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gryn
2y ago
As someone who's been on teams/products that did away with the front/back separation back in the php era I think that's a terrible idea. When things go wrong, which they will given enough time, size and complexity, the b
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2y ago
what would It do, that WhatsApp currently doesn't ?
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gryn
2y ago
Everything changed when the Electron Nation attacked.
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gryn
2y ago
NixOs is built on Linux kernel, Fushia is built on a new (micro-ish) kernel called zircon, they are not interchangable. They are working on some components/layer to run things from Linux, but you would not expect all things built to wo
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gryn
2y ago
yeah, to keep it in spirit also add localization of function/operator names and make sure only the locale version works not all at the same time.
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gryn
2y ago
google lenses works for this as an OCR copy & paste
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gryn
2y ago
from my travel experiences with my laptop linux + firefox + less developed country ISP = endless captcha loop or straight up ban
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gryn
2y ago
it's sad that the the Peripheral second season got cancelled. the concept was really interesting (esp the way corporations/scientists used it).
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Trump launched an election memecoin [video]
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gryn
2y ago
you mean the same dude that's currently doing a crypto rug pull based on his presidency ?
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gryn
2y ago
-100x engineer. straight from the field CIA manual for sabotage PDF.
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gryn
2y ago
hope you don't live near of the earth poles.
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2y ago
Yup. I really liked that feature, but hey who cares about user preferences. the only thing that matter is engagement metrics. it's not like there's any real competition to YouTube you can run to. and the hunt for ad-blockers is ge
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2y ago
Yes, I didn't mean it as it being a paradox just the problem I hate the most. I should've worded that better. The reason I hate it is that it's a example of how to lie and mislead using statistics and that the only reason it
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2y ago
yeah, you can add most "paradoxes" to that list. the one I hate the most is the Monty Hall Problem.
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2y ago
If you fail to notice it through the news, and other official channels, then there's usually a very loud siren that's hard to ignore telling you there's a major danger near you in most countries. If I had to guess in a case o
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2y ago
After cats start selling their prey.
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writing 'I think X', 'there a chance that X' instead of 'X is', 'I know that X' > if you are uncertain, don't express the idea, because no amount of verbal hedging will protect you if you expr
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2y ago
This is older than the ideas of the internet itself. Channels get saturated and marketers start looking for new ones with les noise/competition. The oldest that I can think of is old school markets where is shops yells to tell you how
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you can already install android apps on the quest (since day one probably). I did that regularly over the past year, they work great. it's just not officially supported, since they have been having a fight with google for years now. me
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Interesting project for anyone who want to start learning lean and contribute to a project. The project as described in the article is to produce a graph (Poset) where each node is a law (say the commutativity equation for example) and each
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did they also make a compatible motherboard ? because I can't get mine to go past 4800Mhz when my RAM is rated for 6400Mhz with AM5 CPU. for those who hadn't done this for a while, PSA: motherboards these days have a RAM compatibi
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> 2. You can't apply Moore's law to humans. not with that attitude. /s if you take reproduction into account and ignore all the related externalities you can definitely double your count of transistors (humans) every two y
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I'm surprised by how little funding they're getting. Are those just from 3rd party individuals excluding big orgs? Given how vocal a lot of people are about the web browsers being owned by Google through chrom(ium)e would think mo
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if we're talking about stuff to make it more authentic, how about looking up my local weather if there's a strong storm the quality drops + more static, and a small (rng) chance of it completely breaking if the antenna upstairs g
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can't wait for your reaction 5 years in when they downgrade you to youtube premium lite "same advantages but with ads", if you want to keep the same advantages subscribe to premium++. when looking at these thing you gotta ask
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> Time to create a captcha solver Chrome plugin they already exist (most are paid though with maybe a free quota).
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> Someone should do "How to take over the world!" if you woke up 50 years ago. there are many novels & mangas about that. the first 80 chapter of a 'reborn trope' webtoon called 'past life returner' are
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it make sense on public content not on private stuff you're not opening to the public. I think most people have a sense of I can put what I want on my "Cloud" storage especially if it's something you're paying for.
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yeah, I'm sure Genshin impact's creators went out of business when their Kernel access anti-cheat was hacked by ransomware or more recently the hacks mid live broadcasted tournaments (don't remember which game, I think it was
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