kingludite

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by kingludite 7y ago
// a b c d // * * * 1 true // * 1 * 0 false // * * 1 0 false // 1 0 0 * true // 0 * * 0 false if (d) {return true } if (b||c) {return false} if (a)
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by kingludite 7y ago
> return d || a && !(b || c);
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by kingludite 7y ago
The thing everyone appears to be missing is that you don't need land lords. They don't produce anything anyone needs. The point of the whole mechanism is to force out less wealthy people and/or with smaller income and replace
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by kingludite 7y ago
As a bonus you get to try all the passwords on popular websites.
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by kingludite 7y ago
to state the obvious: there are other things you don't do
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by kingludite 7y ago
yes, you should be happy. You not just managed to understand but also managed to translate what I wrote into much more readable form. That said, I didn't mean to hate on academia. I just wanted to describe what creating a field looks l
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by kingludite 7y ago
If I ever chose to do something commercial it will be a race against the replicators. Ideally they only take notice when a concept takes off. You could even get the patents? Not to offend you at all but its an interesting cultural phenomeno
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by kingludite 7y ago
Its a lovely article, I much enjoyed reading it. I now think of it as part of a long list of scattered around publications that tried to describe the same process. Each with their own flower bed of opinions I don´t agree with and soiled wit
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by kingludite 7y ago
They have adds to show first, telling what people want comes after that, knowing what people wanted is only to make the second easier and only interesting up to serving the first. Really good or really bad only exists if there is something
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by kingludite 7y ago
wow, thanks. [edit] in my experience yacy works really well. You have it crawl the sites you frequently visit and their external links and it quickly accumulates to something more accurate than google.
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by kingludite 7y ago
Is there is some effort to keep MAD going? I learn everything I know from this magazine.
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by kingludite 7y ago
There was a window in time, more than a million internet years ago, when all of the good code was written by a bunch of 13 year olds. Assembly was used but machine code was the superior weapon of choice. Something like: These are the opcode
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by kingludite 7y ago
If its a server or not is less interesting than the server [like] features such a thing could give us. The most interesting one of which imho is: Who is responsible for my actions? (If its anyone besides me it sucks)
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by kingludite 7y ago
We can use the same logic (I mean ignorance) as with bloatware and other hipster bug hives: "Just buy a faster everything." (or even: "everyone has fast everything now")
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by kingludite 7y ago
I ran into some folk who shared their torrent folder. These curated lists were something wonderful. You could even ask if something could be seeded. It elevated BitTorrent to new levels: You could make a torrent from anything, it made it av
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by kingludite 7y ago
it should have check boxes so that one can combine them.
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by kingludite 8y ago
Producing half a million boxes of cookies with 6 people had me wonder if people truly care so deeply that the cookies cost 99 cents. I made 35 euro in a 5 hour shift. I don't see a reason the company would go down if they paid the 6 em
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by kingludite 8y ago
In custmer service the scale is infinite.
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by kingludite 8y ago
if you make a (square) "balloon" a bunch of km large you can use concrete and vacuum. :D
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by kingludite 8y ago
You missed the part where the news website seems to have loaded but needs to further interrupt your reading by jumping up and down several times. I'm not entirely sure but at least the habit of screen-shooting the viewport and uploadin
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by kingludite 8y ago
haha, why do we do this? Should we judge programmers by how finished their thing is? I think it is the most impressive quality when I see it (which is non of my own stuff haha)
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by kingludite 8y ago
Imagine what it costs to build roads, have drinking water, sewage or electricity. ISP = tiny boxes. The starting cost should be a lot higher.(could be a lone) That way we don't have to rent forever. We don't hook up your house to