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JaumeGreen
2y ago
By the way, if the phrase is "X exists and all X are Y" then we wouldn't know if X really existed. We only would know that either X doesn't exists or, if it exists, not all X are Y.
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In the solution they explain why they have to conclude that there should be at least one. Let me try again with a bit more explanation. 1. The liar stating something must mean that the phrase is not true. They cannot state anything that is
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2y ago
Spotify is quite frustrating sometimes. I live in Spain, so it suggests Spanish podcasts to me, even though I only listen to podcasts in English or Catalan. Music the same, I mostly listen to music in either Catalan or English, with a coupl
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JaumeGreen
2y ago
For phones I guess the extremes are some sweet spots. * The ones that want their phone to be a more portable laptop get a flagship. * The ones that through clumsiness or hard work destroy their phones want rugged ones. * The ones that trave
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2y ago
It also gives people a framework in where to learn how to communicate. They can try different approaches, the stakes are low (in real life terms) if they fail, their companions and the DM will not only serve an example but give hints on how
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2y ago
If anyone likes the idea feel free to steal it. One of the projects I have on my endless things to do is to create a computer RPG (maybe dabbling in the action RPG genre) in where the characters are dressed up and playing in a LARP. Weapons
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2y ago
Really interesting kind of live roleplaying, never knew it could get so serious. Is there any similar view on sword and sorcery larp scene? One of my projects wants to drink from that, but I have little real knowledge about it and wouldn&#x
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2y ago
That's because you are more familiar with whatever style of code you are used to. Don't confuse familiarity with readability.
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2y ago
People would care at a personal level, but the show must go on. I had to take a sudden leave the week before, and my coworkers, and boss cared at a personal level. And while most of my tasks were taken care of by them some weren't, and
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2y ago
Your comparison is really strange, and I didn't say that the salary increase was too be equal to the price increase. I was not going against capitalism and increasing benefits in that comment, just for some equality. After all if no on
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2y ago
The problem with inflation in prizes is that some companies do not follow it with inflation in salaries.
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JaumeGreen
3y ago
> Might the overall greater pressure for performance have kept us writing lower-level code with more bugs while shipping less features? Are you living in the same world as the rest of us? Nowadays programs are shipped with plenty of bugs
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JaumeGreen
3y ago
I wrote it wrong here, but I used the right wording there. What I was exemplifying was that it had limits on the complexities in the instructions. And that anything with directions (left right...) can be hard for it. These are not minor iss
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3y ago
That's not good enough for me. It doesn't listen to all of the instructions.
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3y ago
One of my dogs is white with black spots over her body, with very curious facial features. Her right eye is surrounded by a big black spot, her right ear is heavily spotted but still quite white. Her left ear has a black spot centered on it
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JaumeGreen
3y ago
I can have thoughts without inner speech or text. Why? Probably it helps that I'm multilingual, I can use several languages (3) more or less indistinctively. So when I have something to talk about I have the idea in my head, then I hav
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3y ago
> Is a google employee in US somehow more competent than the one in India? It depends. There are people in India that are brighter and more hard-working than most people in the USA, just by statistical chance. But there is something that
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3y ago
Talked about this in other times (through other links): * https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8533843 [2014] * https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28491562 [2021] * https://news.ycombinator.com
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3y ago
On Google Calendar clicking on an event you see the information of that event, clicking on a white space let's you create a new event at that time. Having some white space that pertains to the day, but not to an event, let's you c
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3y ago
Google Ads is barely usable on my wife's 14' screen. I do have a bigger screen, but she doesn't. So yeah, some people are not conscious at all of other people's limitations.
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3y ago
Not me, because I can't yet, but I can shed some light. That comment brings nothing to the table. An upvote would have given the same meaning. This is not reddit, and some of us would prefer it to remain different. Low effort comments
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3y ago
It also doesn't want to write programs. I had to waste 2 or 3 questions just to make it write a simple script. At the beginning I was using please and thanks a lot, now I'm using fuck much more.
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3y ago
He might have been able to do that directly at the end, but first he learned to do it by substracting. https://drawpaintacademy.com/the-bull/
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JaumeGreen
3y ago
The only problem with these kinds of languages is finding the place where the experts publish their solutions, if they do. I'd love to see what an expert can do and what I can learn from them.
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3y ago
Last year I did my run in J (Jsoftware.com) and it was very interesting. This year my initial desire is to do it in raku, which seems suited to the first task at least (although I haven't managed to get to it). I did another year in co
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3y ago
People who can't afford it have been using sunflower oil for lots of things, mostly for frying. Normal salads, on the other hand, is olive oil or nothing. Not counting things like Caesar's salad, "ensaladilla", ... and o
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3y ago
ChatGPT is (was) not good at ascii art. Some months ago I tried to make it draw me an ascii rose and some text. I even tried providing it the ascii art for the rose and the text. Finally I did it by hand. BTW, in your example it's not
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> nobody advocates for balance and nuance. Some people do, but they don't get the views or the support. People are gregarious, they want to be part of a team, middle ground is not a team, unless you create a new name for it. People
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I haven't slept 8 hours more than 3 or 4 times since I have dogs. I need more than the 6 or 7 I get of sleep because of them, my mental and physical health suffers for this. We can't go on vacation, or even have a night out somewh
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3y ago
Tabs for indentation, spaces for alignment. This is my take. I only can use it on personal projects, as most places I worked in use spaces.
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