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fellellor
4y ago
That article portrays a very bleak future. I can’t imagine programming will be generally useful if it needs a massive AI model that can only run on machines that cost an enormous amount of money, or cost you some cents for every word it gen
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fellellor
4y ago
Please hit the - button at this top therapy comment so you can get the answer to the question you asked. Yes it’s possible. You can do it. You can do anything you put your mind into. You just need to figure out a strategy that works for you
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fellellor
4y ago
So happy this PoS and his crew are getting arrested. May they rot away in prison till they die.
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fellellor
4y ago
Livebook and Liveview seem basically like magic to me.
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4y ago
How many of the best engineers could Twitter possibly be employing? Other companies with sufficient cash might already have their share of the best. If you are really good, you will certainly find takers but unlikely at the same high compen
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fellellor
4y ago
To say that Hitler was appealing to some shared aryan culture by using the hakenkreuz symbol turns out to be just absolute bullshit. Hitler was a Christian fundamentalist. And his hatred for the Jews originated from his belief in Christiani
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4y ago
>honest politician There is no such thing >helps no one, is just a punishment Not true. This makes me feel better. That is invaluable. >helps middle class not to make a stupid decision I don't feel anything about that. >hel
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fellellor
4y ago
Sounds like a bunch of nimby a-holes. Sure they can trade their homegrown chicken and moonshine for crypto among each other. What's the big deal?
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fellellor
4y ago
This is all right. But bitcoin or any other cryptocoin is a shitty currency because of their volatility. If all BTC users lived in crypto island and fiat speculation over crypto was some curious ritual that only non islanders indulged in, w
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4y ago
>This is not true. It is absolutely true. Just because you don't consider yourself rich doesn't mean that these devices aren't out of the reach of a vast majority of the population. Almost everyone has access to a smartpho
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4y ago
Programming/anything to do with PCs in India is a rich man’s hobby. Tinkering is not encouraged in colleges in the country. In any case this is a big country with a lot of talented devs. But for the same reason the pool of mediocre pro
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4y ago
I always wanted my phone and tablet devices to serve as mini heaters/hand warmers. Thanks!
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4y ago
The growth in population will never reverse. The decline in population will never reverse.
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4y ago
Irreversible permanent value storage seems like a dubious aim. Gold seems like a good storage of value now but what if in the future there were an explosion in gold supply because humanity developed the capability to mine the asteroids? Sam
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4y ago
Probably SBF himself. Even if he can’t use this funds directly he can use them as collateral with a more skilled group to fund his eventual escape from the authorities
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4y ago
This guy SBF has close links to China. Who knows maybe the Wang chap on his board is a CPC guy. It’s time to consider state involvement in this fiasco. Why ignore that possibility?
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4y ago
A cousin of mine, just a week ago proudly showed me his balance on FTX. He had earned close to 1 BTC through the various crypto consulting jobs he’d done this month. This was a huge deal for him as he’d been unemployed/underemployed fo
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fellellor
4y ago
It's a democratic decision. Everyone agreed that chain is no good. Just like everyone agrees on the current state of the chain.
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4y ago
Happy Deepawali!
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4y ago
In this lawsuit, an American woman alleges that a bunch of high level (probably white) American executives in the American branch of an Indian company were very biased against women and workers of Indian origin. And while expressing their b
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4y ago
I need to see some real source on GDP bit. You realise this is the 5th largest economy in the world right now? If scamming Americans was that lucrative and easy then some country in South America or Mexico would be one of the larger economi
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4y ago
Is it because in a PC you can have other programs running in parallel that can look into/modify the memory bits of a running game and in the process “hack” it? But in a closed system like a game console you can’t just run your own unap
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4y ago
Orcs are pretty cool characters. Lotr orcs are more brainwashed, but Warcraft orcs are cooler and explicitly say that they only follow the strongest. So comparison of the FSF sympathising developer horde to orcs is not an insult. I’m just o
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4y ago
You seem to suggest that FSF is like an orc horde where orcs will naturally follow the strongest or the most capable. The reality is that the torch of leadership has to be passed on though.
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It is a rude digression to discuss RMS’s personal character flaws and mental instability. The FSF more importantly is a force for good and always has been. And we need them to try to be more relevant and effective in the coming age of compl
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I can just ghost you. The only obligatory relationship possible between us is either of blood or money. As a private individual, I don’t really owe you anything. You have the previlege of not having to use my work, or fork it and make it yo
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Exactly but the barrier to entry is price. Most indie games targeted at non casual gamers will run on potato PCs.
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I see a lot of hate being thrown on Russian civilians in these forums. That’s clearly racist. And the allies (ie the US) never cared about fascists. They had business relations with each other for quite some time. The denazification wasn’t
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Fighting is a stretch. It’s fisticuffs. Sometimes involves the use of melee weapons. There are agreements in place banning the use of firearms.
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Unless NATO says sorry whenever they shoot down a Russian plane like Turkey did.
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