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by kossTKR 5y ago
Probably true, but for me it's sucking the fun out of developing. I like optimisation, removing stuff, making to code shorter, clearer, faster. Small neat pieces that are fun to write, like little machines working together. That to me
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by kossTKR 5y ago
I liked the overview i remember myself having 15 years ago, today there's a new library/API/service to learn everyday to keep even the simplest things working. Everything is sluggish, everything takes ages to load, to compile
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by kossTKR 5y ago
No, the whole setup looks dystopian to me. The presentation too knowing Google. Looks like a prison. People are already depressed as hell from the lack of touch, real family, community and friends in modern society. That said, of course thi
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by kossTKR 5y ago
The same thing is happening in _all_ countries. I'm from Scandinavia, and plenty of large US corporations pay zero taxes because of very complex arrangements. Regular people with smaller companies have to pay high taxes though. It&#x27
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by kossTKR 5y ago
Why are people acting like China is doing anything in isolation? The Wuhan Lab was funded through the american Ecohealth alliance, and a dozen american scientists probably know just as much as the Chinese do. https://news.ycombin
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by kossTKR 5y ago
That fact alone is what makes this even more absurd to me. I know about probability math, - the fact the these virologists seemingly just discard that factor is twilight-zone territory to me.
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by kossTKR 5y ago
What i find weird is the extreme and very unscientific agression among certain virologist: "If you think SARS-CoV-2 was engineered in a lab, please unfollow me. " https://twitter.com/macroliter/status/13
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by kossTKR 5y ago
True, but personally i haven't had any hassle. Blazing fast connection speeds so you just install steam or another client and download your games, updates are super fast too. But yeah, the perfect platform would be 1-click games - but
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by kossTKR 5y ago
http://shadow.tech is still way better - you get your own PC so can run all games and work related software, stream 4k with 10ms latency from datacenters near you, it's almost impossible to discern a difference from running
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by kossTKR 5y ago
https://thetruesize.com/ is a way better interactive version.
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by kossTKR 5y ago
Can crypto actually be non-traceable? I remember currencies like Monero or ZCash advertising privacy from the last crypto craze. I mean if you have 100M in some account, can you actually run it trough "private" currencies to remov
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by kossTKR 5y ago
All of them says invalid?
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by kossTKR 5y ago
Exactly, the fact that people continue discussing China as some absurdly isolated exotic entity completely ignore the EcoHealth smoking gun - and the fact the USA is the ruling empire with their hands in absolutely everything including Chin
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by kossTKR 5y ago
But the tax isn't is a problem, quite the opposite because it targets non renewable sources and has been decreasing as green energy has been established. Also it works as a magnet for business surprisingly maybe. We have enormous new d
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by kossTKR 5y ago
But your text is just as misleading! Only about 14% of what we pay in Denmark and probably a comparable amount in Germany goes to paying for the actual electricity. The rest is for "Green taxes" that pays for our new green infrast
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by kossTKR 5y ago
Please source the MSG claim. Asians eat huge amounts of MSG and as far as i know there isn't any pandemic like mystery diseases floating around over there. Highly advanced surveillance systems in South Korea, Japan etc. would be more t
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by kossTKR 5y ago
Json is great. Their implementation of it, not so much. Way to complex only needing to give permission to a single "thing". And much of the naming makes little sense to new yes. DigitalOceans interface is easier for 90% of people.
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by kossTKR 5y ago
Lots of companies also gets hacked each month for thousands of dollars because some key to S3 with too many privileges gets leaked. The entire system is completely sinister. The fact that keys pertaining to S3 has anything do with being abl
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by kossTKR 5y ago
Thanks for the digg tip, haven't visited in years, looks good. Reddit still has great subreddits but it's so much harder to sift through the garbage these days. Does anyone else thing there is space in the market for a place betwe
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by kossTKR 5y ago
I understand your perspective, i should have been clearer in who i was talking about. I love science myself and love talking about it, i am not against scientists, quite the opposite. That said i start out by linking to a highly relevant do
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by kossTKR 5y ago
I would also describe much of the tech industry i have been part of as "vulture-like" and a pretty dirty game, that's just how it is. Maybe i just have more cynical view of the state of capitalism in our current age, but i do
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by kossTKR 5y ago
I don't disagree. Most people actually working with the actual science are good people - just as in tech. The problem comes from ruthless profit incentives, lobbying, marketing, investor pressure etc. Nowhere did i say that the everyon
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by kossTKR 5y ago
I honestly think it's weird that more people aren't "sceptics", however stupid that word is in itself. I would gladly take the Pfizer/Moderna vaccine right this minute, but i also know of the terrible track records
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by kossTKR 5y ago
Yes, but by how much, and the gravity is of course still getting figured out. A lot of nutrients though has fallen between 5% and 40% - which is worrying because if it continues, who knows how much we are going to rely on supplements which
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by kossTKR 5y ago
Luckily you can create a Venn-Diagram and arrive at something pretty universal. First understand three things: 1) People are very different; genetics, microbiome, allergies and daily habits makes different diets great for different people.
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by kossTKR 5y ago
Really? Interesting as i am looking for a video hosting platform. Looking at their front page and it looks dead and weird to me. A mix of my little pony videos, scantily clad women and 5 second long videos of grass, bugs etc. Absurd curatio
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by kossTKR 5y ago
Why is this impossible today? Isn't this exactly what Intel's "Management Engine" and AMD's "Platform Security" is? Bonus question, does apples new MX chips have an equivalent backdoor?
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by kossTKR 5y ago
What's actually crazy is that i even ditched my Ethernet cable and is running on a ubiquiti amplfi 5ghz router, and there is seemingly no difference in my location at least. Technology is amazing.
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by kossTKR 6y ago
Is it just me or does it seems like a lot of things are headed for disaster? The positive thing is that a lot of capital is floating around ready to be invested in a coming post-covid boom, but at the same time hundreds of thousands of comp
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by kossTKR 6y ago
Shadow is absolutely incredible. I can stream 4K 60HZ with 10ms of latency to a datacenter in a country nearby. I think they are close to bankruptcy though, and signing up takes ages.

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