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by nirui 1y ago
You forgot to mention the hypnotizing video. You can get people to do anything for you after letting them watch it in repeat for more than half an hour.
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by nirui 1y ago
Interestingly, or rather disappointingly, it looked like the "Fear-Mongering Marketing" is actually working. YouTube creator ColdFusion recently uploaded a video titled "Gen Z Graduates Are in Crisis" ( https:/&#x2F
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by nirui 1y ago
Congrats on your new gig. About the AI thing, based on my readings, I feel that more and more dev and companies are realizing the true utility value of AI programming tools after the hype, i.e. it's useful but not going to replace prog
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by nirui 1y ago
I think the title of the original article itself should be changed to "Too bad life in International Space Station would suck", as many examples are based on ISS experience. If your vessel can do constant 1G acceleration/de
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by nirui 1y ago
I wouldn't blame that on people, most people ARE fundamentally peaceful, rather, it's the (as I like to call it) "different interests" causing all these troubles. Everyone is different in their personalities and their me
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by nirui 1y ago
IMO, I2P and Tor were never a solution to this, they are anonymization networks, which adds their own requirement on how to use it, and most people don't need anonymization. These protocols are slow and complex, thus not user friendly.
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by nirui 1y ago
> We don’t need more “alternatives” to the cloud. We need a shift in architecture—from platform-centric to protocol-centric systems. Nice idea, but that alone is not enough. The POP3/SMTP protocol is still a server-client based mode
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by nirui 1y ago
> Chinese military wanted to pull something similar off they'd ship components in and assemble them inside the States Then why don't they just source drone parts directly from local vendors? I mean, you can literally build all-
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by nirui 1y ago
> US first position themselves to reject manufacturing as an undesirable industry I'm a Chinese let me just point out the obvious here: it's not that US "rejected" manufacturing, it's simply that the US at that t
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by nirui 1y ago
> Not saying that's likely, but it is possible. I'm afraid that's not how things work. For example, it is possible for everyone to self-host their own service, it's true and everyone can do that right now. However, th
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by nirui 1y ago
> Imagine a world where your library card includes 100GB of encrypted file storage, photo-sharing and document collaboration tools, and media streaming services — all for free. But why should a (public) library be interested in providing
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by nirui 1y ago
> It's actually best to do most of your activity undernourished, as it helps develop true intuitive nutrition feedback sensation. You'll start to sense how every macro and salt feels when you ingest it. Not exactly my experienc
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by nirui 1y ago
You guys are nitpicking on the name while I clicked the link seriously thinking it's cool and could help to shrink my bellyfat.
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by nirui 1y ago
Ignoring is not how it works. Internet is a basically huge social circle, if not enough people got on broad, a site can die out really quickly. I've observed quite few examples of small community closed down because no one was there an
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by nirui 1y ago
I'm feeling/guessing the expiration is more of a flow-with-tradition thing. TLS certificates expires, it's part of the security feature, so why not Secure Boot certificates too? And of course, it gives the root certificate is
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by nirui 1y ago
Protip: you need to pull the kid when his trying to pull VLC out of the river ice. I was sitting there for a half minute watching him doing it without realizing I'm part of the action. But what do I know? His not asking for help and I&
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by nirui 1y ago
Damn! That's dark. I should've read the article first, but I did not. Sorry. I kinda understand the false guilt these postmasters must have felt when they were wrongfully accused. These people should not be dead like that, those w
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by nirui 1y ago
Not weird at all if people don't strictly follow a standard. The world of programming, just like the real world, has a lot of misguided doctrines that looked really good on paper, but not on application. For example: "_links
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by nirui 1y ago
That's exactly what I meant to say ;)
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by nirui 1y ago
Is the article a translation from Chinese? You have to have some deep knowledge on Chinese net slang and Huawei slang to correctly understand it. And all that unnecessary emotional expressions. All of it made the article hard to read. Here&
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by nirui 1y ago
I noticed there's no word such as smart, bright, clever or wise mentioned in the sentence above. Just an observation, nothing else.
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by nirui 1y ago
Soham the remote work hacker(s)*. * The extended meaning of "hacking" is required to correctly understand this sentence.
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by nirui 1y ago
There's actual good reason for that. the X Formally Known As Twitter company has a content weighting system that punishes external links, regardless where the link is pointed to. So apparently Mr. Soham did the smartest thing to give t
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by nirui 1y ago
> Under the Energy Labelling Regulation, smartphones and tablets must display information on energy efficiency, battery lifespan and resistance to dust, water and accidental drops. Just my two cents and a bit of reckoning: You guys know
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by nirui 1y ago
The example on the page don't really do it justice, because both of them are O(4), and the time delay is arbitrary. The "" example should only consist of 3 operations: Dawn: REQUEST, Tim: RESPOND, Dawn: CLOSE. For example: &q
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by nirui 1y ago
> SanDisk/WD... noticed that they were sensitive to brownouts Damn, I had a hit on this but this test made it clear. I have few SBCs with SanDisk TF cards as their data storage. Those were powered with a cheap USB power adapter, and
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by nirui 1y ago
I recently, meaning hours ago, had this delightful experience watching the Eric of Google, which everybody love, including he's extra curricular girl friend and wife, talking about AI. He seemed to believe AI is under-hyped after tried
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by nirui 1y ago
Here's my admiration. If I don't take a shower every two days, my hair will be so soiliy I can't even sleep.
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by nirui 1y ago
> PhDs who can’t even Not a good point. I've experienced PhDs who can't (even, some may add) write shell script. Maybe they just hate the syntax, or specifically the $ symbol, maybe both. But, they did do fine job otherwise and
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by nirui 1y ago
I'm glad it worked out for you, but the testimony is objectively somewhat anecdote. Opposite to your testimony, I know one designer who's an out sourced contractor for a game company. The last time we talked, he's genuinely w

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