golergka

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by golergka 2y ago
You're in a rocket on top of thousands of tons of explosives, everything runs automatically, there's terrifying noise all around and you don't control anything. Blacking out in dissociative euphoria still sounds like a featur
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by golergka 2y ago
If you mean to use it for space travel, may be xenon being an anaesthetic is a feature, not a bug?
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by golergka 2y ago
I don't think encryption is a good idea, and the reason is forming bad habits. Now developers have a very strong and non-ambiguous habit: never put .env files in version control (except may be for .example.env). However, with this, you
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by golergka 2y ago
Not only on macos, on the hardware as well. Macbook that I'm typing this comment on has a screen with rounded corners on top, and it just feels better than right angles on the bottom.
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by golergka 2y ago
Night shift premiums have been a thing for a long time. You'd need another mechanism to make labour market effective at per-hour basis to adjust for the weather.
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by golergka 2y ago
I had this problem a few times with Vim — installed too many plugins and custom scripts, things breaking at random times, slowdowns that are hard to diagnose. That's why I now just use VSCode with nvim emulation instead.
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by golergka 2y ago
This may not be the case for Hermes, but designer brands sometime also mean great and new design. Personally, I spend extra for Rick Owens and Balenciaga just because of the ideas they put into the looks.
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by golergka 2y ago
Current conflict has nothing to do with ancient tribalism but everything to do with real violence and hatred that's been commonplace in the region in the last few centuries.
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by golergka 2y ago
It just comes down to the fact that music is cheap. Outside of a very small cohort of star artists, musicians just don't create anything that people at large value to any significant extent. Only a very small portion of your fans would
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by golergka 2y ago
It's not the same as completely accurate facts, but it's much closer to accurate facts than LLMs we had before.
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by golergka 2y ago
Citizens of Gaza are not citizens neither subjects of Israel. Israeli citizens vote on Israeli elections, PA citizens vote on PA elections and Gaza citizens vote on Gaza elections. Israel doesn't occupy Gaza and doesn't control al
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by golergka 2y ago
At least the customer service agents have actually done their jobs, which is more than I can say over an average interaction with them in an average company.
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by golergka 2y ago
I suspect the government gets much more than that, because it also taxes it.
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by golergka 2y ago
There's no logic on earth that can simultaneously say that ISA is slavery and an income tax isn't. The only difference is that you have to give your consent for ISA.
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by golergka 2y ago
My girlfriend leads a placement department at AI bootcamp, helps graduates find jobs. Some of them are over 50, they're often from completely unrelated industries with zero coding experience. It takes a lot of effort, interviews, and u
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by golergka 2y ago
Good point, but the original comment was about whether the hacker was morally dubious, not the outcomes. If a bad actor does bad things because of what you did, you're not morally responsible for it — he is.
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by golergka 2y ago
He contradicts himself left and right. In one comment, he writes that they will never come after him, in another that he's seriously concerned. He writes that he has a lot of serious connections in the DoD up to the highest level, and
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by golergka 2y ago
First result on Duck Duck Go has no mention of botulism on the page: https://amiraspantry.com/garlic-oil/
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by golergka 2y ago
I may be mistaken, but it looks like it would only works for completely static scenes with pre-baked lighting.
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by golergka 2y ago
Right until you have to hire.
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by golergka 2y ago
I'm using chatGPT to Google something for around a year (or whenever bing browsing became available), and I'm yet to set a single hallucination based on web search results. May be Google is just not very good at this.
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by golergka 2y ago
That's the nature of the craft. If you go down the road of eradicating all the things that are a little bit sloppy and inelegant, you eventually end up with something like Haskell (with a lot of extensions) and lose most of other devel
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by golergka 2y ago
Counter point: game sales on steam. I'm their costumer for almost 20 years now, and fall for it all the time. But given how much entertainment I get from money spent, I remain a happy customer.
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by golergka 2y ago
Playing against professionals at the top of their game is rarely fun for amateurs in any kind of sport. You just lose, quickly, and don't even understand what's going on. (Not applicable to semi-professionals, they can at least fi
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by golergka 2y ago
Can company provide a choice for employees where they can either get facilities or a raise?
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by golergka 2y ago
I'm a remote worker like this. Legally though I'm not an employee, but a legal entity (individual entrepreneur, same as a company in this context) that provides consulting service. Would you ban foreign companies from providing IT
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by golergka 2y ago
> The government had seen promising results in its experiments to control human emotions via radio-wave emissions There's no mention of this in the Wikipedia article.
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by golergka 2y ago
Ukranian invasion in particular have shown that US and Europe seriously under-invested in military. While western countries have been able to do very impressive tech, it was produced in small quantities, and once a real (although a regional
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by golergka 2y ago
Yeah, because regulations are exactly the thing that prevents big companies from monopolising whole markets and help their small competitors. /s
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by golergka 2y ago
> If you push in any way they start to scream "tech debt" and everyone just accepts it. Just as real-life debt, building a company without it is unrealistic and unwise. You just have to manage it.

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