kurisufag

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by kurisufag 3y ago
>von Braun machine von neumann? though it is funny to imagine von braun inventing computer architecture as a side hustle to inventing rocket science.
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by kurisufag 3y ago
/prog/ was okay. okay enough that there's still a community of EXPERT PROGRAMMERS lingering, and probably will be for a long time.
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by kurisufag 3y ago
and Virginia Tech. probably the other Senior Military College schools too, though I have no firsthand experience with them.
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by kurisufag 3y ago
in this case it's more an artifact of the now-defunct 4chan textboard culture
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by kurisufag 3y ago
following this line of logic would mean that /anyone/ having more capital than you is evidence of wrongness, including social capital.
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by kurisufag 3y ago
this doesn't really have the intended effect on me, at least out of all the tools in the field of comparing-wealth-visually. by the time I finished reading the text, the US minwage clock was at 10c, and in the time it took me to get to
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by kurisufag 3y ago
ratwiki is /literally/ a troll website. it has the same validity as encyclopedia dramatica.
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by kurisufag 3y ago
yep, remember doing exactly this for the ti-84+ CE. god bless third-party TI-BASIC documentation websites. better than making it seem like you had just done it yourself, you could use the Menu() function to simulate all the menu navigation
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by kurisufag 3y ago
>I can’t imagine anything darker. I'm certain you could, if you really put your mind to it.
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by kurisufag 3y ago
the laws were designed for the GPUs of 2020, there's no way they could have predicted what technology would come to.
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by kurisufag 3y ago
4get.ca, but instead of mixing results it gives proxies results for a single backend scraper. Of the three source engines listed, I believe only Yandex is implemented. there is also LibreY, but my searches there fail more often than they su
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by kurisufag 3y ago
for the interested. https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/95910112
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by kurisufag 3y ago
> You can't even imagine that today Matrix? and to a significantly lesser extent Telegram.
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by kurisufag 3y ago
the home of the "Legion of Skanks", a show whose self-proclaimed core values are "rape, retardation, and racism", and a club that regularly headlines "The Amazing Racist" Ari Shaffir doesn't have progressi
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by kurisufag 3y ago
>you can practice on your own stuff I mean, not really. If you go down that route too long you end up with something that has an attack surface so small/specific you'll never see it in the wild. There are almost always unknown
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by kurisufag 3y ago
heh, I was half-working on something like this. The ideal is to have one stack that can pipe whisper voice input ("hey, could you tell me what alarms I have tomorrow?") -> LLM command interpretation ("match input query to
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by kurisufag 3y ago
4chan was very close to making a loss for every single year m00t was running it. It actually still might be; the only revenue stream is a "4chan pass" that users are actively derided for purchasing and a few individually-funded ad
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by kurisufag 3y ago
neither. Firefox 104, uBlock Origin, works perfectly.
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by kurisufag 3y ago
> Otherwise it’s just dead code, waiting to create problems it's very possible that the pretense improves results: most recorded interactions /are/ between two people, after all.
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by kurisufag 3y ago
make your own. trust me: a minimum viable 2D gfx library based on OpenGL will take a day or two to put together, and you can hack at it as you work on your game. it's very comfy, and provides greater motivation for when gamedev drudger
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by kurisufag 3y ago
>I honestly thought that by now, a poor kid in a remote village in Africa would have access to a guided education track that could give him the same knowledge as an Ivy League student Khan Academy "courses" + MIT OCW gets anyon
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by kurisufag 3y ago
>Removing the seats from his car, hiding it ...several days after the killing (per the testimony of an officer)[0]. reading books about homicide investigation is not illegal, and certainly not suspicious enough to convict beyond a reason
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by kurisufag 3y ago
your comment is unhelpful and unnecessarily aggressive. a better way to express the same sentiment would be pointing out the reasons that evidence tampering, despite not having an immediate victim, can be harmful.
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by kurisufag 3y ago
to this day I believe reiser could have gotten away with it if he hadn't been so clearly socially awkward/autistic. there wasn't much solid evidence at all. there's something to be said about people instinctively distrus
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by kurisufag 3y ago
>the headers files are a pain and feel unnecessary. >no common package manager. I actually really love these. The best thing about C(++) is that, more than being simple a la Python, things are /obvious/. When writing Python
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by kurisufag 3y ago
my 2003 Honda Accord allows you to change wiper interval the same way you enable/disable it -- moving the right-hand stick a notch. setting it to a high speed will fuck up the wipers when there is little rain, a /low/ speed w
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by kurisufag 3y ago
>How did it know how to spell my name correctly when I just spoke into my microphone??? if the variations are pronounced the same? luck, probably.
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by kurisufag 4y ago
>You can never ever know if it is going to silently alter your data unless you check it for correctness afterwards which no one is doing. The tech won't seem so awesome when someone is left off the credits for a talk (in this case).
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by kurisufag 4y ago
raiding existing services with rep and getting the owner to fold by promising leniency is a tried and true strategy, there's no reason to start from scratch.
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by kurisufag 4y ago
I actually really enjoy the huge >ARE YOU GOING TO HELL? FIND OUT AT godsalvation.online! >CALL RON, AMERICA'S BEST DIVORCE LAWYER! >etc. billboards. They make reality seem a lot more authentic, and I'd be sad if they wen

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