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by genidoi 6y ago
Chilling to imagine a tweet from Trump declaring a nuclear strike has been launched against China.
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by genidoi 6y ago
Was that in 2010?
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This is the de facto complaint of open source software, and initially I thought the entitlement can really only be explained by laziness, after all why don't people just bother to read the source code and contribute the feature they wa
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by genidoi 6y ago
I'd like to see an implementation of Google maps with a 1983 toolchain
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by genidoi 6y ago
Realistically, even if I tried to explain it in layman terms, none of those points would convince my girlfriend to stop using TikTok.
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by genidoi 6y ago
Deeply unsettling to imagine that the US statistics aren't trustworthy.
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by genidoi 6y ago
On a more general level this kind of predatory behavior seems to the natural progression for internet conglomerates who specialize in connecting aggregate eyeballs / wallets to distributed vendors. It's not just delivery either, e
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by genidoi 6y ago
We had an R0 greater than 1 for a long enough period that if the response wasn't on point, we'd be in a similar position to the US. One aspect that's missed is our testing rate - 500,000+ tests performed so far with a 1.2% po
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by genidoi 6y ago
I'm from Australia where our government is slowly easing restrictions because our daily case count has been in the single digits for multiple consecutive days now, and even then it is very gradual. Reopening resturants and bars is stil
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by genidoi 6y ago
Why would losing 500% of California's 2019 GDP be impossible? It's difficult to imagine, sure, but that's just 5x $2.7T. The sheer number of n'th order effects of this crisis might just mean that most of the economic pai
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by genidoi 7y ago
So by your reasoning, a large asteroid discovered to hit earth a month from now would be a white swan event, because we always knew it could happen.
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Real-time 3D viz of foot traffic in Melbourne, Australia(pedestrian.melbourne.vic.gov.au)
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by genidoi 7y ago
Hopefully I'll be able to get an expedited apt before they close it completely. This was a dream job at the tail end of a 6mo+ process.
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by genidoi 7y ago
I was just finalising some documents before booking an interview at the Melbourne consulate for an E3 work visa. I have no idea what to do now.
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by genidoi 7y ago
Burger.com would be the brand
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by genidoi 7y ago
A search engine that produces results you would find interesting/helpful/engaging most of the time. It should heavily penalize SEO optimized, clickbaity listicle trash. Content that was created organically as part of a conversat
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Kimbal Musk's SpaceX Founding Blog (2005-2008)(kwajrockets.blogspot.com)
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by genidoi 7y ago
This is specific to software development, where every incremental change to the work is by definition modular. Unlike artwork or music where no individual brush strokes or chords could feasibly exist in a vacuum. Look, should a CSS snippet
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by genidoi 7y ago
That's the gotcha. If bitcoin hits $1M by 2030, the people reading your comment from the 2030 repost of this thread will have a good snicker. Bitcoin's entire value, literally all of it, is just an index for how widely and strongl
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by genidoi 7y ago
This is not strictly true, its just exceedingly rare.
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by genidoi 7y ago
Aussie here. Our Prime Minister just hopped over to Hawaii[0] whilst bushfires[1] just an hour's drive away from Sydney[2] are toxifying the air to the point of being declared a public health emergency[3]... barely two weeks into bushf
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by genidoi 7y ago
VeraCrypt has a hidden volume mode where an inner encrypted volume is stored within the contents of an outer hidden volume, and the inner volume is indistinguishable from random data when the outer volume is decrypted for plausible deniabil
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by genidoi 7y ago
Anyone who loves the scooters enough will buy one on Amazon for $350 because it pays for itself quickly. I did. Great for getting around a 1-5 mile radius. At best the rental micromobility economy is transient until all the people who find
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by genidoi 7y ago
Cold Arctic water currents cool equatorial water, so when those currents are warmer equatorial water becomes too hot.
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by genidoi 7y ago
Which leads to more light-absorbing ocean being exposed, raising ocean temperatures. Then microscopic phytoplankton, nature's primary co2 -> oxygen converters die out further raising co2 levels, eventually leading light-reflecting u
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by genidoi 7y ago
It's interesting how the first paragraph in particular reads like a deflection of the original question, somewhat akin to a middle manager avoiding exposing their lack of domain expertise in response to a technical question by giving a
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Inside A Flat Earth Convention [Video](youtube.com)
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by genidoi 7y ago
I think that's more of an emergent behavior of modern languages being much more accessible to the "masses". If you can write enterprise code in C, it's likely you're an experienced developer. The same isn't tru
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by genidoi 7y ago
The part that struck out to me was when OP said "Too many failures and destructive thoughts." No amount of market research/planning/mvp asap will address that.
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by genidoi 7y ago
Or even "can you fix my printer?"

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