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by zorked 1y ago
Oh how many times I ended a meeting over VC by pretending that someone was knocking on the door...
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Famously authoritarian Switzerland...
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by zorked 1y ago
Each country has their own racial hierarchy that may not, and usually does not, match yours.
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by zorked 1y ago
You are free to spend billions betting in an unstable government then. Show them how it's done! Oh, you meant other people's money.
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by zorked 1y ago
Still proof that propaganda works, and is growing over time.
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by zorked 1y ago
I'm really surprised that it's more than 1 ever.
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by zorked 1y ago
This is not just 3rd world countries. CloudFlare has broken the Internet and made it slower with all the stupid captchas. We were better off without them.
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Same price or down slightly.
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If there was demand the salaries would rise. It's capitalism.
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It's interesting that Tarkowsky himself didn't like the movie either. Authors are a bit too involved emotionally to judge movies that are based on their books though. It reveals to them that the interpretation that readers make of
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by zorked 2y ago
It's the "scanner" that I had a problem with. A device to turn printed media into PDFs... but darkly?
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by zorked 2y ago
Blade Runner passed the test of not making my children pick up the phone while watching it. Very few movies do that.
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by zorked 2y ago
The censorious culture has become more relaxed over the last couple of years but it's still a problem. I miss the culture of early Internet systems administrators that saw their services as protocols to be integrated. Mastodon admins a
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Crucially, the posts did not exist even if I visited the profile page of the account: even after weeks of daily posts, the profile page displayed by mastodon.social claimed the account had never posted, and the posts would only begin a
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by zorked 2y ago
This is all used by the EU for protectionist reasons to try to extract an unfair advantage in the trade negotiations. Let's see if the EU is as concerned about the environmental impact of all those tanks that they are building.
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Probably most source code has been lost. Games were considered throwaway projects, executives barely knew what source code was, and game dev work was considered entry-level and low-status. The main source of 80s and early 90s code that we h
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by zorked 2y ago
Having several IPv4 addresses per physical interface is a bit of an extension. It is called IP aliasing in Linux and it wasn't always there.
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It's stil a vector though.
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It is CloudFlare that should be shutting down websites to comply with the law. If they did that, LaLiga wouldn't need to resort to a bigger hammer. Needless to say, companies should comply with the law of the place where they do busine
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You have to switch the country yourself. It does not get more local than country. Local searches are a weakness in Kagi, yes.
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by zorked 2y ago
> The immediate second order effect of such a law would be to raise subscription prices on everyone to account for this automatic churn. That's fine.
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by zorked 2y ago
I'm using Zed too. It is VS Code-ish but feels fast, works out of the box and feels just... right. I wish it had support for Jupyter notebooks, but it looks like it will get there. And it never crashed on me, unlike VSCode which remind
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From that point of view, the press and journalism should not exist.
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Why do I need to even think about entering a contractual relationship with "13 TCF vendor(s) and 64 ad partners" before reading a blog post? The subject sounded interesting but the lack of respect for me is enormous.
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by zorked 2y ago
You don't get credit for IDDQD though. Also use something like IDCLEV15 and you can go to other stages.
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It makes no difference. The question is if a Greek customer would buy a subbed movie from Lithuania for example.
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There is a very politically-motivated school of interpretation of 1984 that wants to excessively tie it to "Stalinism" to prevent using the book to critique other political doctrines - completely unrelated to Stalinism or communis
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> Tariffs don't discourage adoption of the best technologies, they discourage importing products from other countries. oh sweet summer child
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by zorked 2y ago
No, it isn't. Stop normalizing this behavior. There was no consent. You expect that you are playing a game, not working for them for free.
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Learning and self-tuning happens everywhere. Cache sizes that adjust to load, pools that grow and shrink, etc. This is just adding autotuning to something that doesn't have it. With presumably better algorithms than the rules-of-thumb

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