Gupie

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Face to face with local conspiracy theorist(theguardian.com)
3 points by Gupie 2y ago|0 comments
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by Gupie 2y ago
Link times are the main pain for our edit, build, debug cycle.
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by Gupie 3y ago
VTunes can tell you the average time that functions take to run but which tools can highlight functions that very occasionally run a lot slower than normal?
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by Gupie 3y ago
I don't know of any actual technical reports but this is interesting, https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2024/jan/09/how-the-post... . "One, named the “Dalmellington Bug”, after the village in
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by Gupie 3y ago
A highly intelligent jerk is still a jerk. No surprise there.
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by Gupie 3y ago
It is doubtful there is any rise in ASD, just more awareness and diagnosis: https://www.statnews.com/2023/03/23/autism-epidemic-cdc-numb... .
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by Gupie 3y ago
Strange seeing "duco premier email a froid" in the vintage poster! I assume it is vintage? Anyone know what "email" means in this context?
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by Gupie 4y ago
No, it says you can have processes but that individuals and interactions are more important. It does not say that you can't have processes.
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by Gupie 4y ago
I think it kills them not in self defence but to defend the goals of the mission, i.e. the goals it has been given. Hal forecasts these goals will be at risk if it gets shut down. Hal has been programmed that the mission is more important t
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by Gupie 4y ago
If the alternative is true, then I think how fortunate/strange that I, this consciousness, exists at all, considering the fast length of time preceding my birth during which I was not conscious, considering the fast number of conscious
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by Gupie 4y ago
But what is the actual risk? I can't find any specific information. It says in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alcohol_and_cancer that in Europe 10% of cancers in males is due to alcohol, but is this mainly from hea
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by Gupie 4y ago
And these are...?
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by Gupie 4y ago
Why? Are you saying Marxists believe the work class are inherently superior as opposed to just being oppressed?
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by Gupie 4y ago
Another definition is that the left wing generally believe that a society's wealth should be more evenly distributed to those of the right. This can be done by taxation not necessarily by socialist central control. Also the right wing
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by Gupie 4y ago
Couldn't AI be used to statistically identify AI generated text?
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Jaron Lanier warns of tech’s existential threat to humanity(theguardian.com)
2 points by Gupie 4y ago|1 comments
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by Gupie 4y ago
Metal shutters slammed down over the windows and poison gas was released.
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by Gupie 4y ago
You wouldn't. The article itself says: "What about the range-based for loop introduced in C++11? Good news! It works fine. It is syntactic sugar for almost exactly the iterator-based version above, with the end pointer captured on
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by Gupie 4y ago
I assumed it was in honour of Bletchley Park.
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by Gupie 4y ago
https://github.com/isocpp/CppCoreGuidelines
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by Gupie 4y ago
>> God if they exists, could have created world we everyone were in a state of continually bliss, but what would be a point of that? > please, isn't that what heaven is supposed to be? No, I doubt it would be like that, not li
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by Gupie 4y ago
Yes, if God exists, is the creator, is all powerful, is good, is sane, then suffering must be of ultimate benefit, or an unavoidable consequence of for example free will. That said lot of suffering is man made.
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by Gupie 4y ago
OK, here's my amateur take. Most misery is man-made. On the personal scale: envy, unrequited love etc. Also on the macro scale: wars, global warming etc. Perhaps if you create entities with free will they will unavoidably though ignora
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by Gupie 4y ago
You could create a single mechanically adjustable key and a device to automatically try every combination.
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by Gupie 4y ago
Perhaps slightly off topic but playing with parallel numerical computations I found that C++17/20's "parallel for" loops are significantly faster than using manually created threads. https://en.cppreference.co
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by Gupie 4y ago
Yes but if the autocrats win you will have no rights period.
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by Gupie 4y ago
That sounds very dogmatic to me, "you cannot", "they are necessary", "you just have to", "an attack on democracy". You are right to be worried about attacks on democracy, with the refusal to Trump at
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by Gupie 4y ago
I correctly pointed out that his argument was fallacious. I didn't say that the conclusion of his argument was false because he used a fallacy. Instead I backed my point of view with a coherent argument.
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by Gupie 4y ago
I feel a democratically elected government it entitled to deny your right to consume such propaganda, although I don't understand why you would want to.
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by Gupie 4y ago
I was arguing against the dogma that all censorship is bad. I can understand your point of view, but I don't agree with it. We are in an information war with Russia (and other such undemocratic entities). We have been for years and we

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