DayDollar

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by DayDollar 3y ago
Missing the hackernews part of product to research and development,: Is your company planning to use the exponential growth nature of software to enter into a overlooked niche or rapidly take over a existing industry? In that case, produc
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by DayDollar 3y ago
Now with 17 % less adds?
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by DayDollar 3y ago
And then replaced by someone who rewrites the history of his predecessor.. result a mad reign of madmen..
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by DayDollar 3y ago
Eh, no? Zero-k was there first, and gathered vital info. The original setup for spring rollout of games was thoroughly inadequat to supporting large number of gamers. Fuck, the first lobby server wrote match infos into a freaking textfile.
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by DayDollar 3y ago
Eh, the engine was a accident. It started out as a 3d-viewer, capable of replaying ta games by the svedish yankspankers (clan sy). What started out as a viewer, escalated into a 106.0 version long engine, providing a war that consumes plane
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by DayDollar 3y ago
So what can create dry air? Circulation chimneys and cool caverns were the moisture runs down the wall? I wouldnt want to rely on electricity in a wet-bulb.
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by DayDollar 3y ago
There will be a web of trust, with a valuation of nodes by trustworthyness. And people will get only one id for this. Ones name is ones value and a reputation will be a hard earned thing again.
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by DayDollar 3y ago
I wonder if it wouldnt make more sense to just train a Commentator Neural Net with the pages you collect. It then can "remind" you of similar pages you have seen before, directly in the page, with little floating comments like &qu
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by DayDollar 3y ago
It would rust and crusted with chalk and beneath that layer untouched.
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by DayDollar 3y ago
It also suspicously starts to look like planned economics, once the mono-duo-poly stage is reached. Rare goods, long queues, no choice, bad products and the leadership is off, chasing its own tail in some basebal metric detached from the wo
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by DayDollar 3y ago
Cause society never appears in the heroes tale of one man doing the impossible, besides as a choire invisible of doubters.
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by DayDollar 3y ago
while also remaining capable of creativity, not locked into corsetts of thought, contributing to the economy insteadof cruising and taking.
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by DayDollar 3y ago
Ah, the old debate and approach. Centralize the control, Decentralize problem handling, centralize the knowledge needed for untangling parallelism, realize you just created a centralized authority, undoing the parallelism. Then there is the
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by DayDollar 3y ago
So, can this planet be reacquired? As in identified when it passes one of the twin suns again? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three-body_problem
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by DayDollar 3y ago
Well, that plancton will die off, when the oceans get accidic.. so it will be the trees only in the long run.
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by DayDollar 3y ago
Being a human deterrent is selected for. 100 years from now, every wild plant is ambrosia.
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by DayDollar 3y ago
Its a shame that such accomplished heists have to remain hidden until the criminals death and even then the widdow gets punished by the vengefull machinery of power. Lessons learned: Honesty has no reward. When involved in crime, melt the e
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by DayDollar 4y ago
Socialize the problems. Privatize the rewards. Its like socialism, but in a handstand.
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by DayDollar 4y ago
And there i was thinking, that would be done by rotating a black hole/ neutron stars x-ray jet towards a offender.
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by DayDollar 4y ago
The biggest problem i see in the dark forrest theory is the "interesting information" inwards growth. Basically, most of the external universe is boring, slow and drip fed to a ever faster progressing species. At some point its ju
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by DayDollar 4y ago
Like ultra sonic bursts from devices trying to identify other devices in the room? What a irony that would be, add tech destroying the hearing with which they try to reach the audience.
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by DayDollar 4y ago
There are name cleaning bots that downvote mentions of scandals of rich persons.. they can make a whole thread dissappear.
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by DayDollar 4y ago
Half of academics are thiefs, sending the honest ones to drive taxis. Thats how we got here..
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by DayDollar 4y ago
Not in a world were the priests have taken over. Then its security by obscurity, aka in god we trust.
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by DayDollar 4y ago
Sakrileg! Zefix Halleluja! Aber a ausgeglichene Ernaehrung is scho wichtig ah Its also very tricky to get the bretzel to become perfect, you need a real baker oven that can bring the heat. Then you dunk it into the solution, you shoot it in
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by DayDollar 4y ago
Ironically, ice fracking large amounts of stone and filtering atmosphere gas rich water through that is more effective. But you goto expell large amounts of energy to turn the rock "spongy".
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by DayDollar 4y ago
Which is why china, vietnam, and korea never recovered. That good old colonialist narrative has its place, but given enough time and counter examples, it just lacks the explenation power it once had. Which is a dangerous gap the left left o
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by DayDollar 4y ago
i dont know lambda was really easy to do it by onself. filterdResult = lambda(Table, function(i) if i ~= 42 then return i; end end, setToFilterOut = {} function filterOutIfInSet(i, f
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by DayDollar 4y ago
In many scripting languages this is not the case, and you are ever only passing around references. Python comes to mind. Lots of people obviously have a problem with this as it deeply different from the algebra derived assignment syntax. lo
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by DayDollar 4y ago
Actually, there is a market position here, for somebody willing to venture. A chain of "bomb" defusers, who take the product, replace or remove the breakable components, add a modular bus and the ability to add other open source c

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