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by 29athrowaway 11mo ago
It's what they use in Jurassic Park. The 3D file manager is fsn.
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by 29athrowaway 1y ago
Dillo gave new life to lots of hardware out there that could have otherwise end up in the trash. Many thanks.
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by 29athrowaway 1y ago
A reason to use cash is that transaction fees (like CC fees), over time, tend to eat up all the original money being transacted. On the other hand, cash is a germ superhighway.
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by 29athrowaway 1y ago
The tokenization being talked about is minting digital tokens in a public blockchain to represent traditional assets. Unlike decentralized cryptocurrencies, this blockchain is not decentralized and participating requires creating a wallet a
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by 29athrowaway 1y ago
What is thinking, and what is not? what are the finite set of properties that once you remove one it's no longer thinking? "Thinking" as a concept is just a vague predicate, just like being alive or dead.
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by 29athrowaway 1y ago
XSLT is very useful to transform nested structures. The input has to be XML, but you can get there via YAML, JSON, tree-sitter etc. And the output doesn't have to be XML. xsltproc is usually easy to install.
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by 29athrowaway 1y ago
XSLT is amazing.
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by 29athrowaway 1y ago
Helix is fine but Zed is perhaps the most similar Rust-based VS Code alternative.
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by 29athrowaway 1y ago
A completely new world of legal liability, or plausible deniability.
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by 29athrowaway 1y ago
Outside of Steam, you can use Proton as well. Via Lutris, for example. The Internet Archive happens to have many game ISOs for some reason. protontricks and gamemode can be useful too.
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by 29athrowaway 1y ago
Of course, there will be another insurance AI whose job will be delaying and denying coverage for those who appealed.
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by 29athrowaway 1y ago
I'll have to retest then, few months ago I had various issues with this.
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by 29athrowaway 1y ago
Or use ProtonDB https://www.protondb.com/explore
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by 29athrowaway 1y ago
If your choice of OS is the one that can run Adobe products better, they work better on macOS anyways
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by 29athrowaway 1y ago
In terms of compatibility and performance, there is a noticeable increase over the last years since Proton came up. Racing wheels are still not well supported IMO. Although on Linux you can map a racing wheel to any other peripheral and wor
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by 29athrowaway 1y ago
Cunningham's Law: "The best way to get the right answer on the internet is not to ask a question; it's to post the wrong answer." If I am wrong, someone will point it out and I will have learned something new in the proc
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by 29athrowaway 1y ago
Looks like the US box art for Mega Man 1. I like this movie poster art. I think it conceptually reflects what you will see in the movie. It also looks genuine and authentic.
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by 29athrowaway 1y ago
- You cannot control others, only how you respond and what you allow into your life (Stoicism) - You can be kind, but you also have to be kind to yourself (psychology) - Collaboration works only when participants share goals (game theory) -
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by 29athrowaway 1y ago
Seeking everyone's approval is not a good mindset. You are not there to win a popularity contest but to articulate what is needed clearly, keep people focused, unblocked and to get things done. If you worry too much about being liked b
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by 29athrowaway 1y ago
It's not your responsibility to fix it. Just like if someone showed up drunk at work, showing up with an unacceptable behavior should be seen in a similar lens.
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by 29athrowaway 1y ago
I try as much as possible to stay out of politics and believe in merit. If someone advances their career through merit, I will be the first to celebrate with them. But at the same time, I do not believe in the power of "let's have
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by 29athrowaway 1y ago
Some toxic people can be good at provocation, victimization and distorting situations. An attempt to improve things over a cup of coffee can be distorted as rumors, slander, harassment, intimidation, threats, etc. A person that reached adul
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by 29athrowaway 1y ago
Why would you let yourself be drained of your energy by someone who is determined to undermine your role and create a precedent that you can be disrespected without consequences? Not only having to tolerate the person but giving them your t
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by 29athrowaway 1y ago
The guy clearly is an underperformer that knows he cannot win through merit and instead wants to win by playing dirty. Do not reward aggression towards you with attention and empathy. You have to stay away from such people. The guy is likel
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by 29athrowaway 1y ago
He is using meetings as a dominance/humiliation ritual, and disagreement as an insult delivery mechanism. He is in disagreement with the hierarchy, uses disagreement to show defiance because he wants to be the leader. He also perceives
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by 29athrowaway 1y ago
You can be the chief officer of a 1 person organization, or a 100,000 organization. Or pick another dimension such as SLOC, number of projects/products, teams, DAU, etc. CTO has a different meaning at different levels of scale. With a
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by 29athrowaway 1y ago
Scilab is another MATLAB clone, but emphasizes features rather than compatibility.
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by 29athrowaway 1y ago
Take the documentation of GenStage, for example. It is a dry transition between what a stage is into advanced concepts with diagrams are in ASCII. https://hexdocs.pm/gen_stage/GenStage.html Not only this article dumps
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by 29athrowaway 1y ago
You can ask ChatGPT or any major model: from the perspective of an expert technical writer/information architect, how would it evaluate the Elixir documentation, and it will surface key issues.
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by 29athrowaway 1y ago
The experiences so far that have been left behind: - A RAD TUI like Microsoft Visual Basic 1.0 for MS-DOS - DolDoc from TempleOS, with diagrams and sprites - Clipper, DBase, FoxPro, etc

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