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xandrius
1y ago
If $250M is still not enough, you are definitely broken.
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xandrius
1y ago
Buy second-hand and worst case resell. Best of both worlds.
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xandrius
1y ago
Always decide to walk, especially for just 10 minutes. Good for health, mental wellbeing and it's just easy. If the question was 1h+ then maybe the answer would be different.
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xandrius
1y ago
Re-reading your own message should definitely be a bell for you to notice either your lack of trust in others and/or your twisted perspective that work is the goal of life. Unless you are the one paying for that person and they are not
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xandrius
1y ago
You might call that a spider, or a crawler. A youtube crawler. But yeah, I'd love the idea, it depends on whether big G is ok to have someone else doing what they could be doing but aren't to increase their ad money.
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xandrius
1y ago
Well, the code wouldn't be representative of the new frame, right? For example, you encrypt the hash of the frame itself (+ metadata: frame number, timestamp, etc.) with a pkey. My client decrypts the hash, computes the hash and compar
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xandrius
1y ago
Of course it would, the same way encrypting data works. Encrypt some data in the video itself (ideally every frame changing), unique and can be created only by the holder the private key. Anyone can verify it. Flag reused codes. That's
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xandrius
1y ago
To verify any of the words of your long comment, one would simply need to compare deaths caused to others by cars vs deaths caused to others by bicycles (could even add in motorised bikes) and see how many order of magnitude of difference w
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xandrius
1y ago
I am pretty sure in most countries riding a bike on a normal street requires absolutely no license, verification or anything. Even a 5 year old could and would be able to ride there (if their parents permitted or for whatever reason). So th
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xandrius
1y ago
Loneliness is not mere solitude. Loneliness is not being happy with being alone, solitude is the state of being alone. I couldn't find a word for specifically being happy about it. So, loneliness is intrinsically negative, otherwise on
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1y ago
I love the idea but our roads almost worldwide are cursed with ever-present cars which do not cars about anything else. I've heard lots of and lots of near-misses, accidents and bullshit interactions between bikes/motorbikes and c
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xandrius
1y ago
Absolutely cool project but unfortunately percolating coffee is nowhere near the best way to brew a good cup of coffee.
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xandrius
1y ago
For people who run stuff on the cloud?
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xandrius
1y ago
As if that was the reason. Also, I've seen a great deal of adult babies in academia, so let's not be ageist here.
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xandrius
1y ago
To be fair a bicycle is private transit but I agree with the rest.
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xandrius
1y ago
To be fair, money has been around for more than 20 years and people still find ways to make it a vehicle for fraud.
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xandrius
1y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if, being Bilbo, Gandalf would troll me like that, just to prove a point he's trying to make.
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xandrius
1y ago
Why do you hate to say that a non-centralised approach is better than a strict duopoly?
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xandrius
1y ago
You mean a cross ethernet cable? Or using Bluetooth? Or using local WiFi (direct or not).
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xandrius
1y ago
They should hire you to be an AI-spotter.
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xandrius
1y ago
Blaming the tool for poor/lazy use of it is a cheap and easy attack. At the end of the day PowerPoint is nothing special, it's just that many people start preparing a topic/subject by making bullet lists. If you're lazy,
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xandrius
1y ago
Whenever you read that your favourite app got purchased by Bending Spoons, run away as fast as you can. There should be a tracker specifically for this.
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xandrius
1y ago
I don't think enough people know about them and their profit-squeezing strategies.
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xandrius
1y ago
Science confirms what we all suspected: 0-day work weeks rule.
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xandrius
1y ago
Anytime I see someone writing without any capital letters, I stop and close the page. I understood that they care more about themselves (the writer) than the reader, so I let them write without my reading, as they signaled they don't c
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xandrius
1y ago
Game development, design, photography, gaming, ease of accessing torrents to trial applications before purchasing, etc. Windows still wins, mac is great for most of those points except for gaming and torrents, Linux bad at most of those.
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xandrius
1y ago
It could also burn someone out and take out the real reason technology exists: to help someone.
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xandrius
1y ago
Let's put even more things on a device which is extremely addictive to many. I love my local region e-ink screens which just show me the info without wasting too much energy.
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xandrius
1y ago
So if a tool has a process to have it perform at its best then it's a problem? Do you also moan that before applying glue to a surface or it won't stick? Or if you need to drill a guiding hole before making a larger one in wood? O
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xandrius
1y ago
Some people definitely do :D
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