flkenosad

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by flkenosad 3y ago
Yeah it's just internet people trying to coin terms then gaslighting those who don't adopt.
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by flkenosad 3y ago
It's not that it's bad neologism. It's that neologism is bad in general. :-)
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by flkenosad 3y ago
> Some men can be pregnant Only if you define man in a way such that any person can claim manhood.
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by flkenosad 3y ago
Could herbalists just be God's AlphaFold?
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by flkenosad 3y ago
I mean, if I had all the power in the world and I didn't want anyone coming to take it, I'd probably give everyone free drugs to keep them happy/content.
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by flkenosad 3y ago
> Think any browser, heavy 3d/rendering stuff (Maya, Blender, etc), games/game engines, etc. Yeah dude platform-layer stuff would need to be native. But literally all those things are platforms on top of another platform. They&
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by flkenosad 3y ago
Sort of tired of smart, intelligent, wealthy people convincing the general population to use proprietary platforms when it's obviously not in their best interest.
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by flkenosad 3y ago
Why would you want to develop a native Windows app in 2024 rather than a cross-platform or browser-based application?
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by flkenosad 3y ago
> This is a negative or low-vibration idea, I realize. Which is actually my point. If a policy causes one to go down these anger/fear/ego-based rabbit holes, then something is suspect with it. This is the litmus test I use. Thi
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by flkenosad 3y ago
Why does nobody talk about the real issue with wind and solar? It's ugly. It distracts from the landscape.
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by flkenosad 3y ago
Parent was just ranting about how y'all obsess over definitions and your comment is basically, "define this, define that." Did you even listen to what was being said? I'm starting to think most of the left is just bots a
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by flkenosad 3y ago
Nonetheless, a useful comment IMO. Well articulated and in good faith.
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by flkenosad 3y ago
How about we start thinking about Org debt. All organizations become debt at the end of the day, you know, because suits die. Fortunately, we end up moving industry norms, which allow the new suits to eliminate that org debt, temporarily. M
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by flkenosad 3y ago
Or that code existing will bring an additional, unknown at some indeterminate time in the future, cost savings when you go to implement a nearly identical feature and you find out you won't be needing to start from scratch as you alrea
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by flkenosad 3y ago
Is it the sheer volume of code that bothers you or is it poorly organized in some way?
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by flkenosad 3y ago
> "lines of code" without context is a liability, more is not better. Doesn't more lines == more features == more value. How is that not better?
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by flkenosad 3y ago
I think I see the disconnect. People who can read code, don't see it as a liability, but an extremely valuable asset. People who can't read code, however, only see it as a liability. The value to them is in the compiled binary bec
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by flkenosad 3y ago
Does James Webb do video?
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by flkenosad 3y ago
Can't wait for n-layered chips.
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by flkenosad 3y ago
Prepare for the war.
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by flkenosad 3y ago
How many programmers do you really need though to catch up to what CUDA has already? The path has been laid. There's no need for experimentation. Just copy what NVIDIA did. No?
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by flkenosad 3y ago
Brilliant. Thank you so much!
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by flkenosad 3y ago
Who's side are you on?
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by flkenosad 3y ago
Not true at all. This isn't Game of Thrones.
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by flkenosad 3y ago
Difficult but not impossible. Like programming.
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by flkenosad 3y ago
I the the argument is that it should be in the law.
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by flkenosad 3y ago
It only sounds silly if you have a highly technical background.
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by flkenosad 3y ago
You can get alternative SMS apps on iOS?
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by flkenosad 3y ago
Is there an existing open standard that works just like iMessage?
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by flkenosad 3y ago
Not to mention archiving. I trust anon pirates to keep content unaltered and available more than any single centralized organization.

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