Kenji

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by Kenji 9y ago
You can trigger and even control this state. It's caused by deeply letting go and avoiding structured thoughts. I used to spend 2 hours per day on the train, for 5 years. I always kinda napped in the train, usually with ambient music i
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by Kenji 9y ago
Not surprising at all.
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by Kenji 9y ago
Why not Rust or Haskell?
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by Kenji 9y ago
How do you even deal with that? I'm on the lower end of BMI (still in the normal/healthy range). I am constantly in a state of starvation. My body burns through food like it's nothing. I have to eat 2 main meals per day to ev
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by Kenji 9y ago
I have zero pity for the US anti-terror operation. Digital weapons are dangerous and must be rendered ineffective through security patches, no matter who made them and who used them.
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by Kenji 9y ago
If it's possible to always be depressed, why is it not possible to always be happy?
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by Kenji 9y ago
This is basically how I program C++. Except that I try to avoid the 'new' keyword too by std::make_unique and std::make_shared. This way there are literally zero 'new' and 'delete' or 'malloc' or &#x2
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by Kenji 9y ago
I installed Geany on Ubuntu about 4 years ago on my laptop. I opened a single Java source file (or was it C++?). The fans instantly spun up, the machine was under extreme load. My batteries drained like never before. I have never seen anyth
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by Kenji 9y ago
This future worries me. That's not the future. That's the present! Which is even more worrying.
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by Kenji 9y ago
This has been annoying me since it started! The drift is nuts, I have to readjust the clock of my microwave because it's so much delayed and I always think it's earlier than it actually is!
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by Kenji 9y ago
"Don't be evil" hm?
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by Kenji 9y ago
You all are rejoicing now but you will see that the laws will have unintended consequences and doesn't help much, just like the cookie law.
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by Kenji 9y ago
Correct and level-headed response.
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by Kenji 9y ago
When I see a shady link, I open it in a browser inside my virtual machine. I've had attacks on firefox that straight executed a binary on my machine, without me doing anything but clicking a link.
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by Kenji 9y ago
I hate hearing people using 21st century or modern as reasons for inflating complexities. No. He's right, you're wrong, hzhou321. We want spaces in filenames. We even want UTF-8 if possible. We don't want crude tools that c
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by Kenji 9y ago
In a significant shift in how Microsoft and partners will be positioning these new devices, the branding "Always Connected" will be used to refer to devices running Windows 10 on ARM. Wow! That is probably the dumbest branding I
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by Kenji 9y ago
I'm too lazy to make a picture, but I see them solid black like a normal comment, there are no markings like [dead] or anything. Even for that sibling comment. For me it all looks normal except that my comments are always at the bottom
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by Kenji 9y ago
I didn't mean to complain. I respect and accept your decision to ban me. There are large parts of this community that truly aren't for me. I just wanted to say it to educate the people that the shadowban mechanics are still active
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by Kenji 9y ago
> Moreover, I remember a comment of dang where he said that they were considering to remove all the hellbanning and only use autokilling. I'm not sure if they finally made that change. Nope, that change has not been made. I'm h
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by Kenji 9y ago
It's supposed to show you that excellence like Einsein's does not fit into the narrow grid modern universities apply. Since people on hacker news often have a) delusions of grandeur and b) are misfits, they will immediately identi
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by Kenji 9y ago
You could also pipe the output through a program that filters ANSI colour codes. That'd be an extremely simple utility and fix for the problem.
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by Kenji 9y ago
Go Wine! <3 Thanks to everyone involved with this project.
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by Kenji 9y ago
That's because there is no such backlash. Those big companies will cause governments to create laws but those laws will only destroy tiny competitors, thus securing the position of the big players.
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by Kenji 9y ago
Monetization Designer: “We could charge the player $.99 to open the door now, or wait 24 hours for it to open automatically.” Good lord. Please kill me. Is this what game design has come to?
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by Kenji 9y ago
Yes. Either use threadsafe queues/ringbuffers to transfer data between threads. Or triple-buffer it and swap buffers in a threadsafe manner. Those are the best approaches. Don't start a thread per work item. Start worker threads a
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by Kenji 9y ago
Wow! That sounds fantastic, actually. This is the first case of completely computer-generated music I like listening to.
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by Kenji 9y ago
I'm sorry, but not a single reason was presented in favour of swap when you're 100% confident that you will not max out your RAM. Swap = completely useless slowdown if you have total control over your system. Better use ulimit to
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by Kenji 9y ago
I think he means features like the corners of your mouth and eyes, points along the shape of your chin, etc.
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by Kenji 9y ago
If Lisp is so easy so implement, is it also easy to learn? (I am familiar with Haskell)
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by Kenji 9y ago
Governments all over the world will use the agenda "social media is bad, people need to be protected from it" to regulate how we interact with each other over digital media. This will stifle our ability to communicate and organize

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