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by yetihehe 11mo ago
> * Disconnecting from my Bluetooth AirPods somehow does not stop my music. I'm not sure if this is an AirPods limitation or a Linux limitation (since I've never used AirPods with Windows), but it annoyed me endlessly. I think
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by yetihehe 11mo ago
I think that free will ends up in that randomness of neurons firing. That can't be really predicted and steered. Free will is essentially freedom from manipulation/overriding external to the entity having free will. Theoretically
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by yetihehe 11mo ago
That's a Great Paper you wrote all by yourself! "Let me know if you'd like a LaTeX version, PDF export, or an illustrated diagram pack for X/GitHub!"
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by yetihehe 11mo ago
I thought that "earn money while you sleep" passive income schemes are popular, not frowned upon.
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by yetihehe 11mo ago
This is endgame. They are at the stage when everything in game is already done and they are lazingly trying to do some sidequests, like stacking the most cheese you can in a room.
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by yetihehe 11mo ago
I'm sure someone will make a law that punishes such article authors pretty soon.
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by yetihehe 11mo ago
> And after getting hit by it, you do not go "if only the asteroid had had more willpower it would not have hit us. I don't understand this. You tell me that not having agency is not applicable to asteroids? > (But reality
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by yetihehe 11mo ago
From what we know, universe is not deterministic. For example even trying to calculate motion of two massive objects with gravity with good precision runs up against heisenberg limit. For massively complicated systems like out bodies, there
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by yetihehe 11mo ago
"No agency" for me means pretty much that. What does "no agency" mean for you?
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by yetihehe 11mo ago
> That's not my position at all. I would like to understand your position more. Most people believe that they have choice. They could for example do more work or lie on a couch. You mean they have no choice and whichever decision th
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by yetihehe 11mo ago
> You can't debug your way out of bad Nvidia support or nonexistent Dassault support. With bad Nvidia support very often you can, there exist a lot of workarounds found by people. With Dassault support you are right, because a lot l
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by yetihehe 11mo ago
> Support from professional software vendors [..] and Nvidia could be better, admittedly, but these restrictions aren't very relevant to me. Quality of support from Nvidia on linux is the reason that I went with AMD for my linux wor
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by yetihehe 11mo ago
As a person who would like to excuse my overeating on confirmed problems with blood sugar, I agree with you fully. We have different amount of willpower in different situations and in the same situation between different times of day. But w
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by yetihehe 11mo ago
> Also, people are made up of particles that behave deterministically. Agency is an illusion. I like to slap people talking this to my face. Why? I was predetermined to slap them, the universe was set up that way. But I had only one occa
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by yetihehe 11mo ago
So, I would argue that cloud necessitates subscriptions, not that subscriptions allowed everything to be in cloud. It's connected but in other direction.
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by yetihehe 11mo ago
I agree with your comment, but a minor nitpick: > Subscriptions permitted to move as much of the logic as possible out into cloud. Constant internet connection permitted that. Cloud is only a convenience: you don't have to install a
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by yetihehe 1y ago
Summary: this surface doesn't SWITCH between cooling and heating. It's a way to transform a material from transparent into either black or white (only once, non-reversible) with different lasers. Black will absorb sunlight (heatin
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by yetihehe 1y ago
In future: Papa, why are humans' teeth green? - Oh, son, let me tell you a story about how an ancient dude called koeng wanted to see how many people he kissed.
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by yetihehe 1y ago
It is not a carnot cycle. It will NOT be able to pump heat, it's not a reversible cycle (it's not even a single cycle, it's a series of open-ended heat and pressure transformations). And using a heat-pump will also not make i
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by yetihehe 1y ago
Finally making a simulation of my heat engine. It's kind of like stirling engine, but working on entirely novel cycle, theoretically should be able to achieve over 80-90% efficiency (yes, more than Carnot theorem says). I had this id
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by yetihehe 1y ago
- List of available tags would be even cooler. - When you select some tags, list can overflow horizontally and first column with tags is only partially visible. Happened to me when selecting "hardware" tag. - When you select prev&
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by yetihehe 1y ago
> that's not actually an effective strategy Trump & his team is known for using only effective strategies... /s
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by yetihehe 1y ago
Nowadays you can mix&match however you like. I have one game that is available on PS, PC and mobile. You can use keyboard, mouse and PS controllers in this game on all of the platforms and it works the same. For now, I mainly play it on
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by yetihehe 1y ago
Maybe the best case would be to disintegrate into small mostly harmless pieces, that won't travel too fast.
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by yetihehe 1y ago
Such people are not jobless very long.
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by yetihehe 1y ago
Plastic wrapped instant noodles packages.
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by yetihehe 1y ago
I think you and the person you are responding to are both correct. He added some important details and you added smaller but important details. Reality has a lot of nuances and different situations call for slightly different rules.
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by yetihehe 1y ago
> how I feel does affect what I decide to do (or not do) next. Not being affected by your feeling is a skill, that you can train. First you need to start noticing when you are in a state that affects your decisions poorly. This requires
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by yetihehe 1y ago
> If you’re concerned about staying within safe radiation levels, Ken Jorgustin explains on the Modern Survival Blog that it would take 432 days at a CPM of 100 to up your chance of getting cancer to odds of 1 in 1,000 > The individua
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by yetihehe 1y ago
And most people will be annoyed by preaching and you will get sued for defamation (because the liars don't care if it's not right) or bullied in any way possible. And still, despite wide recognition of lies, the liar will have sup

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