theendisney

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by theendisney 5d ago
We have people study hard so that they can fill a seat in some corporate machine. The salaries reflect how hard the work is for a mere mortal and/or how scarce the supply. We ended up with a system where organizing the work is many tim
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by theendisney 7d ago
And when that fails resort to paralel costruction. Like my shit dont stink > its not mine
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by theendisney 13d ago
Haha, yes. Can have it code a webserver from scratch on a disposable vape. Should be quite theraputic.
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by theendisney 13d ago
I know milenimals who know how everything works but only check messages every 2 weeks and dont answer if anyone calls. Might play a game once per month, might watch one movie per week. One guy boots up his pc, looks at one website, closes t
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by theendisney 19d ago
Just like with human langages their only advantage is the community around it, the culture. (Im pretending size is a part of that Obj) No one does it but that is how you should pick it.
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by theendisney 20d ago
At work i only had early copilot which was hysterically bad at everything. As i wanted it to do the same task repeatedly and could spot wrong results instantly i kept evolving a prompt that attempted to correct all ways it found to do it wr
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by theendisney 20d ago
Depends who does it. If someone with the track record and budget pulls the rabbit out of the hat swiftly existing customers would at least investigate. If you maintain a list of shortcommings or good new features it could sound like a sweet
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by theendisney 21d ago
Now that you mention sleeping. I imagine one could do cool sleeping startups that clone something but exist only on paper. The sleeper startup is only launched the moment some ham fisted mega corp aquires the original and all the customers
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by theendisney 25d ago
Dumb question, after scanning wouldnt they be allowed to sell a single digital copy of the rare book? One could argue it wasnt copied but transformed?
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by theendisney 1mo ago
They should turn it into a phone lan gaming platform with dedicated games. That would make it instantly awesome.
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by theendisney 1mo ago
Interesting point. That might be the only thing this thing has going for it self. The angle of force is perfect even for the most fragile frame.
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by theendisney 1mo ago
The 8 hour work day was quite a victory but since it happened long ago i would really like to see how health and productivity in each occupation declines over time and by task. I expect not just the obvious jobs to have quite absurd numbers
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by theendisney 1mo ago
I was once impressed by a very crappy cut, a lengthy marinade with a lot of vinegar, a rins and a extremely sweet saus. The meat was very red and was as soft as bread.
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by theendisney 2mo ago
No one owns the phone and we increasingly dont own the pc. Ursa Ag is funny. Maybe we can have a device that runs programs the user selects.
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by theendisney 2mo ago
Long ago I ponder giving away free computers but an ethical formula is really hard. It seemed profit starts to scale exponentialy just beyond the line. (Acepable would be something like 1TB worth of gamedemos)
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by theendisney 2mo ago
Bittorent grinds on undisturbed. Imagine archives with static content and user friendly file selection. Like those old world printed product catalogs mixed with content more like books and magazine. One can still have interactive headless w
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by theendisney 2mo ago
The rhinoceros are still wondering what part of stay away we dont understand.
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by theendisney 2mo ago
I think it should depend on what residents living in the street want with several tiers. Public cam, paywall, law enforcement 24/7 or for a specific case, encrypted court order only, fake cams. Each with different aproval requirements.
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by theendisney 2mo ago
Violence and destruction are perfectly natural ways of communicating. Some animals use sounds and almost all use body language. One could even argue communicating over the phone or internet lacks the destructive component. Irl behavior is h
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by theendisney 2mo ago
Im blown away by how ugly they all are. The worse part is that this is what users expect now. If you so much as put an icon on the corner they cant find the button anymore.
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by theendisney 2mo ago
One of my favorite impossible puzzles is to sepparate security and feature updates. Ive made zero progress over many years.
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by theendisney 2mo ago
Everyone knows the ivory towers are full of people who shouldnt be there. Its marvelous to see them crumble even if you arent in the chain gang below. Nothing will improve until things get bad enough. You need enough greedy yes men doing qu
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by theendisney 2mo ago
Early o. On some irc channels, forums and usenet groups the greatest trolls, clowns and crazy users were also the most knowlegable and the most helpful. They had to earn the right to misbehave. The secret sause was that anything goes but if
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by theendisney 2mo ago
A guy i know put a fancy cracked wooden floor in his rather large flat, a sofa, a coffee table, a bed, a closet for his cloths and the rest of the space was filled with the largest possible plants. Like half the size of a car. Lots of grow
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by theendisney 2mo ago
I once coin the philosophical construct: the wireless p**s. The idea is to send the body to work while you stay at home and have fun. Is the new nervous system really you?
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by theendisney 2mo ago
I hear this before but im no expert. I recall the moaning long ago that one should never construct sql queries client side. But it seems you get a luxorious api for free? I recall people wanting access to order history. With a bit of code t
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by theendisney 2mo ago
I didnt believe any of it but when conventional methods failed the homeopathy worked incredibly well. So, i dont get to mock it. The same guy also gave me other alternative medication. I had to pull it out of him as he innitally refused for
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by theendisney 3mo ago
I regretably didnt save it but there was a truly hilarious topic on usenet sci.physics long long ago. If we've gathered enough evidence against something or if the thing goes against accepted consensus you are forbidden from doing furt
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by theendisney 3mo ago
There is no such thing as energy.

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