gnarbarian

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by gnarbarian 2y ago
Alaska and it's no longer existent.
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by gnarbarian 2y ago
I've been there and it is a terrible place to be. unable to be productive where you are and simultaneously too exhausted mentally to extract yourself from it.
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by gnarbarian 2y ago
I think experiences like this provide a framework for us to confront and then move on from problems we are avoiding. the same goes for tarot or self help books or religions or even any abstract processes. we inscribe ourselves into the nar
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by gnarbarian 2y ago
your expectations are unreasonable. I think that if you are expecting Linux to work perfectly when there is no keyboard on a notoriously Linux hostile proprietary device maybe you should step up and write the driver for it yourself. nobody
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by gnarbarian 2y ago
well you may only need the keyboard to install it right? there are thousands of USB keyboards everywhere. in the poorest most remote villages in Africa they probably have so many USB keyboards they make sandals out of them.
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by gnarbarian 2y ago
wouldn't you be able to plug in a USB keyboard?
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by gnarbarian 2y ago
wings3d is amazing. I loved repeatedly using the interesting vertex transformations to sculpt really crazy looking stuff.
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Webxr / three JavaScript VR workflow(youtube.com)
2 points by gnarbarian 2y ago|0 comments
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by gnarbarian 2y ago
the absolute state of UK law enforcement has proven American constitutionalist claims of a slippery slope for both gun control and hate legislation.
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Maintainable Device Scorecard(github.com)
1 points by gnarbarian 2y ago|0 comments
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by gnarbarian 2y ago
I have to agree. we have way too many layers of abstraction in front end development these days. you may be able to generate a static site quickly but good luck coming back to it after 10 years. how many of the dependencies will still be ma
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by gnarbarian 2y ago
Maybe the people pursuing these kinds of practices have quick exits in mind.
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by gnarbarian 2y ago
they can always join or open their own practice.
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by gnarbarian 2y ago
even for the most hardcore capitalist these practices are short sighted and will result in bad financial outcomes long term.
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by gnarbarian 2y ago
a couple things to consider: * high turnover impacts efficiency. * Exhausted doctors make mistakes which will lead to malpractice lawsuits I think incentives are misaligned across the board in the medical industry. This goes for doctors, pa
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by gnarbarian 2y ago
this reminds me of simulated annealing which I learned about in an AI class about a decade ago. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simulated_annealing
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by gnarbarian 2y ago
come work here for 20 years and tell me how you feel about it after.
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by gnarbarian 2y ago
we have the opposite problem in government
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by gnarbarian 2y ago
this is how our entire federal apparatus works these days. our government is profoundly broken but we lack the will to acknowledge it. I have about 20 years of experience in Federal contracting. we have nothing but process and zero accounta
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Simple_interval_timer (PWA)(github.com)
1 points by gnarbarian 2y ago|0 comments
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by gnarbarian 2y ago
Google is ideologically compromised which ties them into knots and creates endless internal struggles. this led to the release of Gemini which was absurdly biased when viewed by the typical American.
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by gnarbarian 2y ago
Journalists are mouthpieces for their owners. They only punch one direction.
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by gnarbarian 2y ago
I think the journalists are punching down. they have far more institutional power than some twitter shit poster.
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by gnarbarian 2y ago
It's bad when your enemies do it and good when your allies do it.
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US university lecturer behind far-right Twitter account and publishing house(theguardian.com)
10 points by gnarbarian 2y ago|8 comments
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by gnarbarian 2y ago
no AI just natural stupidity
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by gnarbarian 2y ago
you need to put more stat points into speech.
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by gnarbarian 2y ago
Hey, at least it supports webXR and there's no way to control that content.
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by gnarbarian 3y ago
Right. I think Redis hitting the disk would be a terrible tradeoff compared to making a new backend call. it probably wouldn't save you much time and I imagine it would lead to very strange and unpredictable behavior on the front end o
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by gnarbarian 3y ago
the pine time is one of the greatest electronics purchases I've ever made. it cost me $20 the battery lasts forever and it is the perfect minimalist smartwatch. I think these guys are on the right track aiming for simple hardware. I wi

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