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by kobalsky 3y ago
can anyone recommend a serious long term strategic analysis of how this zone will look in, let's say, 30-50 years?
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by kobalsky 3y ago
a new address from a prefix that still identifies you? or a new address from a mixed pool of customers of your ISP?
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by kobalsky 3y ago
I'm curious, what do you think it does? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_Environment_Integrity The use it to validate if the browser you are using is one of their signed binaries. Of course the original intention
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by kobalsky 3y ago
Someone has to dip their toe in to see how people react. That no big names are behind it doesn't mean they aren't "behind" it. The people who proposed this need to be put on display tied upside down somewhere so that the
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by kobalsky 3y ago
there AI hype and there’s this type virulent rejection that doesn’t let you see that if a land mine is bad, one with wheels or wings actively seeking targets is exponentially worse
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by kobalsky 3y ago
what are the advantages, besides binary size, of using no std on the esp32?
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by kobalsky 3y ago
maybe this way of thinking is why japenese developers have been doing so well? I know that everyone is in for the money, but there's an undeniable difference in how they view the result of their work. sometimes in western companies it
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by kobalsky 3y ago
they are probably drooling over a future where most people have to rent gpus at a premium due to how expensive they are to buy.
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by kobalsky 3y ago
a little bit of this, that and tax evasion. people don't want the government seeing what they spend their money on, or if it was saved. almost everyone does this to some extent due to the insanely high tax load and double economy that
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by kobalsky 3y ago
You are misquoting, they said "From an operational and strategic security POV". This is about money being able to function with crippled infrastructure, not about someone stealing dollars stashed inside a mattress.
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by kobalsky 3y ago
You could replace Rust for almost any language in that assertion and it would be true, so it would be good to clarify that Rust does not trail of behind C much, and it's even faster than C on 4 out of 14 tests.
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by kobalsky 3y ago
you say "loses their job" I say "doesn't need to work".
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by kobalsky 3y ago
but there was revenue. reddit gold paid for hosting expenses, some communities had accumulated decades worth of server time by reddit's own reported metrics. of course that method becomes unsustainable when you add hundreds of employee
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by kobalsky 3y ago
something that is not mentioned in the article of commented here is that at least with my cats they used to go into ambush mode when they got into boxes. my feeling was that since they are always hunting, they like anything that doubles as
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by kobalsky 3y ago
> and the direct result of eating too much food slaps forehead but it was so simple! please, do smoking next!
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by kobalsky 3y ago
that's ridiculous. sorting is easy, building a neural net that controls every servo/motor in a humanoid robot so that it can complete a given task while maintaining balance and posture is not. this isn't a simple control loop
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by kobalsky 3y ago
they did make the sons of witches episode. they were larping as witches.
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by kobalsky 3y ago
you can have an idea of what will happen but the timing is really important. options change price considerably depending on the length of the contract, this required surgical precision.
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by kobalsky 3y ago
if there are no important drawbacks, why not? the tinfoil hatters have been proven again and again. why not take the precautions we can to protect today’s data from being fed into some AI in a few years decades or whatever
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by kobalsky 3y ago
> poor uneducated unemployed people in developing countries I don't think poor uneducated unmployed people in developing countries have money to worry about. > are the ones profiting from Crypto? Profit is the wrong word. In my c
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by kobalsky 3y ago
"government oversight" sounds ominous. Personally, I wouldn't mind if the judicial branch was in charge of arbitration. These companies are not obligated to pay creators. They pay them because it's profitable, and the mo
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by kobalsky 3y ago
You will find that kind of response here due to the demographic. I know it's not everyone, but most people here are well off, educated and highly employable. The system works for them... and that's the kind people who can't e
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by kobalsky 3y ago
does it involve running supervisor inside the container? that’s fine but it’s definitely not kosher. in my experience those are the ones that kick and scream when they don’t start as root.
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by kobalsky 3y ago
I use asd (anything sync daemon) and psd (profile sync daemon) to create ramdisk backed folders everywhere the neat thing is that these programs sync back periodically so the contents are preserved this gives you both the speed of ram, even
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by kobalsky 3y ago
I need SSD that doesn’t degrade like opteron to come back with higher capacity. The total bytes written indicator is the bane of my existence.
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by kobalsky 3y ago
> but the internet got a collective hissy-fit of intentionally misunderstanding the feature how was it misunderstood? your device would scan your photos and notify apple or whoever if something evil was found. wasn't that what they
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by kobalsky 3y ago
I don't get why they would be checking for large parties, is there a restriction in place?
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by kobalsky 3y ago
links seem to be dead
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by kobalsky 3y ago
but bugs slip testing all the time, that why even “the pros” have to use staged deployment trick, which takes us to the root problem: releasing on android is like running through a minefield. there are a million “shoulds”. just because you
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by kobalsky 3y ago
> had I been allowed to cancel (for "free") even if I didn't get my money back it'd have been a big win for the company which could double book their now free seat and still get the money. don’t worry they 100% sold t

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