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by Y_Y 1y ago
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=flick%20the%... Interesting choice of phrase
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by Y_Y 1y ago
Of course nowadays it's much cleaner and less sticky to use synthetic tyrant blood
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by Y_Y 1y ago
High-five! I also learned about all this as physics undergrad trying to escape from Fortran.
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by Y_Y 1y ago
There's more than one good way to define "esoteric" but it gave me cognitive whiplash to hear the term used about lambda calculus. I can understand that perspective, there are plenty of purpose-built esolangs which are very c
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by Y_Y 1y ago
There are three hard problems in computer science, cache invalidation and naming things.
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by Y_Y 1y ago
How on earth was Microsoft allowed to buy such a critical piece of tech infrastructure?
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by Y_Y 1y ago
> I've never seen somebody leave their vehicle during active driving. Wake me up when the tech reaches Level 6: Ghost Ride the Whip [0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghost_riding
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by Y_Y 1y ago
This is plainly untrue, see e.g. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdXbf12AzIM
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by Y_Y 1y ago
They don't post here often
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by Y_Y 1y ago
> As of 2025, there were 41 members in SEPA,[2][3] consisting of the 27 member states of the European Union, the four member states of the European Free Trade Association (Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland), the United Kingd
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by Y_Y 1y ago
> I'm one of the deeply silly cofounders of Mullvad Cool. Also funny, but it would be nice if you addressed the specific objection. Here are some of the new ads: https://mullvad.net/en/blog/advertising-that
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Google doesn't have to sell Chrome but must share some data with rivals(apnews.com)
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by Y_Y 1y ago
How often?
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by Y_Y 1y ago
> Then Pharaoh also called for the wise men and the sorcerers, and they also, the magicians of Egypt, did the same with their secret arts. For each one threw down his staff and they turned into serpents. But Aaron’s staff swallowed up th
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by Y_Y 1y ago
> You keep using that word, I do not think it means what you think it means. - Inigo Montoya This is no affordance. There's nothing the design of either browser that suggests you can obtain a link preview by those actions, you just
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by Y_Y 1y ago
I always like the compromise of the M/D/M system popularised by the British documentary series Look Around You , e.g. "January the fourth of March".
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by Y_Y 1y ago
> You'll need > Your legal name and address. These need to be verified by uploading official identity documents. I don't have a "legal name". Sounds like some sovcit bullshit. I go by several names, none of whi
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by Y_Y 1y ago
But of course you must close the loop by representing Maxwell's equations electromagnetically. I know this is a classic analogy, but now you've got me wondering, originally Maxwell wrote a messy pile of equations of scalrs, later
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by Y_Y 1y ago
Agreed, I hate interpreting other people's underwear.
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by Y_Y 1y ago
I like the cut of your jib and your experience matches mine, but without real numbers this is all just piss in the wind (as far as online discussions go).
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by Y_Y 1y ago
You are doing god's work. In fact you're also doing the work Nvidia should have done when they put together their (imho) ridiculously imprecise spec sheet.
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by Y_Y 1y ago
Even if that "sparsity feature" is that two or of every four adjacent values in your areay be zeros, and that performance halves if not doing this? I think lots of children are going to be very disappointed running their blas benc
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by Y_Y 1y ago
It's a bit disingenuous to claim 1 PFLOPs without making clear that's for FP4 (with "structured sparsity"?)
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by Y_Y 1y ago
Yes, I just want people to pet the tigers
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by Y_Y 1y ago
I would consider that an exceptional case for a person who is very unwell. That said, I think suicide is a complicated case because some people want to be stopped, and some people will just try again the next night.
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by Y_Y 1y ago
> Sorry, that poem is currently unavailable. The poem actually loaded, but then flipped to that. Thank god Yeats' work is protected by clever JavaScript from people in third-world countries who dare try to read it.
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by Y_Y 1y ago
> sometimes we have to lock people down and physically prevent them from harming themselves Seriously ill people as an exceptional last resort though, right? Or just everyone?
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by Y_Y 1y ago
The phones still exist and work fine. I know it's fun to declare things "dead", but I don't think you can reasonably say it of pinephones.
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by Y_Y 1y ago
This is already happening. It would be nice to have a purpose-built "clean"/”lame" device that not only did networking for you, but let you run whatever super special shit that garbage banking app needs attestation for w
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by Y_Y 1y ago
Apart from Georgia, I don't see how this could be a problem

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