katdork

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by katdork 1y ago
I find the audio-visual experience (tilted elements, slightly blurry or shaky, semi-kinetic and burpy cronchy weird noises) of this website jarring as the act of over-consumption itself. Nicely done. A perfect metaphor.
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by katdork 2y ago
Edge is just a Chromium fork, though.
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by katdork 2y ago
and that's a matter of messaging and education!
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by katdork 2y ago
financial and corporate transparency and privacy are a very different matter to the transparency and privacy of an individual. despite the whackadoodle precedent that corporations are people, corporations are not people. they may be made
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by katdork 2y ago
it also depends upon the mask type who you're protecting? IIR surgical masks tend to only protect other people, whereas you can protect yourself with FFP2/FFP3/N95/P99/... but deciphering that is part of the problem
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by katdork 2y ago
hi, your website has spelling issues and also the contact text doesn't match up with the links? "knight Movemetns and Casstle?"
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by katdork 2y ago
kubernetes is very complex and therefore any abstraction which completely glosses over the way the underlying systems work would make it very hard to avoid leaking or a bad abstraction to begin with. the complexity in one way or another mus
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by katdork 2y ago
DO's K8S is more equivalent to AWS's EKS offering, so of course ECS which abstracts away pretty much all of the other parts of K8s is going to require less maintenance. It's sort of a false equivalence to say ECS == that solu
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by katdork 2y ago
doesn't seem to work at all on firefox, but works fine on a chromium-derivative. a warning would've been nice about a lack of support? ^^
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by katdork 2y ago
Typo of "codebase" as codebae: This is also the reason why the higher context window doesn’t matter. Even if you could feed your whole codebase into an LLM, you’d still face the same problem of missing the structural relationships
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by katdork 2y ago
Looking into this, I see it is some kind of crackpot / con-man "free energy" scam? Looking at: - https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Randell_Mills - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brilliant
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by katdork 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acetylcysteine works too! Especially looking at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acetylcysteine#Addiction .
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by katdork 3y ago
>After testing over the summer the super sewer will be handed over to Thames Water, a water company about £15bn in debt and dogged by constant rumours of financial problems. So why should they be trusted to run the super sewer? >&quot
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by katdork 3y ago
i think it doesn't matter what is therapeutic and what is recreational. i think that's also not something the state can really decide, either? nor should it make this decision every time someone puts something into their body. tha
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by katdork 3y ago
neurotoxicity can be a thing (excitatory neurotoxicity too! is also dose dependent.), but that regards research of the substance and so on. these are measurable things. with drug use, harm reduction in the modern era is essential. pushing i
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by katdork 3y ago
that just sounds like relief from depression, though? people would even say the world feels or seems grey when they're depressed.
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by katdork 3y ago
so that you can stop the activity during work / life hours and let it run while you're asleep, perhaps? so if your internet isn't great you don't lose all of your capacity to use the internet
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by katdork 3y ago
The link in the article is to Notion. https://www.notion.so/324f561a7fd1484a952e0a59ca482013 specifically. Did the author forget to replace their link when they posted it to Medium?
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by katdork 4y ago
The absurdity here that you can't do it because your BIOS won't let you, hdparm can do this! You can literally just boot a Live USB! https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Solid_state_drive/Memory_ce... And an
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by katdork 4y ago
other developers who what?
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by katdork 4y ago
Disturbingly dog-whistley with: > And their recent communist path ensures against any socialist/woke revolution for at least the next 20 years. Comparing the current political climate in Estonia when they actively have a Soviet past
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by katdork 4y ago
why would anyone want intuit to have money they don't deserve to begin with? oh no! think of the companies. lol.
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by katdork 4y ago
wezterm, because it seems to have all the functions I want (ligatures, RGBA OSC, proper OSC support for base16) and is written in Rust, has sane configuration and nice platform support
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by katdork 4y ago
I think a key difference here is building your cities to be more walkable; if there are humidity and heat problems: plant more trees for shade, provide more cover in general for people I can't imagine that the current way of building c
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by katdork 4y ago
Surely, overall, it reaches carbon neutrality (the CO2 you put in is the CO2 you get back out) when burnt. Of course it "emits", but that has already been first taken out by being turned into this jet fuel.
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by katdork 4y ago
I'm never sure why people speak so positively of IHP. It's like, yes, I'm a fan of Nix and Haskell, but IHP is effectively paid (at $25/mo! that's not even a paltry sum) for any of the more worthwhile features regar
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by katdork 4y ago
This seems like a quite disingenuous set of statements. By using the ecosystem, whether through purchasing ETH, NFTs, so on, you're investing into the ecosystem. You're inflating the amount of transactions that occur, you're
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by katdork 5y ago
Location: London, UK Remote: Yes (preference towards UTC -8) Willing to relocate: Yes (depending upon location) Technologies: Rust, Python, Nix, Terraform, SCSS&CSS, HTML, DevOps, Linux, ... CV: https://inskip.me/cv.pdf
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by katdork 5y ago
Location: London, UK Remote: Yes (preference towards UTC -8) Willing to relocate: Yes (depending upon location) Technologies: Rust, Python, Nix, Terraform, SCSS&CSS, HTML, DevOps, Linux, ... CV: https://inskip.me/cv.pdf