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lake_vincent
4y ago
was a major driver...
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lake_vincent
4y ago
I think Google's biggest flaw in this regard is their own denial of the pattern of shutting things down. If they just acknowledge that's how things go, they can prepare better off-ramps for people who adopted their product. Doing
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lake_vincent
4y ago
Is this an evidence backed opinion or just anecdotal? I does not make sense to me, because I think attempting to speak in a language helps your brain form the new linguistic machinery that is also used in listening. I think language develop
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lake_vincent
4y ago
Moody's is corrupt to the core, so I take anything they say with a grain of salt.
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lake_vincent
4y ago
Thank you for the detailed reply, this is fascinating!
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This is the first time I'm hearing about this...and I have so many questions. What did this do to your body aside from the weight loss? Did you have anything anything else to supplement? How did you poop (there's almost fiber in j
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lake_vincent
4y ago
I second the motion
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lake_vincent
4y ago
Well, yeah, broski . GPUs are just highly optimized matrix multipliers, so they're for any computation involving matrix multiplication...such computations arise in computer graphics, crypto mining, and machine learning (aka AI shit)
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4y ago
"Figr", "Numbr"... I'm starting to think you guys don't like vowels at the end of your words. Next up: Calculatr
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4y ago
It's weird to hang out with old friends who have not changed at all since high school. It's kind of amazing how they managed to not change after so much time!
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4y ago
As a happy Framework user, the selling point for me is upgrading , not repairing, the device. To be able upgrade to a new mobo, processor, memory module, or port, without having to buy a whole new device is incredible. As such, I am not pl
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The performance advantage is ridiculous too. You see a guy on DHMO next to a regular guy without it, and the results are very predictable. Totally unfair.
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4y ago
I mean, it depends on the sub, but if you expand your definition of "teenager" to include "36 years old, but still emotionally a teenager", then I think you are right. In my experience, any subreddits with general appeal
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lake_vincent
4y ago
The guy was clearly juiced up on dihydrogen monoxide.
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4y ago
Don't rock the boat, baby! Don't tip the boat over!
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4y ago
For those who don't know what "Kessler-ed" means, from Wikipedia: The Kessler syndrome (also called the Kessler effect,[1][2] collisional cascading, or ablation cascade), proposed by NASA scientist Donald J. Kessler in 1978,
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4y ago
I'm sorry, but this is an incredibly shallow analysis. You don't even know what CoPilot is, apparently, and yet you speak in these broad generalities that are misguided at best. It's the only explanation you can see because
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4y ago
I mean, it is not that hard to imagine, right? A car title becomes an NFT. Whoever owns the NFT owns the car. Same with a house. Or a horse. I'm not a crypto expert, but that is a relatively trivial use case for NFTs. As for how this s
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4y ago
What is more likely is that you would wake up in a world where Bitcoin may not exist, but is completely dominated by crypto nonetheless. Within a generation or two, I predict that all asset ownership will be crypto-backed. Property. Aut
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4y ago
This is the most practical and likely-to-succeed response I've seen here so far.
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4y ago
Found it: https://bit.ly/3QK0Luz
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lake_vincent
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Huh...this is kinda interesting. This notation does produce a nice symmetry on the dial: four "I" numbers, four "V" numbers, and four "X" numbers. Satisfying, indeed. Roman numerals are terrible anyway, so I fu
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4y ago
Ha! Which programming language would you say it is comparable to? Asking for a friend...
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lake_vincent
4y ago
Lol! Well, you're kinda right. I've watched enough gameplay footage to know it's dangerous. That was my vaccine!
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4y ago
Noooo! Man down! I repeat, MAN DOWN !
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Dear Diary, I sold my Switch today. I had to do it. I'm devastated, but it was my only choice - I had to protect myself, my career, and my marriage. It was the right call, but I can't believe I didn't even get to say goodbye
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Lol, no, I was way too young then! They were probably pictures of Power Rangers or Super Mario I drew, lmao. By the time I was of that age, we had the wonders of dial up internet and semi-scrambled adult TV channels. :')
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Please no. Someone tell me it's just an unconfirmed rumor. Why would they do such a thing? I am at very high risk for Factorio addiction, and the only reason I haven't played it yet is because I don't play PC games anymore. B
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I remember actually exchanging floppy disks containing images (made in Paint, of course) with my friends via snail mail. It was the original version of Snapchat. Horrible latency.
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It's a tool and a language, just like a programming language. While I don't subscribe to any religious interpretation, I sympathize with the feeling of divinity in math because it is, by design, the language of reality. It is hu
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