32gbsd

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by 32gbsd 3y ago
It's seems like we are treading old ground
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by 32gbsd 3y ago
I save alot of time by winning games because you get to experience the play space in the shortest possible time. I have not found a game which has a play space that is interesting enough to waste large amounts of time not winning.
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by 32gbsd 3y ago
What a classic ending to that article
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by 32gbsd 3y ago
No clue how it works nowadays
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by 32gbsd 3y ago
Oh this again.
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by 32gbsd 3y ago
Never ending summer
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by 32gbsd 3y ago
Dang that was a long read
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by 32gbsd 3y ago
Which AI? And it doesn't even matter as long as it doesn't try us like we treat each other.
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by 32gbsd 3y ago
Well I wish them all the best
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by 32gbsd 3y ago
Seeing the iPhone is a luxury consumer tool filled with spending traps, anyone who buys it is practically putting themselves at risk of burning money on it at any price. Unless they never had one before or write it off on taxes.
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by 32gbsd 3y ago
The great Federation problem. It still looks messy in 2023
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by 32gbsd 3y ago
Africa is pretty adapted to climate. Putting them into more debt doesn't seem to make sense.
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by 32gbsd 3y ago
Pretty much capitalism at work
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by 32gbsd 3y ago
Ah they use stackover flow and google. I always wonder if the languages with the most search's just have more problems but it still doesn't answer the question of what people are doing with python?
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by 32gbsd 3y ago
This has got to be one of those insular group surveys because what are these people making with python? Not games, not websites, not mobile apps, what?
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by 32gbsd 3y ago
Pump and dump. These startups are too high tech so they burn money faster than they can lure people in to invest
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by 32gbsd 3y ago
I have yet to start an AI project
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by 32gbsd 3y ago
With all that said what does it do well? Why the move to ARM?
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by 32gbsd 3y ago
Seems like the thing to do nowadays
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by 32gbsd 3y ago
The running out of middles starts a circle which failed to close. Now that it has not happened there is no explanation. How did the initial information come into play? There are many examples like this.
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by 32gbsd 3y ago
Sooner or later the house of cards is bound to fall down
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by 32gbsd 3y ago
Trying to protect one of their biggest allies in the war on information.
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by 32gbsd 3y ago
This is a mad long write up.
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by 32gbsd 3y ago
Aww the git log whisperer
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by 32gbsd 3y ago
Android is still a complicated mess of apis. Let's see how this goes.
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by 32gbsd 3y ago
The way I see it you will get cancelled no matter what you do. Some people do not like that other people have opinions that go against the marketing. So I say blog because it's better that spending all your life watching tiktok video
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by 32gbsd 3y ago
I don't agree with this at all. It's some kind of eat your own dog food thinking. These web complexities exist because the web+browsers is simple - it's a host platform. The group's creating the complexity make it the
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by 32gbsd 3y ago
It can be hard to see it
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by 32gbsd 3y ago
These analysis are highly knowledgable while being consistently wrong. It's like a self meme factory. If you only analyse one side you are bound to end up in a corner where your analysis doesn't pan out against reality. It&#x27
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by 32gbsd 3y ago
How many lines of code will it be when complete? How many files?

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