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TimSchumann
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2y ago
I think you're thinking of Among Us. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Among_Us
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I'm stuck halfway through Deepness in the Sky, I should pick it up again. Also stuck on book 8 of the Wheel of Time series, I was like 5 chapters in and didn't pick up a single thread I cared about from the previous book. Agree ab
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https://archive.md/vyKvo
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https://archive.md/vo0rK
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3y ago
Word on the street is the badges at the next Software You Can Love conference will be running this.
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3y ago
Andreas Kling of Serenity OS -- https://www.youtube.com/c/AndreasKling Andrew Kelley of Zig -- https://www.twitch.tv/andrewrok Really enjoy watching both of them work, and they're both so... calm,
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3y ago
https://archive.md/sJrYj
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3y ago
Unsurprising. One of my personal pet peeves is websites that use an e-mail parser on the client side which allows a + in e-mail addresses, and then use some other parser somewhere in their chain of things that happen on the back end that do
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> Any feedback is welcome. Top on my todo list is improving performance (reduce interaction lag). Maybe don't have it render anything until a valid date post 1800 has been parsed in all fields? I started typing a date and it rendere
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Grant makes some amazing content. His visualization of the Fourier Transform[1] actually enabled me to understand the how it was happening behind the what was happening with one of the most used algorithms in computing. [1] https:/&#x
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3y ago
For those of you who don't know, civil asset forfeiture is the practice of the government, or law enforcement agencies in the United States, confiscating your property if said property could be the proceeds of any illegal activities.[1
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I was around 10 years old when I played this game for the first time. There's a Knight puzzle that was, in retrospect, my introduction to state machines. I got frustrated with it and mapped out every possible move of the pieces from th
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If you're just looking to become a better programmer, I'd recommend checking out Execute Program by Gary Bernhardt. https://www.executeprogram.com/courses Built in spaced repetition and covers a wide variety of co
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Reminds me of a Friedman quote — “Is it really true that political self-interest is nobler somehow than economic self-interest? You know, I think you’re taking a lot of things for granted. Just tell me where in the world you find these ange
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@dang - Thoughts for usability of search -- would it be alright to start tagging stories with title changes in the comments or include the metadata somewhere else that's searchable? I understand the need to stop people from editorializ
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Shouldn’t you base that judgement on the validity of their argument, and not discard the argument outright because of some semantics around the author not using ‘pure’ enough language for you?
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3y ago
If it’s relevant and newsworthy, I don’t see why they wouldn’t. In the about us section they state their reporting is “exploring the ways technology is shaping–and is shaped by–our world.” I’d say this reporting falls squarely in those cros
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3y ago
Kudos to Jeff for being willing to issue a public correction like this.
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I thought Zig was self hosting their compiler now. Am I wrong about that?
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There’s an entire paragraph midway through the article that explains it well. A similar sentiment is echoed in the post A reply to Josef Průša by Stargirl Flowers, but this time in regards to Uli Behringer. This despite Behringer engaging i
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4y ago
Honestly, don't understand why this didn't get more traction here.
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4y ago
Ahh the memories. Thanks for bringing that back.
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“Dukhovny has also publicly announced his intention to build a cheaper version, called the Model Z, that sells for just $35,000 by 2030. In October, Dukhovny told Reuters that the proposed Model Z would be “not more complicated than a Toyot
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4y ago
The check that’s worth more cached than cashed.
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4y ago
Might I point out that this may be too far in the ‘opposite direction’?
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4y ago
This just speaks to how absolutely terrible the NYC commercial real estate market is.
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I just spent 15 minutes digging for a primary source on this 20,000 jobs number and couldn't find one. I suspect the source is as you called it, shoddy journalism.
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4y ago
Calorie restriction tends to be worse for maintaining muscle mass than outright fasting.
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4y ago
This is most of fasting, once you’re past the withdrawal.
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Generally coffee and tea are acceptable while fasting, provided you’re not adding anything to them.
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