kemotep

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by kemotep 7d ago
The real trick is waiting to see if they make a iPhone Duo 3 or 4. Knowing they are committed to the form factor and it’s not another Mini would be nice to know. Also time to work out the hardware and software issues. Not trying to spend se
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by kemotep 21d ago
Plenty of people restrict their account to require that you too have an account to see their posts. A link to Bluesky often feels like roulette on whether I can see a post or not. It isn’t as egregious as other sites but it’s still restrict
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by kemotep 21d ago
Keeps with the tradition of netcat alternatives like powercat, socat, cryptcat.
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by kemotep 22d ago
I used Twitter for over 10 years without an account then suddenly in 2022 that was completely disrupted and no longer an option. Reddit is now this way too. But I find it ridiculous that Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, etc. get used by governm
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by kemotep 22d ago
It’s hard to imagine that Cocoa Beach/Titusville isn’t receptive to this. I guess it’s probably cheaper? They don’t have to share the airspace with NASA and other launch companies and it becomes a fully owned and operated Freeport for
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by kemotep 1mo ago
Well if every business and home and public place has WiFi or Cellular technology with these capabilities it doesn’t really matter if you don’t they will still be able to use it to track you. This is why something has to be done to stop it.
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by kemotep 2mo ago
Of course, we could hand all 8 billion people on the planet a thousand /48’s each and still have trillions and trillions to spare.
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by kemotep 2mo ago
Of course which is why I said average. And farmers (and everyone else) would not be paying taxes on income, payroll taxes for field hands, gas taxes, import/export taxes, and so on so for many this could be a significant tax cut or a w
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by kemotep 2mo ago
If I could wave a magic wand and get the policies I want, I would abolish essentially all taxes except a Land Value Tax. At an average of $10,000 per acre and a roughly 1.4 Billion acres of private property that we could “reasonably” collec
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by kemotep 2mo ago
The classic.
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by kemotep 3mo ago
ELIZA could pass the Turing Test and is over 50 years older than GPT2. You are claiming we have had AGI available since before the first version of Unix came out?
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by kemotep 3mo ago
.zip was especially egregious. No one should have allowed that to happen.
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by kemotep 3mo ago
Wow I thought the line numbers were the number. That makes way more sense. Clearly need to slow down when I am reading.
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by kemotep 3mo ago
The example output is not correct at all. I am not familiar with Smalltalk’s syntax to say the code is wrong but it looks like Fizzbuzz so why is the output wrong? Skimming back over the post I don’t see them acknowledging this either. How
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by kemotep 3mo ago
I also only learned about Zero-Knowledge Proofs from links to articles, blogs, and discussions here so someone has to bring it up.
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by kemotep 3mo ago
I live in rural Ohio and there is like 6? Colo places within an hour’s drive. When I lived outside of Orlando there was like a dozen in Orlando alone. If you look up Colo options in your area, what is lacking? These new datacenters are high
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by kemotep 5mo ago
I remember having to spend 3 days to get games to work on Linux and then something like sound or a texture would be completely broken still. In many cases performance would be worse. But these days? For me at least, Elden Ring on launch day
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by kemotep 5mo ago
I think the major argument against MMT is that no one has the stomach to actually implement the level of taxation necessary to counteract inflation when it starts to rise too quickly. Or at least no major political party in the United State
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by kemotep 5mo ago
I feel like this fails to address my point. In 2008 there was a subprime mortgage crisis that caused the housing market to crash. Nearly all banks who participated in this survived. There was and still is significant demand for houses, fina
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by kemotep 5mo ago
Is the internet bigger or smaller than it was in 1998 compared to today? Demand for internet and web services is significantly higher today than in 2000 but a bubble still popped. Heck a regular old recession or depression, completely unrel
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by kemotep 5mo ago
This is the sk-ed25519 kind of keys correct? These work flawlessly with the KeepassXC ssh-agent integration. My private keys are password protected, saved securely inside my password vault, and with my ssh config setup, I just type in the h
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by kemotep 6mo ago
Does the person prompting the AI work for free?
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by kemotep 6mo ago
I thought there was a Mac Performa or Quadra (like 2 or 3 very specific models only) that supported both Apple DOS and ][e cards. And I get that the Apple DOS and Apple U/X performance on this machine might not be very good. Early 90’s
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by kemotep 6mo ago
Whatever model Classic Mac that supported the Apple ][e expansion card, Apple DOS expansion card, and Apple Unix install (getting you System 7? 8?, DOS, original Apple, and a commercial Unix) has got to be up there at least for the novelty
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by kemotep 6mo ago
The FCC seems to count some level of assembly and packaging as qualifying as “Made in the US” so as long as it’s not a complete sham it should count. Of course, getting a router SOC with firmware from the factory , soldering on the Ethernet
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by kemotep 6mo ago
Does anyone even have a list of US produced routers? Like does installing OpenWRT or OPNSense or VyOS matter? I can’t think of a complete start to finish, OS to mosfets, computer that is 100% manufactured in the United States.
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by kemotep 6mo ago
Is it possible to calculate how much free at time of use roads are? How much of the tax bill goes towards that? If we are going to talk about how much the cost of public transportation such as trains or buses are covered by taxes it would o
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by kemotep 6mo ago
A quick search shows that it’s more like 50 tons of meteorites entering the atmosphere per day. Or over 18,000 tons per year. If Starlink’s are about 2 tons each (the v3’s are going to be much larger) and they each have a roughly 5 year lif
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by kemotep 6mo ago
I have over a dozen ssh keys (one for each service and duplicates for each yubikey) and other than the 1 time I setup .ssh/config it just works. I have the setting to only send that specific host’s identity configured or else I DoS mys
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by kemotep 6mo ago
Billions. Facebook has spent billions and billions over the past decade in VR. Starting with the Oculus merger and then in 2021 with the rebrand. 10 billion a year supposedly for the past 5 years now.

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