mittensc

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by mittensc 9mo ago
> After all, TV's don't spew noise they spew stories. Not really, TV in my experience it's all propaganda/stuff to keep you engaged and mad plus ads mixed in with some small content. You're better off without bro
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by mittensc 9mo ago
nobody wants to wear n95. I got covid both wearing mask and without. I got vaccines and still get random colds which might be covid. Nobody cares or cared to wear regular mask when it was forced. Why bother?
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by mittensc 9mo ago
I just went to gemini.google.com and to my surprise i already have access to it and havent hit limits thus far so they're generous. I was paying for storage and its included. You likely have access too depending in your account.
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by mittensc 10mo ago
everything leaks eventually. this wouldn't be such a problem if prices weren't so insane. Samsung would still have volume/know how/efficienciez.
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by mittensc 10mo ago
so the EU should have access to the US database as well? Given visa-free travel of US citizens?
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by mittensc 10mo ago
> I guarantee China will invade Taiwan before the end of 2027. depends on the US. If the US stations troops in Taiwan then this becomes a non starter. If the US continues to be weak and foolish then you're right.
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by mittensc 10mo ago
Can intel take over all the manufacturing volume currently at TSMC They can't even take parts since they have different tooling... they're just starting to take 3rd party chips...
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by mittensc 10mo ago
> If they take it by force, they will take a smoking hole in the ground where all that "critical tech" used to be. Sure, but first, it's the rest of the world that loses it. With that tech manufacturing base gone, rest of
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by mittensc 10mo ago
Taiwan is a rich country (23M people 1T GDP country) Taiwan has critical tech and industry that is hard to replicate which china doesnt have access to but the west relies on. So, if they take it peacefully they both grow in strength and wea
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by mittensc 10mo ago
> US State Dept has just announced Visa restrictions on all those EU officials involved So... what? Visa restrictions can go both ways with US billionaires and politicians getting denied. Who's gonna back down?
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by mittensc 10mo ago
> Bad code (in work, in reality, not in a hobby project) is rarely converted into good code Most code everywhere is bad code. Nobody cares unfortunately. > And the last one: in my twenty plus years of being a dev, this is the first ye
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by mittensc 10mo ago
Other side of the equation: I remember learning C++ with something like valgrind. I would write stupid code, validate, fix stupid issues. Others before me learned the harder way. With LLMs right now I'm learning frontend by just genera
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by mittensc 11mo ago
> . "Porn websites should check your age" is not some radical totalitarian demand I think? How would that work? do you want to provide government id to watch porn? And how is this helping since it's not going to work overa
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by mittensc 11mo ago
what if you are wrong in your conlusions and thinking?
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by mittensc 11mo ago
Why do you feel the need to tell others how to live their lives?, frustration with your own?
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by mittensc 11mo ago
> In the 60s it was possible for a man to work an ordinary job, buy a house, settle down with a wife and support two or three children. That wasn't true in the rest of the world. The US had a unique position due to ww2 that was boun
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by mittensc 11mo ago
I would argue hiring is a core competency. How would you ensure higher quality hiring then what's already being done?
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by mittensc 11mo ago
Why would anyone use your solution vs developing their own?
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by mittensc 1y ago
That's a really naive and wrong take. He is popular, he was elected mayor of Bucharest. He led a lot of anti corruption efforts for a very long time. (founded USB/USR) He is smart (as you noted by olympiad, speaking multiple forei
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by mittensc 1y ago
This really shouldn't be needed, companies should have proper telemetry/logging/access logs already. If customer reports a bug (scenario/timestamp/user), company should be able to solve the issue. Better yet, custom
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by mittensc 1y ago
> It's not correct to attribute all bugs to carelessness Sure, just the bugs in the link. Content-Length+Transfer-Encoding should be bad request. RFC is also not respected: "Proxies/gateways MUST remove any transfer-coding
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by mittensc 1y ago
The article is a nice read on request smuggling. It over-reaches with argument about disallowing http/1.1. Parsers should be better. Moving to another protocol won't solve the issue. It will be written by the same careless engine
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by mittensc 1y ago
what do italy and sweden have to do with anything?, deflect again? Also, who are you and why do you think I would care enough to troll you? I'm answering to what you posted. New accounts are for anonimity since you can't clean up
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by mittensc 1y ago
How does the US influence elections in Russia/China? Also, I care about my children not growing up in a dictatorship. As such, their manipulation affects me directly... You should too. You won't like being treated like a literal s
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by mittensc 1y ago
elections worldwide, not just the US. They are trying to dismantle/weaken democracies everywhere. That they are not the only ones with the same intentions is not good.
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by mittensc 1y ago
who did most of the tech billionaires sponsor?
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by mittensc 1y ago
You can bypass (b) pretty easily with a raspberry pi pico identifying as keyboard and mouse. Change device id to the whitelisted ones. Then use a hdmi to usb video capture and grab frames from that on the same pico. That's something ve
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by mittensc 1y ago
> the only realistic nuclear defense is nonproliferation. Russia would never accept that considering their conventional weakness... And let's be real, without their nukes there would already be a desert storm russia edition. So what
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by mittensc 1y ago
> The US mainland isn't completely covered by air defenses, let alone Patriot systems EU, japan, canada all have defenses of their own and collaborate. All other countries bordering russia/china do as well.. Then add in all the
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by mittensc 1y ago
I would say the opposite. It's a great idea. It's one layer to missile defense. Cruise missiles can be destroyed via existing ground/sea defenses. Patriots have proven they can intercept anything non-ballistic and there are l

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