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Yeah but XMPP sounds so techy you know… /s
I bet that if someone scraped together the bare minimum and found a catchy name it’d be the winner easily.
Et-tu-Brutus would slay IMO.
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Sounds like Spotify sock puppet accounts lol.
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As a senior software person, I can tell you that that is absolutely not the problem.
It’s never refactoring, pushing useless crap and vibe coding. On the top of my head.
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Or everyone as a black woman for example, then trans, etc etc, every day a random stereotype.
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No no just tax the rich, no convoluted scheme they can avoid.
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Jabber, now that’s a name I haven’t heard in a long time…
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But how are you going to decide who’s gonna get promoted by skin color? And when are you going to see those people squirm in front of you? Checkmate.
/s
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Hopefully it will widen the gap between those who can and those who cannot (at least yet), even if there will be loads of more of the latter.
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CS & IT is like building a car and servicing it, IMO.
Both are obviously needed but why on earth conflate the two so often?
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Your first phrase explains the problem perfectly IMO.
Maybe everyone mustn’t make a youtube every other day. Sometimes I stumble onto an old youtube with all the information I need, but it’s getting rarer and rarer because people who “need” monetization push them out it seems.
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Bordeaux here, it was 25°C at midnight. 26° at 23:30 (77°F & 79°F at uh 0am? 12am? and 11h30 pm).
I’m not kidding, I’m going to move because in the long run it’s unbearable, and drinking from soggy paper straws won’t help. Whelp!
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Yeah that dividend still pays out, it’s insane. Take a country that ruins itself so badly so quickly, and the propaganda works anyways ??! The human brain is wild.
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True, until you need to move them. It’s really a cat chasing it’s tail problem IMO.
Do you use IPFS? Thanks for the links btw, I do know how the underlying tech works, thats why I think it’s nice but lacking. It’s like the grand-pa protocol for decentralised content. Better contenders exist, but I see no or very little use of any, IPFS included, which IMO is a shame.
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Tenfingers is like a modern easy to use IPFS. But it’s sadly not going anyway (like IPFS IMO).
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Loads of new .ml accounts spreading “don’t vote” around, how very unsurprising.
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The manga one looks like a 1970 Czechoslovak doll movie prop.
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SMH with some serious management we could double that number of lines in mere months.
(Do I have to put the / ?)
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Soon an even closer to the truth name would be appointed:
The Department of Strategic Miscalculations.
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Many in Madrid in Spain too. So there’s that, I sure thought it was weird too.
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Thats false, but the far right love to peddle that lie. You also got it wrong, as it’s supposedly an insult to “woke” people or leftists.
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Kids told about thursdays riots here in Bordeaux where the firefighters came and put out the burning trashcans etc, but they also cheered the protesters on!
Same side 😘!
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When europe have succeeded to decouple from us tech, maybe they can fail all by themselves over there 😤
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Shoots down 1 satellite.
Splinters pollute low orbit. Wrecks havoc. Satellites brow up left and right. Low orbit is now useless. Splinters fly up in higher orbits and the destruction continues. No more satellites can be launched at all.
SR-72 is retired.
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I’m so much less prone to motion sickness nowadays, maybe that’s the reason 😅
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Worse than in other countries? Serious question. Women seemed implicated in the revolution a lot for example (not always in a good way). Maybe it freed the mind of people.
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Except stuff do get more powerful over time, even a mobile phone is quite capable today, no need for a thin client there.
Fuck those hoarders though.
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Content discovery on IPFS is complicated as you cant update information (it makes a whole new key, which has to be discovered).
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Wow you rewrite what words mean, the french revolution wasn’t a “real” revolution.
Wow wow a true scotchman fallacy right here mr!
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It was an example, the brain is wildly more efficient than any computer today. That’s just how it is.
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You can always have local ignore files too (like for your personal IDE or whatever)
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The good days where the rest of the game was the same quality as the demo.
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For me, except that it’s kind of complicated to set up, this is what is missing with IPFS, the repin (or “cid” stuff IIRC) is breaking the decentralised part. It’s “almost” decentralised, but not quite.
Tenfingers is fully decentralised (it’s also very rugged against takedowns), you can just update the data without the need to change or regenerate the link, but it doesn’t work well with large datasets (a GB is already on the big side).
For me, a mix of them would be the best of worlds, large data that doesnt change: IPFS, small data that changes: Tenfingers, Large data that changes: IPFS links shared with Tenfingers (so that you can publish the new IPFS links easily).
I have approached IPFS users, but many doesn’t think it’s a problem that needs a solution.
What do you think?
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Except they run on Megawatts and we on like a handful of watts…
That’s efficiency!
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Voting for some third-party is a vote for Trump, we all know it.
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You all not having a windoz-game-box and a linux for all serious stuff?
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And that day you missclick, a +1 will be done in a data base somewhere and Bob the manager will get a tiny bit closer to full fill one of his goals of his PMD.
Doesn’t it warm your heart? /s
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That’s over 16 kilos a week!
BRB buying a bicycle