browserface

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by browserface 6y ago
No I think you still don't get it. Speaking consciously on WeChat means being conscious of all the consequences of your actions including with regard to your relationship as an individual to the state. I'm very happy to adopt that
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by browserface 6y ago
It's not snarky. It's good natured, and justifiedly awesome and elegantly mocking the bullshit of these ridiculous JS afficianadas/os. I was hinting the hype in 2014 with shadow v0 and the promise has been broken.
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by browserface 6y ago
What are you all taking about? Come on, think. Society doesn't seem very "cool" at all the last ten years. Color revolutions in Latin America and MEA. HK. US v China. ISIS, Bataclan, Charlie Hebdo. Twitter Mobs, Me too, Times
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by browserface 6y ago
And... It crashed. Image is currently down.
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by browserface 6y ago
I use MJPEG to livestream headless chrome[1]. You can set it up to use the HTTP endpoint but I just do it over WebSocket. [1]: https://github.com/dosyago/OuterShell
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by browserface 6y ago
Well I guess that takes the pressure off :p
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by browserface 6y ago
Mmm. I think part of it is I'm just sad it's not me. I'd love to have people hanging off my every word. But I also think most of his stuff is just ok, not great.
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by browserface 6y ago
Omg I find him insufferably self important and fake profound. What is he, the guru of silicon valley?
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by browserface 6y ago
Thailand used to be land of smiles, but it seems there's a backlash against tourism, and the Thais are not so happy as once thought, not just tourism but everything.
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by browserface 6y ago
And what you're going to attack them? Really so you think that these people who go so crazy if you attack an idea are really OK to attack a person?
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by browserface 6y ago
Exactly. How is that the same to you?
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by browserface 6y ago
I actually loved it. I found it very entertaining. Tangent: surprises me how often comment people lose their shit when you utter the slightest word of criticism about some pet {language,code, tech}, but are absolutely fine, supportive and e
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by browserface 6y ago
OMG your managers must be feeling like they are losing control and scared their importance is diminishing. Who cares that you are getting more done.... Will somebody please think of the manager's poor egos!
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by browserface 6y ago
That's really interesting. Does predicting it alter the path and fix it more than if you didn't know? I suppose you can always, "choose against" once knowing... But i think most people can relate they have moments of fre
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by browserface 6y ago
If this is part of the conversation of expecting better standards of behavior by both people in relationships then yes that's a good thing but if it comes to the point where as I think the articles suggests that behavior in relationshi
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by browserface 6y ago
I don't understand how consciousness works and I can't say I have first hand experienced your consciousness, but I don't assume your having consciousness is bullshit... I suppose because you're a person... and I can see
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by browserface 6y ago
Exactly, except for your last sentence I totally agree. I wish this was a more widely held view. How interesting would it be to build devices that interact with this effect, among other benefits that could come from research and wide use. I
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by browserface 6y ago
Rather than watching the goats movie which is pretty bullshit, search the CIA library for "CENTER LANE SPECIAL ACCESS PROGRAM" which was the DIA's remote viewing, remote influence program utilizing psychoenergetics. It result
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by browserface 6y ago
Seeing faces doesn't matter, there are other ways to create an association to get on target. Distance doesn't matter. Some people are more naturally talented. But since it's relatively unknown there are probably lots of very
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by browserface 6y ago
You mean the crazies like you? RV is real. Look into it and try it https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/docs/CIA-RDP96-00788... Ed Dames, Pat Price, Dean Radin Or maybe you weren't saying you think it
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by browserface 6y ago
if correctly stated, this is the question the react core team has been dreading.
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by browserface 6y ago
maybe we did launch that many outward looking satellites. but their images are classified... you wouldn't know, would you?
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by browserface 6y ago
:) haha. Underrated comment. ;p ;)x xx
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by browserface 6y ago
Soviet computers are an interesting historical riff on this. But I think this would be impossible to cut the cord completely, because a computer is basically a communication system (internally and networked) and by Conway's law groups
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by browserface 6y ago
It's the 1950s all over again
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SDF makes policy for UFO encounters(japantimes.co.jp)
1 points by browserface 6y ago|1 comments
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by browserface 6y ago
How do you know? In the past people would have said, there can be no life there at all. And now people think they have evidence. The universe is so vast, and we are blind to most of it, why should life be so sparse? It's the norm, not
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by browserface 6y ago
I hope some governments adopt my FOSS remote browser isolation product: https://github.com/dosyago/OuterShell
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by browserface 6y ago
Vertical integration. It's the end products, not the producers that matter. Or maybe, more accurately, the middle of the supply chain doesn't matter. The most value is at either end: raw materials and energy, and end products. Or
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by browserface 6y ago
Nope that's now how it works. It does show a prompt. Also, not sure how "going to settings" is "not declarative"...? :) ;p xx

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