drowsspa

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   by drowsspa 4y ago

   I'd even say this model was a net negative for development in general. So much complexity and time wasted spread throughout the industry because of these companies with infinite money
2. 212.▲
   by drowsspa 4y ago

   Or they were just testing the waters and check the reaction to the decision, as companies often do.
3. 213.▲
   by drowsspa 4y ago

   Yeah, clearly developers think they will come out on top...
4. 214.▲
   by drowsspa 4y ago

   Is American healthcare a patriotic issue or something, that's why criticizing it warrants a "don't come here"? Where the hell does your comment come from?
5. 215.▲
   by drowsspa 4y ago

   10 bucks says this human exceptionalism of consciousness being something more than physical will be proven wrong by construction in the very near future. Just like Earth as the center of the Universe, humans special among animals...
6. 216.▲
   by drowsspa 4y ago

   Yeah, should have re-checked, I mean trustful. Now it's too late. I meant exactly what you said, society itself requires a high degree of trust. The digital world will require it as well
7. 217.▲
   by drowsspa 4y ago

   Seems like the future is trustless, what we need is a way to codify this trust just like we do with our real-life acquaintances
8. 218.▲
   by drowsspa 4y ago

   Sounds like IBM trusting no one would copy their BIOS code.
9. 219.▲
   by drowsspa 4y ago

   The feeling you get from deriving these for the first time from Schrodinger's Equation the after 100 sheets of calculations... Pardon my French, but it's almost a mental orgasm
10. 220.▲
    by drowsspa 4y ago

    There's always perturbation theory for that
11. 221.▲
    by drowsspa 4y ago

    Where I work we have an on-premises Hadoop cluster and Kafka is its only stable component that works without constant headaches.
12. 222.▲
    by drowsspa 4y ago

    "Joke's on them, I was only pretending"
13. 223.▲
    by drowsspa 4y ago

    Exercising is easy, most people can find an activity they enjoy doing. Eating right is a far more demanding task, and sadly that's what matters when it comes to losing weight.
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    by drowsspa 4y ago

    I hope they have good ventilation and air conditioning
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    by drowsspa 4y ago

    From what I read it doesn't seem like a good idea to take psyllium husk together with other medications. They seem to recommend one hour or two of interval between it and other meds. I don't know if it's just doctors being ca
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    by drowsspa 4y ago

    I would also say that ADHD meds are much more susceptible to this, because the psychological effect is just so noticeable. Taking Vyvanse by itself compared with taking it with a little snack it makes quite a difference in the absorption fo
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    by drowsspa 4y ago

    Case in point: we're discussing this on Hacker News, a very well moderated website. Libertarian tech bros love the idea of technical solutions for political problems. What they don't realize is the real service platforms offer is
18. 228.▲
    by drowsspa 4y ago

    Most people don't like hanging out on 4chan.
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    by drowsspa 4y ago

    I've read this a lot, but honestly is this really the future of security? Keep a Yubikey in your wallet, another in a bank safe, bury another in the family's farm... It doesn't scale at all. And in the end, it's all soci
20. 230.▲
    by drowsspa 4y ago

    Not captchas, OP probably means actual IDs. And to be honest, with some cryptography surely we can find a way to make it work and be anonymous
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    by drowsspa 4y ago

    Interesting. I've been doing psychoanalysis for over a year now, and I have similar complaints: I know exactly what went wrong with my life but I have no idea WTF to do with it. It's like I'm just picking the wounds
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    by drowsspa 4y ago

    Would buses be arriving 20 minutes earlier otherwise? I'd very much rather arrive at the station a little earlier than knowing I could already be at my destination if it weren't for these artificial punctuality stops.
23. 233.▲
    by drowsspa 4y ago

    I don't know what is "support" for them, but I've never been able to make calls in it. Only the chat function works.
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    by drowsspa 4y ago

    I mean, yes? It must be infuriating to see a bus artificially stopping just to get the exact schedule. Of course the starting from the first station it should leave on time, but on intermediate stations I find it pretty ok to be a couple of
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    by drowsspa 4y ago

    Do you mean at every station? Or only at the start of the route?
26. 236.▲
    by drowsspa 4y ago

    "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all companies are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights"
27. 237.▲
    by drowsspa 4y ago

    The last thing the world needs is a mental health company with this "Silicon Valley start-up vibe".
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    by drowsspa 4y ago

    Banks' true security is rooted in the real world.
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    by drowsspa 4y ago

    When I read about self-driving cars being so reliant on street signs, I can only imagine the total shitstorm they would cause in a country like my own (Brazil).
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    by drowsspa 4y ago

    I think this "human exceptionalism" will be proven wrong by construction in the very near future.