functionmouse

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by functionmouse 9mo ago
"Hunting for safety" in principle, buying the top, in practice. In all seriousness, I wish everyone the best in these uncertain and stressful times.
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by functionmouse 9mo ago
Bad link?
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by functionmouse 10mo ago
Cool. Congratulations to everyone involved. But what are the yields at giga-scale?
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by functionmouse 10mo ago
Every dollar Wall Street takes from Main Street is spent on getting better at taking dollars from Main Street. From Wikipedia: Overexploitation, also called overharvesting or ecological overshoot, refers to harvesting a renewable resource t
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by functionmouse 10mo ago
Don't forget power savings! Twice as fast can in many cases be reinterpreted as half the power. Our computers use a lot more power than they need to accomplish the tasks we use them for. On the scale of billions of users, and datacente
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by functionmouse 10mo ago
Maybe I would've had something intelligent to say about this article, had I been allowed to read it.
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by functionmouse 10mo ago
Fines start at a dollar and double for each repeat occurrence. If it gets to the point where the fine is prohibitively expensive, then the system should in fact be prohibited.
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by functionmouse 10mo ago
He goes on to gush about Jordan Peterson and says you should think of your best ideas like tweets. I'm not saying OP is wrong (I could not tolerate the article enough to finish it) but it's an oddly abrasive way to present a viewp
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by functionmouse 10mo ago
A $1B bribe for bribery > ZTE , which already paid some $2 billion in penalties to U.S. authorities over export violations during President Donald Trump's first term, has for years faced probes by authorities around the world, opens
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by functionmouse 10mo ago
Some kind of evil, dark counterpart to Moore's law in the making
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by functionmouse 10mo ago
How about ink tank printers?
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by functionmouse 10mo ago
Spotify users do not want to be "reached". They just want their rain sounds or whatever. You misunderstand your relationship with your listeners - insomniacs are not your customers, algorithms are. Edit: I might also add, this is
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by functionmouse 10mo ago
Cool churkey
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by functionmouse 10mo ago
Sometimes, you can't tell the severity of someone's needs until they're already dead. We should err towards trusting patients, and informed consent. > Minesh Patel, associate director of policy and influencing at mental he
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by functionmouse 10mo ago
Are you close to having a price target?
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by functionmouse 10mo ago
I like making static informational pages and don't know the first thing about JavaScript, so this could be handy for me.
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by functionmouse 10mo ago
Ethics? From the VC cabal that brought you Flock's pre-crime police state AI tax syphon?
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by functionmouse 10mo ago
This is one of the coolest projects I've seen on this website. WOW!!! How practical! See if you can patent and market this. I'd buy it...
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by functionmouse 10mo ago
> Added support for GameCube adapters in Wii-U mode with rumble on Windows Steam Input is, once again, super impressive. Back in the day you had to use Zadig to mask the device as WinUSB to use it for anything; I never expected to see it
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by functionmouse 10mo ago
> It would constantly monitor user actions just so that it could interrupt us. With the intention of helping us... Today, it's done with the intention of changing us, to be more profitable to our digital masters. The idea is that if