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by gmuslera 3y ago
There are 2 sides of the problem. Consumers and services. Adding ipv6 from the side of services, that is something not so diverse, is easier than from the side of consumers (i.e. multiple ISPs, devices and so on). If most if not all service
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by gmuslera 3y ago
You can win battles but lose the war. Worry only about short term and won't be any long term to worry about.
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by gmuslera 3y ago
What you don’t know that you don’t know can harm you badly. From time to time you learn something new and realize that, but it always has been there.
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by gmuslera 3y ago
There will be no savings nor winners is no one moves a finger. Doing nothing will have infinite cost.
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by gmuslera 3y ago
What about ssl? will that work with i.e. letsencrypt?
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by gmuslera 3y ago
Do what you can control. If everyone waits till all the rest take a step forward no one will. Until is too late, of course, then everyone loses.
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by gmuslera 3y ago
They focused on the water color, acidity, and the effect on the fishes, but they are not putting enough stress in the elephants in the room, the 2.4+ºC increase of average temperature northern regions over very few years (not since preindus
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by gmuslera 3y ago
Another standard? ( https://xkcd.com/927/ ). It is not like the publishing world will switch to it overnight, a lot is tied to the devices they sell, so it might be not enough motivation. It is not simpler to convert epu
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by gmuslera 3y ago
Firefox also has been "chasing trends". Pocket, VPN, Relay, OS, and others. Maybe their conception of "trending" is different from Opera's one, and maybe more focused on what they understand of how a browser can be
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by gmuslera 3y ago
Brassica oleracea would have a word there.
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by gmuslera 3y ago
This one had 1m of diameter, so didn't manage to reach the ground. And by very far most of the ones that get close to Earth have less than 30m of diameter. But the problem of late discovery are the ones that are (far?) bigger than this
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by gmuslera 3y ago
That is basically planned obsolescence. The world (except a few regions) is essentially out of IPv4 addresses.
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by gmuslera 3y ago
Yes and no. With limited IPv4, many places have dynamic IPv4 in a way or another, or have IPv4 behind some sort of NAT, so the actual IP of the accessing device may be hidden, or are private addresses. Anyway, that doesn't mean that i.
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by gmuslera 3y ago
There are 2 kinds of people in the world, those that divide people in 2 clear categories, those that not, and those that understand that things may not be binary.
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by gmuslera 3y ago
We are still an early space civilization. We don't know if more advanced ones must have an energy trail as we don't have their science yet. We don't know even if they must expand neither, nor live in planetary surfaces or a l
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by gmuslera 3y ago
Things should be pretty silent if we are in a dark forest. Unless the top of the food chain predators sometimes make noise waiting for naive preys that answer.
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by gmuslera 3y ago
Another approach may be https://google.github.io/typograms/ Anyway, I think that mermaid.js have an advantage there in a lot of environments as it is supported by a lot of markdown renderers, I would like that ChatGPT
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by gmuslera 3y ago
I would be more scared of military, political and big corporations AIs, that they have the (computing/development) power and the means to be really dangerous, both because it will the will of the ones working with them, or because thei
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by gmuslera 3y ago
Would they use GPT-4 to detect if some "personal" GPT is malicious in some way? Like injecting spam URLs to the answers, send private information somewhere else or something like that. Prompt injection is the kind of malware for s
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by gmuslera 3y ago
The future is now. At least the 5 next minutes, but then it will keep changing and what you do with an intended expire time of at least a year will be badly obsolete and moldy in a month. That is the problem doing end user hardware tied to
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by gmuslera 3y ago
It may kill the market of books, if it weren't already badly damaged by publishers and editors. A lot of pre-AI books, specially on the latest years, were of bad quality, even recognized authors wrote bad books, but very extended, seem
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by gmuslera 3y ago
And is not the only vote where US shown how isolated are from world opinion. Migrants rights, Cuba embargo, economic coercion against developing countries are a few recent examples of UN resolutions that follow that pattern. And it is a pat
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by gmuslera 3y ago
There are some real bad actors behind IP blocks, or hosting providers that have no problem hosting them nor take actions on abuse reports. Referrer spamming, searching for vulnerabilities (some of them with very big URL list to try), misbeh
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by gmuslera 3y ago
Besides my bad economy in the late 80's and start of 90's, as far I remember it was not so trivial from my country to pay for shareware or most commercial programs back then. If I had to pay for just one thing, probably would had
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by gmuslera 3y ago
You should try reading Zendegi. Maybe is not one of his best books, at least regarding science extrapolation, but of the few I've read from him it had its human side.
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by gmuslera 3y ago
History is written by the victors. The greatest achiever of which work reached us, by the criteria that we pick, of the things we know today, and the "we" changes from culture to culture. Without dismissing Bach's work (or th
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by gmuslera 3y ago
Wouldn’t this study fall into Simpson’s Paradox ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simpson's_paradox) ?
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by gmuslera 3y ago
“… with my definition of better” should be the default interpretation whenever you see the word better anywhere.
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by gmuslera 3y ago
Now its time to add a new article to Wikipedia with those original phrases and words rearranged to talk about something totally different, and then debate which one is the real Ship of Theseus article.
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by gmuslera 3y ago
"objectively" and "best" are almost opposites. Best depends on the chosen criteria, and how you weight them. And that selection is subjective. Maybe it works for an alien civilization, or a lost tribe that never had cont

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