Grue3

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by Grue3 6y ago
What about work nobody enjoys doing? Who will do this work?
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by Grue3 6y ago
The worst spammer on reddit leaves the site? Good riddance. Though I'm sure he has a few spare accounts to post his stuff.
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by Grue3 6y ago
Most people? Given how much it costs? I doubt it, or Adobe would be the company with the highest valuation in the world.
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by Grue3 6y ago
GIMP is supported on every practically usable operating system and can edit animated webp just as well as gifs.
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by Grue3 6y ago
Not really production because the traffic is low, but I run http://ichi.moe on SBCL (Hunchentoot web server) and I never had to restart it because of memory leak or a crash. I usually hot-swap the updates and the same server pro
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by Grue3 6y ago
First we need to make Common Lisp popular. Since it's nigh impossible to write Common Lisp in any other editor, Emacs will certainly experience a surge of popularity.
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by Grue3 6y ago
Lol, tell that to my coworkers who take days trying to fix some problem with their Pycharm, while I just keep coding on my trusty Emacs.
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by Grue3 6y ago
Not if an update renders half of your add-ons unusable. Which happened several times in the history of Firefox (I'm using it since Firefox 2).
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by Grue3 6y ago
I don't think we have a single f-string in the entire Python 3.7 codebase in the project I'm working on. They seem rather useless to me. I often pass a string like 'this is a template with {var}' into another function th
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by Grue3 6y ago
Hong Kong is basically city-level. And Korea has implemented highly-localised measures.
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by Grue3 6y ago
It's a massive issue on web, I routinely see Japanese posts on Twitter displayed in a Chinese font when they consist only of kanji.
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by Grue3 6y ago
Extinguishing the competition. It's not even the first time. Remember Internet Explorer?
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by Grue3 6y ago
>_reck_orchid(): parses only a number as text >Parses a text string which contains a decimal number. In practice, this number is always '1'. Amazing.
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by Grue3 6y ago
Anyone else got logged out of every single website after updating to this version? Annoying as hell.
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by Grue3 7y ago
It's pretty hard to un-mutate a deleted gene sequence. It can mutate in a novel way to somehow cause more harm, but that won't be quick.
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by Grue3 7y ago
When English phrases are interspersed in vertical Japanese text (for example within magazine articles) they're often rotated.
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by Grue3 7y ago
>It only takes 10% of defectors to create a similar catastrophic result as with 50% defectors. Do you have math to back that up? Clearly R_0 would be lower in the first case than in the second. I think significantly lower due to both les
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by Grue3 7y ago
If you had chicken pox as a kid, you can get Shingles [1] as an adult. I actually had it, without much complications but now there's a weird scar on my face. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shingles
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by Grue3 7y ago
I wonder why chicken pox party style solution is not considered. 1. Gather application from low-risk people to be voluntarily infected. Needs to be a significant proportion of population. 2. Schedule them to be infected and isolate until th
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by Grue3 7y ago
But these short snippets are useless because you can't easily copy paste them, especially with some programming languages that are whitespace-significant (looking at you, Python). And I don't understand how triple ticks are wasted
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by Grue3 7y ago
Well, suppose you want to prove another result similar to abc conjecture. What would you rather read, a formal proof (basically low-level machine code), or an actual human description of a theory used to produce the result?
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by Grue3 7y ago
>Don't say uyghurs I'll say it. Uighurs. Also Tibetans.
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by Grue3 7y ago
>images can contain a lot more visual information than a single character glyph + a color can In any tiled implementation of roguelike, Tiles are way larger than equivalent characters, so clearly in practice they don't. Humans are v
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by Grue3 7y ago
Korea is also a large outlier. It would be even more of an outlier if not for megachurches which don't exist in Japan.
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by Grue3 7y ago
>new players overwhelmingly prefer the graphical Maybe because they're not used to ASCII look? What are the stats for old players? The tiles version has laughably low information density, I can't imagine playing it for any ex
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by Grue3 7y ago
> Not if the features decrease the need for the App Store Fixed it for you. It's all about profit.
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by Grue3 7y ago
The main problem with this "prediction" is that nothing stops him from simply not revealing the file after 1 month.
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by Grue3 7y ago
Aren't most severe patients elderly? Why would birth defects be a problem at this point?
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by Grue3 7y ago
That's because Italy's hospitals are overcrowded and very old patients are simply not treated at all. It's a vicious circle because they're thought being less likely to survive, are denied treatment, which makes them eve
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by Grue3 7y ago
>Are the flu deaths increasing because of the coronavirus? In Japan influenza rates went way down because of the threat of coronavirus. [1] It might actually save lives assuming it's contained at some point. [1] https://w

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