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541.
by rvba 3y ago
Reminds me a bit by "mystery of time and space" flash game. That someone is rewriting in html5 https://github.com/calculuswhiz/HTML5-MOTAS
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by rvba 3y ago
How can we know if not all other blobs in Linux are not spyware? I think there is a small de-blobbed kernel but it is unpopular
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by rvba 3y ago
Because there are billions of people in Africa, India, Pakistan and so on. And you cant just let them all in. Millions would come even from second tier countries if they could. Look at any war conflict, refugees would come to the western co
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Hyperbolic 29 sliding puzzle [video](youtube.com)
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by rvba 3y ago
You could write a memoire with more details in 10-20 years and publish it. It would be nice who pushed for this, why, didnt they understand that it will be a disaster? Didnt they understand power users? Even moderation issues, but (as far a
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by rvba 3y ago
> So - given that we don’t know upfront what level of granularity each customer will need, we store every single location update. Maybe Im cynical but interesting that "the business" didnt start to check it to cut costs. I know
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by rvba 3y ago
You describe theory. In practice, the price will not drop for you at all, but will increase much for others, or they will be unable to get insurance. In fact your price will propably increase since more overhead needs to be allocated to few
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by rvba 3y ago
Those Ukrainian concrete buildings can take a bomb and still stand...
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by rvba 3y ago
Maybe you know why TVs cannot swap channels immediatelly but with this 1 second of static?
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by rvba 3y ago
Is that true that one can see everyone's salary in Finland? Or was it only for those above EUR 100k? Can people outside of Finland see it? Doesnt this attract thieves? They know whom to rob. What is the impact on dating scene? Do rich
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by rvba 3y ago
Sounds like recreating Doom. Or Linux.
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by rvba 3y ago
Training data costs zero? What is the training data anwyay? Books? (Is it legal to use non public domain, wait whom am I kidding) Reddit posts scrapped from the site? (Without clean up there are lots of bad subreddits) Wikipedia? Of course
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by rvba 3y ago
Why is it rounded down?
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by rvba 3y ago
You omitted to answer the question why the equipment wasnt simply put higher.
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by rvba 3y ago
How strong are the sonars used by those ships? Do they hurt / kill fish and other sea creatures? I read that they made whales deaf. Obviously military does not care about that.
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by rvba 3y ago
It sounds fake, especially as the solution would be to get the original equipment higher, instead of buying new equipment? Also why not lay a cable.
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by rvba 3y ago
Will EU ever allow them in? With the problem of Hungary vetoing a lot (to help Russia) letting B&H in does not look smart. B&H comes with its own bag of problems too.
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by rvba 3y ago
Or a Chinese pretending to be an eastern european or israeli pretending to be a chinese? In such setup nothing bad happens in such a leak.
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by rvba 3y ago
That is just normal marketing. Also "37,000 views on YouTube" mentioned in the article sounds pathetic. What is the RoI here?
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by rvba 3y ago
For me it sounds that they read the messages to measure sentiment (what people are watching / what they like and dislike / what they recommend / generic information about competition from other rv shows, movies and video game
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by rvba 3y ago
What is good about signal? It does not allow unique account names (!), but uses telephone numbers - what is just absurdly bad security. The state can make a duplicate of your sim at any time. Not to mention linking phones to people is relat
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by rvba 3y ago
Lots of comments here look like some sort of astroturfing made by a PR agency
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by rvba 3y ago
> I think that's true for Sam. I hope it's not true for the people in his orbit People in his orbit knew very well what they were doing and looks that they will get mostly slapped on their wrists, since most fault was attribute
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by rvba 3y ago
Few things come to my mind: 1) There is a general batch of stamps and also a second batch, that is used to exchange "old" for "new" stamps. The second batch either contains duplicate numbers, or is not activated in the p
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by rvba 3y ago
I actually was looking recently at memory (and processor) usage of my browsers. I often have multiple tabs open since I revisit some sites. Biggest culprits of memory bloat seem to be discord, linkedin and a specialist page that shows some
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by rvba 3y ago
1) where are the architects? Arent they supposed to deal with such issues? 2) nobody measures such metrics: size, bloat, speed... 3) where are the code reviews? 4) nobody checks if the same library, same icon pack are not attached twice? 5)
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by rvba 3y ago
Id argue that the people who pay for linkedin are the ones who use the app. So the group of users can be small, but those can be the "whales". Also recruiters and HR who use paid features also probably use the app.
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by rvba 3y ago
They could have chosen 0 or -2% but they like to reap that 2% free money premium..
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by rvba 3y ago
Is insurance obligatory in USA? A. For owners? B. Is it obligatory if the owner rents the house?
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by rvba 3y ago
Would it be possible to hack the management engine in such a way that during boot it makes an internet connection and imports some logo from the internet? Or is it more theory?

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