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by functionmouse 2mo ago
the OS handles these now by installing the malware. Zero click.
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by functionmouse 2mo ago
I wonder if that still works on Wayland WMs
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by functionmouse 2mo ago
reminds me of an old meme > have "problem"; don't care: no problem
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by functionmouse 2mo ago
We cannot design a probe that travels at the speed of light.
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by functionmouse 2mo ago
> And if you don't think this is half decent, just replace "now" with "soon". see, you keep saying that, but it never comes true. First of all, you suggest that just because progress has been fast up to now, it w
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by functionmouse 2mo ago
For me it's as if I'm missing a muscle in my right hand. I can do the Vulcan salute just fine with my left, but not at all with my right. I simply don't have the same input responsible for that specific motion. I have no trou
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by functionmouse 2mo ago
I wouldn't touch that with a 39+1/2 foot pole. The current state of the global economy is dizzying. Of course the market has no top because fiat has no bottom. But still,,, dizzying.
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by functionmouse 2mo ago
"I drank the kool-aid and I am very smart."
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
poopie
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
it's not enough
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
because as a reader, bags of sugar are more engaging to me than bags of concrete.
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
tbh this should accept all dictionary matches
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
It's true; I also started reading the comments before clicking the article. Show of hands?
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
I think we should only be recommending MIT Scheme. Everything else has got too much going on and can become distracting, for the purposes of education.
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
if they fire everyone and stop spending money, only making money, their PnL ratio will be infinite!
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
I've always wondered why they use belts when it seems helical gears would offer much more stable playback and better longevity. Is it just cost?
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
It's almost certainly how all the button elements on your phone and computer currently work... Keyboard, homescreen, hamburger menus, links, you name it.
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
I wish I could click the picture to pop out scale to full 1x
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
Good Lord what is happening in there? These screenshots look awesome. Definitely checking this one out. Thanks for this!
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
> what about debouncing activate button function on touch release instead of touch down?
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Review Frontloading: Do You Love This App? Y/N(functionmouse.com)
2 points by functionmouse 3mo ago|0 comments
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
it's not a consolidation because all those computers are still in office parks and the like. This is new usage, and it consumes exponentially more resources than all of the previous usage.
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
btw what happened to coasters? 90's and 2000's those things were on every surface you would reasonably expect to set a drink down. Now I never see them!
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
Yeah but you won't so it's not a big problem We can't orchestrate our society around what someone "could" do You could kill me with a rock easier than you could kill me with a drone
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
B+
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
ok mp3 is near lossless
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
the bull case for industrial AI looks a lot like turning the whole planet into paperclips
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
it's gonna be so easy for them lol
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
> theres a big difference between 99% quality and 30%. sure > if you treat it in a binary way where everything short of 100 falls into one "lossy" bucket you lose all the practical differences that make one encoding much bet
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
Euthanasia is great. Bezo is against it because he profits immeasurably on deep human suffering.

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