rightbyte

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by rightbyte 4mo ago
Sure. I guess the intent is the main difference.
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by rightbyte 4mo ago
Yeah like, what evil does Netflix do other than autoplaying the next episode? Like ... it is not just not the same league but different fields.
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by rightbyte 4mo ago
Does that work with https and dns over https?
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by rightbyte 4mo ago
Why would the law make exemptions for running the search on on a computer that has the database.
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by rightbyte 4mo ago
It would be funny if the "improvement dial" measured amplifier gain in a linear scale. Except just being bogus, what could it show that "improves" the signal? It can't lower the noise.
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by rightbyte 4mo ago
> Your forgetting the nonsense a defense attorney will conjure. > How do you know he didn't buy the car from the thief? How is that nonsense? Possessing stolen property doesn't prove you stole it. That would among other issu
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by rightbyte 4mo ago
Yes. When someone with Hotmail signed up it mauled all your contacts somehow with an invite.
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by rightbyte 4mo ago
Somewhat like my old Hotmail account. Suddenly MS demanded 2FA to the alternate mail that I didn't have access to anymore when I tried to delete it after not logging in for two decades and I was locked out from it.
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by rightbyte 4mo ago
Case on point is Youtube where a lot of almost good amateurs give a lot of advice on niche channels on things they hardly master.
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by rightbyte 4mo ago
Nah I just think you are so overwhelmed that "=" having a different meaning lh and rh is just too much. It is hard to remember how hard it was.
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by rightbyte 4mo ago
> No tech people should be allowed near politics in any capacity. No we need more politics. The 'no politics' is a petite bourgeoisie moral escape hatch.
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by rightbyte 4mo ago
Delegating questions to experts seem reasonable?
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by rightbyte 4mo ago
Surely access to a Watson in Jeopardy would be a nice way to query "How old is Lady Gaga" or "What is the capital of Australia" at the time?
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by rightbyte 4mo ago
> We're running approximations on classic computers but estimate that we'd save billions if we could reach optimum. Wont some Monte Carlo sim get you quite close?
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by rightbyte 4mo ago
Growing what exactly. Seems like a spam issue or some sort of automatic circular commit chain between alot of projects.
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by rightbyte 4mo ago
Ye it is kinda beautiful just not how I imagined. I thought there would be barriers for randoms like me. But that does not seem to be a problem where I live at all. I was unwarrantedly cynical about the political system, locally. YMMV.
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by rightbyte 5mo ago
I think it is some sort of virtue signaling of being grifters and abusing the system for short term profit etc.
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by rightbyte 5mo ago
I really miss those tools. They were magic but need for responsive design messed them up...
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by rightbyte 5mo ago
Exactly which types of politicians, judges etc would be targeted by liability do you think? The unrighteous politicians? The judges in favour of those in power?
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by rightbyte 5mo ago
I know we should nitpick designs too mich here but the right on that page should share some margin with the landing page...
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by rightbyte 5mo ago
Ye I more or less got scared with how fast you gain real influence as a local politician by just showing up to some party meetings. I thought there would be a longer vetting period but it is like "oh you breath and don't cite oppo
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by rightbyte 5mo ago
It is a fancy responsive design. But with no margins.
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by rightbyte 5mo ago
Maybe you stumbled upon a degradation from them improving pelican bicycles.
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by rightbyte 5mo ago
> Rule by administrators (or bureaucrats) is just as opaque/unaccountable/corrupt I don't agree. The division of power is most likely preferable. Otherwise the politician also become the beurocrat but way more arbitrary.
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by rightbyte 5mo ago
Isn't that a way of saying working with the grain of the material?
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by rightbyte 5mo ago
Ye this modern view that more and more assumes polarisation of stands on matters is kinda annoying. I don't support deanonymization.
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by rightbyte 5mo ago
I interpreted you as it was the parents responsibility to protect their children, ye. I don't argue for a surveillance state. Authoritarians push authoritarian policies with convinient excuses. I do understand that. I think there need
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by rightbyte 5mo ago
You argue against "individualist societies" but then blame "their parents" for not coping with the kinda impossible task of protecting their kids from big tech or the surveillance state. It is a collective problem with c
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by rightbyte 5mo ago
You'd just call printf from assembly by knowing the ABI by heart.
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by rightbyte 5mo ago
It is not their money though. It is the stock owners' so they don't care either.

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