Bjartr

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by Bjartr 3y ago
The illustrator was aware their work was going to be used in that way.
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by Bjartr 3y ago
The message isn't part of the license, and it's phrased in a way that wouldn't be binding if it were. It says "please cite" and "feel free to not cite if you pay". It doesn't say "must cite"
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by Bjartr 3y ago
I think it's about ensuring the plasma heat/energy distribution is more uniform so you get fewer outlier particles with high enough energy to escape confinement and damage the interior of the reactor. Or something like that.
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by Bjartr 3y ago
I love Vim and use it (and Vim modes in IDEs frequently), but this isn't exclusive to Vim. Alt-Left in Eclipse and Intellij will move back through recent positions, and Alt-Right moves forwards. Though I think it's different betwe
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by Bjartr 3y ago
"True" espresso is extracted at around 100PSI of water pressure, so the coffee most people drink, at least in America, may not have the relevant compounds present of they are only extracted at the higher pressure of a true espress
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by Bjartr 3y ago
Reminds me of Light Table https://chris-granger.com/2012/04/12/light-table-a-new-ide-c...
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by Bjartr 3y ago
Nothing listed there is anything particularly problematic so far as I can see. Can you be more specific? If you're saying that it's sufficiently vague as to not actually limit them in any way, then I'm wondering what a better
548.
by Bjartr 3y ago
I think I understand it, let's see if I can explain it. Hopefully I'll say something useful. Take a vector for normal space, [x, y, z]. We say each component of this vector is one dimension, so this one is 3D, and each of its thre
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by Bjartr 3y ago
> And you still need a wrapper class with a static method main in it One of the preview features he's using is JEP 445[1] that allows you to omit the wrapper class, as well as the arguments to main and the public and static modifier
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by Bjartr 3y ago
It could've been a reminder to dance
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by Bjartr 3y ago
If the task manager hadn't gone from guaranteed to pop up instantly if the machine wasn't hard frozen to taking over a minute to become usable when the machine is under moderately high load over the past ten years, this would be a
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by Bjartr 3y ago
Yup, I stopped using hibernate when I got a laptop with 32GB of ram. It took longer than a cold boot to come back from hibernate.
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by Bjartr 3y ago
> they would rather crime and criminal behavior not be punished at all. If it's possible to do so and sufficiently discourage crime up front, still reduce recidivism, and keep society from harm, then yes, absolutely. Being the rea
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by Bjartr 3y ago
> Notch took a level editor and made it into the game itself. That isn't an easy thing to figure out and takes time. He built an infiniminer clone for himself when it was discontinued. It certainly grew into more than that, but that
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by Bjartr 3y ago
> an incoherent blob of text arguing with itself. That's exactly why I find it valuable. Little to no pretense of looking good and a bunch of perspectives in little space. An occasionally useful starting point to get the lay of the
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by Bjartr 3y ago
> is the AI fit for purpose It's a shame that "alignment" has gained this secondary definition. I agree it makes things trickier too discuss when you're not sure you're even talking about the same thing.
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by Bjartr 3y ago
No, they're saying the reason open source firmware doesn't exist is because doing so could allow you to not print the dots when printing.
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by Bjartr 3y ago
I believe you misinterpreted me. I was not making a judgement about how things should or should not be, just stating how things currently work out. The minimum wage laws don't affect gig workers diectly AFAIK. They should, but they don
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by Bjartr 3y ago
Plus they say minimum wage rose just this month. I'd expect to see at least a little lag between wages that are legislated directly and those only influenced by that legislation through market pressures.
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by Bjartr 3y ago
It was optimistic because Java came out long before 64 bit systems were common.
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by Bjartr 3y ago
> the user will have to visually check what is doing. In theory at least, you could have an indicator for every configuration in a fixed position of the screen. The screen's name in braille would work. Then you could at least check
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by Bjartr 4y ago
A rule of thumb is that if you're not embarrassed when you launch, you've waited too long.
563.
by Bjartr 4y ago
Thanks, I was thinking of exactly this post so it's useful you shared it!
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by Bjartr 4y ago
> to try to get their code to work? Because some people, even experienced coders, can get caught up caring about performance first or elegance first instead of getting something working correctly first. > "Correct" as a word
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by Bjartr 4y ago
> 174(c)(3)SoftwareDevelopment > For purposes of this section, any amount paid or incurred in connection with the development of any software shall be treated as a research or experimental expenditure. My understanding is the problem
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by Bjartr 4y ago
> That doesn't make sense And yet that's the letter of the law. R&D expenses must be amortized over 5 years. Software development must be counted as R&D. There is no consideration in the law as written for categorizing
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by Bjartr 4y ago
In terms of specific implementation I'm not sure, but it may be possible to use a formal modeling tool like TLA+ to prove a particular approach only results in outcomes you consider correct. So you could try to model the trade and all
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by Bjartr 4y ago
What kind of column view are you wanting? I've been more or less happy with the columns offered by the "details" "icon size" option.
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by Bjartr 4y ago
> how code either works or doesn't. That's all "correct" is trying to mean here. As a synonym for "working". Can you share a bit more on the negative connotations of "correct"? Nothing comes to min
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by Bjartr 4y ago
Basically every Android device for starters.

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