HybridCurve

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by HybridCurve 3y ago
American Evangelicals seem to gravitate toward their belief as a form of authoritarianism. It's less about compassion and more about incontestable moral authority over others.
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by HybridCurve 3y ago
> "Don't worry if our adversary develops nuclear weapons and we won't - it's OK we'll just use theirs" Beneath this comment is hidden a truth that there is AI which can be used beneficially, AI which can be
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by HybridCurve 3y ago
If you think a textbook is good, the digital edition should available for review as they will often be invaluable in hardcopy for continued reference. I am pleased the author adheres in some part to this mode of thinking.
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by HybridCurve 3y ago
I agree that CTU analysis makes it better. There are also a bunch of tunables for the clang analyzer that you can take advantage of that suites like CodeChecker do not fully allow access to or take advantage of.
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by HybridCurve 3y ago
I hated that about DOS, real-mode and BC++. After about 6-8 months of that misery, installing linux and learning to write C code with GCC was the best thing that ever happened to me. I felt like an animal being released from a cage and into
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by HybridCurve 3y ago
If you come across a newer HP printer, the best thing you can do with it is disassemble it for parts to make other things. They are full of precision rods, rotary encoders, DC motors, and such. If it has a built-in scanner, you'll also
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by HybridCurve 3y ago
I fully agree with this perspective. The terminology will change as the field continues to evolve. As long as any anthropomorphizing terms are chosen carefully and are not aggrandizing, it shouldn't be a problem. IIRC "hallucinate
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by HybridCurve 3y ago
You have to remember the GWOT was fought against ill equipped combatants, unarmored vehicles, and cinderblock structures. The US is generally not worried about those types of threats in planning for future conflicts. There is a reason why U
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by HybridCurve 3y ago
It's difficult to tell if this is the result of bad management forcing the company to enact a poor market strategies or sabotage. Developers can invest a significant amount of time and resources building tools, supporting systems and w
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by HybridCurve 3y ago
The irony here is there was some discussion recently about how twitter did not hand over all the data to investigators regarding Trump's PMs.
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by HybridCurve 3y ago
> Publishers suing include Cengage Learning, Macmillan Learning, McGraw Hill, and Pearson Education. There was a time when I would buy books without being able to review all of the content. That stopped several years ago after buying two
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by HybridCurve 3y ago
It's entirely possible the government exposes individuals with SCI type clearance to disinformation or fabrications to convince them they are real, and then watches them to see if they can keep it a secret. This would be a ideal way t
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by HybridCurve 3y ago
We use gentoo because a linux system without problems is boring.
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by HybridCurve 3y ago
One of the most well known, YBCO, has a Tc of 95K.
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by HybridCurve 3y ago
Apples to oranges comparison. We know the healthcare system in Britain has been suffering from neglect for some time and AFAIK doctors often either work for the NHS or are independently contracted by them. Also, while Buc-ees technically a
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by HybridCurve 3y ago
This is another part of clang I've considered be almost, but not quite there yet. Some of the calls to the API are not very intuitive and they left too much out of libclang for it to be of anything but limited use. I am not a C++ guy,
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by HybridCurve 3y ago
I haven't seen any recent comparisons but the most recent benchmark I saw was that gcc/clang were close. I'm sure the speeds vary quite a bit depending on project size, options, available RAM, etc. IIRC using LTO makes linkin
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by HybridCurve 3y ago
This is a bit of a biased take. The military uses a purely authoritarian system of management which is entirely different from anything in a civilian occupation. There really is no free choice in an authoritarian system and failure to follo
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by HybridCurve 3y ago
Having worked with clang (and gcc) quite a bit, there are a number of good points the author makes. There are a lot of cool things llvm/clang has, but it feels like a lot of the tooling does not mesh together as well as it should and s
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by HybridCurve 3y ago
Here is the PDF report from the CSB: https://www.csb.gov/assets/1/17/tpc_factual_update_10-29-202... Bottom of page 7 it explains the mechanism. Essentially butadiene peroxides react with the butadiene to for
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by HybridCurve 3y ago
Experiencing the late game plot is like riding on a train that derails with all the cars suddenly separating only to reconnect forming a giant unicorn which dives into the water and swims away. If anything, the synopsis was toned down a bit
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by HybridCurve 3y ago
> And nobody flies aircraft at "treetop level", with the possible exception of the A10... Helicopters fly this low all the time.
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by HybridCurve 3y ago
This was my take when people suggest older cars as an alternative. Safety has improved dramatically in the past 20-30 years, especially with side impacts where fatalities or serious injury can be common. It's one of the few reservation
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by HybridCurve 3y ago
I don't understand the impulse to aspire to be like an insufferable asshat (musk). Is this some kind of power thing to be a famous/infamous figure of industry that gets to be an absolute piece shit with impunity?
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by HybridCurve 3y ago
In this you are likely correct. It's really anything that is allowing unlimited money (goods or services) to flow into campaigns from industries or unknown origins. It's also the court which is limiting voting rights. Those are tw
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by HybridCurve 3y ago
While some of these solutions are good, I don't think any of them will make it through congress until well after Citizens United is appealed. TBH, trying to fix any problem of consequence in the US requires a functional Supreme Court,
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by HybridCurve 3y ago
When comcast started redirecting my mistyped URLs to their own pages, I stopped using their DNS. No regrets.
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by HybridCurve 3y ago
I agree here: Cost of maintenance from time, parts, tools, space and accessibility are all lower here. Also, as a whole system, a bike is more simple than a car. The only downside I can think of is that a bike is much less forgiving to mist
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by HybridCurve 3y ago
Agreed. It's not going to get better. You can't force changes on users who generate and manage all the content on your site.
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by HybridCurve 3y ago
When I first started browsing reddit many years ago, I remember the comments and user contributed information to be of decent quality. Now there are many topics with page after page of irreverent half-assed humor. I am not really sure where

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