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by survirtual 2y ago
It is not complicated. Patents are regressive instruments of the rich to shackle minds and generate artificial scarcity over abundant goods. It is a mechanism of slavers and connected lineages, and completely puts of a boot on the neck of
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by survirtual 2y ago
Hey I was working on something like this, because I wanted something similar. I had it confined to just the terminal though, because I don't want just a vim helper, I want an everything helper. I was going to have the helper generate
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by survirtual 2y ago
Let me provide some helpful commentary for anyone confused on this, as it comes up a lot. Here are what the terms mean by the current paradigm of corporate world leadership: - "responsible ai": does not threaten the security of co
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by survirtual 2y ago
Yes, it is foolish to hoard allocation aimlessly. Anyone who amasses resources without a vision or for the sake of amassing it is a fool. There is a sacred responsibility implicit in the acquisition of resources. It implicitly says "
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by survirtual 2y ago
Anyone who has "more money than they know what to do with" is a fool. There is an unlimited set of things to do with large resource allocation. Depending on the magnitude of that resource allocation, the set increases exponentia
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by survirtual 2y ago
*just a minor correction: costs because of complete governmental, regulatory, and industrial capture by the fossil fuel industry, who owns all the politicians and massive swaths of the industrial supply chain. Fixed it for you. There is no
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by survirtual 2y ago
Neat, but we are way behind in this area as a species. We should be processing spent nuclear reactor fuel and extracting Strontium-90 ( sr-90 ) in mass. Sr90 is a heavy beta emitters, orders of magnitude more energetic than carbon14, with a
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by survirtual 2y ago
Use your imagination for just a moment. The torrent is an example of the system I am describing, not the same system. Torrents cannot work for live streams because the entire content is not hashable yet, so already you have to rethink how
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by survirtual 2y ago
For an event like this, there already exists an architecture that can handle boundless scale: torrents. If you code it to utilize high-bandwidth users upload, the service becomes more available as more users are watching -- not less availab
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by survirtual 2y ago
So much of the world is still based on who you know. This is a bug in our society I would really, really like to see fixed in my lifetime.
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by survirtual 2y ago
We would have even better. Elon Musk is a single man. There are a million "Elon Musks" on planet Earth crushed by the oppression of the system here, who weren't fed with a golden spoon of a rich family. In a society that pro
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by survirtual 2y ago
I want a rugged EV so bad. No smart features, no phoning home, total control to the user, and designed to be beat up. I think an EV could be an absolute workhorse if built correctly. If I ever get the funds I'm building this vehicle
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by survirtual 2y ago
*Prison terms for the board of directors. In the event of incidents that result in mass deaths (oil spills, etc), tried as if mass murderers for the board. CEOs are too often just scapegoats for the evils of a board.
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by survirtual 2y ago
Hydrogen fused by the sun, which generates the energy both solar panels and wind power utilizes, are not renewable by this definition. By the provided definition, solar and wind are non-renewable. They are just sun/fusion energy colle
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by survirtual 2y ago
"Nuclear is not considered to be a renewable energy source." Nuclear isn't renewable in the same way directly building your own artificial sun isn't renewable. It is orders of magnitude the better way to produc
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by survirtual 2y ago
Have you heard of forests?
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by survirtual 2y ago
The cryptocurrency economy is a sham to discredit a workable future. The bitcoin economy, however, is a 1st generation system of distilling energy into value. It is the most honest form of value storage humanity has ever encountered and re
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by survirtual 2y ago
Yes, let's trust VCs and bankers instead, they seem to be great keepers of civilization -- no calamities in sight with them at the helm /s
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by survirtual 2y ago
It was sarcasm. "Why not trust them instead?" Clearly, you wouldn't and you can't. It takes moments to verify a signature, so just do it.
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by survirtual 2y ago
Is it an oxymoron to generate an asymmetrical cryptographic signature, send it to someone, and that someone verify the signature with the public key? Why not just "trust" them instead? You have a contact and you know them, can&#x
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by survirtual 2y ago
I was curious to see this simulation running but there does not seem to be a running demo. I don't know if this is your creation or not, but I would really recommend having a running demo before publicizing work. It is a sad reality i
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by survirtual 2y ago
RefCell is a shared pointer. Arc is a shared pointer with atomic reference counting (so it can be used between threads safely). Both these constructs use the "clone" trait to iterate the reference count. I make primarily concurr
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by survirtual 2y ago
Neat story. Try going 80mph in the middle of a Wyoming winter with total control, think about what that means a little bit, then tell me what you learned about what a low, multi-thousand lbs center of gravity with independent electric motor
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by survirtual 2y ago
"Lucky idiots" -- 200k miles on a Tesla Model 3, visiting all 48 contingent US states multiple times, living on the road and in nature. You didn't pass this "lucky idiot", friend -- I passed you.
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by survirtual 2y ago
Helix is great but the rigidness on Selection -> Action editing methodology is a non-starter for me. And it isn't because of qualitatively better or worse reasons, it is about mobility and universality. I need an editing scheme th
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by survirtual 2y ago
I took my Tesla model 3 places that made people's heads spin. The clearance is bad, and I had to replace the bottom coverings a few times (until I installed skid plates), and I scraped more times than I can count, but it always kept g
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by survirtual 2y ago
Choice? Can you book slots with TSMC for 3nm chips to put in another device? Do you have hardware and software patents on obvious design patterns that users like? There is no choice.
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by survirtual 2y ago
Wouldn't anything lobbed into a black hole with angular significant mass appear to be falling in forever? From the reference frame of the object, it falls in real time. From the reference frame of us, all time would pass before it fal
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by survirtual 2y ago
Unless the franchise has a contract with the franchisor that states non-compete, then it is not only fair but completely legal. A franchise had the capital to make their own restaurant but chose to be subservient to a franchisor instead. T
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by survirtual 2y ago
Unfairness? It is completely fair. If the dealerships don't like it, they should learn advanced engineering and industrial manufacturing, and make their own cars. If they can't, then they should have been let to fail since they

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