mordae

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by mordae 2y ago
Yes they do. There have been broken by neoliberal policies for quite some time. Rich have gutted them out to force researchers into selling out to the private sector instead of just giving the fruits of the research to everyone under equal
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by mordae 2y ago
Now if only this data found its way to some union organizer.
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by mordae 2y ago
> has slackened modestly compared to late-2019 due to higher interest rates, the job market for less experienced developers seems positively dire. Maybe in the US.
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by mordae 2y ago
Could always dismantle and repurpose.
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by mordae 2y ago
JFYI federal government headcount of 2M people has stayed constant over last 100 years with ever increasing population and things to take care of. I wouldn't call that bloat, honestly. What has been growing a lot are mostly municipalit
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by mordae 2y ago
For headphone audio it's plenty to just PWM, inductance of the headphones and mechanical low pass characteristic of the speaker itself will mostly do the rest. If you want to smooth the things out because you target a line input, simpl
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by mordae 2y ago
Everybody does. Every day. According to Wikipedia, Politics: > is the set of activities that are associated with making decisions in groups, or other forms of power relations among individuals
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by mordae 2y ago
Hello, possible narcissistic psychopath here! I definitely indoctrinate young kids in our local computer club into thinking that: 1. You can DO STUFF with computers! 2. You can build your own computers! 3. It's nice that one can use th
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by mordae 2y ago
Sure. Some of the powerless people in that party truly do believe in human rights and Herbert Marcuse ("words can hurt") and try to make things better. Apparently they are not the ones calling the shots. And yeah, there probably a
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by mordae 2y ago
No. They are in pockets. The only reason they push(ed) progressive human rights agenda was that it allowed them to differentiate without angering their donors. Hey, still mostly white guys in tech? Well at least you've renamed master t
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by mordae 2y ago
So? Most of those went in blind because of the decades of brainwashing from private media wanting to make a quick buck. Hard to call it democracy when it's missing the actual democrats. We know better than that. People must be educated
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by mordae 2y ago
Sometimes junior engineers (of all ages) manage to green-field new project that is legacy in about a week.
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by mordae 2y ago
Junior engineer loves the rush of figuring things out. Senior engineer has come to terms with feeling like an idiot all the time and now seeks this feeling because that's where the progress lies. Nothing else to it.
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by mordae 2y ago
There never was any demand for free speech from him. He just wanted to advance his fascist agenda and used whatever means he had at his disposal.
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by mordae 2y ago
No, we have a system that needs low degree of poverty to scare everyone into compliance. That's why they say capitalism is based in fear. That's why we have dreams of Star Trek.
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by mordae 2y ago
I am sorry to hear that the richest country on earth cannot afford tiny private flats for anyone and everyone unhoused.
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by mordae 2y ago
Exactly! Why is it not advocating for being economical?
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by mordae 2y ago
Last time I needed high occupancy I was for a cache. So I've stirred my 32b keys with Phi-mul-rshift and randomly (xor-shift) displaced picked slot old value by log2(size)/2 with linear probing of up to log2(size).
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by mordae 2y ago
Also elected people doing illegal and unconstitutional things, repeatedly.
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by mordae 2y ago
This sucks. Just sucks. Go ask Sonnet 3.5 whether it's possible that new Trump admin will force AI model companies to train the models in certain way and it will insist on brain-dead canned reply. Ask it whether chilling effects of thr
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by mordae 2y ago
When will people learn to identify and stay away from narcissists?
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by mordae 2y ago
It's a little sycophant. But the difference is that it actually asks questions. And also that it actually rolls with what you ask it to do. Other models are stubborn and loopy.
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by mordae 2y ago
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=60RxCiZuD9E Rick Hartley explains.
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by mordae 2y ago
This always reminds me of the Fallout opening video.
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by mordae 2y ago
Not just that. They have 19% of people with tertiary education. So about as many as US has adults.
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by mordae 2y ago
JLC never added the pour for me. Not even for larger boards. Not sure this is up to date. In any case, if you have to add the top layer pour, make sure to: 1. Use high clearence so as not to introduce edge coupling that changes your careful
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by mordae 2y ago
Yes and it sucks people copy this. The default should be X / GND / X GND to maintain tight coupling of both signals and power to the GND plane and stitch the GND planes together with vias close to any other via that changes layers
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by mordae 2y ago
> By this standard, we should also ask Intel/AMD to open-source their CPUs, video game studios to open-source their code and artifacts, and Google/Amazon for their search engine and infrastructure. You aren't? You're
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by mordae 2y ago
That's just too risky. There is likely still internal opposition to Xi and if true, this would allow for his deposition.
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by mordae 2y ago
Even if you disregard mandmandam's reply, decide to give Patterson benefit of doubt in him not being well-versed regarding how much is the world fucked up right now, and decide to only consider his academic career, he still fails to ac

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