chaganated

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by chaganated 5y ago
seasoned programmers struggle to figure out the "right" API for a single purpose, and still get it wrong. good luck figuring out the "right" API for the sum of human knowledge & our ever changing interpretations &am
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by chaganated 5y ago
the semantic web is philosophically bankrupt. schemas and curation lost to the algorithm, by a wide margin, and for a good reason. ontologies are infinite.
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by chaganated 5y ago
i'm not surprised. atari 800 was an exceptional machine. great work on the game though.
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by chaganated 5y ago
Sixel is a terrible encoding. Most of the newer terminals have escape sequences for sending base64 encoded png/gif/jpg--for higher quality output & lower bandwidth.
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by chaganated 5y ago
Techlead is textbook "uncanny valley". I do not fathom this world, where people invest in his tokens. Yet! here we are...
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by chaganated 5y ago
This satire is judging a professional-technical assault on civilization by the criteria of useful, self-contained tools. As you laugh at the spiritual abortions who wrangle kubernetes for a living, they laugh back, even louder, all the wa
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by chaganated 5y ago
stockholm syndrome
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by chaganated 5y ago
big F for my man john mcafee. epsteined in his prime. he will be missed.
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by chaganated 5y ago
to be fair, we print it on some pretty nice paper
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by chaganated 5y ago
We are all imbued with the light of consciousness. It allows us to shine in so many different ways. With this stem supremacy, you are narrowing the path before the journey has even begun. I'd recommend pets, learning how to care for
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by chaganated 6y ago
So much (wasted) effort trying to work around Google's shitty autocomplete. The whole industry is practically sharecropping for Google now. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15738259/disabling-chrom...
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by chaganated 6y ago
Downloaded their CSVs. Most handles have been anonymized, and only a few hundred accounts in total.
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by chaganated 6y ago
Plenty of anti-war friends from Maine & Connecticut penalized in that sweep. I doubt that the Russians have converted all of our old hippies into spies.
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by chaganated 6y ago
industrial grade cabinets and pillows
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The Thirty Tyrants(tabletmag.com)
3 points by chaganated 6y ago|0 comments
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by chaganated 6y ago
physical fitness, mind-body connection, the greeks knew what they were talking about forget jogging though -- heart attack waiting to happen
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by chaganated 6y ago
With some of these people sitting on three passports, I doubt they'd put any deep history to use -- treating a town the same way many mutual funds treat a stock: "this company no longer meets our investment criteria" -- DUM
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by chaganated 6y ago
Disloyalty and parasitism. With no hard ties to the community, they treat it like a disposable. Look at how quickly they trashed San Francisco. Looks like Austin is next. I pray for them.
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David Lynch: you don't need to suffer(youtube.com)
1 points by chaganated 6y ago|0 comments
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by chaganated 6y ago
I wish you could have replied to his original comment. Perhaps he would have an answer.
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by chaganated 6y ago
Not an AVer, but there are many studies on the ill-effects of adjuvants in vaccines. The industry has also had its fair share of SNAFUs. There is a reason for the 1986 vaccine law. No product should be above criticism -- especially ones w
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by chaganated 6y ago
The government, spending taxpayer money, to police the opinions and discussions of the people... seems pretty un-American to me. And I sent my money to Bernie!
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by chaganated 6y ago
" Ethicist " is someone paid by a large institution to run interference on the time-tested mores of those pesky little people. A big villain throws an underling under the bus. Life goes on. Harvesting your data and selling it to
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by chaganated 6y ago
You only have so much brain energy for the day. Use it wisely. Focus, focus, focus, and INTENSITY! Without these, the software biz is a slippery slope into house slavery.
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by chaganated 6y ago
I used a Unicomp several years back. It's an okay keyboard, but the USB current draw was very high. Without an externally powered USB hub, it wouldn't even work on my laptop. Perhaps this has improved since then? Been using an
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by chaganated 6y ago
been very satisfied with i3. haven't tried any others, unless tmux counts.
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by chaganated 6y ago
This Eco fellow is a little sloppy. The same underlying phenomenon often looks very different from perspective to perspective. The history of science has born this out repeatedly. The works of Newton being a superb counterexample to: &qu
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by chaganated 6y ago
I'd just use a RS232-to-bluetooth dongle, and my phone. Nostalgia is nice, but no wires and less plastic junk are nicer.
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by chaganated 6y ago
> rich ... poor ... luck, cards they were dealt For Bill Gates wealth, maybe. For the average case, I would say, no. Our choices are like compound interest. Consistently making 1% better choices than average, over time, leads to extra
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by chaganated 6y ago
> in usa most people live paycheck to paycheck give them more money, and they will still live p2p. > spending $10k to "help" someone in a country where people... Never mentioned that. Did mention that many people in the d

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