Bancakes

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by Bancakes 4y ago
How do you know they have motivations to work? Do they also have qualifications to work? Why do you assume this planet needs billions of people to function?
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by Bancakes 4y ago
Reality and ideal are different existences. It's not always healthy to accept reality as a constant fact.
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by Bancakes 4y ago
That's the thing, you could just game the system to your advantage and gain power. We know that in a controlled environment like academia and science, this produces inferior results overall. Mixed form Nash equilibria work on a relativ
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by Bancakes 4y ago
How do you know that it's better? In my experience, everything is reencoded and lossy.
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by Bancakes 4y ago
This all sounds terribly inefficient and suboptimal. Anything to escape meritocracy.
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by Bancakes 4y ago
So much complaining. Look, someone telling you to read a manpage and integrate an existing solution is not elitism or sociopathy. Coupled with several factually wrong statements about "inherent security" and spyware. I didn't
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by Bancakes 4y ago
Wonder if Matlab's C++ auto-generated code is competitive in performance.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
They're not. I never think "Greetings, potential courtship participant. Shall we exercise a barter of hormones?" That's a maladjusted type of thinking.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
You sound like you're on the spectrum, like you can't "feel" human emotion and see it as objective and transactional.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
It's an impostor because it doesn't belong in the kernel. Or anywhere else for that matter - look at Firefox sources. It just causes fragmentation and its security is yet to be proven. From my POV, it's just written by people
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by Bancakes 5y ago
And these scripts allow me to mold Windows into something more usable, no need to jump ship.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
"Just don't use windows" is not a solution. Ameliorated works, whether you believe in security whataboutism or not.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
I don't understand the question. Sub-slices are not sub-strings. They are partially constructed objects. But I do get the problem.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
What's wrong with null termination? No, seriously. It's much cleaner than wasting an argument, hence CPU register, for a second pointer. Or heavens forbid, two size_t length and capacity counters.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
Rust is evidently an impostor language.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
My provider gives me a EON set-top-box which is just a smartphone with a ethernet and HDMI port. It's always connected as it's internet-based TV. This is the sad state of reality.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
We simply don't have better kernels. POSIX is the epitome of infrastructure. That's it. We did it. It's like asking for something more than Turing completeness - we have everything, just optimise the existing code. To that en
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by Bancakes 5y ago
If by "replace" you mean "nobodies rewrite existing crap into Rust", then yes.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
Not just HTML. If we want a static web, we could write the whole thing out in stack automata like PostScript. Very simple.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
I'm not justifying it. I'm explaining to you the rules because you don't understand them and are posting knee jerk reactions online. If it were up to you, Ukraine would have actually waved the white flag and become a satellit
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by Bancakes 5y ago
My coffee shop doesn't accept coins at all be it usdc or whatever. When I wave over a POS terminal, are these USDC converted to USD on the spot like a bank transaction?
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by Bancakes 5y ago
You are making things up and it's not really an argument. You show a lack of understanding of game theory. War is a game of incentives, and if you can control them, you can avoid war as a whole. Taiwan likely won't commit scorched
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by Bancakes 5y ago
It is. Especially if you go down the source builds and compiler optimisation rabbit hole. Before you know it, you're reading Phoronix every day for benchmarks. Next thing you're fixing your gentoo USE flags at 4:17 in the morning.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
Modern games are jam packed with content to the point of FOMO. There's so much baggage for just sitting down and having fun for an hour. Look at Elden Ring - who cares about "weapon arts" and sneaking? Upgrades and infusions.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
I don't know what any of that is. I always pay cash. When I say bitcoin, I mean literal coins.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
Because crypto hasn't proven itself. I won't fight your battles for you. Call me when I can buy coffee at my local diner with crypto.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
No, it says "If you want to steal it, you can't have it."
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by Bancakes 5y ago
What is a high-end sound system anyways? I've always wondered, and now I ask. How do you measure it - just frequency response and power draw?
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by Bancakes 5y ago
...and then you do not lock them in cages. Repeat to annihilation.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
I can't wait to get run over at the bazaar during my european holiday.

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