neverminder

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Google fires software engineer who claims AI chatbot is sentient(theguardian.com)
3 points by neverminder 4y ago|0 comments
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Bullshit Job(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by neverminder 4y ago|0 comments
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by neverminder 4y ago
Because women are better with people and men are better with things. A few decades of liberalism can't erase millions of years of evolution no matter what wokers would have you believe.
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by neverminder 4y ago
I can't help but feel this is a self inflicted recession. What is the reason for it? Corona? Ukraine?
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Elon Musk tells employees to return to office or ‘pretend to work’ elsewhere(theguardian.com)
9 points by neverminder 4y ago|4 comments
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by neverminder 4y ago
"early enough in the language" is really worrying at this point. I was there, at Mozilla London office in 2015 15th of May when Rust 1.0 was launched. That was 7 years ago. If you look at the history of languages, 7 years is a poi
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Dyson Zone(dyson.co.uk)
2 points by neverminder 4y ago|0 comments
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by neverminder 4y ago
Hydrogen is difficult to contain in practical volumes. Hydrogen embrittlement is a thing.
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Backyard Wood Powered Generator(motherearthnews.com)
4 points by neverminder 4y ago|0 comments
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by neverminder 4y ago
It can be worse. I live in central London and I don't even have a car. Busy lifestyle means most of the time I swing by groceries on my way back from somewhere. I don't have space in my pockets to carry bags all the time, so I end
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by neverminder 4y ago
> I noticed many months later after I turned them down that they were still trying to fill the position. This is an employer just shooting themselves in the foot. They created their own "labor shortage". These are the companies
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by neverminder 4y ago
Average commute in London is 74 minutes. Average commute in the world is 40 minutes.
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by neverminder 4y ago
So in other words Russia is being Russia. But on the flip side, this serves as battle testing and hardening before Starlink becomes more widely used.
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Elon Musk says Russia is ramping up cyberattacks on SpaceX's Starlink systems(space.com)
4 points by neverminder 4y ago|5 comments
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by neverminder 4y ago
I'm not a pilot, but isn't this plane like the easiest to pilot and thus land for someone inexperienced? If this was a jet, the passenger in question would probably be pretty screwed?
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by neverminder 4y ago
It's a Cessna though, so probably the easiest plane to land? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk-down_aircraft_landing If it was a jet plane, the ending might have been quite different.
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by neverminder 4y ago
When Starship is operational, Starlink will be the least of their problems, because US will have the capability to launch a constellation of military mega satellites with powerful lasers and optics that can spot an ant anywhere on the plane
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by neverminder 4y ago
Yeah, I remember having to drive alone across Europe before consumer GPS was a thing. I had a pile of maps and had to stop regularly to study them. But driving in cities like Berlin and Frankfurt was a nightmare - most of the time stopping
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World’s Biggest Speaker 80 Inch(alex-audio.com)
2 points by neverminder 4y ago|1 comments
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by neverminder 4y ago
Nvidia is also better for HiDPI because they use faster RAM. I have dual 4K 144Hz screens, so unfortunately for the time being I have to stick with Nvidia.
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by neverminder 4y ago
This is why I have so far avoided password managers: single point of failure. What if you forget your master password. Or worse - what if your master password is stolen?
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Runet is already there. Soon Russia will be disconnected from the Internet(gamingdeputy.com)
3 points by neverminder 4y ago|2 comments
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The history of the Gibson Black Beauty(musicradar.com)
1 points by neverminder 5y ago|0 comments
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Ed Force One: The Story of the Iron Maiden Boeing 747(simpleflying.com)
21 points by neverminder 5y ago|0 comments
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by neverminder 5y ago
I got my last 3 jobs after half an hour conversation with the lead/CTO. I'm not a "rockstar" either, just average dev. When companies are desperate to hire they don't dragg ass with infinite interviews. Of course, S
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International Marine Shipping Industry Considers Nuclear Propulsion(forbes.com)
5 points by neverminder 5y ago|0 comments
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by neverminder 5y ago
On day 1 of the invasion I have already suspected something like this. Putin, a cold blooded calculative sociopath as he always was, would have not started this insanity. So the only viable explanation is that he got diagnosed with somethin
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by neverminder 5y ago
Saboteurs? Women and children? No, this is a good way to get free hostages. The best leverage against Ukrainian men fighting is having their families in custody.
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by neverminder 5y ago
The West already tried to talk Putin to death. That didn't seem to work.
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by neverminder 5y ago
Apparently Russians also "opened" routes leading to Russia and Belarus. I mean, what kind of retarded bullshit is that? It would be literally Ukraine willingly sending hostages to the enemy.

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