Solvency

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by Solvency 2y ago
Weird miss to not call it Lunatix.
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by Solvency 2y ago
this is really buggy and feels oldweb in a unpleasant way. like newer than visiting a site with no index page and seeing the vanilla apache file directory, but only enough to use old jquery-ish 2003 era web ui/patterns/components.
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by Solvency 2y ago
depression existed before smartphones, but now everyone can record viral tiktoks lamenting their depression for views/engagement while other depressed people consume it
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by Solvency 2y ago
it reads more like you're bitter because he exposed the simple formula for success in a modern corporation and you're gatekeeping ICs from seizing this opportunity
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by Solvency 2y ago
the fact that humans need a book to tell them sleep is good shows how broken this society is.... or how stupid the average person is
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by Solvency 2y ago
This is the 4D chess kind of move you get when Musk's brain is operating at maximum capacity.
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by Solvency 2y ago
is nothing < dancing dollar sign >acred?
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by Solvency 2y ago
what is it with Australians and having the cheesiest names for everything? pokies. electricians are sparkies. bikkie. spewie. budgie. brekky. it's like a bunch of babytalk only it's said by literally everyone.
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by Solvency 2y ago
i don't get it. we essentially figured this out in the first Matrix by having a bunch of cameras film an actor and then used interpolation to create a 360 shot from it. why can't this basic idea be applied to simple 2d animation o
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by Solvency 2y ago
this will never happen. why? because humans are outrageously self-centeredly narcissistic. so narcissistic that we invented religions where god is just an omnipotent/omnipowerful version of a man, and then we go "god created man i
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Samsung shifts to emergency mode with 6-day work week for executives(kedglobal.com)
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by Solvency 2y ago
I never said chickens were smarter than us, I said my chickens are visually processing far more than I possibly can all while engaged in mentally and physically taxing activities.
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by Solvency 2y ago
because America is a massive money-hungry machine and run by for-profit corporatjons, and if your business is treating chronically ill people, where's the money in preventing illness through proper nutrition and awareness? jason fung a
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by Solvency 2y ago
I am not the original poster, so what's your explanation for why his two attempts were both deleted?
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by Solvency 2y ago
my 3 chickens have deep and complex social dynamics all while being able to pinpoint grains of quinoa off the ground faster than a robot while being able to spot the faintest outline of the tiniest potential threatening hawk 2 miles away in
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by Solvency 2y ago
this site is run and shadow manipulated by mods to bestow karma/credit points to a chosen few posters. you're not in the club.
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by Solvency 2y ago
Pack it in boys! We've got one layer of abstraction here! Nothing to see here. It's not like the vast majority of "above board" companies don't have multiple layers of foreign shell companies and a dizzying array of
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by Solvency 2y ago
i look forward to the optimized version, petite bite.
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by Solvency 2y ago
in a sea of endless anecdotal reactions to this thoroughly-discussed situation, why, exactly, is this random blogger's lament of note? and why is the main image of a young woman's ass? oh right. because this is blogspam.
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by Solvency 2y ago
boston dynamics is a govt psyop whose sole purpose as a company is to familiarize society with seeing robots before for the military & police industrial complex uses them to control us. it's quite literally succeeding at it in fron
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by Solvency 2y ago
today, far more likely to have a mothership drone that shoots drones out.
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by Solvency 2y ago
every single sub no matter how niche is infested with bots or spam/schill accounts. every single parenting/mom sub is inundated by formula companies. every fan niche like comicbooks is full of bot accounts in training (building up
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by Solvency 2y ago
if a data scientist thinks that data is even remotely accurate they should not be a data scientist.
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by Solvency 2y ago
why in the everloving hell do age gates make you enter an exact birthdate rather than a simple yes/no button.
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by Solvency 2y ago
out of curiosity, when and/or how often do these high-performance math libraries get folded into game physics engines? Like would Blaze offer any sort of advantage if you were to develop a new 3d soft/hard body physics engine?
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by Solvency 2y ago
this is an absolutely outrageously stupid title. The entire world is a massive processed food advertising and marketing engine. We are pumping processed garbage hyper palatable foods full of sugar and wheat and bad oils and then advertising
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by Solvency 2y ago
it's hard enough for disabled people to get a non-shit wheel chair, you think the world is going to give them the most advanced quadripedal robotic walking system of all time for nature walks in the woods?
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by Solvency 2y ago
whose ultimate goal?
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by Solvency 2y ago
wow, I can't imagine having to scroll through 500+ lines of "logs" in every single file of that source code as a developer every time I need to find/edit code.
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by Solvency 2y ago
...wow, kind of fascinating. wish there was a post-mortem on failed attempts at this. I would not expect this, of all problems, to be unsolvable in 2024.

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