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by tzfld 8y ago
You are not the only one: https://66.media.tumblr.com/47f87b2a4dab47d52adb9e343b57b517... Seems they unleashed a totally untrained ai.
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by tzfld 8y ago
Not something I would expect to be an Australian landscape: https://markoates.exposure.co/australian-alps-walking-track/...
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by tzfld 8y ago
Even the ownership is a very relative term. Once I meet a homeless man who owned the whole universe, but the liquidity if this asset was nearly 0 as his ownership wasn't recognized by anyone.
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by tzfld 8y ago
I have something better to say: the op is bs and don't make any sense.
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by tzfld 8y ago
>It's lightning fast I think this depends on the database rather than the software itself.
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by tzfld 8y ago
Everyone mourns it, but not to forget that there are more than 200 already built A380s in use, and they will be used probably decades from now on.
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by tzfld 8y ago
Does anyone remember Dennis Tito's Inspiration Mars Foundation?
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by tzfld 8y ago
>dedicated box What kind of dedicated box are you referring to?
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by tzfld 8y ago
I'm a little tired of all this creators complaining how broken is Youtube (and other platforms) and still investing lot of their time and effort in building channels, accounts and entire businesses relying on these platforms.
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by tzfld 8y ago
The only axioma that gives you the best perspective of the business world is that the primary aim of ANY business is ALWAYS the profit. Even if they have the most melting motto or have the most sentimental text bullshit on their website, th
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by tzfld 8y ago
I'd be more interested to see how economy reacts if a massively used resource going to be depleted.
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by tzfld 8y ago
>From my understanding: "organise and promote" means it is not simple hosting, and "in order to make a profit" excludes organizations like Wikimedia Commons and "large amounts" most likely excludes smaller w
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by tzfld 8y ago
I wouldn't be surprised Gitlab being bought by one of these.
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The Death of Google+ Is Tearing Its Die Hard Communities Apart(medium.com)
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by tzfld 8y ago
I can understand the view from his perspective. What I can't understand is, how can you have a level of pragmatism to be excited and supportive mainly based on how cheap a mission could be.
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by tzfld 8y ago
TBH at this point I have more trust in a centralized cryptocurrency backed by a large corporation than in a decentralized one.
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by tzfld 8y ago
Do you think the solution is to move to another service who may or may not abuse by his position in the future?
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by tzfld 8y ago
> https://theannoyingsite.com This is worse than I thought.
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by tzfld 8y ago
Electron and Falcon 9 have have entirely different capabilities. Electron may be more flexible but it's unable to launch geosynchronous satellites, which are by far the most profitable in the launch industry.
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by tzfld 8y ago
>If Blue Origin's New Glenn ever gets off the ground Are you having doubts?
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by tzfld 8y ago
I would say neither the Great Wall nor the European laws will threaten the freedom of internet as much as the large US internet monopolies enforcing their behavior on the whole network.
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by tzfld 8y ago
There is no way a space race like the one during the Cold War can appear again. Nonetheless the term space race is often used by the media just because it sounds more dramatic.
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by tzfld 8y ago
There is an intensive negative media campaign against Facebook lately, rightful or not.
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by tzfld 8y ago
I can't see how an average Tumblr user is aware of Mastodon.
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by tzfld 8y ago
Would be better the asdfasdf.asdf domain.
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by tzfld 8y ago
It is a metric of success of an economy. And it's pretty good at that.
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by tzfld 8y ago
Having a better service, at this point wouldn't mean that Facebook would fail.
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by tzfld 8y ago
>the trigger for the latest sell-off is unclear What I think has happened, a stop loss order of a big actor was hit by a random small move and that started a chain reaction. Totally possible.
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by tzfld 8y ago
>Given the amount of hype with GraphQL, I am surprised only 20% are actually using it. Glad to see people don't adopt things only because they are hyped.
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by tzfld 8y ago
I can't see anything "vivid" on those pictures, honestly.

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