rtontic

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The aristocratic desktop (part 1) (2008)(rawtext.club)
3 points by rtontic 3y ago|1 comments
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by rtontic 3y ago
I'd assume shareholders value is still increasing, so it wouldn't be a problem for them.
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by rtontic 3y ago
You are right, this isn't real. It's an 'alternate reality corporation'.
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by rtontic 3y ago
It's all just one big state machine.
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Virtual Nuclear Weapons Design and the Blur of Reality(thereader.mitpress.mit.edu)
1 points by rtontic 3y ago|0 comments
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by rtontic 3y ago
On my current project, any deploy that we want to do to an AWS environment, including dev, takes at least 10 minutes. So, as soon as you have to work on AWS functionality, you are transported to the past, similarly to the programmers of old
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by rtontic 3y ago
Funny, me experience is quite opposite. Also in eastern europe, takes me 30 minutes on foot to get to the office. And the walk is quite enjoyable!
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by rtontic 3y ago
Oh, but what if you had a text based implementation of cyberpunk? Where your imagination is the GPU (the best one there is)
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by rtontic 3y ago
Civil engineers actually have liability, they can go to prison. Software "engineers", not so much.
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by rtontic 3y ago
Hm, could we write a program to generate these templates?
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by rtontic 3y ago
Hm, I disagree. I have two desktops that I dualboot with windows 10 and various linux distros, currently ubuntu lts. If you install windows first then linux, it should work ok.
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by rtontic 3y ago
Hm, maybe a Boston dynamics robot could drop a USB in front of NORAD?
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by rtontic 3y ago
I actually just make my personal home directory in the root of the filesystem. So /me. If /root can have it, why can't I? It is my machine after all.
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by rtontic 4y ago
>By the same logic we'd criminalize pissing in public places Is public urination not a crime? One that gets you on a sex offender registry?
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by rtontic 4y ago
But people won't smoke a pack of joints a day. Only, like, one per week or so.
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by rtontic 4y ago
I'm quite excited for conversing with next generations of AI using COBOL. All those people saying COBOL is dead will finally be proven wrong!
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by rtontic 4y ago
I mean, reading this article, seems like the author still had to put in a lot of work to get something decent. Kinda makes GPT not look like an all powerful content generator: it steels need a human to use it correctly.
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by rtontic 4y ago
Oooh, that should be the motto!
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by rtontic 4y ago
Yeah, as sibling said, they are quite different games actually. Rogue to me feels a lot more minimalist, while nethack is 'everything AND a kitchen sink!'.
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by rtontic 4y ago
Keep fighting the good fight my man!
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by rtontic 4y ago
or pong
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by rtontic 4y ago
This sounds like a (horrible) way to implement universal basic income. Just hire puffer people, have them do nothing. They get fired, hire them somewhere else, rinse, repeat.
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by rtontic 4y ago
I disagree with this. I prefer walking without listening to anything, I find it helps me actually come up with ideas and thoughts of my own.
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by rtontic 4y ago
Another thing you can do, hold left click on the new tab button. You will get a drop-down where you can chose which container to open the tab in.
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by rtontic 4y ago
But hey, it is more redundant in a way. Your phone broke/battery emptied? You still have your trusty gps device.
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by rtontic 4y ago
Wow that is actually a good startup idea.
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by rtontic 4y ago
Hm, it would be cool though, if we could achieve some sort of piping system for graphical applications.
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by rtontic 4y ago
You should see russian pilots in Ukraine using consumer-grade GPS devices for navigation then.
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by rtontic 4y ago
Maybe I didn't understand the article correctly, but are there any people, especially on HN, that identify as specialists? By that I mean, they only know one skill, and that's it, they don't consider themselves T shaped.
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Can you forget how to read?(brainhackerexpert.com)
2 points by rtontic 4y ago|0 comments

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