Shorel

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by Shorel 4y ago
It is not emotion at all. It is an expression of emotion. The fact that humans confuse both is what is worrisome. Think of 'The Mule' in the Foundation novels. He can convince anyone of anything because he can express any emotion
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by Shorel 4y ago
They don't have anything in mind except some points located in a vector space. This is because the location of the points is all the meaning the machine ever perceives. It has no relation with external perception of shared experiences
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by Shorel 4y ago
> What makes you think the computer doesn't suffer ? Lack of a limbic system? They only predict using probabilistic models. After this long partial sentence, which word is more probable? That's all they do. Without conscience t
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by Shorel 4y ago
I don't care if humans can suffer. So much postmodern abstract art is so low effort and 'edgy', I can not consider it art. Is this part of the exhibition, or can I throw it into the rubbish bin? It's not about whatever t
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by Shorel 4y ago
This sounds a lot like Star Trek TNG. At least Picard has said something similar. In a post-scarcity society, people work to elevate themselves.
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by Shorel 4y ago
> There is an implicit assumption here that human generated content is often high quality and worth consuming or using. Human generated content can be high quality, and can be worth consuming. It can also be crap. Probabilistically speak
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by Shorel 4y ago
I think Dlang is better than the other languages mentioned in this thread, but I know almost no one uses it. It is what it is.
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by Shorel 4y ago
I'm sorry, I agree it is a beautiful language. But Ruby is slow. Performance matters. In a world when everything seems to run in cloud servers, efficiency matters. If you can have 20 times more simultaneous users in the same cloud serv
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by Shorel 4y ago
> Also believe the ability to highlight several lines and press Shift+Alt+I to add a cursor to each line without having to use the mouse wasn't possible in Sublime. It was always possible, I have used Sublime since version 2. Ctrl+S
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by Shorel 4y ago
Lapce seems like a great new project. It is probably more important to legitimize Rust than to change the editors landscape, but if it does both, it can be awesome. Thanks for the heads-up!
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by Shorel 4y ago
What VS Code does better with the multiple cursors? I am curious. So far I only see that VSC uses Ctrl+Alt+arrow keys, vs ST using Shift+Alt+arrow keys to create the multiple cursors.
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by Shorel 4y ago
I wanted to try 10x, it doesn't exist for Linux. Sublime Text on the other hand, I purchased a licence for ST3, I am still using it with ST4, and I am happy with it. I use ST for C++, PHP, Python, LaTeX (it's actually great for La
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by Shorel 4y ago
Seems normal/expected. In the weiqi/baduk/go world, it is said your opponent knows you better than yourself, because he notices all the changes in the way you play.
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by Shorel 4y ago
At this point it is a term so used, any previous meaning has been replaced. It is even used as a verb for 'generic photography edition'.
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by Shorel 4y ago
It forced hotels to have more competitive prices. Honestly, there was not much else it could do in the long term.
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by Shorel 4y ago
Dismissal of the result of some billion years of constant adaptation and struggle is also a mistake, IMO. We are so much more than bacteria, and until proved otherwise, so far we are the smartest beings in the universe. We will at some poin
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by Shorel 4y ago
> I have been using linux since 2008. Have installed and used it on at least a dozen laptops in the time. The number of times I have not faced any battery or suspend related issues is, well, zero. This works with my current HP Spectre x3
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by Shorel 4y ago
So, zoning laws and greed have negative consequences and someone is writing an article pretending remote work is something bad. Got it, the writers have an agenda.
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by Shorel 4y ago
My opinion is the following: All these people who claim the keyboard is so much faster than the mouse (instead of a combination of both, as I claim), are people who never played StarCraft. Select from this point to the parenthesis? I can s
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by Shorel 4y ago
> I turn the lid down on my laptop and it goes to sleep. It pull it up and the system comes back up. Reliably. Every single time. Linux does that on my laptop. In fact, I just close the lid, put it in his bag, and forget about it. The ba
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by Shorel 4y ago
I don't think I have needed to do the things you describe in about 15 years. In fact, I don't remember ever needing to use LD_LIB_PRELOAD. Or driver debugging. Linux is not perfect, my current laptop did not work perfectly until U
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by Shorel 4y ago
Clustered indexes in MSSQL Server, Index Organized Tables in Oracle, and any table in MySQL using InnoDB as storage engine.
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by Shorel 4y ago
Easier said than done. For example, that's what Elon Musk believes he is. He has enormous amounts of money to back his ideas, and then you have seen the results, mostly is just manipulation and other people actually do the things.
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by Shorel 4y ago
No. Security is the area where fast and fuzzy heuristics get you into problems. Examine each option critically and reach independent conclusions.
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by Shorel 4y ago
> From the technical standpoint, an app to download/listen for audio is not a big feat. With adequate DRM? It definitely is a big feat. Just distributing the files, without any type of encryption, is far from trivial. The fact you
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by Shorel 4y ago
It would be actually weird if it was not so common. I would say the entire subculture of the city of Medellín is like this, for example.
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by Shorel 4y ago
It depends on who you ask. Personally, I still prefer Sublime Text to VSCode. Now, the problem is ST is proprietary, but then VSCode is starting to be proprietary as well.
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by Shorel 4y ago
That sounds so strange... I use Windows every day, and I know shortcuts and tools for many things. But for work I use Ubuntu, and for writing code it is a much more efficient environment. So it is actually hard to imagine an environment les
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I would say Sublime Text is in fact a program. It has also saved me over 100 hours or more. And this includes its instantaneous speed and the ability to open huge files!
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by Shorel 4y ago
The best outcome of all this is that if Argentinians call Messi the GOAT, Maradona is no longer it XD

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