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by stonogo 2y ago
No, its owner does that.
512.
by stonogo 2y ago
And who exactly controls the Earth, such that I would want to leave the platform due to mismanagement? Also, the "nothing else is like twitter" argument is both wrong (lots of social media platforms are bigger) and irrelevant (it
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by stonogo 2y ago
presumably this monitor is designed to be used indoors on earth, instead of outdoors on the surface of the sun.
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by stonogo 2y ago
You can take the boy out of silicon valley venture-backed web startups, but you can't take the silicon valley venture-backed web startups out of the boy
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by stonogo 2y ago
Apologies to your political bloodthirst, but it's a bipartisan issue. Texas, Idaho, Utah, Arizona and Idaho are in the top ten, along with California, Colorado, Washington, Montana, and Oregon. It's a particularly irrelevant ques
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by stonogo 2y ago
This is also an iphone app.
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by stonogo 2y ago
Pay-to-win isn't really the issue so much as microtransactions in general. Most of these games have an in-game currency to buy stuff (some is pay-to-win, most are cosmetics) and protecting that currency (and the virtual goods traded o
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by stonogo 2y ago
I said this in the other thread, but KLA isn't about preventing cheaters. It's about protecting the artificial scarcity of products for sale via microtransaction.
519.
by stonogo 2y ago
KLA isn't about preventing cheaters. It's about protecting the artificial scarcity of products for sale via microtransaction.
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by stonogo 2y ago
The top voted alternative was "Issue 9" which served as a reference to Plan 9 and happened to be the actual issue number in the Go project on Google Code opened by the guy who's programming language (named "Go!") wa
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by stonogo 2y ago
Since to Go C suite was ported Plan 9 compilers, I'm not sure why this would be a surprise. Since I'm obviously missing something would you share your thoughts on what challenges you expected?
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by stonogo 2y ago
My assumption would be clumsy session tracking.
523.
by stonogo 2y ago
The Motorola A1600 ran Linux in 2008. But even then people didn't want a flip phone.
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by stonogo 2y ago
If the data from supervised driving can he used for unsupervised driving, that increases the depth of Tesla's failure to keep up with competitors like Waymo, who are doing a better job with less data. I don't really know what you&
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by stonogo 2y ago
Where did this bizarre myth start? You apache-license the code you wrote, write a paragraph about code isn't yours or you're not sure about and is therefore missing, and move on with your life. Patent indemnification is not your
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by stonogo 2y ago
Do you see the word "Supervised" there?
527.
by stonogo 2y ago
PostmarketOS is trying to be this.
528.
by stonogo 2y ago
95% of the user base going away just sounds like less support work for gorhill. This isn't a VC-backed startup or ad platform that needs users to survive.
529.
by stonogo 2y ago
There used to be a difference between stupidity and ignorance. Modern usage seems to blur them.
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by stonogo 2y ago
The website leans hard on "fully cross-platform" for a program that clearly isn't.
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by stonogo 2y ago
I apologize for being insufficiently specific. I wasn't talking about a solution to climate change in general, but a 'solution' to getting rid of internal-combustion personal transport. What I was trying to say that current
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by stonogo 2y ago
I think EVs are the 80% solution. They're great in cities and in suburbs. If you regularly make longer trips, they're a massive pain in the ass, primarily due to the poor-quality charging infrastructure. There are vast swaths o
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by stonogo 2y ago
The reason I use an iPhone instead of a Graphene device is that Graphene does not support sufficient device attestation to run Microsoft MDM, which means I can't get to my work calendar.
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by stonogo 2y ago
And yet the entire west coast has been doing voting by mail (and in some instances ballot dropboxes) for years and years with almost no fraud and auditable processes. Provide data about your claims regarding "most precincts" or ta
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by stonogo 2y ago
Very much so. Even planning it, without carrying it out, would be subject to criminal conspiracy charges. Recruiting people to the scheme (even the investors) would be soliciting a crime. It's illegal to interfere in the outcome of
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by stonogo 2y ago
He received a seat on the board, which he surrendered when Tesla started investing in AI.
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by stonogo 2y ago
I read it as "I would be surprised if OpenAI were spending enough to consitute even 1% of nVIDIA's revenue."
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by stonogo 2y ago
Parent comment was specifically commenting about recruiters, indicating there was human communication at some point, hence the term 'ghosting'. Anyway it's much the same, since most competent HR software can autosend a '
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by stonogo 2y ago
It's not that much data. Certainly nothing zstdcat can't handle.
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by stonogo 2y ago
Because it's the basis of the product. You swipe and move on. Professional interactions are and ought to be different.

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