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by simulator5g 5mo ago
I don't like the association of the word crafty with Machiavelli. "Crafty" is basically synonymous with hacker. You can be crafty without being a dick.
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by simulator5g 5mo ago
It's a pretty basic dopamine response, do something, hear something big happen, feel good. Real basic and, fairly universal. You may prefer a quieter car, but there is also a sound level that is below your preference. Your preference j
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by simulator5g 5mo ago
This is induced demand for AI to justify building more datacenters, which will bring AI costs down, and the idea is that will eventually bring demand up organically.
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by simulator5g 6mo ago
It's not sugar, they use synthetic sweeteners. I started getting gout symptoms after picking up a Celsius habit, then quit that without making any other changes, and the symptoms went away.
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by simulator5g 6mo ago
It can, that's part of why these newer planes cost billions of dollars per unit. Assuming the plane is still controllable though. Usually in that case you wouldn't eject, but its technically possible. There was a case where a US p
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by simulator5g 6mo ago
Yes, there is a harmful meme in the world of IT/power users/devs/old people, that says you should never install updates. They are sort of right in that the updates often reduce system performance and introduce bugs, but they
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by simulator5g 6mo ago
That is an unfortunate case you described, but also, git gud and write tests in the first place so you don't need to refactor things down the road.
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by simulator5g 6mo ago
This is against ToS and they will be shut down eventually
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by simulator5g 6mo ago
Yes and there have been documented cases of translated malware. Sometimes its done a little sloppily and there is other evidence that points to the origin being in another country that doesn't speak the language its written in. But eve
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by simulator5g 6mo ago
US democracy died in 2001, this is old news.
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by simulator5g 6mo ago
That's the reality of modern war. Many countries are likely planting malware on a wide scale. You can't even really prove where an attack originated from, so uninvolved countries would also be smart to take advantage of the curren
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by simulator5g 6mo ago
It makes sense. Israel is using the US to provoke Iran into attacking the US, so that the US can attack Iran in response, claiming that they are defending themselves.
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by simulator5g 7mo ago
You can't exactly pull some brain matter out to send to the lab, which makes research very difficult.
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by simulator5g 7mo ago
The redactions are definitely overused. There’s some pages almost entirely redacted. It would be more effective to write a shorter sentence with some mystery than to just block out a large portion of a verbose page.
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by simulator5g 7mo ago
Actually it does do that. They sell your driving data to your insurance company & government.
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by simulator5g 7mo ago
I don't believe that even a high end home/office printer can produce better quality prints than the best offset lithography practices. One reason that offset lithography has better quality is because of the ink, which can be mixed
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by simulator5g 7mo ago
That's a very un-Apple idea. Their philosophy is that the user shouldn't have to think about things like thermals. You buy the system that can handle your workload. They don't want you buying the cheap option and hot rodding
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by simulator5g 7mo ago
On the other hand I see a very hot bottom case as an engineering problem that Apple solved by not using a thermal pad. Sometimes higher clock speeds don't really mean much for the user experience. For example I can set my gaming laptop
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by simulator5g 7mo ago
LSD + MDMA taken together can also distort your hearing. Some time after ingesting this mixture at a party, I heard an extremely strange sound, like something out of a synthesizer. I asked some other people (some sober, drunk, etc) what tha
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by simulator5g 7mo ago
Another reason to spend thousands on an audiophile speaker setup. Huzzah!
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by simulator5g 7mo ago
The World's First Central Sloppressing Unit
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by simulator5g 7mo ago
That statement is not surprising to anyone who has taken LSD. However I would be surprised if the pharma version works as good as the original.
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by simulator5g 7mo ago
There's a divide in the marketing language vs the research language on this topic. Marketing says some handwavy statement like "Zoloft stabilizes serotonin levels", but the research on the topic basically says that we assume
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by simulator5g 7mo ago
This will be like legal weed. Assuming it isn't already, the pharma bean counters will turn it into something awful.
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by simulator5g 7mo ago
I never bought one because I only saw Optane in these low spec configurations. I didn't see any use for a tiny SSD. I only learned more about it after it was discontinued.
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by simulator5g 7mo ago
If you're thinking about reliability in terms of 9s you should probably not be depending on a single machine. Reboots could take hours and be fine if your architecture is set up for reliability.
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by simulator5g 7mo ago
That doesn't sound like the same thing at all.
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by simulator5g 7mo ago
I don't have anything that hooks into the Windows 11-style menu though. The only additional options in the "Show more options" / Windows 10-style menu are Nvidia stuff which comes with the PC, and Visual Studio, which is
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by simulator5g 7mo ago
Windows Store could be great but it sucks. I haven't looked into winget yet but hopefully that takes off and doesn't suck.
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by simulator5g 7mo ago
Microsoft is responsible for the UX of the ecosystem they create. Things that extend the OS are part of that responsibility. It shouldn't be possible for such a thing to happen. The OS could just show the damn menu after 500ms even if

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