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Zambyte
1y ago
It matters when external images were not embedded into the page, but internal ones are. This leads to at least one (probably two, to go back) extra clicks per image.
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1y ago
> Physical presence is not a hard requirement for value. Physical presence is a requirement for stuff . Stuff has value because of the balance between supply and demand. Information that has been digitally encoded has literally infini
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Zambyte
1y ago
I'd love to see your math on how my 50 pound electric scooter is more immoral than a 2 ton ICE car. Also I don't see your point about kids.
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1y ago
He made a space rocket company called Space Sex and your choices of Tesla cars are S3XY. Maybe he wasn't like that in the PayPal days, but ever since he has been loud in public, he has been like this loud in public.
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1y ago
Jujutsu (jj) was using libgit, but they migrated away to wrapping the git cli several versions ago.
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1y ago
The state of modern personal electric vehicles (PEVs) is outstanding though; good enough to replace owning a car for most people! I personally have been riding an electric scooter this summer, and paired with a nice backpack, it has comfort
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1y ago
Parallelism implies concurrency but not does not imply asynchrony.
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1y ago
Can you elaborate on common misuses you see?
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1y ago
Absolutely tremendous! rocks out on invisible accordion
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1y ago
I don't think I am. Free Software does not suffer from the same authoritative restrictions imposed by proprietary software. If people don't like features being removed, someone will package the software without the feature removed
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1y ago
The vast majority of people can just benefit from the time and effort that someone felt was worth spending to scratch their own itch.
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1y ago
How much does that thought cost? How much does it weigh?
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1y ago
> Google Chrome and Chromium shows there's no clear dividing line in the real world. There are lots of Chromium forks. I don't really see how this contradicts my point.
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1y ago
Information is not "stuff".
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1y ago
And thus, nothing was lost except the superiority complex :)
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1y ago
I disagree with the concern, because obviously making Free Software easier for non-technically inclined people to use does not make the software harder for technically inclined people to use. This is strictly an issue for proprietary softwa
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1y ago
Counter-counter-point: I like running free models on my computer that were trained on freely accessible data.
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1y ago
The juxtaposition between this reply and the sibling > It's pretty clearly written by GPT. is quite funny
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1y ago
The CEO might have more control of Amazon than Jeff.
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Zambyte
1y ago
Why more so for men?
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1y ago
> A side effect of proposal #23367, which is needed for determining upper bound stack size, is guaranteed de-virtualization when there is only one Io implementation being used (also in debug builds!). > In the less common case when a
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Zambyte
1y ago
if in Scheme can be, and in some cases is, implemented as a macro though. Which has arguments and can be called like a function.
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1y ago
I count two: true and void. This becomes obvious in languages that have consistent application syntax like Lisp, which would write this as (if true '()) Or if you wanted to capture the exact same semantics (rather than returni
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1y ago
Yeah that's not even close to what's going on here. Grok is literally bringing up Hitler in unrelated topics. https://bsky.app/profile/percyyabysshe.bsky.social/post/3lti...
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1y ago
Microsoft devs get paid by the character, I'm not sure that counts.
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1y ago
If takes two or three arguments, but never one. The condition is the one made syntactically obvious in most languages, the consequent is another required argument, and the alternative is optional.
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1y ago
Assuming the / was meant to describe it as both an HTTP API and a JSON API (rather than HTTP API / JSON API) it should be JSON/HTTP, as it is JSON over HTTP, like TCP/IP or GNU/Linux :)
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1y ago
> Scripting in [...] Scheme Interesting, does anyone have experience with this? How well does this work?
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1y ago
> [...] when some ideas/marketing/vc people ideas become not realizable in the concrete world. This is a single prediction of a problem that will occur. The tools not living up to the hype leads to disappointment, and people ar
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1y ago
New as of which millennium?
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