meepmorp

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by meepmorp 1y ago
Or changes over time.
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by meepmorp 1y ago
Is the CSAM spam a way to harass the admins/users or some kind of trading via broadcast in public forums?
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by meepmorp 1y ago
If it were somehow a human that was consistently and confidently handing out made up programming advice about one's products, would companies still respond by just adding whatever imagined feature and writing a vaguely bemused blog pos
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by meepmorp 1y ago
Yes. Unfortunately.
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by meepmorp 1y ago
The "great" part about the Office desktop apps is that they're written in electron, so it's already essentially a web app but somehow worse.
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by meepmorp 1y ago
SONET is widely used in the US.
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by meepmorp 1y ago
Vienna's nice and all, but everyone who lives there is a Wiener
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by meepmorp 1y ago
So many times I've caught myself thinking "I don't want to understand this shit, I just wanna fix it," as I've grudgingly opened up whatever docs I've avoided reading; almost as many times as I've wondered
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by meepmorp 1y ago
o
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by meepmorp 1y ago
Yeah, but if you actually read the developer documentation, they explain the execution model pretty extensively.
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by meepmorp 1y ago
but it's not an apple-submitted pr
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by meepmorp 1y ago
Quark is still around.
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by meepmorp 1y ago
How old are your kids?
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by meepmorp 1y ago
Ok, but couldn't we just do the part where we somehow extract usable energy from nuclear waste without the subsequent abandonment?
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by meepmorp 1y ago
Yeah, there's this line in the original paper: > Accordingly, we measured the nonlinear Hall transport in a few-layer sample with a Hall bar device geometry at room temperature
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by meepmorp 1y ago
> Yaccarino said they were going to transform Twitter into the "everything app" with payments, marketplaces, and even banking. That's not really fair to Yaccarino - Musk said this and she had to repeat it because she was (
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by meepmorp 1y ago
> a hundred-billion-dollar engineering megaproject if it was actually and effective solution and only cost that much, it'd be a bargain; I'd expect 5-10x
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by meepmorp 1y ago
everyone's a minarchist, it's just they disagree on which bits of the state are necessary
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by meepmorp 1y ago
Dave Cutler left DEC in 1988 and started working on WINNT at MS, well before the collapse.
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by meepmorp 1y ago
> You can’t talk to other devices unless you got the private key of them can you explain what you mean by this?
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by meepmorp 1y ago
like a pizza cutter, it's all edge with no point
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by meepmorp 1y ago
IMO as an end user - aggressive sandboxing is a feature, not a bug
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by meepmorp 1y ago
like a pizza cutter, all edge with no point
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by meepmorp 1y ago
> There seems to be some correlation with how NIMBY a city is, and its access to diversified food options. How are you measuring NIMBYness?
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by meepmorp 1y ago
optimized to cost a lot
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by meepmorp 1y ago
I miss having controls that you don't need to see to manipulate.
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by meepmorp 1y ago
Well, we're a family, but you're still being disowned at layoff time
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by meepmorp 1y ago
publicly traded institutions, maybe?
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by meepmorp 1y ago
Yeah, nobody should ever employ features that only work on newer versions of software because then someone somewhere might not be able to make use of them. But less snarkily, maybe put in the work to hack up their dockerfiles if you want to
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by meepmorp 1y ago
It wasn't exactly a scam, it's just nobody thought it'd be worth real money that fast, so the transition from noble venture to cash grab happened faster than expected.

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