fodkodrasz

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by fodkodrasz 5mo ago
We need to go faster! We need more people, and more machines, so we can go even faster! This also leads to a kind of a singularity.
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by fodkodrasz 5mo ago
Not all tilled land is suitable for planting, as many are drained swamps. In my home this is a huge problem, as the water circle has been distrupted so much that we are on the way to becoming a desert with climate change compounding on top
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by fodkodrasz 5mo ago
Masses will be unemployed, due to robots displacing them, but human labor will also be too costly. We won't be able to afford a person shepherding, but we will need to produce "meat" (substitutes) in plants, or in inhumane an
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by fodkodrasz 5mo ago
At the mere cost of destroying soil, and polluting water and the atmosphere in only 200 years! Possibly this will also play out well, and there is a huge market of... maybe social media influencer economy to pick up those being automated ou
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by fodkodrasz 5mo ago
Also gradually phasing out support of formats like mobi, in such subtle ways that if you open a mobi file you cannot go back to the library, but have to cold-reboot your device... My current kindle is my third one, and is the last. I will n
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by fodkodrasz 5mo ago
the big question is: who would pay for those services then? I mean I love simplicity, and if economy could be simplified to a big money printer machine directly printing the money to a burner, then it would be so simple, that even a short c
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by fodkodrasz 5mo ago
When you price in externalities (landslides, replanting, etc.), and others don't is easily turns the scale. Especially if others are selling illegally cut down trees... (Not alleging anybody in this specific case, but have some example
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by fodkodrasz 5mo ago
Gerrit had an embedded prolog engine, and I recall branch protection rules / PR workflows were configured using progolog.
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by fodkodrasz 5mo ago
We had one commonly accepted connector with a well defined standardized pinout: DB-9/DE-9 with PC serial connector pinouts.
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by fodkodrasz 5mo ago
might have mixed it up with dPMR, HAMs have lots of overlapping similar stuff... and love gatekeeping. Nevertheless IMO the mentioned demographics/use-cases want something turnkey ready, ~single button, and currently LORA based stuff i
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by fodkodrasz 5mo ago
A PMR or DMR radio can also do that. And is cheaper and user friendlier.
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by fodkodrasz 5mo ago
I agree, this site is an eyesore. I use windows color filters (Grayscale inverted is my preferred, in the past I used plain inverted) for poor man's dark mode (or light mode in this case) for stuff that doesn't honor my color sche
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by fodkodrasz 5mo ago
I guess this is largely equivalent to Qvik in Hungary. - Instantenous transfers (<5 sec hard requirement, usually sub-second) between local banks, - All local banks must implement support (not sure about the deadline, system is working r
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by fodkodrasz 5mo ago
AI will mentor them /s
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by fodkodrasz 5mo ago
Numpad makes notebooks unnecessarily wide (I don't like widescreen, 4:3 was the best aspect ratio), but classical Thinkpad arrows and home key block layout is what I really miss (and Trackpoint with proper drivers and cursor kinematics
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by fodkodrasz 5mo ago
> So what does the true definition of "AGI" actually mean? It depends on who you ask. AGI - Automatically Generating Income
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by fodkodrasz 6mo ago
Why not both? (Sleepwalking)
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by fodkodrasz 6mo ago
AGI: Automatically Generating Income
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by fodkodrasz 6mo ago
AGI is a business term nowadays, it has nothing to do with the hard to define term intelligence. AGI - Automatically Generating Income.
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by fodkodrasz 6mo ago
Too bad, a LIDL branded cloud would be something really well marketable. Cloudside services (a'la Parkside)... or something along these lines.
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by fodkodrasz 6mo ago
Corporate Windows == CrowdStrike, Sentinel One, or other US Government in disguise Malware.
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by fodkodrasz 6mo ago
The new normal will be: Everything will get worse and far more unstable (both in terms of UI/UX and reliability), and many of us will loose their jobs. Also the next generation of the programmers will have shallower understanding of th
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by fodkodrasz 6mo ago
There is a point where telling it how to do stuff is comparable/more effort to just doing it yourself.
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by fodkodrasz 6mo ago
Or SOAP with WSDL.
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by fodkodrasz 6mo ago
That may not be for long. How far are we from requiring age check and ID for every curl request?
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by fodkodrasz 6mo ago
I see that this is for MacOS. Isn't there a stock feature for screen recording, like on the iPhone, or on Windows (snipping tool can do screen recordings since Windows 10 or 11)?
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by fodkodrasz 7mo ago
Because the alternatives are also in similar state. AWS or GCP are all pretty crap. You use any of them, any you'll hit just enough rough edges. The whole industry is just grinding out slop, quality is not important anywhere. I work wi
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by fodkodrasz 7mo ago
Touch typing is not a basic tech skill, and also pretty useless on the long term. I expect dictation to take over very soon, as finally voice recognition is getting to be usable, and commonplace.
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by fodkodrasz 7mo ago
PowerToys for the rescue! I almost commented that you can just configure in the settings, but actually the available options don't include Alt. On my Hungarian layout Thinkpad T-14 it replaced the context menu key, not the right-alt, w
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by fodkodrasz 7mo ago
Now got hold of a mac, and checked it: Command+Shift+4 is area snipping, as you said, but pops up the viewer window Command+Control+Shift+4 is snipping, but to clipboard. I mixed up the shortcuts, yet my fingers are getting used to it anywa

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