the refuelling station and all that, but it never was the only option. Somehow we've decided we needed to be able to do lots of trips to the moon for Artemis, but it's not clear to me
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by dmbche 1y ago
Trips me up too can't find anything related Edit0: AH! Meowing to your cat and your cat being annoyed at the mistakes in cat speech you're making.
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by dmbche 1y ago
I must be a shit nerd, I've never in my life thought about browser safety. How the hell is chrome significantly more secure than firefox?
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by dmbche 1y ago
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/columbia-d... A simple google search away.
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by dmbche 1y ago
Calling the kindle the "swindle" hurt open software? Listen to yourself.
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by dmbche 1y ago
My city loses about 30% of the water going through it's pipes, including leaking wastewater directly into rainwater drains ( left untreated). I believe some of the plumbing was wood pipes in select very busy parts of the city until som
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by dmbche 1y ago
What specifically isn't comparable? Comparable. Things you can't compare between two laptop screens.
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by dmbche 1y ago
It's just as hard as installing Chrome.

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