komali2

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by komali2 11mo ago
> may i ask how you obtain the source? Are you registered as an OEM at Google? Same question, how does Graphene get patches?
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by komali2 11mo ago
Rewarding people proportionally is a macro-level unsolved problem. Kropotkin wrote it about it and his solution was to throw his hands in the air and say fuck it, labor value is impossible to accurately evaluate, and thus he invented anarch
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by komali2 11mo ago
Clicking through his links to various posts about e.g. stack pointers or flame graphs, my takeaway is he's an outlier in productivity, and got a lot done in 3.5 years at a monstrously large organization. I'm pretty envious of his
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by komali2 11mo ago
Weed whacker and edger? You'll have them out anyway.
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by komali2 11mo ago
Correct me if I'm wrong but those cables must include a DAC to function properly and so usually have a tiny kinda crappy one in them, right? In this post headphone jack world I use a fiio Bluetooth/USB DAC that's really good
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by komali2 11mo ago
I'm curious, because I've had an interest in physical media, especially videogames, but what I keep coming back to is, "why would I bother when I can just pirate it?" What's the attraction to the physical media give
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by komali2 11mo ago
"Priced in" I guess. I mean look at Warner Bros stock, steadily climbing the last couple months until it hit basically exactly the price shareholders will get in exchange for their shares as part of this deal. Whenever one of my f
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by komali2 11mo ago
> Switching over to a Substack newsletter, in the summer of 2023, revived my interest in writing online. It felt like rejoining an intellectual community — not quite the same as the golden age of blogging in the 2000s, but something equa
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by komali2 11mo ago
I think it might be because I'm autistic but can you help me understand why it's in bad taste to ask it? I see YouTube videos of people talking about how they became really wealthy or showing off their houses or cars, and this per
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by komali2 11mo ago
Really? It aligns with what I've been watching employees say in various interviews, such as the recent half life anniversary series of interviews. Would love to read more if you could point me in the right direction.
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by komali2 11mo ago
Oh man I've been saying this for ages! Neal Stephenson called this in "Fall, or Dodge in Hell," wherein the internet is destroyed and society permanently changed when someone releases a FOSS botnet that anyone can deploy that
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by komali2 11mo ago
Space Marine 2 runs on my desktop, running Manjaro. Never tried on a handheld. Works fine!
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by komali2 11mo ago
Since you don't have a recommendation, your criticism of X11/Wayland feels a bit hollow. You can just say you don't like Linux OSs instead.
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by komali2 11mo ago
Valve's employee handbook: https://assets.sbnation.com/assets/1074301/Valve_Handbook_Lo... They seem to have a high ownership, consensus driven organizational structure. The only time I'm aware the conse
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by komali2 11mo ago
> and that’s when the Fex compatibility layer was started, because we knew there was close to a decade of work needed before it would be robust enough people could rely on it for their libraries. In a recent Linus Tech Tips video, Linus
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by komali2 11mo ago
> Also, I don't want to repeat this everywhere but I paid taxes and I lost a comma, so no need to worry about that anymore! Everyone please pull out your most microscopic violins! Well, since we're talking about it, maybe you&#
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by komali2 11mo ago
It's tangential but civic hack groups might offer what you're looking for. There's Code for America in the states and g0v in Taiwan and some other places.
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by komali2 11mo ago
> 't want people in congress as a career. Do it for at most 2 terms and get back to the real world. How realistic is this though? Getting elected to Congress usually means having some other prior government experience, or your oppon
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by komali2 11mo ago
> discourage anyone with financial sense from running for congress. What's wrong with that? "If you choose a life in government, you'll never be rich, but you may be powerful" seems like a perfectly acceptable situati
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by komali2 11mo ago
I meant specifically was there something I was missing about the Bun developer's game that required a complicated header and thus next.js.
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by komali2 11mo ago
Well for one, it ships next.js and react.js bundled in with the code manipulating an HTML canvas.
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by komali2 11mo ago
Sure, but I'm more confused about the next.js usage than I am about the bundler. The bundler makes sense.
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by komali2 11mo ago
Hah, found it: https://bash-org-archive.com/?207373 So how did it work back in the day, people would just submit text and it would get upvoted? I always assumed like half of them were just made up.
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by komali2 11mo ago
But like... so can an index.html with a script tag? Am I missing something, where did you read that there was a lot of work involving the header or an attached marketing blog?
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by komali2 11mo ago
> Europeans are projected to numerically lose control of America, which in a democracy is equivalent to losing control functionally. This is incomprehensible to me, since there are no European Americans, there's just... Americans. &
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by komali2 11mo ago
Well then it sounds like there's no reason to send the national guard in at all, and that it's quite wasteful to do so. So why are they sending in the national guard?
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by komali2 11mo ago
Your take's premises have flaws. First off, maybe Americans do move to Sweden, and maybe sometimes they overstay their visas. On the other hand, for decades, various aspects of Sweden encourage this, such as the economic environment -
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by komali2 11mo ago
Are you being purposefully obtuse? This is clearly a reference to early Nazi Germany, when being Jewish was made slowly illegal over time, and many Jewish Germans lived in, well, Germany of course! Also in what world would the answer to &qu
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by komali2 11mo ago
> People should not be hiding in our country to escape death. You're presuming people that face death in other countries do so because they're criminals or something? Sometimes it's because they're the wrong religion
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by komali2 11mo ago
Ah, well if it's a problem, it should be trivially easy for you to illustrate how exactly it's a problem, using hard facts and numbers. I earnestly invite you to do so!

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