Avshalom

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by Avshalom 4y ago
One nice thing about html/css/javascript is that a lot of it works even when some of it doesn't. It's not an all (or even almost all) or nothing proposition.
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by Avshalom 4y ago
I mean the problem is that this data is gathered at all. Secondarily that the data is available for purchase to any old asshole. That said: Joe Q Public can't arrest me, can't take my shit under the vale of asset forfeiture, can&#
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by Avshalom 4y ago
Yeah, part of the consensus as far as I know is that the best way to avoid long covid is to basically be a absolute couch potato for a month post infection. which of course, you can't do if you have to back to a physical job as soon as
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by Avshalom 4y ago
Problem with this is that outside of the Americas no one was eating caspicum until about 500 years ago.
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by Avshalom 4y ago
I dunno, i have fissured tongue (10-20% more visually dramatic than the Wikipedia headline photo) and i have the far and away the highest tolerance (for garlic/pepper/chile) of any of my family. Might just be a coincidence with yo
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by Avshalom 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Mexico_chile For better or worse it's more common than salt here; they are being roasted to make everything .
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by Avshalom 4y ago
the wikipedia article says there have been archeological digs there.
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by Avshalom 4y ago
>> he is a NIMBY when it comes to his own home.
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by Avshalom 4y ago
>>I barely see gnome see this is my problem with gnome3, it absolutely insists on being seen : the launcher takes over the entire screen, so does the "expose", switching workspaces with the mouse? whole screen. Even the alt
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by Avshalom 4y ago
Same way normal matter has a clump here or a galaxy there or a super cluster over there.
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by Avshalom 4y ago
Sure but as a stock boy who absolutely can not do my job remotely: anyone that can do their job at home should.
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by Avshalom 4y ago
Unfortunately the iso standard for prolog is kind of inadequate. It doesn't include a module system for instance. It also doesn't define the attributed variable interface which is fundamental to constraint logic programming. It&#x
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by Avshalom 4y ago
https://imgur.com/a/WsX7Emw plot made from octave with: T = [....]; X = 1:1915; P = polyfit(X,T,1); M = P(1); C = P(2); Y = P(1)*X + C; plot(X,T,X,Y) ylim([-10,40]) https://topaz.github.io
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by Avshalom 4y ago
>> My computer is not my friend, Windows is not my friend >> "Hi" is how I greet the coworker I don't really even like that much So you're saying they nailed the pitch perfectly.
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by Avshalom 4y ago
You might want to look at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inductive_logic_programming
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by Avshalom 4y ago
I used to play around with Factor in 05-10ish. Had all of a semester of C and a few physics labs worth of Matlab under my belt so I never actually managed anything interesting in it but god damned if it hasn't ruined me for every other
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by Avshalom 4y ago
https://sourcenm.com/2021/09/18/memory-of-a-river/
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by Avshalom 4y ago
you think click bait and trolling have increased dramatically In your opinion eternal September....
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by Avshalom 4y ago
>>start to use (in Haskell) "flip", "uncurry This I think lines up with the general Forth advice to avoid stack juggling (swap, roll, over, dup etc).
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by Avshalom 4y ago
Algorithmic complexity isn't the same as speed.
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by Avshalom 4y ago
among a lot of other things: > It's one character no, it's one picture. some one else might own the rights to functionally the same character but with a smile instead of a frown or even just a different background color.
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by Avshalom 4y ago
"Sure I missed rent and now I have an eviction on my record and I'm sleeping in a car but at least I didn't get a job, bullet dodged"
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by Avshalom 4y ago
releasesafe is the main release mode because zig has a small community that is largely ideologically aligned with it. I have absolutely no faith that, in a future where Zig is popular, it will remain so. "well it passed our unit tests
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by Avshalom 4y ago
>>For example, if the shop loses power, do they have the ability to sell goods still To some degree yes, we can check people out with a handheld (which has swappable batteries) and the self check registers are on the emergency power c
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by Avshalom 4y ago
Some real fun horseshit is that the stockers are "designated business owners" and cashier's are "guest advocates"
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by Avshalom 4y ago
Walmart has associates, Target has team members.
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by Avshalom 4y ago
Oh, no, i was commenting on the inadequacy of the expression, not the spelling
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by Avshalom 4y ago
Yeah some quick searches suggest we eat ~3x as much as Italy but it's hard to tell what all is being included in worldatlas.com or whatever Notably there's also sherbets, frozen custards, soft-serve, frozen yogurt and a shit ton o
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by Avshalom 4y ago
that's part B. part A is still annoying though. if you have inline images toggled and type in a new image it still turns into a link instead of an inline image.
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by Avshalom 4y ago
Golden Gulag by Ruth Wilson Gilmore in part makes the argument that the prisons basically form a jobs program, as small farms got kicked shitless in the 70-80s prisons offered jobs that you could justifiably put in the middle of nowhere and

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