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by motoboi 5y ago
Yeah. Think about years-of-sexual-abuse-and-physical-torture-by-a-relative trauma. Think about locked-in-a-basement-forced-to-eat-excrement trauma. Think about forced-for-years-to-rape-your-brother trauma. This is the kind of thing that cre
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by motoboi 5y ago
Some near death experiences have a nightmare like structure.
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by motoboi 5y ago
For those thinking this is too cliché to be true, this has many elements common to near death experience recounts. The bliss, the light, the tunnel or other structure (river in this case) leading to loved ones, an entity explaining the need
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by motoboi 5y ago
Apple has too many cash on their hands. God knows how many hyper well funded projects they have. Not my definition of balsy project. Balsy would be risking the business level of funding. This is peanuts money level of risk. They didn’t told
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by motoboi 5y ago
In my experience, running on firefox is just faster and more responsive. Even WhatsApp, which seemed to be a pretty light app, run smoother on Firefox than chrome or electron.
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by motoboi 5y ago
The feeling your got from looking at the graph come from the idea that the red line represent absolute values. It’s actually an average of the real value as that is a really big difference and of the reasons why it’s very easy to lie with s
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by motoboi 5y ago
Nice to see how this move can be an architectural blunder by itself.
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by motoboi 5y ago
I can’t recommend enough the book Cubed. It’s the history of the idea of the office. The evolution of the open plan is told in a fascinating way, but also the origin of the office worker. https://www.goodreads.com/book/
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by motoboi 5y ago
So ʻOumuamua was actually the sail, the real probe arriving in 2014? #joke
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by motoboi 5y ago
I have been using jetbrains gateway solution. I've seen lots of improvements but unfortunately it's still awful. I'm using mostly Visual Code + Remote SSH (which would be wonderful if visual code was a gread IDE, which it&#x2
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by motoboi 5y ago
Nowadays I just keep reading, if possible without clicking anything. Sometimes all I can get is 200 pixels of vertical reading space, but heck, fuck your cookies. Sometimes I can’t scroll and just close the site
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Obsidian Dwarf Gang Member
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I remember reading something concrete last year maybe was this: https://www.wolframphysics.org/bulletins/2020/05/event-horiz...
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No. But I'm replying to the OP argument that his physics career began with the book.
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I suppose you are not familiar with his early career as a physicist, publishing in the field since he was 15 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephen_Wolfram#Early_career
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by motoboi 5y ago
He writes in a very marketing-informed way. He clearly point to (his) previous work, clearly and repeatedly remembers the reader how amazing is the things he is trying to do, and shameless link (both in text and via hiperlinks) to his own e
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by motoboi 5y ago
Doomsday devices and Mutually Assured Destruction where invented by those not wanting to destroy civilization. They're actually pacifist devices. Their very reason of existence it to remove power from those _wanting_ to use the bomb. I
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by motoboi 5y ago
Yes. You don’t need a model in ram memory, NVME disks are fine.
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America has one.
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by motoboi 5y ago
It’s not just capacity to counter-strike, but willingness to do so. This is a whole game theory thing that was developed in could war. To be willing to kill millions even if it was pointless is part of the game: the enemy must be completely
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by motoboi 5y ago
He is absolutely correct. MAD is for deterrence. If your enemy already launched the missiles, there is no point in killing millions just for revenge. Obviously, you cannot have this benevolent mindset in the first place, because your enemy
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by motoboi 5y ago
> The over-gigabit speeds are hyperbole Certainly not. At home right now I'm getting 566Mbs, but my personal router is 2x2. At work, I get consistently 1.2gigabit on imac.
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by motoboi 5y ago
I'm not sure what you are talking about. If your neighbour's ap appears at your house, at 5Ghz, means that either you are very close or his house if basically transparent to 5Ghz (lots of windows maybe?). There is no such limited
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by motoboi 5y ago
yeah. one wifi router (or ap if you want) per room (or on per two rooms). In a mesh network. Interconnected via wireless (not regular wifi). this is the way. Or you can plug a cable in your notebook and be happy.
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by motoboi 5y ago
Think about how far from the atomic bomb we were at the dawn of the day Einsten sat down to think how fun it would be to ride a light ray. And how for we were at the end of that same day. There is not garantee that AGI research will follow
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by motoboi 5y ago
UPDATE: It's fine to plug a cable if you want. I’m so tired of trying to convince friends to get a mesh Wi-Fi network. Guys, it’s 2022: get a Wi-Fi device per room (or one per two rooms) and be happy with your gigabit bulletproof Wi-Fi
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by motoboi 5y ago
Well, he can delete all records about who has now many credits.
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by motoboi 5y ago
> That's how the decision was made, based on one old guys feelings. Isn't this how all decisions get made on a company?
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by motoboi 5y ago
Just as a side note, people give Starbuck literally billions every year. Not sure what would happend if starbucks get hacked and lost people money.
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Yes. People worked hard for electronic dollars to be transferred to their electronic wallets. They tried to use some of that digital money (in another electronic format) in a digital game, but the game got hacked and now those dollars are s

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