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by pas 1y ago
PoW might not work for long, but Anubis is very nice: https://anubis.techaro.lol/ That said ... putting part of your soul into machine format so you can put it on on the big shared machine using your personal machine and ex
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by pas 1y ago
why? what's better?
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by pas 1y ago
I propose main character syndrome as explanation. Reading too many blogs, thinking we are one of the cognoscenti, projecting ourselves a bit too close to the big polymath plasma screen in the sky, and eventually just ending up as ash in the
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by pas 1y ago
for anyone else interested in the analog implementation, I found this :) https://www.digikey.ee/en/articles/how-to-implement-hardware...
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by pas 1y ago
can you recommend some reading about the topic? also maybe point to some specs that require (and describe?) fully correct debouncing? thanks!
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by pas 1y ago
> a massive shell that is hollow inside /s aren't we all? /? > nature of the surface? so Jupiter is 317.8 M⊕, this thing is around 80-150, but ... Saturn is right there at 80 ... so unlikely to have a solid surface, but
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by pas 1y ago
this sounds interesting but it's a bit too early here for me. by any chance can we (not simply a royal we :D) ask you to provide a code example (of a correct implementation), or a link to one? many thanks!
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by pas 1y ago
offering TOTP MFA auth is important for people who actually keep at least some minimal boundary between their passwords and TOTP seeds.
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by pas 1y ago
You are not the target audience, you are not even an outlier, it's probably time to accept this and look for long-term solutions that allow you to interface with the "mainstream".
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by pas 1y ago
Spotify has terrible UX in general. You can't even copy the fucking track title. Try multi-account containers so no need to log out? (Or Island on Android?)
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by pas 1y ago
Great. At that point there will be a real market niche for people who (can, want, might) think a bit different.
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by pas 1y ago
Spain does that but in general the US tax rate on the middle class is low compared to Europe
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by pas 1y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foreign_earned_income_exclus... a tax credit of more than 130K USD ... for most expats this seems like completely negating their US taxe burden, no?
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by pas 1y ago
or lab grown leather? (but it seems leather is not a very interesting target for substitution as there's no market for it? https://www.latimes.com/business/story/2019-08-18/america-is... though this is f
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by pas 1y ago
Not to mention that a better paid public defender system (and courts) would help too. Cases are backlogged too much, and so on. Not to mention the abysmally low number of police per capita (compared to EU countries). Funding, funding, fundi
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by pas 1y ago
A lot of people proposed alternative remedies, shitty parents shouldn't let their kids see porn. (Then of course the trick is that older kids will show porn to younger ones just to mess with them. Of course ID requirements won't f
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by pas 1y ago
Software was less complicated. Not that many layers, not that many supported platforms/configurations, etc. Networking was simpler, if any. And in general, pushing updates was not near zero-cost like today. So there was a bit of QA.
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by pas 1y ago
peer pressure used to be a pretty important (and efficient) tool for society to control itself. not every decision needs a cost-benefit analysis. though chomping down that many pounds of nice ribeye steaks has a not insignificant cost. to m
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by pas 1y ago
One likely significant factor is the Baumol effect. As mass-produced things get cheaper everything that requires a lot of manual labor gets relatively more and more expensive. This is basically the Abbott baby formula shortage but for this
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by pas 1y ago
it's usually both. things are not cost-effective, too many things happen at muni/county level, but of course at higher levels there's a huge backlog (due to lack of competence, due to low spend), plus the US is huge and spars
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by pas 1y ago
the sans-IO approach seems roughly correct libraries provide pure processing machines that pull data in through well defined input functions (and output through return), and then it's up to the callsite (or host code or however we want
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by pas 1y ago
Hungary -> Spain
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by pas 1y ago
you went from 10USD to thousands in a few sentences. self-hosting has a lot of degrees. if you want your own TLD and peer with Tier1s, then it's astronomical, woo! But using dynDNS is also an option. Especially if you compare to non-s
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by pas 1y ago
tiny correction Next is not an SPA (you can in theory write one using NextJS, but by default it's an MPA with aggressive prefetch)
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by pas 1y ago
You are mixing up linkability/history and being an MPA/SPA. Many websites simply have some session/state dependent page.
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by pas 1y ago
how would a group hound the processors in the other direction? also, how are these "puritan" groups doing the hounding? I mean, are they threatening some kind of legal action? based on old (or not so old) obscenity laws? could the
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by pas 1y ago
it's absolutely not a problem that people are writing more JS/TS than Rust. if that Rust is for decades and the JS/TS gets thrown out in 1 year. there's a lot of shitty C being written still around the world yet the Ru
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by pas 1y ago
nah, in general there's a serious industry-wide push for this. software testing is changing (involve QAs early so they can help with the spec so when they get the software they know what to test against), agile is about delivering smal
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by pas 1y ago
The market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent.
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by pas 1y ago
uh, can you please explain the "joke" for those who are not ... yeah, so I understand that UK Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood, is the representative of Birmingham (where Black Sabbath and Ozzy are from), but why is it considered

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