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hutzlibu
3y ago
Well, I think a kindergarten is not the same as a school and as far as I understand the concept, it just means they are close to a forest and spend more time in it (which is something good already and I have nothing against solid houses).
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hutzlibu
3y ago
"Sometimes, I feel that these are important to understand while coming up with ideas to stay relevant." I think it is important to understand, but I don't think you should learn to like it.
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hutzlibu
3y ago
"Perhaps you're still generating the same amount of ideas it's just that you're brain is better at filtering out the bad/impractical ones at an early stage?" Definitely one factor. "The obvious downside be
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hutzlibu
3y ago
Thousands? I would like that, but on the map [0] I see only a couple in england. Where is the rest?
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hutzlibu
3y ago
Well, speaking only about myself while my beard turns grey, I can say yes. When I was younger, I was bursting with ideas. I am not sure, if I was smarter, but I definitely had more energy. Now I am way more experienced and skilled though an
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hutzlibu
3y ago
Ok, I think the average american farmer has way bigger field, but here in germany, there are often small patches of fields, so it might be expensive, but not soo expensive that quite some farmers would care to not spray on a windy day, as l
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hutzlibu
3y ago
Yes, they likely will not hold till I am old, but till then they are working and it was less invasive, than an implant. So one day I likely will have implants, or if I am lucky, I might skip that and just regrow a tooth, if this tech will a
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hutzlibu
3y ago
The reason would be, that you can see that the sky is rotating around a certain point in the north, or south depending where you are. All the stars are changing - but this point is not. So even when there is no bright star at that spot - th
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hutzlibu
3y ago
Because changing habits and routines costs energy and we don't like that.
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hutzlibu
3y ago
I also get different results, but I still get results with the words I don't want.
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hutzlibu
3y ago
Well, good point, but every moment in history had its fixed south and north stars, you could find easily, if you were familiar with the sky. Which everyone was back then. As well as some animals, who also use the stars for navigation.
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hutzlibu
3y ago
I think it is waaaay older. The north star and the southern cross probably guided humans since they had some sort of consciousness. If you see the night sky every night (without distracting screens), the shapes became kind of familiar.
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hutzlibu
3y ago
Well, I had only root canal treatments and luckily with no jaw or heart infections yet, but I have heard of serious issues from people who got implants. The skill of the dentist matters a lot I think.
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hutzlibu
3y ago
"You'll likely have to use middle and ring fingers" Well, people who played the violin or alike can do this, but yeah, it was hard work to learn and cannot be expected of the general user. So yes, it cannot be anything compli
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hutzlibu
3y ago
"Smartphones are just for when you're literally unable to use a real computer." When I am lying on a couch or in bed, I could use a laptop or tablet, but for just surfing a bit, a mobile phone is just more handy. But sure, sm
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hutzlibu
3y ago
Writing a spec and implementing a spec are 2 different things. But they are connected. A spec can sound good in theory, but can turn out to be allmost impossible to implement. Do you think, you could write a better spec for wasm2, that brow
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hutzlibu
3y ago
Save as mhtml works as well (but I think not supported by firefox?).
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hutzlibu
3y ago
"As usual, the dose makes the poison" Yes, but it seems there is still the credo of "much helps much" applied (together with "toughen up you pussy"). Meaning they spray way more than what is needed. And usually
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hutzlibu
3y ago
But is it the only active ingredient?
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hutzlibu
3y ago
Yeah, I participated in some events in germany and here it is probably especially in a grey zone, because normally in germany everything militia like is strictly forbidden. Paintball is not allowed with camouflage or red paint. And then you
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hutzlibu
3y ago
But with 2-3 fingers you already have lots of combinations. 2 thumbs are enough. I have been toying with some ideas for a game and thought about the potential for normal use cases. Intuitive (like swiping and pinching) is none of it though
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hutzlibu
3y ago
"A smartphone is like a computer with a one-button mouse " Not quite. A touchscreen can detect many fingers, that can do many gestures. The problem is, exept zooming (pinching with 2 fingers) and moving around (swiping with 2 fing
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hutzlibu
3y ago
Yeah, but it is kind of hard to do right and they are working towards it. How would starting from scratch solve that?
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hutzlibu
3y ago
Faster loading times are useful for everyone. And there are plenty of people with bad connection.
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hutzlibu
3y ago
My imagination is augmented by some physic education, so I know how much fuel a starting plane consumes, as well as flying around the globe with ~1000 km/h. A ship on the other hand is very fuel efficient. But it maybe runs longer, if
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hutzlibu
3y ago
His point is, there are data limited environments. This point stands, no matter what you think of his cruise? Also, who can decide, what is really necessary? And I don't have hard data at hand, but I cannot imagine a cruise to be more
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hutzlibu
3y ago
"The whole ecosystem is quite fragmented and a bit of a mess." Just the general web style of doing things? I was hoping wasm to be somewhat cleaner and I think it is compared to html and co, but I also ran into quite some wtf mome
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hutzlibu
3y ago
Sure, but when some damage is already done, you can and must still prevent greater damage. And you have to assume, that one day something fails. So - "monitoring active connections is a smart way, no?"
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hutzlibu
3y ago
I am pretty sure, it is already in use. But of course it would be trivial to modify the llm output, to include random misstakes, if this ever would become a standard way of dealing with bots.
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hutzlibu
3y ago
And if the attacker is smart and uses active times to hide his activity, then monitoring active connections is a smart way, no?
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