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by viach 6y ago
So, GWT 3 won't happen ever. OK.
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by viach 6y ago
That may sound cynical but if we agree that software development is a show (bet, entertainment, whatever) for investors in 99%, then microservices are good to keep people excited.
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by viach 7y ago
Non-determinism requires some kind of RNG which is truly random (TRNG), right? So the next value can't be calculated from the previous one. This means all values of truly random RNG just exist as we don't need to iterate all of th
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by viach 7y ago
Maybe consider Earth's oceans first? It's somewhat closer, has some food resources, the gravity is also OK.
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by viach 7y ago
> * "And then a miracle happens..." Some aspect of the idea assumes magic technology or dependencies that don't exist. Except someone else managed to get funding for such a magic idea and you are pretending to work on a so
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by viach 7y ago
Just imagine what a corrupted group of turtle + rabbit + bird could achieve in such an organization.
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by viach 7y ago
Wondering how could I use my favourite React calendar and paginated table components with it.
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by viach 7y ago
Both teleportation and Death Star are impossible with current technology, but the folks anyway are building the Death Star?
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by viach 7y ago
I hope the future of interstellar travel is not these gigantic starships. It's like starting a project of building a gigantic Zeppelin in 1900 in order to get able to get to moon in 100 years. Teleportation seems more convinient to me
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by viach 7y ago
I think it depends on what kind of code mess you prefer - client side or backend. I personally prefer to mess up on the backend, feels much more comfortable to me to fix it up and write tests.
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by viach 7y ago
> We'd still be doing MVC in frontend apps if someone at Facebook didn't miss a deadline. After working with React for some tine I'm not so sure the good old Mvc is a bad thing, not always at least.
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by viach 7y ago
But where all the information came from then?
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by viach 7y ago
I can clearly see a honey badger on this photo.
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by viach 7y ago
> You set a budget (e.g. 10 BAT/month), and Brave distributes it the sites you use most, e.g. if you watch a particular YouTube channel 30% of your browsing time, it will send 30% of 10 BAT each month to that content creator. If you
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by viach 7y ago
Imagine a world where everyone's house is supplied with free, practically limitless, cheap energy! We could start heating our homes better, finally put to the end worries about whether we left the iron turned on, power more sources o
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by viach 7y ago
After you become a wonder, everything you do is brilliant)
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by viach 7y ago
For many people today Internet = Facebook. Probably it would have more sense to start with a FB group instead of rolling out own reddit clone.
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by viach 7y ago
Probably agriculture. There is an opinion that food will become much more valuable and rare than it is today.
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by viach 7y ago
You are right. I could re-phrase my comment - all statements about the future which don't contain notion of probability are pure gambling.
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by viach 7y ago
Imo if a statement about the future doesn't contain word "probably" - it is probably wrong.
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by viach 7y ago
From this point of view Earth could become a very popular place for galactic tourism, they could sell a lot of souvenirs.
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by viach 7y ago
Probably this is not that bad that species which can't manage to sort things out with their own planet are not able to reach other worlds. This is sort of a natural quarantine. Actually I suspect if we knew the attitudes and histories
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by viach 7y ago
My point is, we are trying to get workaround for the impossibility of reaching consensus and absence of political will with some complex tech. Probably we'll manage to do it this time with fusion. But this is a dead end in the long run
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by viach 7y ago
Yup, as much as things like magic wand, warp drive, aliens or parallel worlds colonization, they all can save us. How dare people say just limiting consumption and CO2 pollution could have any effect. Let's just bet everything on zero
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by viach 7y ago
> disease-eliminating, fundamental-science research It is hard to show "traction" and "exponential growth" with this kind of things.
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by viach 7y ago
You are probably right. I was going to use Venusian, but it sounds terribly wrong to me, I can't explain why.
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by viach 7y ago
It would be nice if a probe would find on Venus an ancient poster "Climate change is not real, they all are lying to you!" or a record of an ancient comic speech "It's only Venicians who have problem, Venus is going to b
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by viach 7y ago
This is a widely known effect. I work for a big outsourcing company, they equip developers in open spaces with small personal infrared LEDs. It can be mounted to a headset and programmatically connected to pomodoro time tracker, so that the
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by viach 7y ago
Who will decide what projects to fund? Officials with good networking you mentioned?
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by viach 7y ago
Interesting, how much CO2 is released producing this? And there is no mention of what electricity supply should be? How both of these factors are comparing to just planting an acre of trees?

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