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by thrashh 5y ago
Well, first of all, the Mona Lisa is public domain so you could print it on a coffee cup if you wanted to. (Photographs of the Mona Lisa are copyrighted, however.) But assuming you did make an NFT of a copyrighted work, then it’s simply ask
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by thrashh 5y ago
If this fantasy network took off, the prices would climb just the same. NFTs are valuable because people want them in the same way a US dollar is valuable because people want them.
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by thrashh 5y ago
Forks have already happened. See the Bitcoin derivatives and Etherium vs Etherium Classic. You can read up on it if you want to know what happens. You don’t have to guess.
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by thrashh 5y ago
Every time I rake leaves or clean up after my plants, I think of the sheer amount of trash that plants create, from discarded leaves to flower petals. We’re fine with it of course because something figured out how to eat the trash.
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by thrashh 5y ago
I won’t even the remember the exit name if I use a nav app. And I’m someone that can walk around randomly and perfectly keep a mental map of the whole area.
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by thrashh 5y ago
I’m not worried about my Google Home devices They’d have to work reliably first
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With that logic, you can do anything and it’s A-OK if nothing you do succeeds.
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by thrashh 5y ago
I think the only (but very major) difference is that is that animals and humans learn general knowledge. Someone with 100 hours of driving also has 16+ years of additional general learning. A driving AI has no general knowledge. It doesn’t
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by thrashh 5y ago
IMO cynicism is not a problem on an individual level. It’s when the group has a lot of cynics is when we have a problem. Have you ever had to work with a group of “low energy” people? They’re not only just low energy — they’re energy vampir
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by thrashh 5y ago
I see a lot of posts on the Internet where it seems a lot of people get into software engineering not to solve problems but to… just write code. They hate meetings. They hate anything that takes time away from writing code. And Google is a
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by thrashh 5y ago
IMO I don’t think the actual feature is bad. I think the real problem is that some people consider logging messages data that must be sanitized (like SQL) while others don’t. And when you mix these two groups of people, we have very major p
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by thrashh 5y ago
You’re basically supporting OP. OP is saying it’s not a reasonable choice right now because it’s not a good choice, and then you’re confirming his point by saying that it’s not a good choice. OP is asking for it to become a good choice by f
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by thrashh 5y ago
I have a lot of smart home gear but almost no automations for this reason. I’ve never had an automation that got it right enough to keep using. Pretty much what remains are basic things like a text message if we left the garage door open ov
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by thrashh 5y ago
I blame the spec because if people commonly use what you designed the wrong way, you did not design it correctly.
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I think I used it in 2005 so it’s definitely olddd.
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by thrashh 5y ago
Calling something an illusion is the wrong way of looking at things because everything in life is about getting at least 80-99% there — to be “good enough.” Everything therefore is an illusion by that logic. There’s no absolute guarantee th
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by thrashh 5y ago
I don’t know about everyone else but in my eyes, FB is more of a concern because they are much more massive and are more strongly viewed by the voting public. Privacy, algorithmization of feeds, etc. are important to me but I’m much more af
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by thrashh 5y ago
I don’t really watch those shows but I get the appeal. It’s a lot of people drama and it’s fun trying to see what’s going on in the minds of the contestants on the show. Sometimes someone does something and it doesn’t make sense, and it’s f
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by thrashh 5y ago
Isn’t this service nothing related to using existing infrastructure? It looks like Amazon is sending you base stations to set up a private network in one location.
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by thrashh 5y ago
Anecdotal evidence is a scam
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Maybe your time…
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by thrashh 5y ago
Same here. Although I can drink caffeine up until about 2pm, I normally never ever wake up in the middle of the night but drinking caffeine will guarantee that I do.
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by thrashh 5y ago
Imagine being able to have the top of the line graphics performance that you can get now but on a chip the size of your fingernail in the future and the kind of industries that would be created once that became possible.
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by thrashh 5y ago
“too many eggs in one basket”? Especially for a new untested company no customer is sure they actually need yet
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by thrashh 5y ago
But they probably discussed it happening in a meeting. Therefore it also became a goal.
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by thrashh 5y ago
1) No one was realistically compiling C++ or Python to Java though. WASM is not new tech as the other poster said — it’s people coming together to support one compile target that also works on the web, which itself is the crowning achieveme
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by thrashh 5y ago
I don’t condone cocaine but I can bet you a lot more people aren’t telling you that they’re on cocaine.
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by thrashh 5y ago
Doesn’t IntelliJ sync most of that? I use IntelliJ on 3 computers and all my extensions and even themes are synced. And are you aware of platforms like Cloud9 that have been available for 10 years that give you an online developer environme
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by thrashh 5y ago
IMO the only reason why people run into trouble is because they code as if everything completes instantly. For example, they’ll write to disk assuming the operation is quick, because that’s what they’re used to. You see this all the time in
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by thrashh 5y ago
Introversion/extroversion isn’t related to your social skills, although your level of social skills can muddle your impression of your introversion/extroversion. Introversion and extroversion are, on the extreme ends, whether you

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