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by hoseja 2y ago
"obviously overlooked backdoor" This is the front door. It's not even open, it's taken off the hinges. Scratch that, there never was a door in the first place, just a gaping hole right to the street.
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by hoseja 2y ago
If you leave the gate to your yard wide open don't be surprised to find kids playing ball there.
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by hoseja 2y ago
>"Now Twitter is gone anyway, its public APIs have shut down, and the site has been replaced with an oligarch's plaything, a spam-infested right-wing cesspool called X. Even if X made its raw data feed available (which it doesn
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by hoseja 2y ago
Vancian magic is so unusual and unfit for most settings... Plus the idea in Vance's books is completely different from how it's used in the games.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Good luck extracting intention from the driving AI.
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by hoseja 2y ago
The only thing preventing this is lack of usefulness, you can do this now with a drone and Lidar but there isn't much profit in precisely mapping unknown underground structures. Or is there anything preventing this?
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by hoseja 2y ago
Is #5 really that bad? Kids can be real shitheads sometimes, but you have to be willing to really go through with it.
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by hoseja 2y ago
I hate it so much, full of wrong linebreaks. I don't need typewriter or dot matrix compatibility.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Aaaaand it's gone.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Is the linked example a quine or something else? It's a quine, right?
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by hoseja 2y ago
What would the fun be? Comparing the quality of each player's RNG?
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by hoseja 2y ago
From Minds' perspective, you are less sapient than a cat is from human one.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Oh, didn't know that! Thought the human advantage was mostly just balancing cancerous growth to get really big or something. And yeah, we should be studying bird brains, they are so smart in such a tiny package!
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by hoseja 2y ago
Honestly not sure why these aren't. Surely there are no observable differences at such tiny scale and using human cells just makes you a target of wrath.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Dishwasher as in computer or dishwasher as in computer?
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by hoseja 2y ago
Yep ants really are quite degenerated individually, compared even to Wasps they evolved from. I have a persistent fear that this is the fate of humanity and that we're already halfway there.
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by hoseja 2y ago
The problem with volunteer moderation is, the "volunteers" eventually want to be paid in other, corrosive ways.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Finally, the AI superoptimizing compiler.
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by hoseja 2y ago
"why don't you use a fancy electronic tuner for this, and just have a table to look up the frequencies for each string, and tune it that way?" "..." There just aren't tuners fancy enough IMO. Make one with a hi
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by hoseja 2y ago
Oh so he doesn't focus on "improving society and science" by throwing money into jaws of NGOs but by trying to make us actually spacefaring.
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by hoseja 2y ago
I wouldn't call it "simplicity". Elegance, maybe. The 3D-printed manifolds are devilishly complicated.
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by hoseja 2y ago
This for some reason finally pushed me into grokking how lasers work. Still don't quite get it but am closer now.
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by hoseja 2y ago
More like holograms (well, "scifi holograms" (screens and stuff projected into air)).
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by hoseja 2y ago
Send a playable, presentable demo to Splattercat.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Alternately, wills to :)
356.
by hoseja 2y ago
Because nuclear competency is a strategic asset that the long march has been very successful in degrading.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Behold, professional bug bounty hunters.
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by hoseja 2y ago
I'm so glad I don't have to work with these byzantine JS monstrosities.
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by hoseja 2y ago
A very credible author, clearly.
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by hoseja 2y ago
What I'm saying, you have to seek it out.

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