mrloopex

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by mrloopex 1mo ago
Think real hard about that. What does it mean if the only hacker chat group on the planet despises meta this much? Think.
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by mrloopex 1mo ago
Attention Hacker News: you are literally the people writing this code and these frameworks. Get your shit together and be the change you want to see. Or stop whining.
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by mrloopex 1mo ago
There’s no such thing as a “final” contract. Everything is open to relitigation. I mean look at the E Jean Carol and President Trump case.
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by mrloopex 1mo ago
He’s very competent at threatening republicans in congress who do not kiss his feet. Thats a skill. An evil skill. But a skill nonetheless.
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by mrloopex 1mo ago
This is absolutely fascinating. I enjoy real life stories like this. I went to a Node meetup in 2013 when Target had just switched to Node from PHP and it was a similar experience to see their metrics and hear their strategy.
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by mrloopex 1mo ago
Actually yes China. Hong Kong specifically before the manufacturing boom moved to mainland. By the 90s Japan had lost its DRAM edge and was not making any PC peripherals en masse. TSMC was barely three years old in 1990.
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by mrloopex 1mo ago
Let’s be clear: they were Lego-ing together parts from China. There were no mass produced PC components in the US by the 90s.
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by mrloopex 1mo ago
You and me both.
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by mrloopex 1mo ago
Does that mean every TTT diagram is wrong? Nevermind I just learned about CCT diagrams. I guess having only one year of materials engineering means I should STFU. :)
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by mrloopex 1mo ago
Freezing point of water changes with salinity and impurities. By definition a liquid cannot be below its freezing point until it has completed its phase change.
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by mrloopex 1mo ago
This should have nothing to do with data science but basic math literacy. Quantities without context are meaningless. Reporters should know better but if when headlines have to catchy day in day out … shrugs. Stock market reporters are the
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by mrloopex 1mo ago
Nice goalpost shift. Wonder what source provides your propaganda. If you look at the entire picture, you’re doing far far more benefit for the environment by reducing fossil fuel dependency. But go ahead and cry for the birds.
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by mrloopex 1mo ago
Just trying to troll guys who make steak their identity. Lame.
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by mrloopex 1mo ago
And their ability to pollute without regard for life or the future.
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by mrloopex 1mo ago
How is this still not contained? Jeez.
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by mrloopex 1mo ago
Long live Rabble.
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by mrloopex 1mo ago
Every customer wants FIPS 140-3 until the realize the performance hit. Then suddenly they don’t remember why they wanted it. Datasheet engineering FTW.
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by mrloopex 1mo ago
Lucifer has fallen! “Canticle” blew my 14 year old mind. Really sad ending but the mutations really got under my skin. Didn’t Plato call sad music a “false construction” when outlining justice?
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by mrloopex 1mo ago
… laughs in cop …
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by mrloopex 1mo ago
The rebuilding of the temple. Yeah that faction is still in power. Blows my mind.
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by mrloopex 1mo ago
Stucco on the ceiling is done to hide imperfections from hastily installed drywall. In cheap housing constructing, every step hides the previous steps mistakes. Framing - drywall - trim - texturing - painting - decorating.
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by mrloopex 1mo ago
Same thing with dark mode.
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by mrloopex 1mo ago
Born in 1968 I missed “duck and cover” but rode the wave of Reagan brinkmanship with my skater friends until 1990, watching all the broadcast TV PSAs and songs and art about nuclear war. It was real. It pervaded daily life: the notion that
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by mrloopex 1mo ago
Why are you willingly refusing to look at the entire cost of SpaceX to the US economy and subsequently the taxpayers? THAT is 20x the cost of NASA. Easily.
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by mrloopex 1mo ago
They’re a force multiplier if you are skilled and chaos if you are not.
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by mrloopex 1mo ago
People are also pretty fucking dumb and vote for stadia instead of schools, parks, and libraries.
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by mrloopex 1mo ago
Cape cod. In the 1980s the rich people had trouble getting their trash picked up because no one could afford to live within an hour of the wealthiest areas.
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by mrloopex 1mo ago
As someone who’s spent the last year deploying PQC cryptosystems, it sure would be a kick in the ass if they find a faster solution to the nearest vector problem. I mean that’s why we’re going hybrid, but still. (Well to be more precise we’
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by mrloopex 1mo ago
Due to subsidies and investment fraud and subsidized tax breaks to 1% shareholders this will cost the US 10x more than if NASA just did it. People like to say nasa was a bloated waste of money, but thinking beyond k=1 it is obvious privatiz
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by mrloopex 2mo ago
Leave it to hacker news to bitch about how “meditation is wrong” just because it requires a tiny bit of effort to understand.

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