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Do we have evidence musk wants to help the state with surveillance? The real use case is having connectivity in remote areas imo
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2y ago
I'm surprised they put in 2 legged poodles
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2y ago
The web, especially frontend feels far more foreign than any backend or "traditional" programming. The errors suck, sometimes you get no error and have no idea why it isn't working etc. So in a sense I feel like a junior
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2y ago
LLMs are advancing as well, just not from your/my direct input. Or from our direct input ( considering they learn from our own questions ) and from 100k others that are using them for their work. Juniors today can learn exponentially f
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2y ago
Drive scarcity? I was playing pirated WC3 20 years ago, on pirated battle.net. There's no such thing as scarcity for old games. They will forever be available as long as there are seeders.
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2y ago
Afaik Russia isn't losing its own army, all those soldiers lost are foreign mercenaries which only costs them money. Kill ratios might be because they're sending in untrained Indians and not professional soldiers. As I understand
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Ukrainian side is only standing because of the US involvement and I don't believe Trump plans to drag this out much longer
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You forgot China has nuclear weapons, any "plan" to put them in a position where they are "powerless" basically forces them to flex that option
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2y ago
can the west afford to isolate itself from china though? if they are so scared how come they threaten it so much, just trolling? I mean the US just spent 8B to hedge this risk, surely you know better lol
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2y ago
that very low risk is predicated on the US sticking its neck out for Taiwan. Also considering what's happening in the world at large I wouldn't be so sure there's that low of a risk after all
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2y ago
When the company is the only company that's building a product that's needed domestically and internationally and is essential in the modern age and their biggest competitor is in a country that you need to protect from another wo
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2y ago
I was going to play devil's advocate and say that sports team budgets would suffer but maybe that wouldn't be such a bad thing. Maybe if movies weren't about making so much money we'd have better movies instead of cash g
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2y ago
If you want to understand "face" here's a 56 min video : https://library.biblicalarchaeology.org/video/honor-and-sham...
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He says this exact same thing in the Defense at the end: > Finally, yes I do recommend using constant-time functions when comparing user input with secret keys. Just ask anyone who says this is an actual threat to provide a proof of conc
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or you could benchmark the functions that compare secrets to user input and figure out how much time it's supposed to take, add 0.5s to the average and always add time before responding to get to that target so essentially your respons
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2y ago
I don't think enlightened beings can be traumatized. A better theory I've heard it's that it is easy to keep vows when you live in a temple and never been tempted.
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It is sort of known that meditation can be a double edged sword, it is a tool and like any tool it can be used badly which is why traditionally you would have a teacher.
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Bad analogy in my opinion. Learning basic vim can be done in a couple of hours and I think would benefit literally every programmer to know the basics because it is so much nicer to even navigate a single line of code using the vi keys (w,
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2y ago
Yeah those people are just confused or simply adhering to their group by calling themselves Christians. Being a Christian and not believing in the bible is oxymoronic
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While I've never heard it put exactly that way I have been listening to a lot of Ram Dass and he has a few talks where he discusses Trungpa Rinpoche ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ch%C3%B6gyam_Trungpa#Controver...
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People that have sufficient means in the current system had to have discipline and motivation to get in that position and considering how few people are like this then that's where my theory comes from. I'm in a pretty unique posi
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Hobbies are something you do for yourself not others. If you are attracted to cooking then it could be fun to try to recreate the amazing food the robot gives you for free just as a challenge
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People still play chess even though computers have been better at it for quite some time now. You could say the same for woodworking or other crafts, people don't start these hobbies to become the best in the world at it, you will prob
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As someone who has enough passive income to live with my parents indefinitely without having to work more than 10 hours a month this view is ignoring the access we have to cheap gratification and escapism. If people didn't need to work
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2y ago
So at most 5 euros per day you say? maybe only if you eat lentils or something idk. 2 eggs = .8 euro 250ml milk = .8 euro 300g chicken breast = 2 euro 1 large tomato = .8 euro 150g cheap cold cuts = 1 euro I'm already at 5.4 euro and t
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2y ago
For that price or maybe a little more you could buy a 4k projector and a nice screen that would make watching a movie a whole lot nicer > $3500 usd might be what I already spend on all forms of entertainment + 2 years worth of food Where
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If u wanted to be less annoying do it after the user has a "win" on your app, after they use it for something useful or they had a fun interaction depending on the type of app. Don't just interrupt me randomly before I do t
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the teacher knows you either way so the bias would be there for the written exam as well
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Honor and Shame: Core Values of the Biblical World
(library.biblicalarchaeology.org)
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truth is macs have such a small market share for gaming that it ain't worth the effort
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