this actually started to look promising recently, since https://eon.systems/ somewhat managed to scan and upload fly brain to the computer, maybe one day the same would be possible with the frozen human brain. imagine…
I guess they would plug us some electrodes which we could learn to use to communicate. ;) The brain itself doesn't have pain receptors, so painkillers would not make any difference. The only pain would be existentional…
Agree. By "best experience" I also mean "don't force me to wait". But my console doesn't do that. Some online games may require patches before playing for better (anticheat) or worse reasons but thats a fault of the…
As much as I love hacking with various things, there are reasons why I buy "closed products" for myself and for my family. I like to do hacking when I want it (with ESP32, rpi etc). I don't want to be forced to serve as…
when docker ;)
In python its common to see code like this: df = pd.concat(df,other_df) df = df.select(...) ... My eyes hurts, when I see it. It makes me avoid python. I bet the reason for this mutable code is a missing simple pipes…
this actually started to look promising recently, since https://eon.systems/ somewhat managed to scan and upload fly brain to the computer, maybe one day the same would be possible with the frozen human brain. imagine…
I guess they would plug us some electrodes which we could learn to use to communicate. ;) The brain itself doesn't have pain receptors, so painkillers would not make any difference. The only pain would be existentional…
Agree. By "best experience" I also mean "don't force me to wait". But my console doesn't do that. Some online games may require patches before playing for better (anticheat) or worse reasons but thats a fault of the…
As much as I love hacking with various things, there are reasons why I buy "closed products" for myself and for my family. I like to do hacking when I want it (with ESP32, rpi etc). I don't want to be forced to serve as…
when docker ;)
In python its common to see code like this: df = pd.concat(df,other_df) df = df.select(...) ... My eyes hurts, when I see it. It makes me avoid python. I bet the reason for this mutable code is a missing simple pipes…