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by nextmove 3y ago
He may be right that people self sensor to keep a clean image of themselves in the eyes of their peers, but Orwell did not live in a time of cell phones. If you people still don't believe you're all under deep surveillance, after
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by nextmove 3y ago
> Meyer's mother, Joan Meyer, collapsed and died one day after police raided her home. So will the Stasis be charged for manslaughter? Oh right this government is totally corrupt.
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by nextmove 3y ago
Agreed with everything Feynman wrote. Monkey see, monkey do. Even if someone questions what everyone else believes is true because "scientists said it", they will only be downvoted and censored.
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by nextmove 3y ago
Can we all please start building decentralized tools now. Stop giving these crap companies power over you and your data. You don't know what they'll do with your data in the future (think George Orwell). As we can see these compan
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by nextmove 3y ago
This project also appears interesting, but it seems that its clustering features have yet to be tested in large scale distributed systems. https://github.com/slawlor/ractor/discussions/131
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by nextmove 3y ago
Has anyone experimented with any Rust framework that implements Erlang's actor model in pure Rust? How well do they scale in distributed system? I know I've seen a few libraries such as: Lunatic https://github.com&#x2F
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by nextmove 3y ago
Strange that you got downvoted for stating that people should have power to hold politicians accountable. Look at the top comment and see how illogical it is: > I'm happy to pay a premium and be locked into their walled garden for
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by nextmove 3y ago
Yes these companies use tricks to get you addicted to using their low quality products for as long as possible and spending as much as possible. But people fail to realize that the bigger issue resides in society. These people are escapin
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by nextmove 3y ago
Why is everyone ok with ChatGPT scraping Reddit's data and selling it back to you for a $20/mo subscription, but cringe at the thought of Reddit making a profit from their API? If anything the users creating the content should be
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by nextmove 3y ago
Great read for beginners. I've read about Robert Fano being the creator of Project MAC that turned into MIT's AI lab (CSAIL). I'm sure AI will end up the winner in compression in the end.
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by nextmove 3y ago
I began my journey into functional programming a couple months back with Erlang. Interestingly this language helped me truly comprehend the functional like ways of Rust. My only gripes would be that I've had to switch to Elixir as it&#
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by nextmove 3y ago
Is he referring to writing code or books/essays? For code I think he's forgetting that the people using ChatGPT to write code for them aren't really good programmers. These are mainly people using frontend frameworks that hav
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by nextmove 3y ago
I love how on mobile Brave browser you can add YouTube videos to your Brave playlist and then play them while your screen is locked. Also I switched from StartPage to Brave search, but I do wish Brave search had a translator feature. Like o
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by nextmove 3y ago
I didn't listen to the entire podcast, but I'm sure he didn't mention a single thing about Aaron Swartz one of the co-founders. Edit: at the 34:00 minute mark he mentions him.
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by nextmove 3y ago
Obviously I'm not condoning clicking on your ads a few times to get the payout. My account got banned and I haven't used adsense since. Everyone uses adblockers anyhow now... But to PERMA ban someone for this small offense (compar
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by nextmove 3y ago
Seeing as how Google Ads are being used to spread malware https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/hackers-abuse... https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/google-ads-pu...
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by nextmove 3y ago
What I don't get is how this big company called Google can get so big by scraping everyone's data and then indexing it without paying people. And then they have the balls to lock people out from adsense profits if the user makes t
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by nextmove 3y ago
Was the post deleted because it tells people that paying more for internet bandwidth doesn't improve latency? Totally agree that some websites need to chill out with their javascript frameworks and start learning how to actually delive
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by nextmove 3y ago
> They also won't have to prove that they're going outside to continue receiving the money, the spokesperson added. While I believe that money can alleviate their financial situation, I don't see how this is going to fix t