kalx

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   by kalx 11d ago

   This isn’t true. You can buy oil with other currencies. It’s just that dollars are liquid. No pun intended.
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   by kalx 2mo ago

   That’s because those who (our countries that enforce it) eat less, have smaller properties, less productive cars and infrastructure etc, those are the countries that will have the short end of the stick in 10-20 years time - just look at Eu
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   by kalx 2mo ago

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   by kalx 3mo ago

   Thanks for this. I wish it was an easy way to market this info to the wider non technical audience. It is a huge selling point for GOS that is difficult to package and make attractive (because it is difficult to understand / care about
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   by kalx 3mo ago

   Good idea. Maybe it wouldn’t be too bad to just attach the code brick to my keyring anyways.
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   by kalx 3mo ago

   Well… you can run android without google? The problem is that essential security services require apple or google devices and you as a member of society need the security services.
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   by kalx 3mo ago

   Would this not require some control over the hardware? Which would be difficult for the FOSS community?
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   by kalx 3mo ago

   Problem is that all banks require a national centrale controlled service for login (BankID in Norway). And it is this service that I cannot get to work running GrapheneOS. It worked a couple of months ago, but not anymore. And all customer
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   by kalx 3mo ago

   Correction: i did get bank access. I just couldnt log into the bank without a google or apple controlled device.
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    by kalx 3mo ago

    I tried. But then I didnt get access to essential services like banking and national resources.
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    by kalx 3mo ago

    Impossible?
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    by kalx 3mo ago

    Pseudoproductive jobs consisting of stuff like replying to irrelevant emails, filling out unnecessary paperwork, writing reports no one will ever read. Coincidentally, people on these jobs often sees the biggest upside with AI.
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    by kalx 3mo ago

    Great read, thanks. Just always consider what you are doing when you tag a friend in a meme: feeding your friend the internet drug. Is that what you wanna do to someone you care about?
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    by kalx 4mo ago

    I’m making a top down RPG. 16x16 pixel art. Loving it. In Godot.
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    by kalx 5mo ago

    I tricked it into making a nude. That was fun.
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    by kalx 5mo ago

    Can someone explain me the so what? Like it is impressive, but why do we need it?
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    by kalx 6mo ago

    Thank you. Can you stream your songs from anywhere that you have a connection?
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    by kalx 9mo ago

    I second this. Almost like I was under a spell.
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    by kalx 9mo ago

    Let’s say you’re right. Do we still want to, though? I mean. At some point we will no longer have the skill to babysit the AI agent.
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    by kalx 10mo ago

    How much math skills do you need to appreciate this book?
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    by kalx 10mo ago

    Good. Maybe then my company is happy to adopt Linux or Mac.
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    by kalx 10mo ago

    People here too return them. It is a social class question.
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    by kalx 10mo ago

    Wrong conclusion. Not «people», but customers at that particular store.
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    by kalx 1y ago

    This helped me so much during my phd
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    by kalx 1y ago

    Those stones cost you a couple hundred thousand or something
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    by kalx 1y ago

    They both use heat. But stirling converts mechanically, whereas STEM converts energy to electricity «directly».