neuronic

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by neuronic 6y ago
We incentivize anything that gets grants approved. It's $$$ all the way.
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by neuronic 6y ago
Tesla is increasingly losing their headstart in terms of EV innovations and technology. It's time for this stupid Elon Musk personality cult to wind down with it. Big players in the car industry will slowly push Tesla out of the market
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by neuronic 6y ago
Still better than Sonos Multiroom Speaker sync (70-75ms).
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by neuronic 6y ago
Are you also going to move your money from all major banks? Same pieces of thieving shits, same lack of accountability and punishments. USA only went after VW to put political pressure on Germany for their export surplus. It's literall
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by neuronic 6y ago
Europe here. I have been driving an ID3 nearly every day since a month or so (don't own it) and I absolutely adore the car. It's both simple and full-fledged at the same time. Voice-control is hot garbage but other than that it&#x
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by neuronic 6y ago
This is correct. Worked for a fairly large corp with lots of customer data and while I haven't witnessed breaches of said data it's pretty much a matter of time. Me and my colleagues always pushed for more secure setups and config
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by neuronic 6y ago
It's people not getting it and being plain annoyed by the second factor. YubiKey or Authenticator app on a different device... it's too inconvenient and people often only do it if forced (e.g. banks do this afaik).
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by neuronic 6y ago
I absolutely do not have a link, but I remember reading that the lipid nanoparticles are actually created by mechanical action (possibly fluid dynamics/turbulence). I thought that was pretty neat.
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by neuronic 6y ago
Maybe after 4 billion years of evolving our code we will get it right.
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by neuronic 6y ago
And smartly so. Why would they not do it if everything that would happen is the kind of discussion like OP started. "Shouldn't they be held liable?" There's a lot of accidents that happened in the West, specifically the
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by neuronic 6y ago
The lab accident isn't crazy. Happens in the West too, it's just something that will be politically weaponized against China if it were to admit it, although we just got lucky in the US and Europe before. Typical Western hypocrisy
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by neuronic 6y ago
Australia doesn't have native cat species and introduced feral cats are considered invasive and aggressively hunted and killed by the government. Feral cats decimate indiginous rodents (not the mice here).
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by neuronic 6y ago
Ah yes, the overwhelming majority of scientists is in disarray over proof of the unusually fast rate of climate change with a decades long political campaign to finally make our profit-oriented societies pay some attention to the issue.
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by neuronic 6y ago
How do you even come up with this kind of mental garbage? Do you also not fly Boeing because they are directly related to killing countless of civilians across the planet, including two nuclear weapons drops on populated cities by their B-2
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by neuronic 6y ago
30% may be bullshit but the mental health issues are clearly a problem in Germany. [German] https://www.zdf.de/nachrichten/panorama/corona-kinder-psychi...
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by neuronic 6y ago
Yes but still 7-fold increase over normal, therefore it is likely that the vaccine is the issue. The question to answer is what exactly causes this, so we can learn. It's almost unthinkable that a vaccine which has vastly greater benef
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by neuronic 6y ago
But it will be dominant if it's the only strain capable of spreading within a population immune against other strains, no?
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by neuronic 6y ago
Scaling is another factor that comes to mind, also resilience. If one part in the monolith goes haywire so will the entire application. If you can decouple and split the software into 4 applications with their own concerns, at least you hav
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by neuronic 6y ago
Another guy install Postgres on his machine, runs a git clone, connects to the VPN and initiates the jobs?
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by neuronic 6y ago
The entire point of computers is to make things easy. The Apple question "why isn't this easy" is missing from 95% of UX in modern software. Stop acting as if software devs are the only users of software. And even then: com
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by neuronic 6y ago
And somehow Photopea is fast, free and in browser and suffices for 85% of whatever people do in Adobe Photoshop.
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by neuronic 6y ago
Historically interesting: In the Soviet GDR there was a 95%+ vaccination rate and people trust Russian/Soviet vaccine science (I am from the region). Introducing Sputnik V to Germany may boost vaccine acceptance in the East. The majori
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by neuronic 6y ago
Yea because that's what drug cartels care about. Package loss is part of the process.
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by neuronic 6y ago
I thoroughly agree with you on coal! We need to get away from it as soon as possible. I just do not believe that nuclear fission power is the way anymore . 25 years ago I would have had another opinion entirely because the time frame would
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by neuronic 6y ago
Here it is again, the subtle but completely unfounded nuclear power astroturfing. Nuclear fission power is economically unfeasible and completely incapable of "saving the climate". It's a complete ruse. Any new reactor type y
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by neuronic 6y ago
This is also business as usual which is why we need to end nuclear as soon as possible. It's not like Fukushima was the only reactor with a large incident either.
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by neuronic 6y ago
It's nice of you to write that and you aren't even wrong but what is he supposed to do about it? File a case to have the business people fired? You're phrasing it as if OP is the problem but he isn't, at least not the mo
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by neuronic 6y ago
Thank you for that info, I will consider it in the future. But before that happens and before these systems are widespread, it's going to be node_modules for another while. And someone will still somehow have a 500MB folder with node_m
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by neuronic 6y ago
What will soon be the size of Jupiter is node_modules
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by neuronic 6y ago
The government doesn't have consistent communication between and even within departments, that's all really. There is no holistic understanding of things, it's just a conglomerate of BoundedContexts without good interfaces

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