Bratmon

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by Bratmon 11mo ago
I still don't get your objection. Changing system timer settings is required to show HD videos on a browser window in a smooth way. Are you objecting to the fact that that's the case or that browser windows are being used to sh
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by Bratmon 11mo ago
I don't quite get your objection here. Is it to the fact that browsers are commonly used to show video, or the fact that smoothly showing video requires changing certain power saving settings?
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by Bratmon 11mo ago
Yeah, that claim killed all credibility of the author for me. I firmly believe that if making your point requires you to invent some statistics that clearly don't pass the smell test, it's time to accept that your point may be wr
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by Bratmon 11mo ago
People on this website will just type any wild lie. I kinda love it. The sky is purple! Charlie Brown had hoes! Cloudflare invented Let's Encrypt! Just say anything you want! We live in a post-truth world- there's no need for a
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by Bratmon 11mo ago
Does the 737-Max not count as aviation anymore?
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by Bratmon 11mo ago
This may be a bad global political climate for the "Big tech is bad because they restrict my sex app to users 18 and older" take.
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by Bratmon 11mo ago
Do you have an example of a horizontal union in practice? Or is this one of those "You can't say X is bad because true X has never been tried!" situations?
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by Bratmon 11mo ago
But that's what the ancestor was trying to do. Then he ran into a symbol he hadn't gotten to yet, asked about it, and got flamed for not reading the full manual!
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by Bratmon 11mo ago
So then wouldn't that make $|++ the variable name?
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by Bratmon 11mo ago
But if every user is expected to read the entire manual cover-to-over before asking a question about a four-character operator, what's the point of dividing it into sections?
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by Bratmon 11mo ago
> For what seemed like "Duke Nukem Forever" time Fun fact: The amount of time it took Perl 6 to come out after being announced was actually longer than the amount of time it took Duke Nukem Forever to come out after being annou
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by Bratmon 11mo ago
"Unions are their members" For reference this is a textbook example of an equivocation ( https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Equivocation ). The statement has two meanings: the trivially true "A union is made u
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by Bratmon 11mo ago
I'm gonna drop a sad truth on you: even the greatest hackers of old had to make money somehow.
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by Bratmon 11mo ago
Even linear single-player games will usually hit "Invested / Endowed Value" and "Badges / Endowed Progress"
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by Bratmon 11mo ago
The person who wrote that text and the person that coded the website need to get relationship counseling; every page on the website except that paragraph treat competition as one more bad point ok the bad points scale.
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by Bratmon 11mo ago
"Don't announce an unpatched vulnerability ever" used to be the norm. It caused a massive problem: most companies and organizations would never patch security vulnerabilities, so vulnerabilities would last years or sometimes
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by Bratmon 11mo ago
He made a follow-up video in which he explains his testing methodology and what the dishwasher is doing in heavy detail: https://youtu.be/WnBb3DLlVPwsi=1fW2qg8_Y1SmxkKo Tl;dr He actually tested each cycle, timed what it did
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by Bratmon 11mo ago
Asking for a federal bailout is a sign that there isn't a bubble, right?
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by Bratmon 1y ago
I don't understand what your example has to do with the NaN != NaN case. You're not comparing NaN to NaN anywhere in it.
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by Bratmon 1y ago
The only byte representation that's 1:1 with Unicode code points is UTF-32, which I imagine that the D char type can't store.
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by Bratmon 1y ago
What I like about this implicit definition of "fact" is that it means there has never been a fact
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by Bratmon 1y ago
I assume you wouldn't put "Our target users are people who started swearing at us when we asked for enough money to pay for a single 15TB database" in your pitch deck.
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by Bratmon 1y ago
How does actual cron handle this situation?
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by Bratmon 1y ago
The users of this extension balked at paying for the upkeep of a 15TB database of (user, like) mappings. Do you really think they're gonna financially support an entire video hosting platform?
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by Bratmon 1y ago
That was true for about 3 weeks (ie. less than 2% of the extension's history)
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by Bratmon 1y ago
Subtle correction: The extension shows how many users of the extension downvoted the video. It has no way of knowing what non-extension-users did.
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by Bratmon 1y ago
There is one group that funds the majority of the media and conditions that funding on nonstop controversy all the time: average people. The vast majority of people don't look at news media (much less pay for it) unless there's a
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by Bratmon 1y ago
Even if all it required was one to sign an affidavit saying they are the current copyright holder, that would solve a LOT of archiving problems.
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by Bratmon 1y ago
So how would you implement "generating aws access policies from english descriptions" using deterministic code in a way that doesn't require human oversight?
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by Bratmon 1y ago
Warning in advance: This website adds a browser history entry for each keystroke, so if you plan on using your history for something, best to steer clear.

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