pgsandstrom

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by pgsandstrom 6d ago
Anyone with a multi-GPU cluster at home that has given it a try?
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by pgsandstrom 1mo ago
> that lasted from 1873 to 1877, continuing until 1879 in the French Third Republic and in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. Reading the entire sentence makes it clearer.
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by pgsandstrom 1mo ago
My impression is that the US is more vulnerable to climate change than Europe. While Europe has heat waves, the US has a hurricane problem that simply does not exist in Europe, which can result in horrendous societal damage.
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by pgsandstrom 4mo ago
Or when they get sick, or hurt, or...
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by pgsandstrom 5mo ago
Could you break it down for someone who isnt in the know?
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by pgsandstrom 7mo ago
You might not fully grasp what Grindr is all about...
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by pgsandstrom 9mo ago
I try to stay humble when predicting the future. But there is just no way there will be a literal military invasion. Trump would never risk a bunch of american dying on the ground, it would be terrible optics.
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by pgsandstrom 9mo ago
Maybe they just want access to the specific companies? Like, you get hired by the company. You hand over username/password/vpn-info to them. Then they have a way inside the company and can try to steal information, install backdoo
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by pgsandstrom 10mo ago
I added the custom instruction "Please go straight to the point, be less chatty". Now it begins every answer with: "Straight to the point, no fluff:" or something similar. It seems to be perfectly unable to simply write
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by pgsandstrom 1y ago
What, you think the article was written by AI? Why?
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by pgsandstrom 1y ago
I've coded on linux for a decade now, but always used windows at home. Just last week I switched from windows 10 to ubuntu on my media computer since it cant upgrade to windows 11. I open up firefox, go to youtube, and immediately noti
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by pgsandstrom 2y ago
Agree. People who join a project and insist on changing the default styling configs are insane weirdos. But people who dont want to use any styling solution on a project with several developers are EVEN MORE insane weirdos.
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by pgsandstrom 2y ago
> Most programming should be done long before a single line of code is written I'd rephrase this to something like: Most programming should be done before 5% of the code is written. Because "no plan survives contact with the en
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by pgsandstrom 2y ago
I work at a swedish bank. We spend very much time and effort to prepare for different situations such as that. Some preparation is required by the EU Dora act: https://www.digital-operational-resilience-act.com/ (yes I know
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by pgsandstrom 2y ago
I'm pretty sure its a joke. It's based on the thinking that "the government" is trying to remove all our pleasure of life, such as smoking, eating meat and drinking. The joke is to compare the pleasure of sitting on the
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by pgsandstrom 2y ago
I think it is interesting that a majority of the changes happened between the 50s and the 70s. I guess it might be attributed to post-war optimism and the golden age of capitalism that lasted just about the same era.
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by pgsandstrom 2y ago
The article mentions a few points that I consider more likely explanations: 1. Being autistic makes you not consider what is "normal" as important. 2. Autistic people are more likely to spend a very large amount of time online.
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by pgsandstrom 2y ago
VSCode has a really great neovim-plugin that I'm currently using. Best of both worlds: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=asvetlia...
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by pgsandstrom 2y ago
Swede here. We fear a chinese hegemony as well.
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by pgsandstrom 3y ago
I love this argument. "Can you define EXACTLY what you want to ban"? I'd say a significant part of all criminalized activities can't be EXACTLY defined. Somehow we still manage.
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by pgsandstrom 3y ago
I think it helps to look at it from another perspective: We are seeing a trend of certain health problems that are related to what we eat. We notice that a certain type of food is the root cause. Our currenty categorization of foods isn&#x2
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by pgsandstrom 3y ago
In the book "Masters of doom", at least during the doom era, Carmack seemed like a really bad collegue. Very, very demanding and complete lack of social tact. The book gave the impression that he wanted everyone to be as commited
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by pgsandstrom 3y ago
I have a somewhat unrealistic dream that someday dating apps will be viewed the same way as roads: Essential infrastructure that needs to be handled by the public. A government developed dating app whose only goal is to help people find hea
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by pgsandstrom 3y ago
I can appreciate a book being obscure or dragging things out when it is trying to give the reader an aesthetic experience. But this point seem to be one that would easiest be communicated clearly and succinctly. Or is the point "there
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by pgsandstrom 3y ago
In your experience, how common is this? I must know at least thirty people that have meditated for over 15 years, and none have mentioned open-eyed hallucinations.
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by pgsandstrom 3y ago
I would guess it's just like a very complex dam bursting. Nothing intended, just side effects of very complex systems no longer functioning properly.
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by pgsandstrom 3y ago
I guess you mean to say that we will go back to centralization since nothing decentralized can be trusted, with how easy it will become to fake facts. But that's assuming that the consumer primarily cares about truth. If that was the c
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by pgsandstrom 3y ago
This article read to me like someone tryint to shoehorn "non-profits sucks" into an otherwise interesting narrative.
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by pgsandstrom 3y ago
And "to sound the horn" in swedish :)
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by pgsandstrom 3y ago
When I was young I could entertain myself by arguing for the flat earth theory. I never for a second believed it to be true. I simply found it entertaining to frustrate people with stupid opinions. I dont know why I found this entertaining,

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