dragonelite

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by dragonelite 8mo ago
I personally think we over urbanised. If i look at my friends circle, most of the urban ones are childless and the rural ones have 2~4 kids. Super anecdotal and totally non scientific observation.
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by dragonelite 8mo ago
Pretty much, they aren't going to trust each other that an incoming missile is not armed with a nuclear payload.
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by dragonelite 8mo ago
You do know that in a business environment proof of concept is more a proof of production. Shit doesn't get rewritten when it can at this very moment start generating revenue and profits.
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by dragonelite 8mo ago
Them using excavator and trucks etc to move dirt. Is the same as us using a compiler to compile code into an executable. LLM would be if the digging and hauling of the dirt happened without any people involved except the planning of logisti
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by dragonelite 8mo ago
In my mind using a simpler language should be less painful given there is less to argue about given syntax and versions etc. Take c# for example you have multiple ways to do the same sort of things.
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by dragonelite 8mo ago
Same here i'm a decade plus in this field, writing code was by far the number 1 and the discussion surrounding system design was a far second. Take away the coding i don't think i will make it to retirement being a code/llm P
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by dragonelite 8mo ago
Strength on itself is already functional and useful. I kind of agree with you, its why i have been moving away from the strongmen stuff, more into kettlebells, calisthenics and walking during lunch and/or post dinner.
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by dragonelite 8mo ago
For strength you can do a workout within like 25~35min that is taking it slow like browsing socials during pauses. Talking about programs like rippetoe, 5x5, 531 etc. Unless you have elite genetics or are on juice you don't really need
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by dragonelite 8mo ago
It's kind of interesting how with vibe coding we just threw away 2 decades of secure code best practices xD...
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by dragonelite 8mo ago
Vietnam frontline experience is irrelevant in 2026, when its more drone dominated. Im sure China has plenty of observers/volunteers embedded at the Russian side in the SMO making plenty of notes, reports, and get modern warfare experie
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by dragonelite 9mo ago
The global cybersphere will split up, the west and other parties have shown they will use social media networks to organize regime change and take over legitimate protests. Especially now that China is taking an ever increasing share of the
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by dragonelite 10mo ago
When it comes to AI im more of a luddite at the moment, things change like every 6 months when it comes to prompting the models. But i don't mind people using AI it's their own choice, the focus then just becomes in the curation s
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by dragonelite 10mo ago
Of course the Russians will do this we helped Ukrainians attack the Russian nuclear fleet with drones they are most definitely organising some payback actions. Be glad stuff isn't exploding yet, we are at war with Russia. Did people ex
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by dragonelite 10mo ago
That really depends on the cost asymmetry between building + launching sats being cheaper or more expensive than taking down all those sats.
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by dragonelite 10mo ago
It probably shouldn't be so hard to find military application for more compute in space. Especially give the global surveillance and communication networks like starlink and intelligence sats. What better way to cover up such space com
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by dragonelite 11mo ago
That's why its called woke/rainbow imperialism.
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by dragonelite 11mo ago
It depends what japan and korea will do to piss of China just to please their far away masters.
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by dragonelite 11mo ago
I can highly recommend this course, i finished it. It's one of those code katas to learn a new language with a bit like Raytracing in one weekend.
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by dragonelite 11mo ago
Story mode is good enough for me
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by dragonelite 11mo ago
I wiped windows 10 from desktop. Installed cachyos and steam Installed path of exile 2 and it worked surprisingly, also i see people joking about how win32 is the only stable api on linux xD. Also heard red dead redemption 2 also works well
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by dragonelite 11mo ago
This is a lesson every western European nation should learn and learn them quickly or else they won't make it.
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by dragonelite 11mo ago
This summer i was traveling through Germany and god fucking dam their telecommunication infrastructure is just 3rd world tier, so freaking bad. Constant signal loss, 5g was a rare sight etc.
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by dragonelite 11mo ago
Its quiet easy to understand, you can be liberal and free so long as wealth keeps flowing into your part of the world. What are you going to do make fun of becoming more wealthier. The liberalism and freedom stops once too much money flows
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by dragonelite 11mo ago
China was suppose to become a giant sweatshop which would be allowed to gain subsistence wealth. Just enough to produce and consume western product but not wealthy enough to ever outgrow their station in the world.
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by dragonelite 11mo ago
More like west vs rest of the world. Its cold war round 2 but this time its the west that is starting to hide behind a iron/cyber wall.
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by dragonelite 11mo ago
Thats true with Go but it feels those features are more rare. Compared to say what feels like almost yearly changes in C# to the point a lot of people think its overwhelming and it usually not clear how much of those features really add to
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by dragonelite 11mo ago
Having spend a year tinkering in zig and it's absence of features has made me want to drop c#/java professionally and pick up Golang. Its quiet annoying when you see a codebases written in C#/java and you can tell in which ye
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by dragonelite 11mo ago
Sounds more like your use case is like the 1~2% of the cases a simple server and sqlite is maybe not the correct answer.
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by dragonelite 1y ago
Its China they will create their own EUV ecosystem, there are sources that keep track of Chinese developments and there's a lot of EUV related patents being rewarded within China. So i wouldn't be surprised if they will announce f
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by dragonelite 1y ago
The US has immense pressure on the dutch government, given their control over ASML . Its US big tech and semi design studios that determines who will need to buy EUV from ASML. Given ASML is not allowed to do business with China, Russia etc

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