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by Faark 7y ago
> Can anyone explain this to me? Awaits / yields produce state machines. See [0] for an example of how that works behind the scene (or just decompile your stuff with ILSpy/dotPeek), but basically the code between yields /
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Those single hose ones are a bit idiotic. They take air from around them (i.e. the room air they just cooled) to transfer heat into and move out. That will then replaced by air from the outside, transporting new heat inside. Still better th
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by Faark 7y ago
Arguably, keeping evolution going aka providing our offspring a good future is pretty much the only purpose of life. I don't have a problem with anyone choosing different goals for themselves, but the crowd advising "shouldn&#x27
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by Faark 7y ago
Totally agree. Their UI seems to be made only with ease of use of the most common case in mind, not spearing a single thought for power users. My preferred example is getting WLAN details before connecting. No way to do this with Win10s UI.
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by Faark 7y ago
He is CEO of those companies exactly because of his above average ability to make those delusions reality, no matter how impossible people considered e.g. landing rocket stages. I'd prefer him to project more of a visionary image with
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by Faark 7y ago
I tend to agree and german political discourse about network development seems to generally be focused on broadband for rural areas with shitty if any internet available right now. Thus it's probably more addressing class divide than m
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by Faark 7y ago
Not having a proper power supply is my only pi related regret. Thing would freeze every once in a while. That since stopped happening, and the only change in-between (beside updates) was the initial used charger dying.
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by Faark 7y ago
This feels like an masterfully written propaganda statement to me, made to sneak in a lot of hidden / unjustified assumptions and stir up feelings. - As a foreigner, I'm amazed by how little weight Americans seem to put on inter
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For a proper exchange of ideas to function, the listening side has to try it's best to interpret the message as intended. Yes, to a degree does that include ignoring misuse of language. That obviously doesn't mean you can never gi
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by Faark 7y ago
There is probably choice from an end-user's point of view, yes. On that front you are arguing about best search results. But as site owner, you need traffic. SEO for some search engine built by your brother, used exclusively by your fa
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by Faark 7y ago
> fundamentally impossible You are basically saying AI is fundamentally impossible. Could you explain what kind of magic in humans beside our simulateable physics is fundamentally impossible to imitate? I understand we might be a long wa
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by Faark 7y ago
> 2. "US outright ban any casual religious reference because it offend some believers, resulting modifying some manga/anime/game" -- Can you give an example? This seems to go directly against first amendment rights. I
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by Faark 7y ago
Your C #define is done at compile time. This Cobol's alter example [1] seem to do so at runtime. Thus labels can be considered modifiable points. Actually, it's kinda interesting... does it support chains? Alter A->B and B->
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by Faark 7y ago
Bike routes with offline maps would be a nice addition as well...
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It's kind of funny how wanting to improve the company you work for is equated with "sabotage". Thing is, part of Googles identity is "don't be evil". A vital part of this is stopping whenever you (unintentional
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by Faark 7y ago
You usually have your account banned when a charge is reversed to undo the "progress grained". This makes it less attractive for real players to abuse. Adult who realize what they are doing and want to stop cold turkey doing it? F
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by Faark 7y ago
His statement is definitively true on the software distribution side. Google wants every App installed via play store and now even Microsoft Office is only available there. Classical Windows on the other hand allows Chrome to be installed w
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by Faark 7y ago
If by "port" you mean remove it from a steam accounts library and add it somewhere else on a different platform then no, I never heard about something like that. But you are free to give an extra copy to the other account, while a
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by Faark 7y ago
But then this should be documented in the types definition. I don't see this "can also be something else than 0-255" in the in the types documentation (that is arguably not at all detailed). We use types to restrain complexit
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by Faark 7y ago
Seems like installations doubled in 2018 compared to the last few years [0]. That surprised me a bit, since, while there still are gov incentives, they only seem to go down after the big push ended around 2012. So that bump is likely caused
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by Faark 7y ago
Yeah, kinda sad it only made orbit once. Buran is at least mentioned every once in a while, though obviously not as often as Sputnik, Gagarin and the like. Youtube has a bunch of hits for it, while in contrast to what there is barely anythi
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by Faark 7y ago
Yeah, maybe a third of them did I play elsewhere . But I consider this a signal on how good the commender already is. Don't think there is a good way for steam to pick that up automatically without it being a privacy nightmare. An &qu
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by Faark 7y ago
Wait, soviets already did automated sample returns while apollo was still ongoing [0]?! That's quite a surprise to me... don't think I ever came across this, and I do follow quite a bit of space news. E.g. this [1] recent set of v
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by Faark 7y ago
> "If a priest receives the confession of the killer in an unsolved mystery, he should report it to the police, religious pearl-clutching be damned." Confidentiality in such areas (also med/law) is usually restricted to pa
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> carbon emissions will plummet without any changes in [..] policies being involved. Wow, you really go as far as saying government was not involved? The only reason prices for renewables have gone down to where they are now is due to go
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They probably had to many people accidentally copy-pasting strings with spaces into the form. Like the good old "double click to select a word" also picking up the space after the word. The reason I can empathize with your complai
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by Faark 7y ago
> note that inflation is actually a tax on wealth I thought so as well, initially. But it only taxes a very specific form of wealth... money. As such this tax probably disproportionally affects those unable to transfer their wealth into
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by Faark 7y ago
Works on my FF 69 as well, but the text select behavior is weird at best. The page did NOT work on my Edge 44, even after disabling uBlock.
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by Faark 7y ago
> It just might be the highest rated game on Steam Indeed the second best positive percentage according to steamdb: https://steamdb.info/stats/gameratings/ No 29 if you just sort by positive reviews.
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by Faark 7y ago
I agree, I feel like they should host pretty much anything. But they are absolutely responsible for what they promote, since their algorithms select what to recommend. This makes it impossible to remain "neutral". And they are als

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