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You mean inside of a sun or so? Current life depends heavily not only on RNA/DNA, but also water. I can not see how it is possible to have an information system (such as RNA/DNA) without water possible. Enzymes, even of extremophi
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The Sun impresses me. So much energy to dish out, so little of that is taken by planet Earth yet it helped yield and maintain life. Now what will happen when that energy is taken away ...
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It's true, Microsoft made github worse, but the more recent issues seem to have to do a lot more with Microsoft selling its soul to AI. Microsoft really appears to have gotten dumber as they became dependent on AI. Most recent example:
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Ever since Microsoft took over, and then when AI Skynet took control, things started to decay. AI companies owe all of use a lot of money. By the way, why do I have to pay for increasing RAM prices here? Why are we so dependent on a few gre
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Canada wins either way. You can notice this on reddit discussions too - they are absolutely upset about the orange king. And that motivates Canadians to do better than Americans now - after all you don't want the orange king to be able
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> "Japan is built to work for everyone," says Josh Grisdale Well - the article does not talk about the more recent hostility to gaijin in Japan. Example (article) from a year ago: https://www.lemonde.fr/en/
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Trump is indeed effective at pillaging. The interesting thing is that Yuri explained and predicted (!) this in the 1980s: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yErKTVdETpw
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Ever since Google became an adCompany, it rarely innovated anymore.
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Evil reshuffles.
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You are quite right here. It's unfortunate that democracies foster a system of corporate corruption here. I notice this often when I try to, say, use firefox and my bank says, sort of "nah, use chrome only". And they only eve
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Google is becoming more and more Evil by the day. Some things are still funny to me, though. As Google transitions towards full Evilness, people less frequently advertise a "I was employed at Google, what a wonderful place". Googl
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I don't think this is correct. What is the "end result"? You refer to cleaning here, but many people use AI spam slop to bombard people with garbage text. That is not "cleaning up", that is literally wasting the tim
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> In traditional niche dev circles, respect is earned slowly through years of activity in their respective fora I think the problem goes deeper. When a community becomes addicted to LLM, I feel uncomfortable interacting with it. It feels
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First there will be the Desktop Linux of the year breakthrough. Evil folks say it will coincide with the end of the world via a total global catastrophy but these people don't understand beauty - such as TempleOS, the most perfect OS o
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Next year will be the year of GNU Hurd, as well as The Desktop Linux Year and people really using HaikuOS on real hardware for years. You read it here first!
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Well, only solution really is to not depend on other countries here. Mexico is large enough to use their own satellites and if they want to do it not alone they can possibly on-board Brazil, Canada and so forth. It is tragic that the USA is
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Great that there are performance benefits, but one thing that I think both meson/ninja and cmake (or cmake/ninja) got wrong, and GNU configure got right is "./configure --help". Why do neither of these tools simply
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I often get a "verify you are not a bot" these days, which just needlessly wastes my time (because I need to click on something, and this in turn takes away seconds; multiply this like x50 per day and that's a time waster, no
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This is why the BSDs lost ground to Linux: they invest too much time into playing!
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But what do pigs have to do with any of that?
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Are you saying that the email I got yesterday, was not from the next King of Nigeria asking for a joint business operation in it?
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> Unfortunately his successor caved to Microsoft Corruption unfortunately also happens in Bavaria as this can be seen. Thankfully Merz is not affiliated with big business at all ... oh wait, nevermind. (One reason why public opinion abou
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That's good. Every country should do something similar.
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Well, it's not just him. It's Google versus Mankind. Mankind will eventually prevail against Evil. Google pissed off too many people now, you only need to look at reddit's degoogle subreddit.
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That depends. For my local use I want to access everything. For external situations I agree. No clue why browsers started to sniff after people. I blame Google for that.
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The sad thing is that we need adblockers in the first place. Granted, even in the 1990s there were ads; I remember blinking banners and what not. But often the underlying website was still fine as such. Fast forward some years. Now if you l
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> But owning a game on a disc today isn't really the same thing. It's still just a license, and Microsoft, Sony, and Nintendo can either intentionally or, in this case, unintentionally prevent you from playing that game, even i
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The USA will not really defend Taiwan anyway. Perhaps they may send some ships or airplanes but even that attempt at show of force will quickly collapse when Beijing increases pressure. The only thing Beijing can not control is what Taiwan
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Trump is like Al Capone - just dumber. There is not really any strategy here in place that makes sense from an US point of view. There is a strategy in place that may make sense for Netanyahu (e. g. remain in power) but this is not a US str
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I think most everyone agrees with that. FFmpeg is kind of a corner stone when it comes to multimedia.
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