Bancakes

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by Bancakes 4y ago
>Go outside, work hard and sweat for an hour, eat a nutritious meal and get a good amount of sleep. You didn't give definitions for any of those terms, nor good values they take from their domains. There has to be one and only one d
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by Bancakes 4y ago
As with any operations research, you start with the goal. What do you stand to gain? The way I see it: >maximizing the economy means maximizing the population and the money they put back into it >maximizing quality of life means reduc
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by Bancakes 4y ago
Seriously? You're such a hustler that you can't afford maybe 2 hours per month maintaining your house/car/electronics? You can't afford to be self reliant and self sufficient? People used to write their own Haskell
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by Bancakes 4y ago
You're passing a shared pointer by value. That's two layers of misuse. Let alone writing out a constructor for basic types which the default one will handle. I can't demonstrate it because godbolt is utterly broken on mobile,
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by Bancakes 4y ago
I thought Bosch makes ECUs. Or are those just logos
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by Bancakes 4y ago
If a job is a paid position period, then why do you care about prostitutes' supposed rights and comforts?
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by Bancakes 4y ago
It could easily be on github with a prohibitive license.
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by Bancakes 4y ago
It seems to run over OpenGL. On high render distances, it's very sluggish.
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by Bancakes 4y ago
We have a word for people who live life read-only, consuming their surroundings - NPCs. Not sure who's really mentally ill in this situation.
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by Bancakes 4y ago
In real life you have to work with what you've got and act friendly with everyone. On the internet, I can let my real self go and find people I actually like and see a future with.
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by Bancakes 4y ago
Only STEM, specifically M, have the cognitive capacity to deal with algorithms over generic data types. We do have unique I sight in the sense that we're professionally trained and adapted to think and find patterns instead of assuming
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by Bancakes 4y ago
How about we don't revert 40 years of progress in the name of security theater and frugality
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by Bancakes 4y ago
It's dual-licensed MIT/GPLv2
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by Bancakes 4y ago
Congrats! Most importantly, will they open source Optimus? Even though the drivers work, getting everything to render on the GPU, and output to the laptop LCD, has always been an inconsistent pain.
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by Bancakes 4y ago
Congrats! Most importantly, will they open source Optimus? Even though the drivers work, getting everything to render on the GPU, and output to the laptop LCD, has always been an inconsistent pain.
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by Bancakes 4y ago
So throw your hands up and close the office. It's a win-win. No wasted effort on their part, and no flow of garbage websites on our part.
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by Bancakes 4y ago
I gave an example of experimental foods being pushed as cheap substitutes for the real thing, and how quickly society accepted them. I'm postulating that's what's happening with the trend of veganism.
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by Bancakes 4y ago
I'm not suggesting a change in diet at all, I'll continue to be omnivore as will my kids. This will lead to catastrophe but that's life.
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by Bancakes 4y ago
Okay, and you can argue we were naturally never supposed to be in the billions. You can argue if global warming wipes out our farms, we can only blame ourselves, and demographic crashes are a given, not a crysis.
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by Bancakes 4y ago
Millions of years of evolution proved that it's a good way for different animals. It's only recently that Big Carb tries to paint our ancestors as unhealthy goons. Granted that was tongue in cheek but we can see how easy it is to
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by Bancakes 4y ago
Food chains are a natural occurrence. It's the default way and if your disagreement with that is a biological maladaptation. But if you're only vegan for health reasons, that's respectable. There is no sufferosphere, the supp
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by Bancakes 4y ago
Take meds, get vax, and touch grass.
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by Bancakes 4y ago
Status used to be defined by achievements - it had weight back then. Consumerism is a modern phenomenon and to me seems to enable people to compensate for a lack of character and skill with abundance of inanimate objects. Suzy wears an arts
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by Bancakes 4y ago
It seems like such an outdated world view that "person X is born to do Y. His ancestry is such." Everyone can put efforts to adapt and learn new concepts and skills and isn't that the point of university? I'm confident o
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by Bancakes 4y ago
Most people are not deep or interesting, and are easy to plot on a database. If silicon valley companies know being a consumer - for instance - is a wretched lifestyle, then so can the average person. I don't need cutesy ways to unders
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by Bancakes 4y ago
That's dangerous. I too live in a post-soc country, and most of my friends have immigrated. Why adapt and cope with hostile environments when you can have a better life? In the worst case, you gulp down the sad facts of life and still
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by Bancakes 4y ago
I saw your original post and your cringe edited one. I won't even comment.
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by Bancakes 4y ago
I get what you're saying but I wouldn't program web apps for 3x the pay even. I don't "feel" the American way of switching jobs and being a general purpose programmer.
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by Bancakes 4y ago
Among many offers, I chose a company on absolutes, not relatives. The culture is good, and I want to make serious products that serve a purpose. I get paid less than my peers but enough for a living. Is that communistic?
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by Bancakes 4y ago
Did you learn the word 'incumbent' yesterday?

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