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by weare138 4y ago
Even then what is the goal? If you can simulate a universe then you've figured everything out already.
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by weare138 4y ago
Something I've never understood about 'simulation theory' is why? It would take an unfathomable level of technology to simulate a universe. If you had advanced to that point what could you possibly learn from a simulation of
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by weare138 4y ago
Thank you, I knew I've seen this before but couldn't remember where.
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by weare138 4y ago
I'm sure he's made more from the show than he lost on the investments. He's been on Shark Tank for 10 years now.
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by weare138 4y ago
But like the article mentions these companies already make compromises for countries like China and compliance would have a minimal financial impact for these companies versus pulling out of a major market. I have little to no confidence in
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by weare138 4y ago
The problem is economic distribution not growth. It doesn't matter how many people are participating the in world economy if it still doesn't benefit the majority of the participants. Throwing more workers into a broken economic s
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by weare138 4y ago
It's odd to try and enforce something like this through something as broad as a copyright clause on an open-source project. If it was restricted to commercial distributions of Rust a copyright restriction would make sense. Consumers co
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by weare138 4y ago
I have a feeling they have some VC backing and they're just farming the work out to cheap overseas companies and freelancers. Sounds like it's some quasi-incubator banking on finding a billion dollar unicorn.
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by weare138 4y ago
Yup, NFS is separate from Windows file sharing. NFS is mostly used in *NIX environments. It's not enabled by default in Windows.
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by weare138 4y ago
a lotta yall still dont get it. ape holders can use multiple slurp juices on a single ape. so if you have 1 astro ape and 3 slurp juices you can create 3 new apes.
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by weare138 4y ago
Spite? He signed a legal agreement to buy Twitter or pay $1B to cancel the deal or at least that's the amount I've read was in the contract. Elon was given the opportunity to investigate any concerns he had before he agreed to buy
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by weare138 4y ago
But that just seems like a foot gun for the poor unfortunate soul that eventually does.
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by weare138 4y ago
Because it's a straw man argument unrelated to the article?
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by weare138 4y ago
The article never mentions Linux on the desktop.
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by weare138 4y ago
I, for one, welcome the return of our Elder God overlords. Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn
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by weare138 4y ago
I've used Raku, it's actually pretty good. It's the first language I've used in a while that I genuinely enjoyed and had fun working with. Alot of the articles that get posted to HN about Raku are often like this one, sh
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Japan asteroid probe finds 23 amino acids, researchers confirm(asia.nikkei.com)
312 points by weare138 4y ago|49 comments
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by weare138 4y ago
Also these techniques can be a double edged sword. Like the author mentions techniques known to Bulgarian hackers in the 90's. Well that's the problem, everyone knows about it already so you should assume there's a good chanc
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by weare138 4y ago
I find myself doing both. Overall I'm a visual thinker but if I'm dealing with something new and unfamiliar I go through a process of rubber ducking and talk myself through it until it clicks.
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by weare138 4y ago
I'm on a desktop. It loads for me but is unusably slow.
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70-year-old astronomy photos may be clues to alien visitors – study(inverse.com)
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by weare138 4y ago
I don't think it's an issue of bots not being profitable but the simple strategies most of the off the shelf trading bots use not being profitable. There are a ton of financial firms using algorithmic trading bots that make plenty
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by weare138 4y ago
Why is the trackpad offset to the left?? I can't stand that.
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by weare138 4y ago
Like the article mentions how would they even enforce it though? It's a state law so it would only be enforceable on companies based in Texas or possibly content hosted in Texas and they can't demand information about or regulate
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by weare138 4y ago
If this law gets passed it will backfire spectacularly.
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by weare138 4y ago
When you use fixed font sizes like that browsers can't resize them based on the screen size/viewport. 12px fonts are really small and hard to read on high resolution screens.
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by weare138 4y ago
I seriously doubt this is intentional. It sounds like a bug. I use FF with privacy protection set to strict and a couple ad/tracking blocking plugins (uBlock Origin, DDG). I run into similar redirect bugs fairly often but the same site
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by weare138 5y ago
IMO the APIs are overly complicated and there's no proper dev tools to test and debug the code. There's a few testing frameworks out there but I'm not really sure how well they work considering how often this happens. I don&#
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by weare138 5y ago
>Summarization: Urbit is a reaction to Unix-driven software complexity that dominates modern software development. I keep reading explanations about Urbit along these lines but what's perplexing about this explanation is Urbit does
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by weare138 5y ago
> This kind of engagement is disingenuous at best. It's a feature not a bug.

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