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This is fantastic. Great job! I like the easier to comprehend language than what you typically find when reading information about this stuff (wikipedia is one of the worst...).

You'd probably like Nand2Tetris. To be frank, I never finished it (it's so long!), but building a CPU from scratch was insightful (at the time - I don't remember much now, sadly).

> other than to prime people to look upon your writing with lower standards

Yes, that's the point. They're 17, so my expectations are lower.

I am impressed a 17 year old wrote this website.

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Has Chomsky been right about anything?

This is the exact same argument people have made about every new piece of technology since the beginning of written history.

1. You're paying a subscription fee for _access_. It's irrelevant if you use the product.

2. It's insane to want the government to "protect" you from … not using Netflix. You seriously think it's okay for the government to force this?

Odysee is a great alternative.

Why not use Brave? It has all of this, with Fingerprint protection turned on by default.

> If these companies can’t turn a profit while complying with the law then they don’t have a viable business model

Are you seriously telling me that if people don't interact freely in the way bureaucrats want them to interact, then those people should, by law, not be allowed to interact?

Big Brother knows best, huh.

Should the novel be pro-soviet?

Surprising, since lockdowns and "protests" have greatly increased the rate of gun purchasing. In my state, all firearms were out of stock at the local shops for months.

How is blaming socialism a bad thing? Has humanity learned nothing from the failure of socialism throughout the 19th and 20th centuries?

If something is unprofitable, that is a signal that resources are being misallocated.

The cost will decrease over time, just like all tech.

I'm also 5'9". After I listed 6'0" on my Tinder profile, I immediately got more matches AND those matches were much more responsive and willing to meet. Many wanted to come over immediately (without meeting up at a bar beforehand).

Uber is responsible for the delivery experience, the restaurant is responsible for the food experience.

Wait, this is actually how internet cables are laid?

Pretty big oversight to not handle -1 or 2³².

You're no coerced in any way. Don't use Google.

Since when is government good at anything?

It's simple: if you don't like Facebook, don't use it's products. It's not the proper role of government to interfere in private business.

Why would this be useful?

Anything created in-house at Google (GCP) is typically created by technically-proficient devs, those devs then leave the project to start something new and maintenance is left to interns and new hires. Google customer service basically doesn't care and also has no tools at their disposal to fix any issues anyway.

The infinite money spout that is Google Ads has created a situation in which devs are at Google just to have fun - there really is no incentive to maintain anything because the money will flow regardless of quality.

Source: I interned at Google.

What will you be doing that will actually use 24 threads?

And nobody was surprised.

This is unbelievably impressive, especially from a college sophomore! How does a 19 year old know how to do this / have the time to do this!?

Having worked at PayPal in the past (and then Braintree), both companies are a total mess internally. Basically nobody knows exactly how the system works, and every new "feature" is just a hack upon the existing system.

In many ways, I'm surprised either company still functions without massive blackouts all the time. That's quite the testament to the founders' code, I guess.

Farrakhan is a prominent leftist. He was at Aretha Franklin's funeral, seated next to Bill Clinton. The leaders of the Women's March are big fans of his.

Just because you disagree with Milo's opinions or consider him toxic is not a reason to ban him.

Why do you trust governments so much?

Maybe it's not a problem.