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by ehvatum 4y ago
I wonder if there is any improving that system without replacing it.
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by ehvatum 4y ago
How do I go about deselecting other people's choices, if that's my specific goal? I can get whatever I want in Jira, but nothing in elevators. It's fucked.
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by ehvatum 4y ago
As a way to destroy property values, sure, all the time
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by ehvatum 4y ago
> Unity was a bunch of hacks on top of Gnome Where do you get this shit? Over 11 years ago, Shuttleworth abandoned the vision of Unity as a shell for Gnome.
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by ehvatum 4y ago
> Lol, because Linux users are the biggest whiners on the planet. Gnome is even more of a loser on FreeBSD.
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by ehvatum 4y ago
> there is not actually enough renewable capacity yet to charge anything much. What is this trash? Excess solar output is already an enormous problem. https://www.latimes.com/projects/la-fi-electricity-solar/
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by ehvatum 4y ago
I can only assume you are heavily invested in natural gas. The Diablo Canyon plant in CA has a cost basis around 10c per kWh, which covers all expenses including reactor construction, fueling, waste disposal, maintenance, operation, and dec
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by ehvatum 4y ago
Good to see that SamHyde69 has been put on notice. He can’t keep getting away with it!
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by ehvatum 4y ago
We can’t pay for anything that doesn’t have Jira integration, sorry!
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by ehvatum 4y ago
> Honest question: How are we supposed to maintain our civilization without some government spending? You speak as if there is currently no government spending, which is bizarre. > The country's 1% currently own 70% of the wealth
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by ehvatum 4y ago
Use a shared memory region. For example: https://github.com/erikhvatum/py_interprocess_shared_memory_...
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by ehvatum 4y ago
The consequences to the university of being labeled a white supremacist institution would be far greater than a few student deaths per year. Stanford’s reputation would never recover, if that label adhered. The university would shrink to
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by ehvatum 4y ago
You make good points, but people here are no more receptive to them than Russians are prepared to acknowledge that Putin came to power by staging false flag attacks: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_apartment_bombi
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by ehvatum 4y ago
A CPU is not an evolved organism that flees damaging stimulus and embraces nurture. It is a rigid, delicate, unchanging mechanism.
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by ehvatum 4y ago
If you haven’t read it, I recommend: https://www.gutenberg.org/files/6949/6949-h/6949-h.htm
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by ehvatum 4y ago
> Why can't we just admit it and quit trying to make people who are unique the same? Because this sentiment is exactly opposed to a dominant philosophical framework built upon the axiom that, because all people are exactly identical
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by ehvatum 4y ago
Worth noting that Estonia is on the Euro.
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by ehvatum 4y ago
> The board had voted 8-4 a few weeks ago to recommend Axon not proceed with a pilot of the Taser drone and had concerns about introducing weaponizing drones in over-policed communities of color. That sentiment belongs to a different deb
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by ehvatum 4y ago
> "hate the immigrants" (which is the true meaning of "MAGA") Try “opposition to Marxism”.
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by ehvatum 4y ago
Huge thanks for taking the time to post this. I am working with clients who are disrupting Chinese imports for things more easily made here, and the number one concern is bad actors using any easily available digital means to interrupt oper
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by ehvatum 4y ago
It’s no joke. Bathtub-gin-powered lawn-dart-launching robots with controversial systemd opinions are compiling protection racket pivot tables on dark-web-sourced Pi Zero 2s, while we autistically rock to and fro in lumbar-supporting chairs,
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by ehvatum 4y ago
Trespassing is already a crime. We don’t need some automated system that as a byproduct also prevents people from entering their own homes.
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by ehvatum 4y ago
> Funders and businesses would be less incentivized to pursue useful research using AI inventors when a return on their investment could be limited. Society could miss out on the development of worthwhile and life-saving inventions. Just
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by ehvatum 4y ago
Thank you for that context. I once pointed out to Wells Fargo risk management that the extreme fear, uncertainty, and doubt regarding the presence and - God forbid - charging of electric vehicles in their garages is misplaced. Think of it
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by ehvatum 4y ago
> Catalan elites had simply never foreseen a scenario in which the loyalty of the security forces, corporate sector, and state administration could be crucial for achieving their goals. > Instead, both the government and the independe
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by ehvatum 4y ago
Megalithic raves were getting out of hand, so the priestly class had topsoil and gravel dumped into the underground rave-atoriums in the hope that everyone would go back to quietly contemplating the sky. Similar thing happened at Chaco cany
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by ehvatum 4y ago
> a bunch of unhappy losers mindfucked Ahh, the soothing voice of reasoned tolerance, never stigmatizing our diversity but instead magnifying our commonality of purpose and experience.
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by ehvatum 4y ago
> You can find people bitching about anything on Google Search And in this thread, you can find credible people with specific complaints about the Cell processor. > List my titles: no you first That’s unfortunate. If you’re not full o
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by ehvatum 4y ago
I can’t believe I’m getting downvoted. Sorry if I offended any grave robbers ! Or grave robbing Musk worshipping Bitcoin enthusiasts ! Is it not enough to defile the planet, the cosmos, and ancient monuments? You must also strike out agai
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by ehvatum 4y ago
Is not the Antikythera wreck a monument to the now nameless sailors who perished when their vessel sank? Furthermore, the practical utility of the objects so blithely and destructively harvested from that Monument To The Dead is questionabl

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