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by loa_in_ 4y ago
Free market did enormous amount of terrible, short sighted choices. I am living in a (moderately) free market country, which isn't USA and government moderation is a never ending war with evolution of ways to circumvent regulations. Th
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by loa_in_ 4y ago
I'm pretty certain that was the GP's point as well, just expressed in a sarcastic tone. The experiment is famous for baffling physics students.
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by loa_in_ 4y ago
It's Power = Capacitance * (Voltage ^2) * frequency
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by loa_in_ 4y ago
I think no one should be forced to do anything unless the law says otherwise. And even then it should be clearly argumented for.
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by loa_in_ 4y ago
> I’m particularly excited to meet the new generation of scientists who have entered the field, to see the world afresh through their eyes. This is such an amazing time to be in the field of automated reasoning. Indeed
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by loa_in_ 4y ago
You could develop SkyNet and have it invade every computer on the world to monitor usage. It still leaves many problems like codifying the definition of evil, airgapped systems, detectability and how evil would you consider invading everyon
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by loa_in_ 4y ago
Largely off topic: Discord is clearly doing a lot of things right.
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by loa_in_ 4y ago
> There are descent people that are pushed into homelessness, but one camper can turn to a dozen in less than a week and only one of them has to start threatening to hurt your family, breaking into vehicles or set a fire to turn a benign
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by loa_in_ 4y ago
If you have an universal constructor, yes, it's going to be a problem that solves itself. In practice you need a high fidelity weight sensor and a handful of transistors.
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by loa_in_ 4y ago
In systems complicated enough there could be no clear answer
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by loa_in_ 4y ago
The effects are probably counteracted by increase of charity funded additional health care disabled people get thanks to network effects
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by loa_in_ 4y ago
Going with this line of thought, who should eat plastic anyway? Nobody. So how does it make any sense to ever use plastic? I don't understand.
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by loa_in_ 4y ago
Similar story here. Even 400MiB Arch stick booted up just fine...
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by loa_in_ 4y ago
"I found that, ironically, common sense isn't all that common around here"
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by loa_in_ 4y ago
Binary diffs are not useful, unless the diff software understands the underlying format. Most formats are linear but many are not, and many formats permit different binary encodings of equivalent data. Imagine for example archives created f
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by loa_in_ 5y ago
Apart from the logistics, you can prepare yourself mentally for the worst. Get to know limits of your body while you're in the clear. You heard you can go few days without food, but I highly recommend trying it out. Practice critical t
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by loa_in_ 5y ago
Comics are often created with a greater idea in mind, and then continued by someone else without that idea.
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by loa_in_ 5y ago
I'm not an expert by any means, but I thought it is common sense that what really matters is to have equivalent sodium and chloride ion counts ( or their equivalents ), because in nature one would basically never deviate from this. In
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by loa_in_ 5y ago
This information is useless. It leaks nothing but name and existence of something once public (that vanished from public view). Most importantly it's not confidential or critical in any way
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by loa_in_ 5y ago
It was known and there are many sites scraping GH for metadata that will have it anyway
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by loa_in_ 5y ago
If I was in Windows ecosystem I'd imagine there are some DLL injection that would make them work. I wonder if there's work going towards that.
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by loa_in_ 5y ago
JACKv1 (JACK Audio Connection Kit) has a working audio networking for both Windows and Linux
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by loa_in_ 5y ago
That's cynical. They might wish to help others avoid their misery which is an admirable goal. Just like many people who have been starving are very keen to share food.
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by loa_in_ 5y ago
With this definition of experience, sure. My definition of experience is observable, palpable, etc. portion of the world
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by loa_in_ 5y ago
Time to make an organisation of utilities centric software. I mostly use jrnl and Obsidian though, because each is taggable/greppable
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by loa_in_ 5y ago
I don't think it's true. I can imagine a lot of aspects of systems around me I cannot possibly experience in any way, except maybe them leading to some outcome that I might experience as well. I sometimes do verify this experiment
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by loa_in_ 5y ago
Well, only you can find out. About yourself. It's also up to you how much time you're willing to sink into this
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by loa_in_ 5y ago
Yeah, even zsh doesn't do this by default
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by loa_in_ 5y ago
On the other hand you're one of the first living in the information age, when entities truly bigger than people actually exist
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by loa_in_ 5y ago
You could improve on this using F13-F24 as they're pretty much universally supported by X, SDL, etc.

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