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Comment · 3 years ago
Its the dimensionality? 2nd dimension, 3rd dimension and there permutation shadows? So by the mathematical principal, there is only one interesting permutation, and thats the "natural" one within the first dimension, aka 1 and 2s.
Comment · 3 years ago
Do they have relatives in the mainland?
Comment · 3 years ago
Eh, they? Have you talked to them? They hate it.. every second of it. In the words of someone i knew there "It sucks, we are treated like children."

If they had a choice, the party would hang in rank and file from the street laternposts.

Comment · 3 years ago
Those double standards are pretty funny. Compare western musk https://twitter.com/elonmusk to the weibo version (use VPN) https://weibo.com/elonmusk

Behind language and technical barriers you can create pretty divergent versions of yourselfs.

Comment · 3 years ago
Well, they obviously did not work hard to get reincarnated in the us and preach to the rest of the world in lenghty articles about how to work hard, articles written by kenyans most likely.

Sarcasmsnake eats its tail, to big to fail..

Comment · 3 years ago
This. We got to high on our own history lessons learned medicine in the west. Thinking that anybody shared that sentiment.

For all those other regions on the planet, the Great game never ended and is in full swing ever after. For them the WorldWars were a colonial power internal affair, and now its "our turn to become the king of the hill of skulls". The history and injustices of 2 worldwars is just a justification to go into battle for them.

Its bleak, but our reality altering screams never penetrated that mindset.

Comment · 3 years ago
Worked with adolf
Comment · 3 years ago
Wrap the combustion engine with a heatpump to a small steam engine?
Comment · 3 years ago
So, how about we apologize in public to the engineers who said no to radar, cause boy oh boy would that one have eaten battery, which would need additional batteries, which would have torrn into the car rocket equation ?
Comment · 3 years ago
Which still is by all means a externalized watchdog, which in addition is deactivated, if its not properly implemented and still working. So the philosophy itself is brokken by the programers and the users are used as sensor to find out wether the program executed properly.

A proper implementation would be, that windows for example during the installation could "starve" the process in a API or somewhere else into a internal timeout and expect that error to come up, to proof worthiness.

Comment · 3 years ago
Its funny, how the VPN providers basically become the avatars of the old anarchic web and the constant buisness and government overreach makes them ever stronger. Its basically a old "freedom" tax.
Comment · 3 years ago
Im confused. We argue for the same point. The program must know. And it can know. It can perform regular check ins and the watchdog in the program internals should reset it properly out of an error state. With an error message and the ability to save previously done work.

I totally agree with you. Its very strange that the Operating System has to do basic controll flow jobs, as in Windows with the basic regular check ins by programs with the os. It should be part of every executable.

Comment · 3 years ago
How do you check, that your state-machine is not stuck. Its still shocking how much software can "hang", as if there is no way to detect that and reset to a "controllable" state via watchdog and error message. Its a disgrace, that such software engineering basic functionality has to be performed by the operating system.
Comment · 3 years ago
So the trick to creat this light in todays environment would be to make a gravity amplifying device similiar to a https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravity_laser and overlay the amplitudes? That can be easy. Just have a microscopic black hole particle go back and forth in a field..

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