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lagniappe
11mo ago
Your sex life shouldn't be intertwined with your work life.
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1y ago
Can somebody do the napkin math on an estimate for how long for us to get plasticized hair and nails and teeth?
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1y ago
You wont encounter that type of change with mushrooms at a conventional dose. Normally when people talk about the change in neural structures etc, this comes from higher order psychedelics, or sometimes lower order psychedelics at heroic do
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1y ago
Where would science be today if we cast aside every uncomfortable hypothesis?
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1y ago
This article seems very wishful, and typed up in an awkward format.
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1y ago
If that were the reason we'd see even 10% of the same fervor for cutting out AWS or Cloudflare but we don't
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1y ago
Paywalled slop.
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1y ago
C'est dégoûtant.
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1y ago
This is true in theory, but to make anything novel with any viability is a long and unclear process.
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1y ago
It's not open source, we use a system that is similar to delegated proof of stake with a deterministic leader selection algorithm. dht via libp2p. Bittorrent would be a cool way to do it. The trials I've seen with other networks o
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1y ago
I'd say the majority of the modern non-fork networks don't use proof of work and sha256. I'm on a team building one at the moment and we're using sha3.sum512 and no proof of work for production. Some "blockchains&qu
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1y ago
I think the LLM rat race has only just begun, and soon the advertisers will position themselves inside the agent, whatever form that takes whether it is through integrations, or another form of SEO, or partnerships like Microsoft and OpenAI
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1y ago
Rumble works great. What issues are you having?
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1y ago
Speaking for myself, the community is more humble and kind on the zig side, and their chats are more on-topic.
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1y ago
Urethra?
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1y ago
It's best not to respond to unruly green names.
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1y ago
>most certainly write incomprehensible code in it I've tried my best to make indecipherable go code and failed. Do you have any examples?
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1y ago
>golang.org/x/ is stuff that should be in the standard library but isn't, for some reason think of it as testing/staging before being merged into stable stdlib
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1y ago
Lower your voice
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1y ago
This website is so awesome. The theme switcher has a drunk mode and a nude mode :D
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1y ago
>it doesn't matter if the VPN keeps all the logs they won't bother For now. The surveillance apparatus must feed from time to time.
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1y ago
Re: financial contributions - When I hear "investments in our shared values" I automatically assume they're referencing things outside of building an email client.
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1y ago
Ian died in 2015.
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1y ago
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1y ago
>Companies that cannot run their businesses responsibly at scale should not be allowed to run their business at that scale. The reality of the situation is: If it were enough of a problem that the bad outweighed the good, people wouldn&#
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1y ago
Migadu.
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1y ago
The degree in this field is optional.
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1y ago
Lots of complaining in here about something that's really well made.
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1y ago
For fuck sake is nothing sacred anymore
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1y ago
I said stop
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