avaldeso

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by avaldeso 5y ago
You still can have fun, but first drink verification can.
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by avaldeso 5y ago
>Apple is trying hard to destroy the concept of an "Album" Why though? Honest question.
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by avaldeso 5y ago
> You could nuke it though. Throw a bunch of nukes in a line and you are good to go. :D I don't know if you're joking or not but there were tactical demolition nukes in the 60's. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/
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by avaldeso 5y ago
Unless they, somehow, rip a hole in the hull. That would be FUBAR.
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by avaldeso 5y ago
> Languages evolving and borrowing good ideas from each other* is not the same thing as hyperbolically sneering at some of the most popular programming languages in the world because they're supposedly all converging into one single
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by avaldeso 5y ago
> // #include <stdlib.h> import "C" > is probably the coolest and easiest ways to use C libraries I've seen. You should see Zig's interoperability.
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by avaldeso 5y ago
> Surely there must be some reports of the outage by now? Not everyone is AWS. There's a lot of obscure software providers nobody cares when they're down.
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by avaldeso 5y ago
> YMMV, but I tried to self-study out of "Art of Electronics" and I ended up giving up because I didn't feel like I was getting the fundamental basic circuit analysis skills that I needed to actually comprehend everything
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by avaldeso 5y ago
How does La Taverne compare to Redux Toolkit which already removes a lot o boilerplate and includes redux thunk
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by avaldeso 6y ago
> Jews seek refuge from Antisemitism in their historic homeland, immediately get attacked by 7 nations. But this is all their fault, of course. Of course. That's what happens when you unilaterally found a country on someone's e
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by avaldeso 6y ago
> Note that genocide means the (attempted) deliberate and systematic destruction of a racial, political, or cultural group[0], shooting civilians deliberately or accidentally is not genocide. That's semantics. Endless wars without a
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by avaldeso 6y ago
> So why doesn't China allow independent investigations into what's really taking place? Maybe if they weren't hiding the truth people wouldn't be so quick to fill in the holes with their own stories. Why they should?
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by avaldeso 6y ago
Reminds me of computer virus research in the 90's. "we've found the polymorphic encryption algorithm...". Ok? That's not akin to discover some function on a biological virus. It's just discovering other (even w
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by avaldeso 6y ago
Yeah it's eight 0 but nobody knows in what order they are. That's the top secret part.
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by avaldeso 6y ago
> All we need is artificial mass. That's doesn't make sense.
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by avaldeso 6y ago
> You can cite your body. Anecdotal evidence. Also, if the mind is fully integrated with the body, how you explain seemingly inconsistent states that seems to work just fine. Eg., people with ALS or quadriplegic or severely injured or mu
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by avaldeso 6y ago
[Citation needed]
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by avaldeso 6y ago
> Even over a population center, it’s a local problem. Local? An impact in any large city with financial or industrial hubs would have global scale effects. NYC, Tokio, Shenzhen, London, Beijing, Shanghai. Throw a rock at any of those a
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by avaldeso 6y ago
In the future you'll get paid for your personal data.
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by avaldeso 6y ago
Virtual Meeseeks. What could possibly go wrong.
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by avaldeso 6y ago
You're right. Shame on me.
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by avaldeso 6y ago
Author forgot an easy one: death by strangelet catalyzation https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strangelet#Dangers
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by avaldeso 6y ago
> If it was lab created then you know some group intentionally or through their negligence caused millions and millions of people to die. Just 2.4 millions as today. Not millions and millions. This is not 1918 flu levels (yet).
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by avaldeso 6y ago
Oh ok. So, this 10B are just people buying and selling BTC? It seems the author is fighting BS with more BS.
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by avaldeso 6y ago
There's levels of usefulness. Not dissing your argument but gold is still way more useful. There's has to be better ways to solve the problem you mention. Like they say, Bitcoin is a solution looking for a problem.
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by avaldeso 6y ago
What's your point? Gold is useful. One of the most versatile metals. You can find gold almost en every electronics, or medical implants, or scientific equipment, or in space telescopes. BTC isn't even useful data. It's just a
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by avaldeso 6y ago
>VISA handles $30B/day >Mastercard handles $11B/day >Bitcoin handles $10B/day Impressed. I didn't know Bitcoin transactions accounted for such huge volume almost as large as MasterCard. I use MC almost every day
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by avaldeso 6y ago
> After a few days of conscious effort, yesterday I remembered his first name spontaneously and then suddenly his last name too. A background process completing and notifying the result to the frontend.
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by avaldeso 6y ago
Discovering alien tech in an interstellar vessel would be an unprecedented technological breakthrough bigger than anything we could be making now. Bigger than GPS for sure. It doesn't even has to be more advanced than ours.
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by avaldeso 6y ago
> If that sounds ridiculous to you I suggest you're not thinking realistically about aliens, you are living in the star trek universe. How can anyone think realistically about aliens in any way whatsoever? There's absolutely z

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