iszomer

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by iszomer 2y ago
Wasn't an implementation of Bancor attempted on Ethereum?
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by iszomer 2y ago
Val played his role in the 2008 film Felon very well. RIP.
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by iszomer 2y ago
Nope. But I do feel bad for partaking in part for Louis CK's Twitter-Jesus rant. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xSSDeesUUsU
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by iszomer 2y ago
Yeah but humans aren't exactly fast at replicating any particular art style.
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by iszomer 2y ago
Well, there was FirefoxOS then a fork of it called KaiOS..
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by iszomer 2y ago
I meant it from the common assumption for mass media propagation: get it out there as fast as possible and correct later if needed. On a related note, how often do consumers of news go back to read on retractions, if any?
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by iszomer 2y ago
My guess is as a honeypot: see who would publish this alleged "leak" and give the administration justification to "open an investigation" on them.
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by iszomer 2y ago
This reminded me of an article I printed (yes, with paper) at my college more than 20 years ago, titled Parasitic Computing. I don't remember where it was originally published but I do think I might have stumbled upon it via kuro5hin (
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by iszomer 2y ago
You just made me think of the relationship between prions and mad cow disease as an analogy to the process of distillation...
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by iszomer 2y ago
Not political? Read back on the American hysteria and subsequent response to the launch of Sputnik 1. - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sputnik_1
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by iszomer 2y ago
The relatively "bigger picture" would be countries that carry and trade US debt in the form of Treasury bonds (which does not equate to cash reserves) and other debt-related instruments. If you need examples of how this plays out
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by iszomer 2y ago
Wow, TIL. DNA samples galore!
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by iszomer 2y ago
Besides making flashing esp32 devices easy there is also another niche use-case for webusb and that is Web MiniDisc; keeping those recorders alive long past manufacturing EOL. - https://web.minidisc.wiki/
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by iszomer 2y ago
I imagine Tesla has to follow the rules and regulations in accordance with German law, the same as Tesla's division in China.
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by iszomer 2y ago
For me, webgl/shadertoy stuff as well as webusb and webserial while tinkering with esp32-based boards.
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by iszomer 2y ago
I transitioned to Waterfox. It has a couple issues such as being unable to login to my banking services and getting Youtube to sign into Google's SSO but I hope to resolve at a later time. Be prepared to reconfigure all your extensions
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by iszomer 2y ago
I would like to see a robot hand try and plug in a MCIO or OcuLink connector to its MB port because even my fat fingers have trouble seating them in correctly.
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by iszomer 2y ago
And there would be no way for an average consumer to test the security updates themselves and if there are, no way to confirm the validity of its assessment (SnoopSnitch).
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by iszomer 2y ago
Realistically, how often is this functionality used en' mass? I remember using it once or twice throughout my lifetime of using this extension.
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by iszomer 2y ago
How would it be? Please constructively clarify.
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by iszomer 2y ago
COVID? I felt it was horror subgenre of the backrooms. which popularized the idea of liminal spaces, that sealed it's fate.
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by iszomer 2y ago
Sidenote as my edit timed out: here was Morris Chang giving his opinion on why Intel "sucks". - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dh6O9WJrCtE
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by iszomer 2y ago
Except China isn't democratic and builds with such ferocity that completely overlooks quality and standards that us "westerners" expect or regulate -- hence, projects that appear more like potemkin villages than anything else
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by iszomer 2y ago
It' really interesting to see how interconnected supply chains work. Query: who are ASML's subsidiaries? // 1. Cymer (Acquired in 2013) A U.S.-based company specializing in EUV and DUV light sources. Cymer provides
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by iszomer 2y ago
My search patterns has changed as well but not without some pushback, whether it be ChatGPT's inability to: - cite sources within a certain timeframe which can be trivially done on Google Search - exclude sources when explicitly asked
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by iszomer 2y ago
Is everyone forgetting that GrapheneOS only runs on one specific brand, namely Google's Pixel line exclusively? - https://grapheneos.org/faq#supported-devices
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by iszomer 2y ago
I thought it was contingent on Apple being one of their first TSMC-Arizona customers. - https://appleinsider.com/articles/22/12/01/apple-will-take-o... - https://www.extremetech.com/compu
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by iszomer 2y ago
TSMC is based out of Taiwan; China is West Taiwan. /joke The narrative on "people who refuse to wear facemasks.." needs to be diffused if not wearing them for other reasons, eg: lessening the impact of particulate air polluti
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by iszomer 2y ago
Would it have mattered anyway? I don't know all the specific nuances and context that led to it nor understand what it may lead to. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mG2dTDIGjaM
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by iszomer 2y ago
Or his cameo in the Home Alone 2 film, in the Plaza hotel which he owned.

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