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by dmitrygr 6mo ago
> Fully automated and human free air traffic control would save lives. I now know 100% that you are not a pilot. No thanks! 100% no thanks.
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by dmitrygr 6mo ago
> There was an incendiary article about me a few days ago [...] That is a lot of words, none of which state or claim the article was in any way inaccurate. Curious, that
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by dmitrygr 6mo ago
I can suggest some good statistics books, which will happily explain why questions are purposefully worded this way.
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by dmitrygr 6mo ago
I am not going to play pretend with you. Sorry that you dislike what you see so much as to nitpick to such a microscopic level, such is the data.
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by dmitrygr 6mo ago
Yes political violence is NEVER justifiable. That is the one and only correct answer if you wish to live in a modern society. And believe me, you do not want to live in the other kind
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by dmitrygr 6mo ago
No surprise given that a full quarter of these on one side of the political spectrum consider political violence acceptable (~25%. Same figure is 9% for self-identified moderates, 3% for the other side). Source: https://rb.gy&#x
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by dmitrygr 6mo ago
Disabling replies on their X post is one hell of a "we support free speech" move. Hats off, guys. if I had not stopped donating to y'all a few years back due to your many other recent idiotic statements, this would have done
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by dmitrygr 6mo ago
Turns out -- no, it permanently escapes to space with the help of the solar wind
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by dmitrygr 6mo ago
I did, yes: https://x.com/dmitrygr/status/2042036163335041305
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by dmitrygr 6mo ago
This is going to be user useful for me in a few weeks as I bring up PalmOS 5 on Playstation One. Thanks.
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by dmitrygr 6mo ago
The people (through their elected representatives) have a right to do this. It is stupid, in my opinion, but they have every right to do so. If this is what they want, they should have it. Personally, I see little reason to ban new taxpayer
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by dmitrygr 6mo ago
on computer timescales, humans are basically motionless, as long as there is motion, you do the 60Hz update, occasionally you take a page fault too, not a high cost compared to a screenfull of colorpsace conversion. But when display is not
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by dmitrygr 6mo ago
sample impl is in rePalm sources, but i described basically all there is to it :) saves a lot of CPU
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by dmitrygr 6mo ago
This solution’s COU cost can be significantly improved by using memory protection. You protect the frame buffer from writes. The first time it is written, you take a fault, and start refreshing every 60 Hz and leave it writeable. After some
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
It is how you properly tell apart a coop which houses chickens from a coöp which is a business entity owned by its members
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
printing a new piece of plastic and mailing it costs around $3...
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
The number of "Altman doesn’t remember this" or "Altman denies this" is hilarious
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
Oh, good, they made TheFacebook
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
[Some] data seems to be wrong/stale, eg your website says no bids here, but underlying gov auction site lists a bid: https://www.govauctions.app/auction/gsa-4-1-QSC-I-26-240-001
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
If the law had existed all along, it would not be a non-standard workflow. And there is precedent on the pricing. For example, FAA is not allowed to charge any more for any service than it costs to deliver said service, which is why if i lo
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
> I’m not sure how exactly this should be worded in law No policy or law shall be enacted that directly or indirectly requires a use of a computing device where any other alternative at all is possible. Where offering other alternatives
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
This is probably the most heartless thing I have read all day. I worry about the future of the world if this is the norm
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
Wait, mail clients other than mutt exist?
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
Do I need to bring out the flowchart again? If you want resistance from USA's bullshit, host in China or Russia. If you want resistance form China's bullshit, host in USA or Russia. If you want resistance from Russia's bullsh
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
And this is exactly why we need the old Linus. Someone needs to yell “we do not break user space“
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
Were the indictments also ragebait? https://www.justice.gov/usao-mn/pr/first-defendant-charged-a... Are you really so petty as to call anything not fitting your world view "ragebait"?
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
Tie draft registration to voting registration. Equality before law, and all that
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
EU Charter of Fundamental Rights quoth: Article 20 Everyone is equal before the law. Article 21 1. Any discrimination based on any ground such as sex, race, colour, ethnic or social origin, genetic features, language, religion or belief, po
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The Subprime AI Crisis Is Here(wheresyoured.at)
56 points by dmitrygr 7mo ago|25 comments
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
>This systemd change is absurdly overdiscussed. It's a field for a number, no verification, no enforcement for anything. > And no, I do not accept the slippery slope fallacy. aka: $OBVIOUSLY_DUMB_OVERREACHING_EASILY_ABUSED_POLICY

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