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redisman
6y ago
Error: Secret UV ink is empty. Please contact NSA for a new cartridge.
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redisman
6y ago
Bitcoin also runs on infrastructure that is backed by the exact same forces. Networks, electricity, the computers. You couldn't have Bitcoin if those resources weren't protected by your government. Otherwise I can for example find
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redisman
6y ago
Commission some basic art about it?
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redisman
6y ago
A pyramid is a more psychologically powerful scam as many people actually get big returns and become true believers. Made up assets are more akin to the tulip mania and such.
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redisman
6y ago
Same reason that WeWork was magically worth 100x equivalent real estate companies because Adam Neumann was so cool and quirky.
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redisman
6y ago
I interviewed with one of these startup with these .ai domains. I was super impressed that somehow they could decode human speech over a phone into orders. Until I asked them about that and they had a call center farm that does all that. An
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redisman
6y ago
I think some merchandise or some other memento would've maybe worked? A t-shirt or a hat
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redisman
6y ago
Well since "ICO"s seem to be dead you gotta come up with something new to split the fools from their money.
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redisman
6y ago
This is a news event related meme site. Of course you should use what you have muscle memory for so you can ship it in one day. Who cares if some other framework the author doesn't know would have done the job
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redisman
6y ago
At least on the high end the fab process is fully booked and can't keep up with demand. A new generation of CPUs, GPUs and consoles couldn't be handled and they've been out of stock since October/November. I'm sure
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redisman
6y ago
Maybe that's the real cause to the global chip shortage. Some AI is diverting the orders to some Frankenstein warehouse somewhere until it can calculate how to terminate all humans.
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redisman
6y ago
I know its kind of a unpopular opinion but to me ML is likely a local maxima of applied statistics and not one that leads to any kind of "real" AI.
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redisman
6y ago
What do you mean by recycled in this case? From my understanding you can pretty much only grind it down to garbage filler and maybe press it into some primitive shape. It’ll never become cling film or whatever again
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redisman
6y ago
I don’t think that’s true. Sure the petrodollar might be a small boost but it’s hardly what’s propping up the super power status. The US has a ton of soft and hard power still. Military, internal market, businesses, banks, the justice syste
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6y ago
The US doesn't want war with China. Especially not for the human rights of muslims. US and China both reap the majority of the rewards of the current system of trade. Why would either country want hell on earth as opposed to the status
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redisman
6y ago
Getting enough calories to survive from a backyard garden is very tricky. I dabble in it and probably get like <500 calories per year. To survive you’d need staples like wheat but that takes almost a year and even potatoes take 3 months
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redisman
6y ago
I remember seeing this many years ago when svn was the most popular version control unlike that absurd cvs
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redisman
6y ago
Is mania a desired state though? It's very chaotic and we already have adderall. I would guess it was more of a facsimile of happiness than a productivity hack. I'm partying all day, my mood is chemically elevated so surely this i
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redisman
6y ago
Well if someone should have a computer generated portrait I can’t think of anyone better
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redisman
6y ago
> It is unlikely that Nvidia and AMD will want to use Intel as their foundry. Why not? Nvidia seems to be very pragmatic in their foundry picks on what's available for example.
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redisman
6y ago
How is his statement any different from saying too much of our oil comes from the Middle East or too much of our wine from Europe? Or are all those also forbidden statements?
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redisman
6y ago
Looks great. I’m getting to learn go in my new role so this will help me get up to speed before I start
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redisman
6y ago
Huh? We’ve all been talking about predator drones for well over a decade
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redisman
6y ago
Yeah it is tiny. I just sent more than 10 applications during the holidays for fun with two failed onsites and maybe a third to show for it.
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redisman
6y ago
The FAANG interview is hard dude. I feel like I could maybe get in if I took a 6 month study break for it which is totally unrealistic. I tried a few times at the top 10 companies (except ones I consider immoral) and even got pretty far at
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redisman
6y ago
Is Twitch any better than Youtube for the creators though? It has the same distribution of top 100 performers who make amazing- to decent- day job salaries and then the other 99.5% are left fighting for scraps. I've watched a few guys
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redisman
6y ago
> I do think there is a version of YouTube that could result in "better" content whilst employing more people. Patreon? The only thing is that it still requires a 3rd party discovery tool with a huge reach where Youtube comes i
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redisman
6y ago
I guess we're waiting to find out if Trump or someone will start writing there. The current big boys are all non-woke center left/right so they're not actually at all outrageous to the general public.
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redisman
6y ago
A software engineer starting a bake shop doesn't exactly sound like someone looking for a "scalable" business.
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redisman
6y ago
What’s it about?
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