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holoduke
2y ago
Without picking sides, but Russia does not have forced conscription. Ukraine does on the other hand force people via the notorious TCC. Russia is not a puppet state of China. Their relation isnt very strong. Naturally they dont get along wi
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holoduke
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On paper. I remember my cousin who is 50 now writing me letters, handwritten with entire programs in it. All i had to do was writing it and compile it. It often worked out of the box and was never longer than a few pages. I dont know how he
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holoduke
2y ago
What more important can we human beings do than exploring space and improve our tech?
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holoduke
2y ago
Biggest difference is that you have only rich people in Switzerland. Almost no crime and hardly any immigration issues.
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holoduke
2y ago
People in general don't like change and are naturally defending against it. And the older people get the greater the percentage of people fighting against it. A very useful and powerful skill is to be flexible and adaptable. You positi
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holoduke
2y ago
You can buy houses outside of Toulouse for 300k with swimmingpool and 4000 square meter land. 20 min drive from Airbus. Winter time you can ski in the mountains, summers are nice and cities like Barcelona can be reached in 4,5 hours. 80k i
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2y ago
Every island is different also cultural wise. People are generally very friendly and tourism is an important revenue for many. Just go and you will be welcomed if you adapt to their normal.
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2y ago
I asked to design a pressure chamber for my home made diamond machine. It gave some details, but mainly complained about safety and that I need to study before going this way. Well thank you. I know the concerns, but it kept repeating it ov
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2y ago
Software development just becomes a level tier higer for most developers. Instead of writing everything yourself you will be more like an orchestrator. Tell the system to write this, tell the system to connect that and this etc. You still n
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holoduke
2y ago
Europe is too expensive. Your rocket example is a prime example.
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holoduke
2y ago
In 2035 everybody can live forever.
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holoduke
2y ago
What do you think the voice could be? Could it not be a seperate level of your consciousness which is somehow disconnected from your innerself, but is in the end still you? And how do you ensure it won't drive you insane?
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holoduke
2y ago
I saw a video a while ago where they recreated actual doom footage with a diffusion technique so it looked like a jungle or anything you liked. Cant find it anymore, but looked impressive.
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holoduke
2y ago
Ah come on. Plenty examples of misbehavior of Meta. Especially outside of the US.
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holoduke
2y ago
Of course its politically motivated otherwise Zuckerberg would have been arrested already 100 times.
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holoduke
2y ago
Please source for this. As far as I know there is zero difference. From within Russia you can access all pro UA channels. Same for in Ukraine.
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holoduke
2y ago
The real deal channels are still accessible. I follow them every day. Its the only way of getting a clear picture of the situation in Ukraine. Both sides are heavily using it. Also during combat operations.
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2y ago
True. Best source to get info from the war are on Telegram. Both Ukrainian and Russian ones. Some channels have millions of users and provide daily map updates, information about enemy positions and even information about locations where eq
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holoduke
2y ago
Syslog, kern.log, messages, htop, iotop, df -h, ip2ban.log pm2 log, netstat -tulpn
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2y ago
And yet, we will probably get all camera software on our phones with unlimited zoom and details. Turning grain in crispy clear pictures. Inpainting, outpainting etc. In 5 years from now everybody uses it. Everything becomes fake.
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holoduke
2y ago
High frequency traders pay attention please.
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2y ago
I think the moment when vr/ar becomes really popular amongst regular people is when the size of the device is the same as a pair of sunglasses. Maybe just slightly more bulky. But till that time its not becoming a successful story. Peo
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Almost everyone who did sport on the highest level suffered irreversible damage. Of course modest training is very important and healthy in all aspects.
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holoduke
2y ago
Problem is that the entire runtime is packaged. Nice for large enterprise solutions, but not for small apps. And if I remember correctly the memory footprint isn't nice either.
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2y ago
Maybe in 10 years from now, noone would die anymore. Plenty of time to get back to where you wanted to be :)
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2y ago
I always thought the less memories you have the faster time has passed. The older you get the less new events are stored in your memory and therfor you have large gaps of nothing. A year has passed without much. As a teenager you have new e
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2y ago
Autonomous can still be jammed. They can and probably will still use gps, visual info, sonar, sound, magnetic fields, or pressure. All which can be jammed from the outside. And this is already happening.
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holoduke
2y ago
Really? Any source on this? I just started one. Yes i know just one.
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holoduke
2y ago
I wonder if at some point support becomes good and effective again when AI bots are really outperforming human support people. Must be possible at some point I would say.
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2y ago
Much slower memory and limited parallelism. Gpu ÷- 8k pr more cuda cores vs +-16 on regular cpu. Less mem swapping between operations. Gpu much much faster.
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