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by slashdev 3y ago
Likewise enjoy your wandering, and in your journey may you encounter a something worthy of setting as a goal, something that captures your heart.
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by slashdev 3y ago
Not all journeys are equally valuable. A goal is critical to point yourself in a worthwhile direction.
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by slashdev 3y ago
Or maybe it means it wasn’t consensual.
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by slashdev 3y ago
He doesn’t, if he’s honestly ok with that. But you only have so much time, why not pick a goal that is achievable? Seems like a waste.
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by slashdev 3y ago
If you’re doing it as a learning experience, then more power to you. But be honest with yourself about your motivations. As someone who usually takes on too much, and makes similar rationalizations, the road can be fun but it’s not going to
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by slashdev 3y ago
> Causing inflation. Which means your assets are less valuable, and poor people move up. You’ve got it backwards. Assets tend to track inflation. Rich people do just fine. Wages do not. Poor people suffer the brunt of it. Inflation incre
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by slashdev 3y ago
Funny you say that since this drop was mostly caused by inflation, which in turn was partly caused by putting money in the pockets of the people. There’s no free lunch. Inflation was up above 6% and people saw their buying power drop by 8%.
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by slashdev 3y ago
Have you tried obtaining the drugs by other means? My mom is taking an experimental drug, not FDA approved, which my dad obtained from India after much research and after consulting with her doctor. Tests have shown she’s a part of percenta
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by slashdev 3y ago
JavaScript can do that too. Web browsers defend against DoS attacks in the browser by popping up an alert asking if you want to kill the tab process or not. I don’t see why sqlite can’t be run under that model as well.
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by slashdev 3y ago
I wish they didn’t remove sqlite from browsers “because it’s not an open standard”. It was one very important thing in common between mobile and web, and now it’s clunky and slow on web when running over WASM. I don’t see how that was in an
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by slashdev 3y ago
In five billion years, which is longer than life has existed on earth, if anything remains of humans, it will be wholly unrecognizable. I’m speaking not just of our natural biological evolution, or what will happen when we take control of t
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by slashdev 3y ago
Diamonds aren’t rare. Diamonds that can be cost effectively extracted are rare.
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by slashdev 3y ago
I don’t think we’ll still be here to worry about that.
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by slashdev 3y ago
Perhaps, which is why I phrased it as a question.
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by slashdev 3y ago
There are bad people in every group. I’m going to go with: what’s your point? I stand by my statement until shown statistical evidence to the contrary. This link is insufficient.
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by slashdev 3y ago
What a ridiculous comment. Are you trying to say all groups are equally dangerous? You know that’s ridiculous right? If you want to say Sikhs are at least as dangerous as the average, I’m open to see a statistical argument to support that p
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by slashdev 3y ago
I’m no fan of Trudeau, but way to shoot the messenger. And ramble incoherently about conspiracy theories.
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by slashdev 3y ago
> BC Sikhs goes against our Community Standards on dangerous individuals and organizations. This is hilarious to anyone who knows any Sikhs. They’re some of the most peace loving people on planet earth.
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by slashdev 3y ago
Money not earned is equivalent to money lost in this case. It will affect their quarterly results the same way.
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by slashdev 3y ago
Can I stick it in the corner of the office? Serious question.
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by slashdev 3y ago
Could you use them for your own purposes? Not to rent/resell? At that price differential, on premises might make much more sense, provided you have decent utilization. Your breakeven is likely well under 10%.
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by slashdev 3y ago
Pardon me for the stupid question, but wouldn’t you get much better bang for the buck with high end consumer GPUs from Nvidia? I think you’d be limited to 16gb memory per card, but you could have a full 8 card system for less than the price
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by slashdev 3y ago
What’s the proposed mechanism for that? It doesn’t seem plausible to me on the surface.
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by slashdev 3y ago
Yeah, this is a good thing. Breakfast cereal is dog food for humans. There are much healthier options. The only reason breakfast cereal has much nutritional value at all is because they add it artificially. Don’t get me started on the low f
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by slashdev 3y ago
That was smart. I once did a similar thing, but I built it from scratch. A good learning experience, but man it was a lot of work. I changed from SIMD to branchless though. Branchless binary search inside a node, plus branchless search thro
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by slashdev 3y ago
Yeah, I agree. There’s no way it was intended as a criticism of marriage.
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by slashdev 3y ago
> Contrast to Lord of the Rings' assault on marriage, where wearing the ring makes you invisible and slowly fade into nothingness, "like butter being scraped over too much bread". That’s an interpretation I’ve never encoun
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by slashdev 3y ago
It helps a lot. Having a strong military with competitive technology and training is also very important. Having strong alliances is even more critical. Or in the modern era, having nukes. Which is why isolated dictatorship countries want t
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by slashdev 3y ago
> After this, find a new job that is only 40 hours a week and voila you’ve just opened up 10-20 hours for personal projects. That’s the key takeaway. If you want more time outside work, find a job that gives you more time. I once worked
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by slashdev 3y ago
Yes, thanks for clarifying. That’s indeed what I’m talking about. I don’t know if that’s also applicable to Libya. I don’t know much about the history.

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