MinusGix

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by MinusGix 6y ago
The problem is that YouTube is so large, and while it is not governmental it is one of the few video sharing platforms that people remotely care about. Coming in behind is places like vimeo. Then super far behind are various smaller video
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by MinusGix 6y ago
I would consider those political questions to be directly related to the current workspace, and so allowed to talk about. Most of the time what people refer to is activism (our company should support X, because I think X is the correct poli
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by MinusGix 6y ago
While I don't entirely agree with the poster above, I think there can be a notable difference in freedoms that your post ignores. People and corporations are two separate groups, and you may want more freedoms for either or even both.
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by MinusGix 6y ago
The comment by me that you are replying to is more about the feeling from within the computer, rather than the case of copying where you are the physical version. In the case of copying, I am in a potentially small group of people that woul
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by MinusGix 6y ago
A faithful simulation of your brain would still find fun whatever you find fun. If I enjoy reading tech articles and programming, then I'd still enjoy that if it was a faithful simulation. For social behaviors, presumably you'd be
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by MinusGix 6y ago
Personally, out of those I've only used Ctrl-R in the terminal. I just use the Home/End keys to navigate to the start/end of lines. I was actually surprised to read that Ctrl-E and Ctrl-A would do that. I usually expect Ctrl-
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by MinusGix 6y ago
Why take a similar attitude towards the after, though? Just because I do not care about the past event does not mean the future event is not something to worry about? I don't care about the past event as 'I' did not start to
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by MinusGix 6y ago
For example with Zachtronics games (very programming-puzzle-esque games), I doubt I could play it for long. It would be similar to messing about with an Esolang, but more structured. While I enjoy using Esolangs, I can only ever do it in sh
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by MinusGix 6y ago
Befunge is a fun language to play around with, though I prefer the esolangs article[1] on it. Its rather enjoyable to play around with, almost like a puzzle. Befunge-98 is also an interesting advancement on Befunge-93, allowing more dimen
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by MinusGix 6y ago
The linked llvm article about performance ( https://nikic.github.io/2020/05/10/Make-LLVM-fast-again.html ) says: "Rust does this by running a set of benchmarks on every merge, with the data available o
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by MinusGix 6y ago
Typescript would have a far easier time in that scenario because much of it's syntax is simply Javascript with extra types attached. So, it could (I don't know the implementation details at all) 'just' strip away all the
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by MinusGix 6y ago
How do you get exercise to be fun? I occasionally try doing more exercise than normal, but it eventually breaks down as I find it tedious and boring. The only exercising-esque activity I've really enjoyed was swordfighting (literally
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by MinusGix 7y ago
Electrons and Valence: Development of the Theory, 1900-1925 [1] by Anthony N. Stranges I picked this up at a Texas A&M (It is published by A&M) book sale for cheap. This book caught my eye as it was one of the few actual books on
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by MinusGix 8y ago
Looks quite nice. Though some features which I think would make this more appealing (at least to me): Ability to draw lines between two elements. Link to other Sections/Notes. Copy & Paste images into it, rather than uploadi
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by MinusGix 8y ago
The third link is just extending the second website's idea to include JS, and some other nice things. Though, I don't see how it goes against the point of motherfuckingwebsite? The point of motherfuckingwebsite was to keep it acce
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by MinusGix 8y ago
I use it because my internet at home is awful, and so I can either download it at home so I can watch it in one go later, or download a video when I am at a place with better internet.