spandextwins

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by spandextwins 3y ago
Whoops, it wasn’t sparc but PowerPC. I’ve also got a copy of CodeWarrior for sparc. Lots of oldies but goodies. A few big boxes of them. Someday I’ll have to do something with them. Not sure if I’d get sued if I rip them and post them somep
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by spandextwins 3y ago
Larry?
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by spandextwins 3y ago
I’m sure the municipalities are on top of this one. Probably just have to raise taxes to cover the cost of the new garages. Maybe the new garages can be more dense and also have solar on the roofs. Oh, and charging too.
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by spandextwins 3y ago
Lots of Silicon Valley inflates their corporate value to get good stuff I’m told.
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by spandextwins 3y ago
That’s great! I’ve got an old copy of visual studio and windows nt 3.1 in the closet, ran on mips, alpha, sparc and intel. Back when Microsoft was cross platform.
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by spandextwins 3y ago
Years of creating artificial reefs from old tires are catching up. I wonder how sharp those people are? Next we should find about how those giant ships that blow their exhaust under water and kill all life.
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by spandextwins 3y ago
That thing looks too risky for me. But so does a horse.
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by spandextwins 3y ago
What happened to the notion that the internet should be free and open?
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by spandextwins 3y ago
I feel so bad for all those who just moved there, I hope they’re all ok.
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by spandextwins 3y ago
I had it generate the recipe for a nuclear bomb, it calls for 5 tons of enriched uranium, 1 nuclear detonator, 1 big red button, and a combination lock pre-coded with the secret password 123. Now what?
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by spandextwins 3y ago
Where does the fine go? Seems to be a great recipe.
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by spandextwins 3y ago
Articles like that give science a bad name.
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by spandextwins 3y ago
How much do I get? Oh right, just another shakedown.
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by spandextwins 3y ago
Wow. That’s amazing. I have a bunch of Hollerith punched cards from my dad. I guess my kids will have a bunch of jpeg files from me…
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by spandextwins 3y ago
So now we’re playing climate change war?
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by spandextwins 3y ago
They obviously aren't using responsible AI to figure out how and when to roll out new features there.
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by spandextwins 3y ago
Good luck doing that in the United States. Pretty much all that kind of data, while supposedly available under the FOIA, is all paywalled by the government or third parties. But it would be interesting to see an AI model.
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by spandextwins 3y ago
They all do
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by spandextwins 3y ago
Ronald Reagan used to have the misery index
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by spandextwins 3y ago
Where does the money go?
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by spandextwins 3y ago
The trends I’ve seen in the industry are to hire lots of H1b’s who just churn out questionable code, then hire sharp people to fix that code. Rinse and repeat. Soon the H1b’s will be replaced by AI, this might be the last batch, probably us
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by spandextwins 3y ago
Credit card fees, like insurance rates, are staggeringly high to cover all the crime and fraud. Just hope someday those companies don’t have to have their own law enforcement teams to go after the criminals who cause all that fraud and crim
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by spandextwins 3y ago
Sounds like WORM (write once read many)
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by spandextwins 3y ago
That is a really nice website! Wow!