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by pezezin 11mo ago
Izakaya usually only open for dinner, maybe lunch, but definitely not breakfast. Many of them also offer private rooms, which is the complete opposite of the social aspect of Spanish bars...
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by pezezin 11mo ago
I am also Spanish, living in Japan, and our bars is one the things I miss the most. Seriously, you don't realize how amazing Spanish bars are until you don't have them. Here I just stop by a konbini, grab a can coffee and a plasti
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by pezezin 11mo ago
Update: the tsunami warning has been lifted, in the end there was no major damage.
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by pezezin 11mo ago
I live in Misawa ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Misawa,_Aomori ) and work in Rokkasho ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rokkasho ), which is the area where the earthquake hit the strongest. It was quit
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by pezezin 11mo ago
Oh man, here we go again. I see way more people complaining about the supposedly toxic Rust community than actual toxic Rust fans...
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by pezezin 11mo ago
CERN is the biggest scientific facility in the world, with a huge IT group and their own IXP. Most places are not like that. Heck, I work at a much smaller particle accelerator ( https://ifmif.org ) and have met the CERN guys, and
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by pezezin 11mo ago
As a Spanish guy living in Japan, I find the Japanese system hugely complicated (or better said, antiquated), so I shudder to think how bad the American system might be...
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by pezezin 11mo ago
10 000 TWh/yr is one third of the current total electric energy generation of the whole planet, is not a small amount. Source, page 39 of the full report: https://www.iea.org/reports/global-energy-review-2025/
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by pezezin 11mo ago
I was born in 1985 and sometimes I wish I was born 10 years earlier to get to experience the heydays of the 8 and 16-bit home computers.
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by pezezin 11mo ago
This is something that I have been noticing for years. Whenever I try to imagine "the past" (any time period before I was born), I tend to imagine it with fuzzy colors and film grain, like and old movie. It takes me some conscious
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by pezezin 11mo ago
I work in fusion research, which is a way more realistic goal than AGI and yet is perpetually 20 years away, so please try to find a better analogy :P
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by pezezin 11mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argument_from_authority
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by pezezin 11mo ago
I won't be fixed by magical AI either.
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by pezezin 11mo ago
Poverty is a social and political issue, not technological. We have more than enough resources on this planet to fix it, but we don't.
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by pezezin 11mo ago
In which bizarre world is an RC script easier to understand than a systemd service file? There is nothing simple about RC scripts.
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by pezezin 11mo ago
> But while it was once common to walk into a store and find a wide array of computer-oriented furniture for sale, or visit a home and see a PC-like device semi-permanently set up in the den, it seems to be something that almost never ha
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by pezezin 11mo ago
> My recollection is that, usually, it crashed more often than that. The 50 days thing was IIRC only the time for it to be guaranteed to crash (due to some counter overflowing). I had forgotten about this issue (never got a Windows 9x su
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by pezezin 11mo ago
> (this one is arguably necessary, but they made it complicated, especially if you want to send logs to a centralized remote location or use another utility to view logs) It is not complicated at all. Recent enough versions of systemd su
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by pezezin 11mo ago
Consoles still exist, but they have evolved to use PC hardware.
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by pezezin 11mo ago
That is sad, but kind of expected. But seriously, why do the shops do that? Why does nobody complaint? Do Japanese people really like those jingles?
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by pezezin 11mo ago
I live in Japan and this is something that I will never get used to. Yes, the people are quiet, but shops are ridiculously loud. Go to any supermarket and there are seven different jingles playing in parallel! Honestly, I don't underst
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by pezezin 11mo ago
Did you forget about the Moon landings?
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by pezezin 11mo ago
The worm itself is posting the secrets in Github with the name Sha1-hulud: https://github.com/search?q=sha1-hulud&type=repositories
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by pezezin 11mo ago
Hokkaido is not close to China... it is close to Russia, I don't know what is worse xD
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by pezezin 11mo ago
That depends on your social circle. Among gamers, consoles are losing popularity and PC gaming is increasing, even in countries like Japan (where I live).
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by pezezin 11mo ago
Something like this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_Computer (but looks like I got my timing wrong, as those were proposed 25~30 years ago!)
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by pezezin 11mo ago
I have been hearing the same for the last 20 years, if not longer, and yet the consumer computer remains strong.
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by pezezin 11mo ago
I understand what you mean, and I agree. I have a similar experience: a couple of years ago I started to dip my toes into the retrogaming collecting world, and at first it was fun to get all those games that I really wanted to have as a kid
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by pezezin 11mo ago
That is only a problem if you suffer from FOMO. Otherwise there are enough PC games for a hundred lifetimes.
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by pezezin 11mo ago
Now I regretting leaving the machine vision field, I would love to use this picture in a paper xD

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