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by nocsi 3y ago
It’s like the twilight zone in this thread. You argued that buying physical games is throwing away money. Then proceeded to say subscription services are actually better. Kinda absurd, if I don’t like any games on game pass then that’s mone
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by nocsi 3y ago
Advertisers would get their hands on your data and figure out you’re predisposed to certain foods and stress eating. With that information, they can tailor ads more specific to your genetic traits.
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by nocsi 3y ago
You’re basically describing a gene bomb. A bio weapon specifically coded to go after certain genetic make up. Doctors want it and so does the CIA.
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by nocsi 3y ago
Perfect timing, just finished purging alpinejs from my elixir projects in favor of LiveJS.
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by nocsi 3y ago
They need to make servers automatically publish onto the web. It’ll bridge that gap between Discord & Reddit wherein discussions can be discoverable. Plus all of that can be indexed and crawled
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by nocsi 3y ago
Kinda goes against the ALA Library Bill of Rights to deny the homeless access to information. Rather than blocking access, they should've just throttled it and enforced a captive portal every 15 minutes after hours.
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by nocsi 3y ago
Not to be confused w/ "pregnancy brain" that occurs during and up to 1 year after pregnancy in women. https://www.nature.com/articles/nn.4458
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by nocsi 3y ago
When you're too big of a customer that you can't be shut out. Strategic toxism
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by nocsi 3y ago
There's https://native.live if you want to deploy it as a native app. You can also embed React Components into LiveView if you wanted. Elixir can be anywhere you want it to be.
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by nocsi 3y ago
What if you ask it to include comments in the JSON explaining its choices
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by nocsi 3y ago
New York is also the financial hub of the country. Removing non-competes creates a culture where employees can readily jump ship from their companies and form their startups w/o recourse. Not sure if that Silicon Valley culture makes s
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by nocsi 3y ago
> Are there a lot of issues with non-competes? I've def heard stories, but it's usually related to poaching scenarios where a contractor gets hired by the company that they are contracting with. There's no issue unless the
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by nocsi 3y ago
Utah also wanted to pipe in ocean water from the pacific. Maybe these states should figure out how to respect the water they receive from their Colorado river allotment, rather than pillaging resources elsewhere.
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by nocsi 3y ago
And for the people not on Reddit, they’re having their discussions in discord. So much for the web.
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by nocsi 3y ago
Is Google biased, or are it’s users biased? If someone is looking up something technical or diagnosing a problem, the most recent post on StackOverflow would be more relevant. Old stuff can be important, but if users searches mostly compris
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by nocsi 3y ago
There appears to be two sides to Apple TV+. There’s neutered, offend nobody side, then there’s incredible content scattered about. Tehran and Drops of God were some wild rides.
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by nocsi 3y ago
That’s kinda how it is on Mac unless you want to implement it all via the accessibility api. Even if you go down that route, you’re still limited in window layout and monitoring. A lot of projects end up having to disable sip and hooking th
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by nocsi 3y ago
> Also, the standard for cryptographic security tends to be "better than brute force". 65 minutes to extract a key is orders of magnitude better. That's why certain agencies prioritizing collection over real-time cracking.
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by nocsi 3y ago
Navy Research had funding for adaptive networks like you’re describing a couple years back. Should probably dig up the RFPs and see how that’s going
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by nocsi 3y ago
It’s not just Amazon to blame, there’s just a shit ton more people living in Seattle with many tech companies having offices here. The main problem for traffic is actually a driver culture clash between transplants and native Washington dri
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by nocsi 3y ago
Between student loans payment deferrals, interest rate hikes and staggered layoffs - the actual recession keeps getting delayed. Technically there isn’t anything surprising if you keep a watch out for bubbles, in which there are currently m
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by nocsi 3y ago
It’s the same threat space as those placing card skimming machines. It’s not like people are falling for this at a large scale. The ones that should care are the restaurants, since customers will just report the fraud and get refunded. In t
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by nocsi 3y ago
You can already do that. Just turn on your tv and remote play in, it’ll be seen as another controller.
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by nocsi 3y ago
So I can play tucked in bed. Most of my ps5 gameplay has been that 1 hour window of time before I fall asleep
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by nocsi 3y ago
There’s a market segment of people that do coding tutorials with their iPads at bedtime. You’re not going to sit in actual vim since really, the target audience wants micro lessons
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by nocsi 3y ago
The more money you have, the less you hear. Why is it homes are the cheapest next to airports? Because planes on their flight path will drive you crazy. People don’t tolerate noise. It’s the poor people that do, the ones that can’t control
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by nocsi 3y ago
tl;dr it’s fetanyl. Youths are adverse to drinking but have insanely easy access and willingness to do fet. I see more and more high school age kids joining the junkies in the streets of Seattle. It’s really wild to me to constantly see hig
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by nocsi 3y ago
They already do that now. People are getting phished for their sms codes. As a side note, my local news just reported a big crime spree of people robbing cashless places. They have the manager log into the clover POS machines and issue refu
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by nocsi 3y ago
At least so far Apple has been so far more ethical than other fruit companies. No wars or banana republics as of yet
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by nocsi 3y ago
It’s Chinas way of humbling their tech workers and giving them a reminder. Bored youth isn’t a big deal - they’re all going to be plenty busy if Xi comes through on his 2027 plans

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