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901.
by exe34 1y ago
you don't need to write the whole standard library - just the bits you need.
902.
by exe34 1y ago
how does one seize bitcoins? presumably he left them on an exchange? not your keys, not your crypto.
903.
by exe34 1y ago
Lloyds has perfectly good online banking through the browser. there, done the work for you.
904.
by exe34 1y ago
it's not complaining to tell people not to buy a phone that doesn't work.
905.
by exe34 1y ago
it costs basically nothing to change banks. you sign up to a new one and they transfer your account and direct debits. you just tell your employer where to send your next salary payment.
906.
by exe34 1y ago
that's an odd thing to bring up out of nowhere.
907.
by exe34 1y ago
they have no mouth even if they want to scream.
908.
by exe34 1y ago
the next pandemic should be very interesting.
909.
by exe34 1y ago
high temperature superconducting would cause a big leap. cheap energy would also help. cheap compute-in-the-walls. machines doing all the dangerous jobs.
910.
by exe34 1y ago
it's like not speaking to the police - but it's everything you have ever said/asked for in your life outside of talking to yourself in the shower. or at least it's getting there. a lot of people, especially younger ones,
911.
by exe34 1y ago
this is an incredible leap in imagination. I'm constantly impressed by that kind of diversity in thought towards a common goal. normally it's the other way round - diverse thought leads to many places, but in hating the big bad le
912.
by exe34 1y ago
does anyone know if this affects lineage os or are they able to work around the madness?
913.
by exe34 1y ago
I saw a talk by somebody from a big national lab recently, and she was announced as the "facilities manager". I wondered for about 5 seconds why the janitor was giving a talk at a technical conference, but it turns out facility me
914.
by exe34 1y ago
it wasn't a very good counter example.
915.
by exe34 1y ago
flexible usually means "it does what I want". tons of useless features means it does what other other people want.
916.
by exe34 1y ago
could you explain what you think the difference is? a metric is chosen, people start to game the system by doing things that make the metric improve but the original intent is lost. increasingly specific rules/laws have to be made up t
917.
by exe34 1y ago
it doesn't break down - see comments about rules above. it was the perfect example to prove yourself wrong.
918.
by exe34 1y ago
I use chrome and the web version.
919.
by exe34 1y ago
my next device will be a kobo, for sure! I just have two old Kindles that I keep alive because they're still useful. I ripped the drm on all ebooks I bought from Amazon because I don't trust rich people (and I was right), and now
920.
by exe34 1y ago
the copy of the ebook you download doesn't have to be the one you paid for. if buying isn't owning, copying isn't stealing.
921.
by exe34 1y ago
turn off WiFi and transfer by usb.
922.
by exe34 1y ago
Makes me want to download and install windows, and store a picture of my hairy brown nutsack with googly eyes on it.
923.
by exe34 1y ago
Would you then dismiss this same human who forgets names as dumb and unthinking if he can handle quantum physics effortlessly?
924.
by exe34 1y ago
> A system with superhuman capabilities cannot make basic mistakes consistently That sounds like a definition you just made up to fit your story. A system can both make bigger leaps in a field where the smartest human is unfamiliar and m
925.
by exe34 1y ago
Could you point to one of those please? I haven't come across them yet myself.
926.
by exe34 1y ago
Sadly I can't be any more explicit or dang will be on my case again.
927.
by exe34 1y ago
As my teacher used to tell me (I had undiagnosed adhd), sometimes it is better to shut your mouth and be thought a fool than to open it and remove all doubt.
928.
by exe34 1y ago
Not everybody can afford a humour bypass, good surgeons are hard to come by.
929.
by exe34 1y ago
I do love this sort of nerd talk!
930.
by exe34 1y ago
that's the joke!

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