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by pdntspa 2y ago
Are you ensuring against any other black swan catastrophes or just this one?
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by pdntspa 2y ago
Many of us don't want any outside content. Just our friends. There is no way to engage with the platform to produce that sort of feed without hacking something. Besides, even for my interests, I don't want to see a bunch of random
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by pdntspa 2y ago
You're advocating for locking up anyone that fits a certain profile. The vast majority who are going to be innocent. We've been down this road, it does not end well for anyone.
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by pdntspa 2y ago
Everyday We Stray Further From God
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by pdntspa 2y ago
And how many of those mentally ill kids are going to actually shoot anything up? Very, very, very few, if any at all. So what about everyone else? Just, like, what... fuck em? Hurray we saved people from something we aren't even sure e
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by pdntspa 2y ago
ChatGPT answers don't differ that much without being prompted to do so
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by pdntspa 2y ago
Yes. Intel just fired a bunch of workers while the CEO just got paid $179m? I bet he could cover all those workers' salaries and still live a comfortable life. But he (and every other CEO) doesn't.
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by pdntspa 2y ago
Taking money from the greedy.... I like it!
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by pdntspa 2y ago
Mainly in a job that forced me to use them (data mining). There are interactive tools that help you visualize what is going on, they are immensely helpful.
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by pdntspa 2y ago
Honestly, 10% above costs would put a lot of people far more into the black than they currently are, because you are failing to account for ongoing expenses which raises said cap by a lot. To say nothing that most folks are struggling to ma
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by pdntspa 2y ago
Businesses are not people (despite what the law tries to make you think), and people should not be bound by the same limits as businesses.
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by pdntspa 2y ago
That would be amazing! More businesses need a costs-plus gun held to their head.
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by pdntspa 2y ago
Not sure what this has to do with anything, external and backup drives are cheap and cloud storage is even more cheap.
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by pdntspa 2y ago
Depends, do you know how to use Remote Desktop? There are RDP or VNC clients for all of the above.
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by pdntspa 2y ago
> I think a lot of this is developers intentionally blurring the line between local and cloud storage. If you were a layman iPhone user, would you be able to confidently tell me which of your photos are stored in iCloud and which are sto
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by pdntspa 2y ago
This is aimed directly at millenials; schoolteachers have been sounding the alarm on this for the past 10-15 years.
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by pdntspa 2y ago
My generation dropped the ball on teaching computer literacy
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by pdntspa 2y ago
"Self-hosted" ... on something that very much used to be a fairly simple desktop app... JDownloader anyone? Or yt-dlp ????
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by pdntspa 2y ago
Nothing that afraid.org hasn't been doing for years at this point.... Which got me into a 4-year exploration of FreeBSD! I'm still a bit sad I had to replace it with Proxmox on Debian to get what I wanted.
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by pdntspa 2y ago
What does assigned seating have to do with their pricing model?
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by pdntspa 2y ago
> Fine if there's also an app for those who want, but I don't want to install an app to listen to a specific audio stream. I have VLC and it's enough. "But muh branding!!!" - Every marketer and UX designer every
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by pdntspa 2y ago
And what psychopath is trying to parse the output of ls? None of this makes any sense to me, and I write Ruby for my day job.
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by pdntspa 2y ago
The Vienna Secession is probably my favorite of all the historical art movements. There was an early art zine called Ver Sacrum. My personal favorite artist of this scene, Koloman Moser, made a lot of the covers and included artwork, as wel
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by pdntspa 2y ago
Honestly this whole thing reeks of some sort of data grab dressed up as an "innovative" new feature. They probably wanted a bunch of new training material for their AI projects, and this is what they came up with.
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by pdntspa 2y ago
It's weird this requires a "security exclave" rather than just wiring the light into the circuitry that activates the camera.
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by pdntspa 2y ago
On Collecting Results in Temporary Variables - His 'more idiomatic' code is both harder to read (arguably) and harder to debug. In his "bad" example, it is very easy to set a breakpoint at each important step of the func
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by pdntspa 2y ago
So I loaded a design on this into PrusaSlicer and it informed me the partition STL had a ton of open edges that needed some fixing. The fixed result appears fine but I am wondering about that.
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by pdntspa 2y ago
I would consider 45 fps "solid" for my needs. I rarely saw it dip below 30 for me That said I did see some weird framerates on my AMD system... standing on the bridge of your ship overlooking the planet tanked the framerate hard.
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by pdntspa 2y ago
It's a crude tool but most developers aren't particularly responsive to anything save for what the moneypigs... I mean publisher... wants
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by pdntspa 2y ago
The orbital strikes are effectively unlimited in most cases. I like that this game isn't afraid to give you powerful toys. The devs balance the game around your weapons, not the other way around. Plus, general execution is top notch an

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