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by noduerme 2mo ago
Wow! Great respect to how you've set up your publishing that way! I don't build anything for the Apple ecosystem, and haven't since around 2015, and my biggest fear was always some dreaded forced update (or new app store ja
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by noduerme 2mo ago
This is really interesting. I've worked and lived alongside Java since, like, becoming extremely proficient in AS3/ECMA5(ish) and understanding the low-level quirks of that VM, but I never dealt in Java. What's funny to me is
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by noduerme 2mo ago
I'd have to check em, it was just a guess, but I have two airs from the last decade (2009 and 2015 I think) with their original operating systems and I think one is around 10.4 and the other 10.10ish. Maybe I misunderstood your questio
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by noduerme 2mo ago
Yeah... my solution for the last 3 decades (with a grain of salt) has been to buy the most expensive decked out Apple laptop every 6 years and never, ever update the OS. This is in line with my philosophy about shoes: I only own 5 copies of
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by noduerme 2mo ago
When it's your own codebase that you know intimately, you obviously don't want it polluted, and you want to continue to understand everything that's there. For rewriting things you understand perfectly, or porting code to dif
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by noduerme 2mo ago
As someone not in the know about cryptography, I know just enought that the words "custom cryptography" scare the hell out of me.
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by noduerme 2mo ago
This is 1/10,000th of the bile that Qatar churns out with their state propaganda wing every day. Not to mention their brigades on Wikipedia and Reddit. The only surprising thing here is that Israel is so far behind in the game. There i
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by noduerme 2mo ago
Don't flatter yourself. You're not the one keeping it around. But your comment illustrates why Israel needs to exist and will continue to exist.
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by noduerme 2mo ago
I think Kim might have benefited from a little himself
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by noduerme 2mo ago
>> the worst military defeat in US history Pardon, what? The US officially lost 58,220 military personnel in Vietnam prior to withdrawing from that conflict and losing every one of its objectives. We lost 2,402 people in Afghanistan w
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by noduerme 2mo ago
The US still hasn't experienced a military coup in the 250 years of its existence. The form a military coup would take in this country would not be a coup against the elected executive branch, it would be a runaway executive branch its
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by noduerme 2mo ago
Fair enough, I guess if you want access to your entire lifetime photo collection through your phone that makes sense. As far as backups - I mean, that's just a general question of keeping your laptop backed up. I use Arq (highly recomm
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by noduerme 2mo ago
It's also not hard to just connect your phone to your laptop, copy your photos off every month or so, and clear the phone storage. I actually can't believe this isn't the normal way people do things. People pay to let Google
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by noduerme 2mo ago
which part of this is the innovation?
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by noduerme 2mo ago
If you find the story of the Kursk interesting, you should read "Darkness at Dawn" (Satter, 2003)
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by noduerme 2mo ago
out of curiosity, where's the heat for a Stirling engine coming from, or what would be the thermodynamic advantage if you were already collecting decay heat from the reactor? People breathing hotly in a tube?
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by noduerme 2mo ago
What's the story with Mac laptops? Worth a try?
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by noduerme 2mo ago
Not to sound bleak, but you're describing what things looked like to me 18 months ago. The C-suite's gonna keep pulling that ladder up until the loss of layers of knowledge come back to bite them in the ass in six years. If it eve
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by noduerme 2mo ago
One thing is for certain... the "learn to code" movement was a smug, pompous, and deeply unsympathetic response by privileged knowledge workers toward blue collar workers who experienced mass unemployment a couple times in the las
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by noduerme 2mo ago
I'm surprised they sent it for analysis and no one just ate one to check for hobbits...
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by noduerme 2mo ago
I wrote a 3d rubiks cube slot machine for my old online casino. It scrambled the cube randomly 4 times and gave the player 60 seconds to solve it by twisting up to 3 times. Lots of weird quaternion math to handle the spinning and shift key
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by noduerme 2mo ago
I buy this theory.
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by noduerme 2mo ago
huh. I remember a time not that long ago when companies had to have a plan to actually, you know, make money in order to attract investors.
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by noduerme 2mo ago
Ask Gemini why google maps doesn't have a weather layer. Its justifications are defensive rubbish, even for Gemini.
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by noduerme 2mo ago
Humans are all different. Like dogs. Chasing a ball, professionally, for millions of dollars a year, gives some very rich and famous humans a sense of purpose. Laying on a beach and surfing may fulfill a sense of purpose for other humans. S
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by noduerme 2mo ago
Idk. If I were a billionaire I'd be terrified, and not about simply finding a way to save my own skin. It would seem glaringly obvious that things can't go on in a way where 99.99% of people hate you.... I mean, not that you have
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by noduerme 2mo ago
What else had capital been doing for the last 200 years?! It works when the financing loop is not zero-sum. It only leads to catastrophe when you get too successful and start to blow bubbles or invade other countries.
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by noduerme 2mo ago
Right, so... like yes, leaving net wealth aside, what Elon spends in a year on necessary purchases may be 0.1% of his net income, and I spend maybe 20% of my income, and a person making minimum wage spends 90% of their income, so it's
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by noduerme 2mo ago
I mean, but, if everyone gets $12k, then doesn't $12k mean nothing? If I'm buying a car or a house, and the guy I'm bidding against is getting a $12k check, and so did I, then he ups his offer and I match it so doesn't
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by noduerme 2mo ago
I mean, it's obviously that they think they're going way beyond LLMs to get to something that is profitable, like some ultimate goldmine of intelligence. But if they miss that target by a hair or two, can we buy some of that RAM

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