mordae

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by mordae 2y ago
Hahaha, maybe if they control with LSD which we've studied extensively since sixties... Not.
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by mordae 2y ago
Improving directionality also makes aiming much harder.
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by mordae 2y ago
You can flush your cache to relax. It takes effort. Usually 2 days of different activities. I schedule 2-3 days at home, just lazying in front of TV or playing games to flush job out of my brain before starting vacations, to prevent carryin
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by mordae 2y ago
Isn't it kinda dangerous to light up the audience with high power IR light? It could cause real eye damage.
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by mordae 2y ago
> They're so wrong about what they need they're only the 4th most valuable company in the world. Valued at a stock exchange != valuable.
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by mordae 2y ago
Recently I've been walking a considerably younger colleague through linear interpolation and since they use Copilot, we were constantly being interrupted by it's suggestions. It was definitely not conductive to the learning proces
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by mordae 2y ago
Or maybe just desolder the one capacitor between the physical antenna and LNA. Provided it's not in a can.
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by mordae 2y ago
The trouble is that Israel government does not really have the ambition to destroy Hamas. Their ambition under ultra conservative lobby is to grab more Palestinian land, using inevitable backlash as an excuse to dismiss any complaints. If t
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by mordae 2y ago
> Because the whole thing is literally made up out of their money. No. Waaaaaast majority of it is made of employee work and customer's money. Owners merely started it in the right time and place to match the demand.
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by mordae 2y ago
There was no capitalism that did not favor owners. What you perceive as previous version was in fact the direct result of socialist unions threatening to burn down the factories unless better terms are negotiated.
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by mordae 2y ago
No, capitalism is distortion of free markets. Capitalism literally means preventing workers from keeping the profits, replacing then with a flat wages. Markets are an important force of progress, capitalism is feudalism all over again. Ther
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by mordae 2y ago
Agreed. (Pun intended.) Capitalism seemed to work for a while only because it has been tempered with socialists fighting back hard and incentives being aligned for a while (build more high-tech, time-saving stuff like fridges). Now when the
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by mordae 2y ago
From my personal experience as a central European male, they would be missing women and their outputs would have predictable and easily rectified mistakes. Unless their customer base is 90% male and they are OK with that. And it's exac
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by mordae 2y ago
To the countries that were doing the exploiting in South America, Africa and Asia as opposed to staying in a country being exploited by Russia? From countries that used secret service against it's own citizens to countries that used it
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by mordae 2y ago
One of my first coworkers, my senior at that time, told me that software development is 50% debugging, 40% reading and thinking and only 10% coding. Optimizing those 10% is not that important.
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by mordae 2y ago
They'll actually be destroyed by US missiles launched from Philippines to prevent factories falling into Chinese hands. But yeah, there's a high change that they go poof and with them 3/4 of the world's productive capaci
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by mordae 2y ago
More like they couldn't be bothered to use anything else than a "free" service or something with a vendor to bribe them as usual. Public sector still hasn't realized most of it is actually an IT company providing judicia
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by mordae 3y ago
It's actually spot on. We are all looking pretty nervously at the possibility of Trump's return. He'd be definitely willing to throw us under the Putin bus for a couple million USD laundered through his golf club or hotel boo
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by mordae 3y ago
Czechia also has this clause in the copyright law. It sucks, because you can be sued for modifying FLOSS to do something that does not sit well with the original author(s). Last time I've seen it used was for an architect to prevent us
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by mordae 3y ago
I totally get you, but we both have work to do and through Kagi it's easier and more respectful to our attention spans. Google is getting the money either way. At least for now.
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by mordae 3y ago
Yeah. It's the same results. Sans 90% of the spam. And it gets better as you blacklist the frequent offenders yourself.
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by mordae 3y ago
Most of it goes to Google. I am based in central Europe and Kagi is less than 1/2 of my hourly rate per month. And it definitely saves at least that much.
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by mordae 3y ago
> designed like they are I laughed. We don't call somebody writing a poor varint serializer for in-house use, then discovering that it doesn't handle negative numbers and floats that well so slapping a couple of hotfixes on top
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by mordae 3y ago
So, what about pumped storage?
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by mordae 3y ago
MIT license, but with CLA. It's bizzare. What more rights could they possibly want on top of MIT to warrant CLA?
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by mordae 3y ago
https://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/cc1101.pdf You might be able to get it to output raw demodulated FSK or OOK data without further processing, but I really doubt you are getting raw IQ samples from it.
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by mordae 3y ago
I am not. But it's still something any reasonable state would do when facing the possibility of war.
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by mordae 3y ago
This. US is readying to defend Taiwan. Government is obviously going to make sure no significant channels exist to go around its own propaganda. Especially if the channel has ties to China.
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by mordae 3y ago
You mean like Android does?
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by mordae 3y ago
For JSON based REST APIs httpie is somewhat easier to use.

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