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by zadkey 7y ago
Why would you not consider a computer game a software project?
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On a tangential note, there is r/disneyvacation/ that pokes fun aty the bad drawings on wikihow and recaptions them.
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by zadkey 7y ago
I most resonated with the "Objects in a git object tree, graphed by ants." This felt very real or close to real for me.
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by zadkey 7y ago
This is really cool. Do you have some code that you are willing to showcase?
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You're not crazy, this article is lazily written. It reads like political propaganda.
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I like the concept so far. Kind of curious about performance benchmarks vs C# and C++. Did you post that somewhere?
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by zadkey 7y ago
Looks pretty cool.
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What 40k Videos Tell Us About the Trending Tab(youtube.com)
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The Japanese conviction rate is the highest in the world, higher than dictatorships that coerce confessions through beatings. No one should reasonably expect a fair trial in Japan.
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Sure but, What is stopping them from discovering a cure, patenting it, and then never manufacturing it?
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I'm pretty sure he's making reference to the large pharmaceutical companies that earn more by treating problems than fixing them. The incentive is to continuously charge these people for the rest of their life. They make more mone
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It seems like he has found the problem with companies. "Even though these companies pay a lot of money, in real terms, what software is doing in society is creating a lot more value than what they pay you. Google's pure profit per
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My question is this. In one scenario the world doesn't change, only my perception of it which then means I am/ I feel alienated. But in the other scenario, my perception of the world is clear, its just the world has changed which
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by zadkey 7y ago
Aside from the obvious issue that the tech giants do not directly employee these children (E.G they are employed by a supplier), what other issues come to mind?
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Makes me want to work in Norway.
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Again, I wasn't saying there aren't innovations. But I would argue that for a company like Apple, their next iPhone release takes priority and will get a significantly larger allocation of their resources than the next OS level fe
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Yes operating systems are in active development and research. For major companies that are profit-driven such as Apple or Microsoft, operating system development takes a major backseat as these companies have already carved out a sizable ma
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"It is simply impossible to create such a backdoor for one purpose and not expect others to try and open it." While I don't like or use Facebook. I can't agree more with this sentiment.
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Not so quiet now that it's on the front page of hacker news.
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Technology is mostly neutral morally* It's good in the hands of ethical people. It's bad in the hands of unethical people. Nothing about quantum computing changes this fundamental premise. I would say that the scale of good or bad
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by zadkey 7y ago
What in your views would you say are valid grounds to seek independence? If you are going to say Catalonia shouldn't seek independence, perhaps you can enlighten the rest of us on the ethical criteria to seek independence?
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There is a difference between decriminalization vs making something readily available. They are not the same thing. Look at Portugal. They treated drugs as a social issue and are making great progress. https://www.theguardian.com
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Older people may not be his intended audience. But, yeah it seems creepy when you think of 50 year old men watching the video. But this problem is nearly universal to all boyfriend/girlfriend roleplay asmr videos. What if the person wa
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by zadkey 7y ago
MXR mods had this exact problem on youtube.
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because it's clearly 2 words
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I guess that is the question, what counts as dirt? Having corrupt aides is bad. But there will continue to be people who demand dirt on the actual person in question before considering impeachment.
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This is true. Texas for the most part is not prepared for blizzards or icy conditions. We do not have winter tires, we do not carry snow shovels. There are no snowplows that I have ever seen or heard of. We close schools after 1 to 2 inches
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I live in Texas. The heat wave that France is experienced this summer is like maybe 1 or 2 degrees Fahrenheit hotter than a normal summer for us. Preparedness for summer is deeply ingrained in everyone's minds here. Many Apartment com
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by zadkey 7y ago
It's an interesting concept. Seems to have some issues in firefox with changing numbers. It looks like many of the numbers go to a random number after changing rather than the one you set it to.
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Jeff Bezos Mocks France(mattstoller.substack.com)
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