wintorez

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   by wintorez 6y ago

   Of course it doesn't! But I'm interested to know if that's also the case when reading cooking recipes or instruction manuals?
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   by wintorez 6y ago

   I think we'll gradually evolve from a social species like chimpanzees to a solitary one like tigers and orangutans.
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   by wintorez 6y ago

   I still think smart-glasses has a chance to come back. If you think about it, combined with AR and hand-tracking, they can make everything that has a screen obsolete. Your smart-glass will replace your TV, Laptop, Console, Watch, Camera, an
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   by wintorez 6y ago

   I wish Google had bought Oculus. Never understood why would Facebook was interested in their tech; Unlike Instagram & WhatsApp.
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   by wintorez 6y ago

   One thing that worth mentioning when an article like this about a less-popular language/library/framework is posted is that, a language, no matter how powerful, is not enough without a thriving ecosystem of libraries, resources, a
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   by wintorez 6y ago

   I think more than being a car company, Tesla is a software/hardware/battery company that also created a series of cars to sell those. Similar to how Apple thinks of itself as a hardware company, but also created iOS/macOS to
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   by wintorez 6y ago

   I believe it’s called Lasagna Code; too many layers.
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   by wintorez 6y ago

   Maybe by “Any of Us”, the author meant “Me”. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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   by wintorez 6y ago

   This is a great choice. RIP Alex.
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    by wintorez 6y ago

    I think the fact that 2048 was first released on GitHub pages was one of the reasons for its success. Virtually limitless resource for free.
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    by wintorez 6y ago

    Yes, my mistake.
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    by wintorez 6y ago

    The perfect example of small games that took over the world so fast was 2024. I've never played a more addicting game than this. People talk about FlappyBird, but I was never hooked to it as much as 2024.
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    by wintorez 6y ago

    Are we the baddies? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWvpvlT9pJU
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    by wintorez 6y ago

    Oh! I see... well... my bad... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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    by wintorez 6y ago

    Couldn't agree more: https://supporters.eff.org/donate/
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    by wintorez 6y ago

    EEF deserves every penny of donation they receive.
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    by wintorez 6y ago

    One thing that makes me think that is possible is Conway's Game of Life. The rules are simple, and on the face value, doesn't create anything exciting, but then we have this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2vgICf
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    by wintorez 6y ago

    Wow, thanks! That was a nice video. Still a beautiful plane, don't you agree?
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    by wintorez 6y ago

    I was on the same opinion as well. But I would like to borrow form Conway's Game of Life. The initial rules are simple, and to the untrained person, it just creates random blobs that disappear after a while. But then we have things lik
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    by wintorez 6y ago

    For me, writing code has became like making a sandcastle. I sure put a lot of time and effort in it, but I never try to preserve it. It's pointless. What I preserve is the lessons I learned while building it, and applying them to build
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    by wintorez 6y ago

    I think my usage of the term "business logic" was a bit misleading. What I meant was more the methods and ways which we expect the data to be processed; more like requirements than anything.
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    by wintorez 6y ago

    What I wanted to suggest is even if this communication is possible. This question has been the main theme of two of Stanisław Lem's books, "His Master's Voice" and "Solaris". Essentially, an intelligence can be
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    by wintorez 6y ago

    I really don't think we get to decide if we allow this or not. A company like Cloudflare or any other edge computing provider is easily in the position to make this happen, for completely innocent and valid reasons. What I'd like
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    by wintorez 6y ago

    Asking this out of my ignorance, but there're no ways of exporting and extracting big data out of AWS?
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    by wintorez 6y ago

    Which one? :)
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    by wintorez 6y ago

    I think even the idea of having a tombstone is a sort of legacy. People made cave-paintings to leave something behind. We all want to cling to existence somehow and want to leave a mark on world when we leave. The simplest way maybe is to h
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    by wintorez 6y ago

    One more thing, I think the viability of communicating with an intelligence of a different kind is still an open question. It's speculated that intelligences that are too different in form or quantity might not be able to communicate w
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    by wintorez 6y ago

    It's funny that we always associate soviet technology as crude and uncomfortable, but in some instances, they are actually more comfortable; (Not always, sometimes)
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    by wintorez 6y ago

    We're still a few iterations away from what I call the primordial network that could lead to that. We need some sort of automatic peer-to-peer communication between nodes, that is not in place yet, but I'm guessing will become nor
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    by wintorez 6y ago

    You raised some very valid questions. I'm speculating here, so take my answer as sort of sci-fi premise. I think as the internet and IoT grows, it becomes more decentralized, it will be come unfeasible for all these nodes to communicat