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7mo ago
Use its real name, the one orange shitler renamed it to: the department of war. Why the fuck does the department of war get to dictate anything to a private organization? Why does the constitution say that you have to let the government mur
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1y ago
Elon? That trust fund oligarch who bought twitter and was throwing around Sieg Heils on stage at donalds's inauguration? The one teaching his nazi AI to lie about "wHiTe GeNoCiDe? That dickhead elon?
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2y ago
If you were ready to ditch corpomicrosoft why would you go to corpoapple instead of something foss like debian tho
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4y ago
x13 amd is just about perfect. linux or ltsc both work.
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5y ago
Nothing says secure like proprietary code maintained by some guy's privately owned limited liability corporation with 20 wageslaves labouring for him.
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5y ago
Why did you download an executable that you don't trust? Don't even scan it, just delete it and go find one you do trust.
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5y ago
If a wheelchair and a robot cross paths, the robot isn't trained to give way I assume.
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5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethereum_Classic#The_DAO_bailo... Eth is immutable unless the central players lose too much money then they can roll it back
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5y ago
Or, I mean, hear me out: buy a Kill-A-Watt for $50, plug it into the wall, and then check what the dial says when your computer is neutral vs. when it's looping your code.
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5y ago
Turning one ounce of almonds into four ounces of almond milk takes three ounces of water
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5y ago
GrapheneOS - android access with better than iphone security
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6y ago
The buhddists put in the legwork ages ago: the line is if the organism has a chemical stress response to stimuli. Like could an motivated human torture it and could it try and escape the situation.
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6y ago
Artificial Life community does this research. Simulating worm brains and modelling ants, etc.
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6y ago
Log into work's Microsoft subscription from hotmail.com to keep The Man humble
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6y ago
bisq
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6y ago
You can't get a degree without being exposed to a number of lecturer's language-of-choice. I'd be shocked to find someone who had only used c++
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6y ago
I've never found it taxing to just copy and paste my references into a text file.
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6y ago
If it was just a matter of horsepower we could perfectly simulate animals with simpler brains already.
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6y ago
Depends if your goal is to teach the maximum number of people the fundamentals of logic, or to transfer as much practical knowledge as quick as possible to the students with an aptitude for programming.
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6y ago
What if instead of adding more tanks of petrol, you added more trailers of batteries.
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Darvon
6y ago
I'd hate working alongside a young anxiety free conformist who doesn't have external commitments.
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6y ago
There's a few pretty far along mesh network projects that are designed to keep internet/crypto functional over portable radio networks.
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6y ago
Monero
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6y ago
In which jurisdiction is it illegal for an Australian to publish evidence of American war crimes?
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6y ago
What percentage of your networth would you bet that the Chinese government can't access WeChat passwords?
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6y ago
I was in academic compsci/ai from 2001-2017 and it was entirely c++ and python in my department, except for one oldschool professor who used delphi.
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7y ago
More information on the piece of shit Judge https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2019/07/11/assa-j11.html
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7y ago
I can't imagine a real world robotic assembly line in 2020 not using c/c++ indefinitely. Doesn't matter how cool the new language is, what people really want is to not have to rewrite that dependency they're still using
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7y ago
That was my first thought as well: "I thought tunneling made this impossible"
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7y ago
It's so hard to stay angry and not just default to sad.
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