justaman

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by justaman 10mo ago
It seems like the USA's goal to bring chip manufacturing back into the country only targeted cutting-edge chips. Refocusing on building "old-gen" chips is quicker and more affordable. Drones don't need the latest tech. M
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by justaman 1y ago
Woodworking. Tables, chairs, etc. You typically a want a hardwood for these crafts. However, it you're going to make cheap stuff that won't last... pine is fine.
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by justaman 1y ago
Everyday we move closer to RealID and AI will be the catalyst.
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by justaman 2y ago
It seems that bluesky will be the political left's version of twitter going forward. The same way truth social became a right-wing echo chamber from its inception. I see the world(the US in particular) drawing lines and further devolvi
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by justaman 2y ago
Grow more of your own food. Preserve it in glass jars you reuse every year. Hunt and eat venison.
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by justaman 2y ago
Well the education system certainly needs attention and a refactoring. I don't think anyone can dispute that. The details of what the end goal looks like vary wildly based on who you talk to.
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by justaman 2y ago
Manufactured outrage. Designed to entice clickbait farmers to spread the word. Gone are the days of blasting millions into a TV ad. No new age ad gets that attention anymore. Instead, the idea is to go viral.
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by justaman 2y ago
We just had our constitutional rights shat on. Slap on the wrist....
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by justaman 2y ago
I think everyone has a sour taste left over from decades of half-baked laws written by politicians that don't understand the basics of the internet or technology in general. With that said, I also don't understand the issues peopl
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by justaman 2y ago
I would sit on facebook, refreshing and doom scrolling endlessly. When fb messenger came out I was monitoring facebook messenger when it first came out to see who was online. I was always a pretty lonely kid, and I thought social media woul
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by justaman 2y ago
I just heard about this software today. Seeing that it was a one time purchase, I almost got out my wallet right then and there. Making it a subscription model would immediately turn me off.
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by justaman 2y ago
I grew up as social media came into being(mid 2000s). When I was 13, I got Myspace. When I was 16, I got Facebook. It wasn't until well into college that I realized the impact social media had on my mental health. I would go further an
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by justaman 3y ago
Eventually tech leaders will stop hiring Chinese nationals. This keeps happening again and again.
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by justaman 3y ago
Will this work against ads on major streaming apps like prime, hulu, and netflix?
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by justaman 3y ago
Modern progressive discourse argues that when the west exports their culture it is native-erasure and neo-colonialism(ie racist). So I think your argument is very much up for debate. Sometimes a part of someone's culture is trash. Sure
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by justaman 3y ago
The pendulum has begun swinging in the other direction. Seems to follow roughly a seven year cycle. As the world shifts to a more conservative paradigm in the coming years, I hope that people are reminded that things will go too far before
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by justaman 3y ago
> Illegal downloading of copyrighted materials takes up 24% of the global bandwidth. Completely impossible. Think of how much bandwidth is used for HD streaming of twitch, netflix, ABC-XYZ +, and social media. Piracy making up even 5% of
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by justaman 3y ago
MBAs and cert-chasers make the worst managers/scrum masters. Give me a former dev who had to code less because they got carpel tunnel or a hacker with only one book on agile methodology any day.
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by justaman 3y ago
There needs to be an EV van at prices comparable to an ICE. An AWD Crysler or Toyota is around 60usd. Most middle class families can't afford a regular ICE van today with that interest rates are at.
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by justaman 3y ago
Piracy as a whole is absolutely seeing a resurgence. The fragmentation of cable into the streaming era started wonderfully. There was a time when one or two subscriptions could service your media needs. I think the most egregious offender i
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by justaman 3y ago
Yeah, they are called small towns. I've lived in two small towns in the last decade. One had about 5,000 people; a grocery stores, bars, churches, post office, and a small movie theater all within a mile end-to-end. The other, an even
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by justaman 3y ago
I think this is the key take away. Unfortunately world leaders are not tech savvy enough to even consider this a threat.
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by justaman 3y ago
If you asked me 30 years ago what I thought the web would be in 2023, I would have said something similar to this.
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by justaman 3y ago
They will be rare but do you really think Big Oil's lobby will let that one go thru?
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by justaman 3y ago
I'm an F tier programmer but I think the Simpson's Hit and Run game has some really great code. Its easy to read and well organized in my opinion. https://github.com/Svxy/The-Simpsons-Hit-and-Run/tree&#x2
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by justaman 3y ago
There was an uptick but its taboo to talk about the demographic.
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by justaman 3y ago
The trick seems to be keeping it targeted towards one unique and tight nit community. Then opening the doors for those users to branch out. Like if you had a "subreddit" for an MMORPG where community is already a key attribute.
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by justaman 3y ago
The moderators of major subreddits are extremely authoritarian. There must be a middle ground between free-for-all and thought police.
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by justaman 3y ago
Gabe Newell
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by justaman 3y ago
I've played over 500 games on chesscom in the last year at between 700-1050 rating. Its hard to point out a cheater but sometimes you just get a hunch, then on review of the game, they blundered twice in the first dozen moves then the

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