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by koolala 1y ago
Imagine YouTube but publicly funded. No horrible AI targetted ads without any restraint. No monopolistic control over half the worlds viewing devices to control what's installed. Instead, public good free informational content.
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by koolala 1y ago
What is mightier than the pen? They have guns too.
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by koolala 1y ago
Could a hand-picked subset be selected to make that metric?
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by koolala 1y ago
Any there any open CAD file formats that lay a foundation for describing this kind of 3D data without classic triangles?
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by koolala 1y ago
The real world units like mm and inches would be amazing in VR one day.
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by koolala 1y ago
Can it be used as a interpreter once compiled to not need a compiler?
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by koolala 1y ago
Reduce, Reuse, Rinse & Recycle would have helped too.
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by koolala 1y ago
"As of 2015, less than 1% of polypropylene generated was recycled.[57] Heating degrades the carbon backbone more severely than for polyethylene, breaking it into smaller organic molecules, because the methyl side group of PP is suscept
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by koolala 1y ago
Aren't the payouts purely user funds so they aren't actually risking anything? They do charge commission.
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by koolala 1y ago
So its good because of Scala's ability to implement a programming language and not Scala's language itself being good on its own for general abstract sudo like code. Or does Scala write cleanly (like people say Python does) and is
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by koolala 1y ago
Is Scala actually special for doing this? Would Python equally work or JS / C wouldn't work because types?
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by koolala 1y ago
Would they work fine though? Is there any reason other than preference?
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by koolala 1y ago
You'd probably want to compare Google's revenue for that. They wouldn't give up on Chrome.
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by koolala 1y ago
So this is why my parents laptop is constantly running it's fans while 'asleep'?
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by koolala 1y ago
With this level of power usage it might be the opposite. Once they can't subsidize the cost it might increase.
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by koolala 1y ago
How do they financially benefit from pirate material?
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by koolala 1y ago
It bugged me how this project was never fully open source but they promoted it like it was. It's good they are direct about it now.
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by koolala 1y ago
Custom ads based on your baby facial expressions 15 years later?
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by koolala 1y ago
Alternatively, the good version of that is AI giving knowledge on anything that exists naturally or artificially that we look at. To flourish we just need a distinction between general knowledge and individualized personal knowledge.
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by koolala 1y ago
What they want to do with USD and <model> tags is terrible too.
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by koolala 1y ago
Do you write down the result? How is the process connected? Smart produce scales log weight => Smart checkout scales compare weight to produce logs?
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by koolala 1y ago
People might hack your toaster and burn your house down? Smart ovens? Smart microwaves? Smart fires?
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by koolala 1y ago
Would be nice to have bags like that with their weight printed on them that machines trust.
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by koolala 1y ago
The Semantic Surveillance Web
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by koolala 1y ago
Isn't the Act still active, just some provisions have expired?
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by koolala 1y ago
Is this really not based on some existing system? How were you able to implement all that stuff from scratch? Looks cool.
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by koolala 1y ago
I'm trying to understand its github if holepunch itself open-source or not. Hypercore is but is holepunch different?
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by koolala 1y ago
Even if you don't pay the exorbitant fines?
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by koolala 1y ago
I wish one of these networks could be the go-to clear default choice. Options are good, but it would be great to have a best option for a large discoverable community. Actually, their default choice Nostr sounds pretty awesome https:/
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by koolala 1y ago
That would be pretty cool if everyday computers could do that. I'm wishing for something that would work in a browser like with HTTP.

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