kakacik

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by kakacik 9mo ago
The past gives a lot of lessons, all negative ones. Power people are endlessly greedy for more power, there is no end in that spiral. All top folks are like that, if you look for the signs you can see it in their behaviors outside PR rooms.
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by kakacik 9mo ago
I get what you want, its pretty sophisticated and yes probably a huge added value if it works reliably. And there is no fucking way I want that in my life or my family's lives, ever. I will fight this very actively, with my wallet, vot
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by kakacik 9mo ago
And imagine the mayhem with 20 balloons, or 100. Very easy in trigger happy situation, a child is all you need. But what do we know, maybe it was an evil terrorist party balloon. You see, the wall just needs to be a little higher to protect
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by kakacik 9mo ago
You should travel a bit my friend. Ever been to Monaco? Switzerland? And few others. Tons of americans there/here, but they are mostly not coming back and have strong political opinions to base such decisions on. Once you are not poor,
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by kakacik 9mo ago
Or... yet another full-on spying device. Like all phones, like all modern TVs, smart speakers/home systems, cars, anything electronic capable of recording its environment is doing it, for the sole purpose of uploading it to be stored a
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by kakacik 9mo ago
Which evil system do they live in? Veggies are the cheapest stuff I can find in supermarkets anywhere. I agree their reward systems are fried, but thats a result of decades of over-eating on the worst junk mankind ever produced, while this
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by kakacik 9mo ago
Ad tech is annoying at worst, it doesn't take literally your job and most of job market with it. Without any seemingly easy way to move to fields which are booming so overall it would stay the same. I hate ads with passion for past 20
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by kakacik 9mo ago
While Mexican side has no restrictions - that would be supremely dumb even for a primary school level of thinking. Tons of civilians dead with clear reason who caused it, completely preventable. Fantasy often likes extreme options but most
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by kakacik 9mo ago
Yeah very disconnected comment I agree, Europe is different (and dare I say better or more stable long term in this regard). I have credit cards for decades with various institutions, but NEVER EVER went to minus, see no reason to change it
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by kakacik 9mo ago
We had an effort recently where one much more experienced dev from our company ran Claude on our oldish codebase for one system, with the goal of transforming it into newer structure, newer libraries etc. while preserving various built in f
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by kakacik 9mo ago
Its a clickbait article name (from otherwise good place), of course its not dead... we are now getting understanding of all things we don't know yet, discrepancies like yours, unified theory and so on. Everybody knows we are not there
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by kakacik 9mo ago
... and due to that, people will not appreciate all the knowledge, we will take it as air - invisible but cut the access in a myriad ways and its a catastrophe. We value what we achieve with effort, I would say proportionally to energy put
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by kakacik 9mo ago
When in doubt, google. I had to google that word myself as a non-native speaker, nothing sexual there. Bowing down to one's mother ain't something to scorn on. As Jim Jefferies and many others said, show them some proper respect s
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by kakacik 9mo ago
Its not mutually exclusive - most of the world thats not in stone age has better public transport than US, I guess everybody knows that and its not by accident but for good (well bad but logical) reasons. That some PT is still not coverin
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by kakacik 9mo ago
Nope, even best countries in the world with great public transport like Switzerland have tons of remote places basically unreachable by public transport, or bus that goes 2x a day on some days of the week. Guess what, mostly old folks live
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by kakacik 9mo ago
In Switzerland we do it all. After 75 there is requirement for periodic health check by doctor which consists of various mental checks and eyesight. I would put it at 70, everybody degrades with age at different pace, some lose it even befo
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by kakacik 9mo ago
Nice theory, now go ahead and do it for some time (meaning few decades) and then lets talk. Or talk to knee surgeons. Or no, just listen to few folks who have something to sell like books or training regimens or guiding, or simply won genet
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by kakacik 9mo ago
Its a test. Like all tests, its more or less synthetic and focused on specific expected behavior. I am pretty far from llms now but this seems like a very good test to see how geniune this behavior actually is (or repeat it 10x with some sc
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by kakacik 9mo ago
Nah thats also part of historical tradition (in Slovakia). Folks doing that could earn way more working regular jobs down in city (even say Poprad, closest one). Its their passion, hobby, and there is a lot of respect in community for them.
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by kakacik 9mo ago
Its not even something hard to come up with if you are active, understand you body and generally how workouts work on you. I've trained in similar fashion for my trip to Aconcagua or Nepal, and never researched for that nor discussed w
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by kakacik 9mo ago
Nice what ifs, but not valid so far. I get the motivation to think/hope so, but thats not the proper business world right now where big money are. Maybe next year it could start becoming true but then market will be a bit different too
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by kakacik 9mo ago
They will magically realize this when their huge bonuses will be tied to something longer lasting than last quarter/year performance on some very narrow metric (which has nothing to do with sane stuff like adding long term value to som
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by kakacik 9mo ago
Not so much if you think about if from security point of view of our ancestors. Those 1-2s if we talk about proper yaw you are defenseless and clueless, its actually pretty dangerous during say high speed drive on tightly packed highway (as
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by kakacik 9mo ago
> When I was an infant, I went to school one day You most probably didn't attend school before you were 1 year old (infant definition), and if yes you certainly didn't remember that, and if so, as per public information she did
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by kakacik 9mo ago
You won't find much agreement with your opinion amongst most people. No matter of many "this should and this shouldn't" is written into text by single individual, thats not how morals work.
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by kakacik 9mo ago
Yeah, carrying stuff 380k km and still deploying in vacuum (and super dusty ground) doesn't solve anything but adds cost and overhead. One day maybe, but not these next decades nor probably this century.
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by kakacik 9mo ago
Thats ridiculous. Shielding folks that do amoral work that harms us all (while well aware of this) - why, because 'they are just following the orders' ? Thats pretty weak argument. Why are you so afraid that folks are to be held a
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by kakacik 9mo ago
Also solar wind, cosmic rays etc. We don't have perfect shielding for that yet. Cooling would be tricky and has to be completely radiative which is very slow in space. Vacuum is a perfect insulator after all, look how thermos work.
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by kakacik 9mo ago
Well if its done in a dumb-as-a-fuck hostile style that whole world complaints for years , such effort and PM is utter failure and their CV should be tarnished with this for next 2 decades. And its up to us as a IT community to make it hap
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by kakacik 9mo ago
Second group are often the management decision makers, holding budgets, setting up 5-year plans etc. Don't underestimate them nor mock them, at the end its a disservice to all of us.

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