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by Epa095 1y ago
Ok. Can we stop the genocide now?
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by Epa095 1y ago
Can you use the Azeron as a keyboard, and does it work well for it?
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by Epa095 1y ago
Slightly overloaded name. There is already Apache Spark, SPARK (Ada), sparklines, and SPARQL.
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by Epa095 1y ago
What a beautiful quote!
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by Epa095 1y ago
We use libraries for SOME of the 'done frequently' code. But how much of enterprise programming is 'get some data from a database, show it on a Web page (or gui), store some data in the database', with variants? It makes
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by Epa095 1y ago
First, how much of coding is really never done before? And secondly, what you say are false (at least if taken literally). I can create a new programming language, give the definition of it in the prompt, ask it to code something in my lang
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by Epa095 1y ago
So, how does that relate to this quote from the article? >ty, on the other hand, follows a different mantra: the gradual guarantee. The principal idea is that in a well-typed program, removing a type annotation should not cause a typ
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by Epa095 1y ago
I find it weird that it does a inner check on ' num > 99999', which pretty much only checks for 100,000. It could check for 99993, but I doubt even that check makes it much faster. But have you checked with some other number th
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by Epa095 1y ago
This is one of those uncomfortable cases which we don't want to accept the full consequences of as Europeans :-/ So much for Microsofts 'Digital Resilience Commitment'.
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by Epa095 1y ago
It's from the chatgpt quote my comment was an comment to: "[...] in 2023 was approximately €505 billion"
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by Epa095 1y ago
Ok, so did you verify the 500 billion? If so, then that's really the relevant part for me. But then I trust you, not Chatgpt.
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by Epa095 1y ago
For me that does not change anything really. I assert the trustworthyness of the webpage as usual. My problem is the statement from chatgpt. I have seen it invent enough bullshit that if it was a person I would have labeled them as untrustw
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by Epa095 1y ago
I salute you for being open about the chatgpt use! Do you really trust what it says? That quoted chatgpt-number has zero value to me. The other numbers are valuable, since they come from actual sources.
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by Epa095 1y ago
This is definitely a interesting article and guide of old tax-avoidance schemes. When that is said, I whish we stopped using income as the measure of 'rich'. Clearly wealth is a better measure, although it's sometimes hard to
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by Epa095 1y ago
This is the relevant part: >If you statically link against an LGPLed library, you must also provide your application in an object (not necessarily source) format, so that a user has the opportunity to modify the library and relink th
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by Epa095 1y ago
In 1989 average NATO military spending was 4% of GDP, in 2014 it was dropped to 1.4%. The peace dividend is real, but it don't explain everything. European countries had cheap higher education and healthcare in 1989 as well, even with
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by Epa095 2y ago
It's less of 'when it's convenient' and more 'when it's worth the effort'. Perfection is the enemy of good and all that.
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by Epa095 2y ago
. > If you'd voted for it in Minnesota, who do you suppose your vote should transfer to in Alaska or Florida? Did it get more than the national cuttof level for adjustment seats (5% in Iceland, 4% in Norway)? Lets assume it d
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by Epa095 2y ago
. You'd like to live in Alaska and vote for say a Democrat, only to have some Democratic representative from say Florida be the one "you voted in" to the House of Representatives? I don't see how it makes sense to
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by Epa095 2y ago
Interesting that they do so good as young and end up mediocre (or below) as adults https://gpseducation.oecd.org/CountryProfile?plotter=h5&prim...
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by Epa095 2y ago
Maybe democracy just has to be a bit complicated to work? As a bit on an anecdote, I know two Canadians, and I asked them if they were voting in the upcoming election. They both answered 'Maybe, but there is really no point, since libe
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by Epa095 2y ago
In the Norwegian parlament it's actually quite common that only part of the parlament is gathered for votes when it's clear who would win a complete vote. So in that sense it's actually very close to your 8 members. It still
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by Epa095 2y ago
Traditionally what a 'independent MP' would do is create a new party. Usually it requires a certain number of signatures, not from people supporting them, just supporting their right to become a party. Then they need to have candi
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by Epa095 2y ago
I agree strongly with this comment The reason you are likely to get downvoted is because you are substituting personal attacks and rhetoric ("coddling", "hysteria", etc.) for actually engaging with the issues. I w
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by Epa095 2y ago
Little Rock Nine is 68 years ago. Several of those screaming women are still alive. It's really not that long ago. But it's very telling that you keep phrasing it as 'punishment'. The problem when you truly fuck over peo
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by Epa095 2y ago
The point is that we know what this administration means by 'merrit based', it means to fire anyone who dissagres, particularly women and non-whites, while hirering grosely incompetent TV-people. The only 'merrit' is loy
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by Epa095 2y ago
Well, this hit harder than I thought it would My God, it is intolerable to think of spending one’s whole life, like a neuter bee, working, working, & nothing after all. — No, no won’t do.
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by Epa095 2y ago
Yes, and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea is very democratic, it says so in their name!
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by Epa095 2y ago
What about a Bluetooth to 3.5mm dongle? They can be quite small, and then you can place your phone independent of the headphone/dongle.
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by Epa095 2y ago
I wonder how much Google actually makes on these. I won't be surprised if they basically make nothing on them. It is a bit fun that seemingly the best way to de-google and de-apple yourself is to buy an actual Google device and install

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