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by kopirgan 2y ago
Everything had its positive and negative side. Hindenburg sure made some bold calls that led to unraveling some frauds & Ponzi. But they're also in it for money. No point applying a moral coat of paint. He took on listed Adani in I
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Thanks for the post...did not know about this. Just went through the website and read through some documents. It is quite easy to read and understand. One part I couldn't follow was security - other than items listed (file system, HTTP
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Lol that was the hard part getting used to...thanks for suggestions I will try with uBlockOrigin.
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Problem for Android users like me is Chrome is the default on mobile, so all passwords bookmarks etc are there. Of course we can install Firefox but I find Chrome better on mobile. Just couldn't get used to FF on Android. Moving to lap
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Yeah. Guess it'll involve some trade off in terms of UI.
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Yet another Trump win cascade. Better to prepare for more. Some did it out of conviction. But as we saw with FB the ones that did for other reasons are going to back pedal
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Looks pretty interesting.. Wonder if this can be done with nothing but browser, CSS, html and a JS without those extra CDNs.
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by kopirgan 2y ago
I think the brilliant minds working on this know this. It shouldn't stop things just as we'll die one day doesn't stop accumulating wealth or working hard. But at some point I hope there's breakthrough from any entirely
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Market will sort that out just like it did dotcom or tulip madness. Another big push back is copyrighted content. Without proper revenue model how to pay for that? That will also restrict what can be "learned". Already there'
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Yes for sure AI or even basic computing prior to that has done wonders, chess being one example. Simply removing some of the issues with humans - inconsistency, errors due to mood or form etc. I agree this approach is only viable one but I
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by kopirgan 2y ago
May be I'm being dumb but isn't the AI approach somewhat like brute force hacking of password? I mean humans don't learn that way - yes we do study code to be better coders but not in the way AI learning does? Will someone tr
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by kopirgan 2y ago
It's not just one thing. Their diet very low calorie.. Low on fat. If we eat oil like Mediterranean fat like Intuit's, carb like Raramurii, protein like Americans will have worst health of all.
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Recall this really funny dialogue in one of the Blackadder episodes. The princess eyes are as blue as the stone of Galveston Have you seen the princess eyes? No! Have you seen the blue stone of Galveston? No! So you're comparing someth
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by kopirgan 2y ago
These tiny PC with 4" boards have changed the game. Pi is sort of in-between the Arduino and these. As article points out the price difference is not much. I bought 4B and found it slow, hot. Thanks to COVID I could resell it for a tid
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by kopirgan 2y ago
So young.. It's sad
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Great piece..TLDR is this: 'Everything is luck' Yup. Things have to fall in place - even in the example of Nebraska lightning rod scam, people had to move out of sod houses to framed ones for the demand to be there. You are just a
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Great list of blogs to bookmark and explore. Thanks
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by kopirgan 2y ago
I'll be downing tools this year. Haven't seen 8" floppy disks but 5 1/4" sure. That's where we started. I think even with a lot less one can simply let go and retire. But lots of ducks need to get in row. Perso
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by kopirgan 2y ago
A lesson for countries. What a loss for Turkey! They lost their Jews, Armenians & so much else. Bizarre that we think of Italy, Japan even Korea for good coffee but rarely Turkey which is where it started.
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by kopirgan 2y ago
In 80s I had to create in Harvard graphics, print on white paper for boss to QC ( he can't walk over to your desktop), rinse, repeat then finally get printed in transparencies. Unless his boss has more changes. Now it's so easy to
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Wow so much to learn reading this . Thanks
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Yeah that makes sense.
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by kopirgan 2y ago
That's what I meant by different sense. Yes. But I suspect it applies to citizen facing things. It doesn't likely hold up research or pressures them into returning POC Viking images. I could be wrong of course.
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by kopirgan 2y ago
One area where I'll be worried about China (not sure India as it's following USA in many ways) is they needn't spend time, resources on ensuring political compliance. Maybe yes in a different sense but not in the same sense a
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by kopirgan 2y ago
I really would like to know what's good bloat and bad bloat like they say with Taliban. To give a random example, Apache http server for windows is less than 12mb download. I used to download Oracle's http which I'm told is b
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Think it's not simple China or India issue. Even in those countries, new gen kids grow up with too much not too little, depending of course on who their dads are. Even with latest hardware, there must be incentives to optimise on size,
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Thanks..Among many other issues, it is also a serious crippling factor for communities and countries that are low on budget/resources & a disaster for recycling, climate change etc etc.
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by kopirgan 2y ago
haha lol given your name, I should agree. It was for fun anyway.
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Can't agree more. Especially as I wait to download 1.3gb file to update some Windows driver like Realtek audio or LED display, and you realise a whole effing Debian operating system with Xfce & apps can fit in a lot less.
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Interesting (mis)use of the word catfish Not how we normally understand

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