skeezyboy

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by skeezyboy 1y ago
richest country on the planet but looks like a charles dickens novel
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
ah the romans had em and they were fine cos the water never sat in the pipes for too long. just leave a tap running on drip and youll be safe
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
id like to remind you all that this is the richest country on the planet, and they live like its 19th century victorian britain
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
Im used to seeing wooden sheds on main st, but how were they able to lift a brick building off the ground, did they not have foundations built a few metres into the ground?
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
ive seen ECS systems based on pointers only.
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
> This is a very tempting and commonly used strategy in Rust to bypass the borrow checker. Are you even allowed to publicly disparage the borrow checker like that?
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
> and the borrow checker can't help you with that. good thing youve got a brain in your nut then
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
> but China has very little drunken / raucous public behavior than the west does they were big on the opium, as I recall
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
the entire first world has credit checks. china is doing behaviour checks
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
> The bank is protected automatically but it's up to you have to run after your money yourself. oh yeah and whos guaranteeing borrowers for these banks? source would be nice but I bet you dont reply
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
youre talking solely about financial credit there bud. different thing entirely
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
disagree on the first line "credit score is social credit". the chinese also have credit scores ya dummy
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
>Especially in HPC there are lots of workloads that do not benefit from SMT...So now you have a choice of either disabling SMT in the bios Thats madness. Theyre cheaper than their all-core equivalent. Why even buy one in the first place
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
> he came up with the analogy that it's like 2-ply toilet paper. as in youd only use it to wipe excrement from around your sphincter
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
> If people can't profit off of things they won't innovate, and even if they did there is no market if people can't profit off it. patently absurd. no inventions before capitalism?
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
so bloody true tho isnt it
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
stick a comment section on your website and some saddo somewhere will frequent it
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
they should do what reddit users did and claim that by reposting shit they find online, that they are "creating content" and should be "compensated". laughable
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
i loled and so true
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
> There are a lot of computations where 256 is too small of a range but 65536 is overkill wasnt this more to do with cost? they could do arbitrary precision code even back then. its not like they were only calculating numbers less than 6
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
a lot of this BS is avoided when you code native you know.... was the sole benefit to web (not having to distribute new binaries) really worth it?
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
Pointless whilst USA protects them
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
who downvoted me for that?
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
"Which is funny because that describes AI and you’d be doing this kind of work on a GPU which leans entirely into these advantages and not a CPU anyway" Damn thats harder to parse than it needed to be.
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
> You can use google to find how the UK government for example has been using " "law" and "terrorism" charges how dare they invoke law
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
Its certainly not existential. If anything itll probably spur some kind of new invention wed be glad to have (think WW2 and fertilizer)
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
> The company started to rot around 2012, but the stock prices shot up and kept rising for 8 years thats some rot! they should teach other ceos how to ruin a company into the number one spot lol
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
Capitalism speeds things up but its not the cause of innovation. Plenty of invention happens under other types of economic structures
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
> It's all just numbers getting updated in a giant database somewhere, over and over until someone cashes out and actually spends that money to buy groceries or something. send me your numbers then edgelord... o wait theyre not just
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
> Christianity fits a lot of human needs and desires that are hard coded in humans. Which version are you talking about because there is no one definition, Christians cant even agree amongst themselves about Christianity. Anyone is free

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