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by Uehreka 4y ago
So the word LISP does not appear in the entire introduction. If you’re introducing a language thats a LISP, that’s really the kind of thing you’ve got to state up front. You can define the term for those unfamiliar, and you don’t have to dw
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by Uehreka 4y ago
That feels too easy, I have a feeling the answer is more complicated. I doubt the revenue from spammers is actually worth the reputational damage and annoyance.
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by Uehreka 4y ago
It’s built in Unreal, so a lot of C++.
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by Uehreka 4y ago
Hard disagree with the guidelines, this comment prompted lots of great discussion.
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by Uehreka 4y ago
Well we have 50 states, which allows us to talk about landmasses of hugely varying size, often with multiple suitable candidate states for any given situation.
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by Uehreka 4y ago
Has anyone here ever tried drawing hands? As a teenager I took a drawing class (mostly so I could learn to draw Pokemon) and I remember doing a study on hands at one point based on some characters from Dragon Ball Z. And man, it was the har
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by Uehreka 4y ago
Personally, I wouldn’t use the term “excited”. The focus could just as easily shift towards nationalist movements trying to hoard resources and prevent refugees from warmer areas from crossing borders. There’s no guarantee that “resilience”
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by Uehreka 4y ago
I guess that would be nice background, but you can also find the answer in like 5 minutes on Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chlorofluorocarbon From the section on Regulation: > It turns out that one of CFC
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by Uehreka 4y ago
I’d advise not saying “the USA” in conversations like this, but being more specific and saying “US activists” or “US policymakers”. The former are probably who you are referring to, the latter are who people are generally referring to when
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by Uehreka 4y ago
> I want to be very clear - after I have bought a product, ANY CHANGE WITHOUT MY CONSENT done by the embedded software at the behest of the manufacturer is essentially breaking and entering (Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA)). Man, do
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by Uehreka 4y ago
Based on that article, it doesn’t sound like “Backup to nickel” is advice that the average or even hobbyist consumer can follow.
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by Uehreka 4y ago
If it’s that easy won’t the wantrepreneurs just do it themselves and cut you out of the loop?
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by Uehreka 4y ago
Yeah, but take all of those with huge grains of salt. Some of them will only run the vendor’s custom kernel, others have library/driver incompatibility issues, the non-Pi SBC ecosystem is a bit of a crapshoot. And I say that as someone
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by Uehreka 4y ago
…seriously? So I lived abroad for multiple years in Thailand. Learned the language, had conversations with people who had never met a foreigner, traveled to numerous surrounding countries. I’ve been to Europe multiple times and stayed with
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by Uehreka 4y ago
I’ve talked with the users and they disagree with you. Take your assumptions somewhere else.
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by Uehreka 4y ago
Dead false. Last year I was working with a client that still (yes, still) had to support IE11 (this was in healthcare) and was able to do so while writing Vue (v2) and bundling with Webpack all thanks to Babel and a handful of polyfills. We
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by Uehreka 4y ago
How does this deal with throttling those operations? Like, if I’m converting 100 or 1000 PNGs to Webp, I probably only want 12-ish operations going on at a time so my CPU isn’t context-switching like crazy and the PNGs don’t all load into R
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by Uehreka 4y ago
I see your “The solution to bad speech is more speech” and raise you a “A lie can spread around the world before the truth can get its pants on”. Call or fold?
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by Uehreka 4y ago
Try five: - https://www.thedailybeast.com/i-dropped-acid-and-saw-into-th... - https://slatestarcodex.com/2014/09/30/i-can-tolerate-anythin... - https://www.usenix.org/system&#
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by Uehreka 4y ago
Not necessarily. Undocumented doesn’t mean “excluded from the stats”, it means “doesn’t have a valid work visa or social security number”. I’m not sure if something similar happens in construction, but I’ve heard that in the landscaping bus
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by Uehreka 4y ago
It's a little premature, fine, but I want to start liquidating my rhetorical swaps here: I've been saying since last summer (sometimes on HN, sometimes elsewhere) that "prompt engineering" is BS and that in a world where
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by Uehreka 4y ago
Well in that case: whether it’s the CPU, or the way CPU/GPU/RAM are tightly coupled on the SoC, or the 4Kish MiniLED screen (which never seems to be dim), or some sort magic glue between the battery cells… Apple is doing something
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by Uehreka 4y ago
In the beginning I thought the “performance per watt” thing was just folks who want Apple to be better clinging to a stat that made it look like that was the case. But in late 2021 I was long overdue for an upgrade, so I got an M1 Max MacBo
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by Uehreka 4y ago
*could’ve been This option is not open to them anymore, they’ve burned too much credibility. I’m not paying Twitter a red cent.
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by Uehreka 4y ago
Sure, but that’s not too far from the 12fps that cartoon animators often actually use.
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by Uehreka 4y ago
As someone whose built stuff for both, I agree. With VR I can test things out on my computer and be reasonably sure that, say, the things I see in the Unity Editor will be the things I’ll see later in my headset. Current AR workflows have t
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by Uehreka 4y ago
Joe Rogan is an American commenting almost exclusively in the American political context. Referring to him as a liberal in this context is misleading, as the term here is almost exclusively understood to mean “center-left relative to Americ
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by Uehreka 4y ago
It actually isn’t, but I wouldn’t blame you for thinking it was. It’s now an icon of a text cursor and a tiny text box.
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by Uehreka 4y ago
I think what you’re missing in a lot of these comments is that AI doesn’t need to operate at the peak of human intelligence like Ramanujan in order to absolutely gut a lot of job markets. Like, most developers aren’t writing proofs that a s
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by Uehreka 4y ago
It’s bad at solving logic puzzles today. We’ve just spent a decade-ish watching AI leapfrog over hurdle after hurdle that people said were going to be “impossible” or “would require reasoning/creativity” or “are at best 10 years away”.

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