mordae

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by mordae 3y ago
Don't worry about the downvotes. You're not the only one who can see that those calls for regulation are actually just panic about profits going elsewhere.
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by mordae 3y ago
Perhaps eventually, after we learn to live better. But that's no reason to give up and make greed mandatory.
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by mordae 3y ago
Maybe, but so they aren't capable of living in a 100% transactional capitalist dystopia. As evidenced by everyone popping neurol (or another coping mechanism) with ever increasing frequency.
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by mordae 3y ago
Yeah. Almost like the capitalist pyramid shaped corporations while actually being... The same?! What a shock! I know you probably heard that one, but as long as there is a boss or a general, it's not communism. Also, democracy is vulne
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by mordae 3y ago
I am showing this to kids at the game programming hobby group today. This is hilarious. I mean all of Nick's creations are dope, but this one caught me by surprise. :-)
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by mordae 3y ago
Corporations were always maximally greedy, but there were times where the markets were not 200% saturated and new demand did not had to be created artificially by mass indoctrination. I mean, everybody who have seen their neighbor's el
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by mordae 3y ago
> But economics teaches us when a player overcharges, others will step in to undercut and take all the market share. 1. They will all reluctantly increase the prices, testing waters. 2. And as long as their stuff sells, they will keep ri
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by mordae 4y ago
What do you mean? Besides from Bluetooth and USB: - 433MHz is very much alive (various RF-controller lights, gate openers and such) AND can be used to remotely control another Flipper. - Both 3.56 MHz and 125kHz are alive in door locks and
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by mordae 4y ago
Looking forward to that as well. I use a large scale FTTH provider with multiple virtual operators, some of whom (like the one I use) have their gateway elsewhere.
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by mordae 4y ago
Every 24 hours, my stream quality resets to 520p. Then I reset ESN and it goes back up to 1080p... for another 24 hours. Kodi plugin. I pay the UHD tier, by the way. The second they ask about possible account sharing, I am canceling.
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by mordae 4y ago
At this point, why not take a stand and tell the governments across the world that e2e encryption is here to stay? Signed by most of the tech community and the employers, with a threat to collectively retaliate and blackhole the entire coun
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by mordae 4y ago
You really need to design it yourself to grok it. It's weird. Try using Falstad's online simulator.
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by mordae 4y ago
> The deal with linear regulators is that despite what some internet sources might recommend, you probably shouldn’t be using them in your designs. Yeah, no. 1. Linear regulators do not introduce voltage ripple and by the nature of being
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by mordae 4y ago
That's what M$ does with Azure, is it not?
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by mordae 4y ago
It ended up looking similar to Oblivion. So I'd wager a guess that it was the intended aesthetic, only limited by the older technology. The only authority here would be the original designers.
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by mordae 4y ago
Did this recently with a GIS query. But everyone here loves PG already. :-)
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by mordae 4y ago
In my experience, persistent message queue is just a poor secondary database. If anything, I prefer to use ZeroMQ and make sure everything can recover from an outage and settle eventually. To ingest large inputs, I would just use short appe
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by mordae 4y ago
Having it in the recital is way less safe than it being explicitly spelled out in an Article.
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by mordae 4y ago
If this passes, everyone will add to their code: DISCLAIMER: Following text is not a program code. It does not work. Do not execute it. And call it a day. As long as it was only brought to the market as a piece of prose, you are safe. :-)
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by mordae 4y ago
Maybe do something about that?
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by mordae 4y ago
That's part of the fun, isn't it? If they can't appreciate my job, I will simply did into their so deep that by the end of the conversation, I have rough idea of what function does their job perform and where are the pain poi
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by mordae 4y ago
There is nothing worse than being asked about your occupation and then feel being categorized to "just another ..." and for the conversation to go elsewhere.
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by mordae 4y ago
Job of an accountant is definitely a lively one. They usually have a lot fun stories to tell, if you appreciate the specific darkness of humor related to people getting into a jail for being greedy, stupid or both. They also love to boast a
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by mordae 4y ago
Here's a story. We lived in a "commie block" and we could hear our neighbor snoring super loudly during summer when we all had our windows open for the night. One night, we heard him repeatedly stop breathing and then gasp fo
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by mordae 4y ago
I would accept that as a proof of AI, not AGI. Provided it can do it repeatably and reliably. Hallucinating a proof that's 90% time wrong is just a parrot. For AGI, I would expect it to be teachable during the conversation. That is, to
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by mordae 4y ago
I don't believe it works like that when everyone has their needs met, specifically with UBI. Possible losses from breaking the law and getting caught would drive the price of white-collar crime up non-linearly. It would also be easier
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by mordae 4y ago
Godot. Also PostgreSQL and KiCad major versions.
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by mordae 4y ago
> Groups → Threads → Messages for each thread Is what Zulip does. And it works great. Even for large orgs.
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by mordae 4y ago
I don't think this is about smartphones. This is about the online systems they interact with. We really should ban systematic user manipulation, advertising as a business and all unmoderated online spaces. Most on-topic and/or sma
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by mordae 4y ago
That's not communism. Closest analogy would be dictatorship. There are no 5-year plans regarding building residential housing for every employee or a company-owned hospital.

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