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by thrashh 3y ago
Source code probably involves libraries from other companies and covers patents owned by other people. No one is building a product from complete scratch.
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by thrashh 3y ago
Who is asking for bad regulation?
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by thrashh 3y ago
The usual concern with regulation is not the big players. It’s the smaller products and businesses that cease to exist because it’s too expensive to meet regulations. Bad regulation raises the cost of entry into the market and strengthens t
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by thrashh 3y ago
I don’t think there is a right call. You just have to live the life that you’ve been handed and the adapt accordingly. It’d suck if no one knew how to repair anything, but it’d also suck if everyone repaired everything all the time. But we
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by thrashh 3y ago
I don’t think there is anything that you can do. The only reason people switch from old communities to new ones is because of a vastly better UI for your average user. See the switch from Usenet to forums to Stack Overflow / Facebook
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by thrashh 3y ago
Voting could either mean you spent 10 hours researching or you picked the name that you recognize the most. And the people who care are working to make sure you recognize the right names.
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by thrashh 3y ago
I mean that is how everything in life works. Most people lurk politically and are just pulled along by people who care.
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by thrashh 3y ago
I think it’s a lot of factors because when driving an automatic ‘99 Honda Accord, it’s pretty obvious when you’re not driving 35mph anymore. That said, after driving the same vehicle for a while, at least for me, I can usually guess how fas
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by thrashh 3y ago
Some people have kids Some people don’t Some people get into art Some people get into monster trucks And because everyone is doing their own thing without worrying about conforming to one pattern, you literally get a billion slices of life
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by thrashh 3y ago
Same. Working around the issues with SVG sometimes takes as long as rewriting parts of SVG from scratch. It’s not an SVG problem so much as Canvas and SVG are not reconciled into one bigger rendering system, so when you hit an edge case tha
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by thrashh 3y ago
One thing which ties this all together is that Apple has a full-blown legitimate OS that can run professional software that already exists. Throw it into a headset, driving up the price significantly, but potentially make a computer replace
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by thrashh 3y ago
But that to me just says that radiation definitely delays growth and a little radiation already affects a much larger organism like a plant, it’s probably hurting smaller organisms much more.
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by thrashh 3y ago
Firewire cards Lol
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by thrashh 3y ago
Umm according to Wikipedia, Deja News was turning into a shopping site, going bankrupt and shutting down the Usenet archive. So Google came in and saved it. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Groups#Deja_News
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by thrashh 3y ago
Governments have spent trillions subsidizing everything from the Internet to electricity and somehow we still use both the Internet and electricity.
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by thrashh 3y ago
These internal controls? https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/news/press-releases/2023/05/...
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by thrashh 3y ago
Well it halved childhood cavities in the 50s. It did its job and I don’t think it’s hard to understand why it was done. Same reason why they stared iodine to salt… because people were having mental development issues. Now is it still necess
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by thrashh 3y ago
I go cave exploring and camping all the time so I have to rely on flashlights and lanterns and to be honest, I've never had one fail in the past 10 years. I've never had a battery fail on me either -- sure, forgetting to charge is
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by thrashh 3y ago
With all due and complete respect, I think not being able to read your own handwriting a few days later is a minority position...
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by thrashh 3y ago
I've known a lot of people who did DDoS and it's honestly like speeding. Chances are that everyone is already doing it so you're not going to get caught, unless you decide to go 140 mph in a 55 mph zone or DDoS Chase bank. DD
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by thrashh 3y ago
Authoritative leaders inherently cannot be predictable because one person has a lot of power and can easily make sweeping changes. Even though any organization led by a large committee is absolutely terrible at making long-term, coherent de
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by thrashh 3y ago
There's no reason a JIT'd runtime is going to find this job challenging or slow at all. I don't know what OP's original code is but maybe OP was calling a Canvas API method for every pixel (super bad).
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by thrashh 3y ago
The world is really decoupling with China because it is so unpredictable. Xi made himself forever leader only 10 years ago and it's been a unpredictable rollercoaster of policy since then. Stability is the foundation of every working r
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by thrashh 3y ago
Yeah I don’t entirely buy that. I can type on my phone while without looking at it. Not much different from typing without looking at a keyboard.
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by thrashh 3y ago
True Crime modeled LA 1:1 although the game didn’t do that much with it. Also, GTA V doesn’t model LA 1:1 but holy fuck it’s practically LA.
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by thrashh 3y ago
But a urinal is not the marketing on a product.
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by thrashh 3y ago
Warhol isn’t well known because he tinted some images but because he chose to use everyday subjects like the Campbell soup can which were then-under appreciated in art and society. What gives art meaning is how it is a reaction to what was
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by thrashh 3y ago
I don’t know. To talk to other humans, we literally have a whole writing field, courses to teach how to open to write technical documentation or research grants and so much more. There’s already a whole industry already on how to talk to th
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by thrashh 3y ago
I can confirm that maintaining a Kubernetes cluster is a full time job. Due to its design, there are a lot of moving parts even for the most minimum deployments. Low key I hate touching Google-created projects. On paper technically sound bu
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by thrashh 4y ago
I think we should drop the word firmware. Firmware is just software. And to be honest, the distinction has never been so much a technical one but more of a ownership one. Firmware is really software that you take for granted and “software”

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