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by Corazoor 6y ago
The article misses the point the grand parent is making: People with autism lack (to varying degree) the ability to decode social clues and - based on that - behave in socially agreeable ways. Since the other side (non-autists) can usually
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by Corazoor 6y ago
This might be an unpopular opionion, but anyone who feels that Stallmans antics make him unfit for leading the FSF is also not someone I want have any say in that organizsation. It shows a lack of ability to discern between message and mes
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by Corazoor 6y ago
I have personal experience with that problem. Recently I had to install a secondary windows boot just to play W40K Battlefleet Gothic Armada in drm-protected COOP! But DRM is a problem in and of itself. Something which linux gamers can&#x27
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by Corazoor 6y ago
I have never viewd it that way, but you are absolutely right about the danger. On the other hand I have now seen multiple games where the developers were implementing wine specific bugfixes. I think it goes both ways: Showing willingness to
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by Corazoor 6y ago
Well, as stated that particuar answer is both right and wrong... Yes, you can not use "true" regular expressions to parse recursive structures. But the libraries that get used for regular expressions quite often include non-regula
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by Corazoor 6y ago
Depends on your definition of solved, but yes kinda: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power-to-gas While I don't think any large scale P2G installations do currently exist, it is all well proven tech that requires
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by Corazoor 6y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_statements_independe... What Gödel did prove was that the above list of statements (and infinitely more) must exist. The special thing about his proof is indeed that it is recurs
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by Corazoor 6y ago
>If not, how do we know that they're generally safe after only a few months of testing? Afair mRNA and DNA based vaccines are being studied since about 1999 without ever finding side effects that stem from the method itself. The way
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by Corazoor 6y ago
> The word "stoic" has since come to mean "unemotional" Only in colloqial use, and mostly among people who don't bother to look up words they don't know. The (Oxford) Dictionary still says: "enduring pa
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by Corazoor 6y ago
While I agree that these responses are rude, patches like this are the lkml equivalent of taking a dump in someones backyard... It might very well be that the submitter didn't know that, the documentation on what will be flat out reje
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by Corazoor 6y ago
As others have already stated, "Das Kapital" itself is a study and criticism of capitalism, and does not present much in terms of alternatives or "solutions". It is worth noting that both Marx and Engels were in favour o
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by Corazoor 6y ago
Imho the comparison by Joe Rogan is skewed. The immediate goal of jiu-jitsu, just like in games, is totally fake: Beat your opponent in a staged fight with strict rules. All the listed advantages of doing that are secondary effects of engag
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by Corazoor 6y ago
Well, they were not exactly wrong. Humanity as a collective would have been able to push the technology to a usable level in that timeframe, the knowledge for that was certainly there. But it would have required spending quite a lot more m
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by Corazoor 6y ago
While there were macro assemblers, all I did use was the built-in machine monitor, which was basically a system provided debugger. But you could assemble single mnemonics into a memory location of your choosing, so I would put programs toge
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by Corazoor 6y ago
I could read and write commodore 128 assembler before I started to learn C, so I knew about adresses, adressing modes and how to use them. Despite that, I still had trouble wrapping my head around the concept of pointers at first. There are
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by Corazoor 7y ago
There is definitely multiple ways to handle that, but splitting your API into frontend and backend seems to be a common and good approach. The backend is basically the "real" internal API, subject to changes. The frontend consist
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by Corazoor 7y ago
I was interested in the ratio for the US, which based on a quick lookup seems to be 1:249 for federal cases... (Numbers taken from here: https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2019/06/11/only-2-of-f... )
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by Corazoor 7y ago
Well... An anonymous source, from the internet, which itself had heard of this only through another party. Dismissing unreliable sources like that is a safe default, no? But more to the matter at hand, Stallman himself has a story about hi
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by Corazoor 7y ago
Since you specifically asked for it: What really stands between the USD and the Zimbabwean Dollar is printing press funded spending. The Fed is doing something similar with quantitative easing, but at a by far smaller scale, and the money m
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by Corazoor 7y ago
https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/HTML/?uri=CEL... From case C-336/03 (easyCar), section 25: "That interpretation is expressly supported by several language versions of Article 3(2
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by Corazoor 7y ago
Not immune, but pretty reistant, yes. The results of these models are usually compared with actual data from the real world, very much like in astronomy or geology. If a model doesn't agree with reality, it gets discarded pretty quickl
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by Corazoor 7y ago
Well,"fat" is an unprecise term anyway, but the main concern when evaluating languages like that is mandatory overhead. What exactly constitutes overhead is debatable, but generally anything that is not strictly necessary for the
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by Corazoor 7y ago
There is actually a difference between being self-taught as you describe it, and being an autodidact. The latter is able to identify holes in his own knowledge, and find appropriate material to educate himself on. That ability is what defin