dmingod666

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by dmingod666 4y ago
Browse Lexica.art your mind will be blown by the range and amount of detail on some of the art. Like this (nsfw content): https://lexica.art/?q=Intricate+goddess There is an addictive and trippy quality to this and it is y
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by dmingod666 4y ago
Just last week Putin was saying "we want to keep selling gas", like in quite a desperate tone, "just lift the sanctions on NS2, we want to keep seeling gas." Watch his press conference at the SCO summit it's 10-15 m
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by dmingod666 4y ago
Well, he has well researched high quality content with no fluff. Totally deserves it.
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by dmingod666 4y ago
Yea, I get your joke, but if you're writing for example an article, this is an excellent approach for a messy first draft that you can refine and clean up later..
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by dmingod666 4y ago
Write to think is a little slow... Unless you can type pretty fast, in which case it's good to clear your mind... Talking to think is even better... Alone, with a Bluetooth headset, talk to yourself -- better if the app can skip silenc
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by dmingod666 4y ago
Religion is a human need - maybe not an obvious animalistic one but because it crops up with every civilization, I think it isn't something on the outside, it's something within us. Wheather you think it's a means of social c
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by dmingod666 4y ago
'dont wish upon others that Wich you yourself cannot endure'
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by dmingod666 4y ago
There are clear perimeters set in industrial settings when robots are in operation for this precise reason. I'm sure the devs could have used much lower force values when dealing with the prices or put logic in place where if a hand is
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by dmingod666 4y ago
Cassandra is horribly inflexible.. you cannot use where conditions in any fields other than the PK (assuming you're not going to use ALLOW FILTERING for all your queries) and if your data isn't going to grow beyond baby size where
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by dmingod666 4y ago
That's a different take on task management apps, using directed graphs for tasks looks like a cool concept tbh. Traditional project management implies this type of a graph relationship(task depends on/critical path). UI on phone (
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by dmingod666 5y ago
Corporations are people though. Can you go through the same process without mentioning people's names and only mention a company name?
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by dmingod666 5y ago
International law and human rights are for : - poor/light weight countries - adversaries and competition For the self and allies there is only: - Rule of law only until it comes in the way of Self interest -- in contention, self intere
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by dmingod666 5y ago
My running theory is that US does these endless wars for this reason. Tax payer money -> defense companies -> 'political contributions' This is why it's probably fine to not win wars because the war is not being fought
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by dmingod666 5y ago
Correct, with exception of arms trade, which finds a way to generate conflict to keep the demand going.
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by dmingod666 5y ago
Like the strategy of asking for help on Linux forums. 'dont ask for help, nobody will help you. Just claim what you're trying to achieve is impossible to do in Linux and you'll get lots of answers'
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by dmingod666 5y ago
You can stockup for 6 months fairly easily and by then you know the direction things are going. Mark dates on your supplies and use + reload them regularly. You will always have a 6 months buffer from when shit hits the fan.
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by dmingod666 5y ago
It can have a twisted meaning that could imply a silenced friend will never betray you.. :)
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by dmingod666 5y ago
I was joking, but, thanks for taking the time. Seems interesting, will go through the project.
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by dmingod666 5y ago
Would love to see some RFP of web3. Do you have links to the protocol spec?
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by dmingod666 5y ago
The world is not changing and the next US invasion will also have zero consequences and lot of justification to placate the sense of morality of the population.
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by dmingod666 5y ago
What does 'call his bluff' translate to in this context? Not take the threat of a nuclear war seriously and engage with Russia militarily anyways as-if the threat didn't exist?
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by dmingod666 5y ago
I meant to say 'hypersonic' nuclear icmbs
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by dmingod666 5y ago
'Disarming the influence of a bad actor' Russia is going nowhere. They are not NK. Consequences are never one sided, in a conflict, the other side gets a vote too.
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by dmingod666 5y ago
Sir, this is a HN. Reddit is in the next tab. ;)
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by dmingod666 5y ago
Hitler didn't have nukes and super-sonic missiles -- you cant do to Russia what you would want to do to Hitler.. at least not without a very heavy price..
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by dmingod666 5y ago
If the US citizens can't improve their own govt and get them to stop neverending wars, I think it's a tall order to expect citizens in a dictatorship to do it. Point isn't US bad -- point is, no easy way to affect change othe
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by dmingod666 5y ago
There was a huge company in china I think, taking loans by using gold bars as collateral.. for years, turned out they weren't gold
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by dmingod666 5y ago
Linode was very limited in what you could do, from what I remember. They had good service and documentation and I just like it now cause, nostalgia. AWS is extremely flexible and very very feature rich compared to linode. At that point, AWS
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by dmingod666 5y ago
Second that, fond memories of using their service ages ago. First VMs I had was from them. They had very good documentation and everything was simple. Then I was introduced to 'wall of text' as a service, AWS, and never looked bac
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by dmingod666 5y ago
You have to actively engage and be focused or you'll get lost..

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