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by webdevver 1y ago
thats cool but what i really want is a pedal-assist electric bike that doesn't look like a delorean from back to the future. the batteries, controller, everything should be inside the tubular frame (and no thicker than a 'normal&#
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by webdevver 1y ago
mass gambling definitely a sign of the times. "its over, society is over, i have to leap from a sinking ship before its too late and i become a serf in the neofeudal society forever" or something like that. its not a bad shout eit
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by webdevver 1y ago
honestly those numbers should be the other way around. extra 25k for an aarch64 backend... actually kind of sus. they should be able to do it in 10kloc. the cpu does most of the heavy lifting anyway. i certainly hope they aren't schedu
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by webdevver 1y ago
neon dot com is such a cool domain name. you guys will be succesful, i can already tell. you can't lose with a domain name like that.
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by webdevver 1y ago
the art of drawing pixels generally appears to elude free software. its always kind of sucked. if you're talking about compute shaders, its ok. but the moment it hits the screen, ouch!
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by webdevver 1y ago
its unironically going to the moon. the mag7 are doing better than ever: - google ai-maxxed and wiping the floor after a slow start - apple owning the smartphone space right as desktops are becoming genuinely irrelevant - microsoft owning t
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by webdevver 1y ago
sad but true.
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by webdevver 1y ago
vibe-based fortune telling. just my gut feeling, nothing more. no objective criteria were consulted when i made that comment.
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by webdevver 1y ago
$180k eoy $300k by 2030 beyond that - anything between $0 and $1M. hard to imagine big dips in the near term (<5y) - too many people are sidelined with cash waiting to get it.
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by webdevver 1y ago
damn i thought venus was like the moon but red. still i feel like its hard to get excited about stuff without humans intimately involved. ultimately its all about the meatbag, he needs to be there somehow. maybe in orbit controlling the sat
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by webdevver 1y ago
i think in retrospect naming the OS after the browser was a mistake. the browser is like a public town square with god-knows-what going through it every day. its dirty, filthy, and totally chaotic. which is precisely not what you want your
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by webdevver 1y ago
forget the cubesat nonsense. the aim should be to get a dudebro to quadbike on the surface. redbull & gopro will be the sponsors, plus polymarket for people to bet on the outcome of the mission. actually i dont understand why this hasn&
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by webdevver 1y ago
its probably intermingled at the highest levels that we couldn't know of. like transferring $100 millions to overseas 'freedom fighters', 'regime change operations', various suchlike endeavours with plausible deniab
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by webdevver 1y ago
thats true, but you say that - bitcoin maxis are probably hoping and praying that you're right, that there'll be a free-fall - just so they can buy even more of the damn things LOL gosh what a clown world, this stuff is so ridicul
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by webdevver 1y ago
i actually used to like the hamster wheel. until i learned how much money people were making on crypto. now i dont like the hamster wheel... crypto is a legit information hazard that threatens to completely demoralize the actually productiv
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by webdevver 1y ago
true but then it always goes back up 100%... ...which is why its not gonna plunge anymore. too many people have "seen" the pattern now, and the instant it dips even 5% people are gonna be buying "the dip" in droves, thin
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by webdevver 1y ago
why did this get downvoted lol i got a raise of 4% this year to account for "inflation". honestly id have preferred a pack of jelly beans, that would atleast be honest and funny.
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by webdevver 1y ago
no no no, that's the second most true mistake. the truest of all true mistakes, was having never bought bitcoin in the first place.
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by webdevver 1y ago
i totally get this mindset i think one of the big challenges of the 21st century is coming to terms with the fact that playing by the rules actually makes you poorer... whereas speculative investment, like bitcoin, has yielded only winners.
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by webdevver 1y ago
the chiark green end guy has an article about this topic too
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by webdevver 1y ago
cathode ray tube race theory!?!?
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by webdevver 1y ago
THE ROTATING CUBE IS BACK!!!! LFG!!!! https://youtu.be/4QokOwvPxrE&t=120
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by webdevver 1y ago
whenever a cop car is around, everyone becomes grandma and starts driving 5 under. very annoying.
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by webdevver 1y ago
speaking of exploration, has anyone ever thought about non-cartesian displays? say, pixels that are arranged in a hexagonal pattern. or pixels arranged in a radial pattern and addressed via polar coordinates. what pattern are human color&#x
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by webdevver 1y ago
> chip manufacture requires 7-8 figure (USD) development budgets im quietly holding out hope for atomicsemi.com or someone like that
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by webdevver 1y ago
Damn, I thought it was literally written in 16 bytes of assembler. it should/might/could be possible to write a snake game in something like, 30 bytes of x86 asm. boot up real mode old school bios environment. 0xa000 is your scree
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by webdevver 1y ago
my guess would be that it would make rich countries even richer, and poor countries even poorer
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by webdevver 1y ago
cant wait to hang pages with ring oscillators
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by webdevver 1y ago
i think what comes next is the entire industry shrinking like the motion picture industry. i think we're past peak PC gaming, and gaming in general. the real money is in social media, which i suppose steam has elements of. indeed perha
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by webdevver 1y ago
bluetooth

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