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3mo ago
Yeah like the elites would have any clue how they operate, like any tech.
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3mo ago
Have you thought this through fully? In that case who'se supposed to be doing the arresting and killing? -- more ordinary people. Look at what happened to Ceaușescu for example. He went from being confident in his rule to dead 24 hours
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3mo ago
Corruption.
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4mo ago
Yeah that is good, there are some good things, but I think on average the computer user experience is worse.. In the 80's and 90's with the rise of microcomputers and the net and the web and Linux, things were so utopian, things j
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4mo ago
When you look at how molecules like RNA work, and krebs cycle, and the billions of cells we are composed of, and so on, it always strikes me as astronomically lucky that we function at all. Like how can this assemblage of Rube Goldberg ma
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What's happened in software / computing in the last 20 years that's good? Imo it could be argued that overall the user experience has gotten worse. Dead internet theory, enshittification. * The web is pretty much dead. Time B
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4mo ago
Apparently one reason cars from the 90's last longer than new ones (which almost always fail in some way immediately after warranty expires) is the advancement and increased usage of computer modelling / simulation. In the 90'
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4mo ago
Any of this kinda talk these days is just part of the hype train for the LLM companies tulipomania pyramid scheme. Afaik no-one that is actually working on AGI is anywhere close atm.
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4mo ago
You use anything on the web without uBlock Origin?
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4mo ago
Yes! thank fuck!
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That's the tragedy of the MAFIAA death throes period imo.. With all their lawsuits and bullshit they never even slowed down the big public trackers and torrents of the popular stuff they were trying to stop being shared.. Instead they
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I find the stream rips to be really shitty quality.. The original source is very low bitrate, compressed tae fuck. I find for stream rips from netflix for example I need to download a 4k rip in order to watch in 1080, and that's accept
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<3 Still a great public tracker. We absolutely need people who will run sites like this and crack and bypass stiff like Denuvo and so on. We really do need to keep these sort of skills, tools, and communities alive to be able to resist d
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4mo ago
That made me lol.
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4mo ago
It's literally retro futuristic. Looks exactly like a concept car from the 80's
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4mo ago
I am a big space and tech fan, I have a crazy amount of hours in KSP and realism overhaul. I used to follow starship very closely, finally a rocket that's actually better than Saturn 5! But I cant separate space-x from elon. He is, for
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4mo ago
I mean I might be a hardware guy myself depending on your definition. I've never dealt with rocket engineers.. Are they "hardware guys" according to you? If so it seems you are using that term incredibly broadly.
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4mo ago
In theory more automation = less drudge work for humans, so its great. But in practice, in corrupt societies, elites reap all the benefits while the lower classes eat all the downsides. The thing is though, this is not a tech problem, it&#x
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4mo ago
"low level highly performance sensitive" doesnt mean uncommon. What you're doing may be common with loads of examples to copy. (I dont know cus u didnt say what you're actually doing)
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4mo ago
Is anyone doing this who is not making CRUD web-apps or other very common types of programs for which there is masses of training data to copy from the net? I tend to do oddball stuff (eg. software for custom arcade machines, AR games) an
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USA is cooked imo. The people are depoliticized. Many of them are obsessed with pointless distracting culture war, but still completely politically inactive. I think USA will simply continue on the path it's been on since Reagan, until
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4mo ago
Goatse to the rescue! I'm sure someone can AI generate a 3d version
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4mo ago
Satyr.. I assume this is satire?
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4mo ago
If they're wasting time during an interview on nonsense like that, nah.
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4mo ago
I dont have a personal smartphone (I do have a pile of them in my office for testing software I make) but I dont use one myself. Its fine, I can do my banking and whatever. I live in Ireland.
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4mo ago
A less drastic option is get an Android phone and put Lineage Android on it. https://lineageos.org/ There's a bunch of officially supported phones but most Android phones will have unofficial support also.
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4mo ago
The interviewer asking stuff like that is a good sign to leave immediately.
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4mo ago
7 was the peak though cus it actually worked flawlessly.. In my experience earlier versions of windows were kinda janky and unstable.
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4mo ago
The fundamental difference between Linux and OSes like Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, is that the people making Linux are simply trying to make it good , give it as many features as possible, let the user do as much as possible, make it as
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4mo ago
There are defo still some workarounds to make new google / gmail accounts without giving a phone number or any info.
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