falsemyrmidon

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by falsemyrmidon 7d ago
Guess I'm not in the industry enough lmao
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by falsemyrmidon 13d ago
You can ask this about a lot of foods, but probably won't get many satisfying answers. For example cheese goes back many thousands of years, and it's theorized that it was invented accidentally due to storing milk in sheep stomac
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by falsemyrmidon 14d ago
You can be anonymous without using the same model as 4chan.
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by falsemyrmidon 15d ago
Probably also worth pointing out that they made that account to leave that comment
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by falsemyrmidon 15d ago
Idk, they've always had a techno libertarian streak. This seems on brand to me.
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by falsemyrmidon 15d ago
Just read and internalize the 800k page manual, some of which poorly explains why things are the way they are or is outright wrong. Ezpz
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by falsemyrmidon 22d ago
It's not just HN, have you seen mainstream news recently? It's just a hot topic and I think it's normal for people to talk about those a lot. If quantum computing ever goes mainstream, I'm sure you'll see a lot of
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by falsemyrmidon 1mo ago
There hasn't been an explicit ruling from the supreme Court that applies here, but there are indications that they would have ruled that the fourth amendment applied. They've explicitly avoided closing the door on that possibilit
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by falsemyrmidon 1mo ago
I don't know anyone who uses Facebook anymore
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by falsemyrmidon 1mo ago
Is this an ad?
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by falsemyrmidon 1mo ago
Because markets are neither rational nor perfectly elastic.
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by falsemyrmidon 1mo ago
It's the dosage that makes the poison. If you dumped it all in the ocean in a single spot then yes, it would probably kill the local ecosystem.
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by falsemyrmidon 2mo ago
It's just as easy to go too far in the direction of shoving too much logic on a single line in the name of reducing lines of code.
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by falsemyrmidon 2mo ago
I just tried that with claude > The 2020 U.S. presidential election was won by Joe Biden, who defeated the incumbent, Donald Trump. Biden secured 306 electoral votes to Trump's 232, and won the national popular vote by about 7 milli
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by falsemyrmidon 2mo ago
So glad we're becoming as locked down as iOS
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by falsemyrmidon 2mo ago
Who do you think should be voting if not their active users?
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by falsemyrmidon 2mo ago
This reads like some of that covert Russian election influence they're so fond of.
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by falsemyrmidon 2mo ago
My wife already doesn't do that
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by falsemyrmidon 2mo ago
I stopped doing it when I was in high school (I just stood there) and no one cared. This would have been about 22 years ago
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by falsemyrmidon 2mo ago
With the steam deck 5% is around 300% to 500% growth over the last 5 years
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by falsemyrmidon 2mo ago
I got a pixel 10 for 350 a few weeks ago.
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by falsemyrmidon 2mo ago
That seems like a lot of effort to go through
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by falsemyrmidon 2mo ago
Plumbers build all the pipes, but one of the aforementioned professional engineers created a drawing of where they would go and how the water and sewage would move through the building.
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by falsemyrmidon 3mo ago
You may as well just randomly pick 65 to discard, if your only goal is to reduce the number for review.
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by falsemyrmidon 3mo ago
Gold is shiny and can make nice jewelry and other things shiny.
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by falsemyrmidon 3mo ago
Crypto has been the bad place for almost 10 years. It lost it's shot at being mainstream when Steam stopped accepting Bitcoin payments due to price instability.
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by falsemyrmidon 3mo ago
At some point I just work here man, and my job is to do whatever dumb shit management wants me to do this quarter, no matter how dumb it is.
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by falsemyrmidon 3mo ago
You could just as easily edit it, print it, then scan it again. This tech doesn't enable you to do anything you couldn't already do. The real problem is that written signatures are a poor form of authentication.
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by falsemyrmidon 3mo ago
Seeing what you made get to the point that that's an issue is a "a good problem". Yes, it's worth it to optimize at that point, but that's still an argument for what I consider premature optimization.
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by falsemyrmidon 3mo ago
As someone that's a senior at a large corp, I absolutely do not want someone making the codebase more complex with the only benefit being being that it's now barely measurably faster. Especially when there are probably better thi

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