SpaceNugget

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by SpaceNugget 2y ago
Do you not believe that there can be mutually beneficial trade situations where both/all parties involved might be happy? Pissing off your allies is good because if they're happy, that means you didn't squeeze them enou
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by SpaceNugget 2y ago
(Atomic) Reference Counted structs. They count their own references, there is no external mechanism tracking all of the reference counts at runtime. Modern rust does not include a garbage collector. You might be confusing a garbage collecto
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by SpaceNugget 2y ago
Why have a federal government at all if states are perfectly well suited to all forms of human rights oversight, lawmaking, etc?
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by SpaceNugget 2y ago
whichever one(s) the owner of the name "firefox" allows to be called firefox. Open source code does not automatically mean you get to use the name of the project in your redistribution of it.
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by SpaceNugget 2y ago
It's not that all developers are dumb/stupid. It's that even the smartest developers make mistakes and thus having a safety net that can catch damaging mistakes is helpful.
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Drones could be the 'magic tools' we need to chase bears away from people(frontiersin.org)
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by SpaceNugget 2y ago
I'm currently on a course of antibiotics. They said the tissue around the appendix was to infected and they were scared they would rip it and damage something. They are giving me the option to have the appendectomy after I successfully
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by SpaceNugget 2y ago
I'm very sorry to hear that your father died a preventable death. I'm currently in a Dutch hospital, recovering from an (attmpted, they ended up leaving it inside me, can't fully explain why) appendectomy. From calling the af
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by SpaceNugget 2y ago
This trick has been around forever, it's actually got a name, "goodhart's law"
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by SpaceNugget 2y ago
They didn't, they emphasized it. How do you figure that the people mentioned are partners with an unrelated wordpress hosting platform?
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by SpaceNugget 2y ago
I have seen the name pop up before, but I have never actually visited slashdot before. I think it was popular a bit before my time. This link made me heavily reconsider how much "worse" I thought internet discourse had gotten in t
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by SpaceNugget 2y ago
Most C++ developers care greatly about the quality of their code, and suggesting that since the code isn't in a life threatening situation like a flight controller or medical device it can be buggy with no repercussions is pretty silly
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by SpaceNugget 2y ago
That certainly looks less trivial than writing it directly in your .gitconfig file. It's the same condition and setting as what's in the article, but now with a build/templating stage and a new programming language to learn w
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by SpaceNugget 2y ago
Emoons' editor is featured in the article. I don't understand these kinds of comments.
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by SpaceNugget 2y ago
Fun fact: A factoid is something that seems like it could be a fact but is in fact false. I know it's commonly misused as a synonym of "fact" and I don't really care, it's evolving as a word and that's fine. Bu
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by SpaceNugget 2y ago
> First you install VSCode then spend then next 12 hours getting docker to run dev containers inside a WSL2 image (which is just a VM that can't talk to the internet) and TADA I hate developing on windows as much as the average arch
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by SpaceNugget 2y ago
You are thinking of byobu. Zellij is an independent replacement for tmux.
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by SpaceNugget 2y ago
Google maps doesn't need to be able to connect to your wifi in order to use it for location detection. i.e. You still need to add _nomap to the ssid.
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by SpaceNugget 2y ago
One of those threads is about lazy.nvim, not lazyvim. The other is a question about what to do after accidentally installing lazyvim with the wrong shell on windows, not about plugin updates breaking things.
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by SpaceNugget 2y ago
I have had both freesync and gsync workingwith no fuss for literal years. First with a 1070 and then with a 6800xt. I have never owned an HDR monitor so I can't personally speak to how well that works, but apparently it works just fine
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by SpaceNugget 2y ago
How is using perplexity any more so making a copy than your browser is making a copy? Unless you are distributing your website on thumb drives or floppy disks all distribution is achieved by making a copy. That's how networks work. You
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by SpaceNugget 2y ago
It does. You can't replace the X and Y in "Structuring X to avoid Y" and still end up with the same implication. Structuring your business to avoid breaking the law is good. Structuring your business to avoid some otherwise r
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by SpaceNugget 2y ago
If someone speeds up when they see a car in another lane signalling that they are going to merge, in order to prevent that car from safely merging, when the merge would have been safe to perform had they not sped up to prevent it, they are
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by SpaceNugget 2y ago
Well, in TFA, if you re-read the section labeled "Detailed, Real-world Example" yes, that is exactly what the person was encountering. So no hyperbole at all actually.
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by SpaceNugget 2y ago
I'm not super familiar with Zig, but that appears to be the same as the rust function signature fn setData<P, B>(pins: P, bus: B, data: u8) -> B; in rust, the P and B are resolved at compile time, not at runtime. If you wanted
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by SpaceNugget 2y ago
There's a (_relatively_ benign) bossware-like software on my work provided laptop. It forces updates of browsers and common software like the company VPN. When it updates and restarts my browser, it helpfully mentions that if the brows
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by SpaceNugget 3y ago
That's for federal income tax. In BC the top provincial income tax bracket is 20.5%, so a total 53.5%. I assume the person is also including property tax, EI, MSP premiums or other vaguely government related payments, or rounding up pr
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by SpaceNugget 3y ago
I had a similar experience with a similar time frame. It didn't completely go away, but I stopped noticing it as much. Except for situations where it's hard to not notice like at night or when it's dark or I actively pay atte
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by SpaceNugget 3y ago
No, the inference accuracy of the image classifier is dependent on the model used and this is a demo of the code executing the model in a browser with GPU acceleration not the model itself. You can plug and play any model in the onnx format
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by SpaceNugget 3y ago
eBPF doesn't run in user space in the context of eBPF in the linux kernel. It's verified so that the kernel can be sure it won't loop forever and then gets JIT'ed and run in kernel space. There are some user space BPF vm

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