Zecc

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by Zecc 12d ago
I can't believe you forgot the toilet.
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by Zecc 13d ago
If they are too aggressive with their bitcoin mining, you might not come back.
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by Zecc 15d ago
Right. Because IP addresses uniquely identify people. /eyeroll
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by Zecc 23d ago
Bottom? Just the fact that there is that first selector button is a huge spoiler. Not to mention the title that briefly appears before fading out. Not going to be more specific than this to not ruin the show for people who haven't seen
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by Zecc 26d ago
The comic was last updated a decade ago. I've added it to my RSS feeder without getting my hopes up. I was really getting into the story too.
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by Zecc 1mo ago
Maybe a website is selling screws and wants to show a 1:1 picture.
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by Zecc 1mo ago
And? Are you suggesting the driving of bulldozers shouldn't be regulated?
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by Zecc 1mo ago
The title is certainly clickbait-y. But the content is still interesting. And not sloppy.
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by Zecc 1mo ago
It's not a myth, as far as I can tell. Note I didn't say they invented the term (though, granted, I inadvertently did imply it I suppose). In any case it likely helped popularize it.
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by Zecc 1mo ago
Move further west, and "trampa" means "excrement" in Portuguese. Usually used in the figure sense, rather then literal.
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by Zecc 1mo ago
1947: Harvard engineers working on the Mark II computer find a moth stuck to one of the relays. They tape it to a logbook and write "First actual case of a bug being found" and introduce the words 'bug' and 'debug&#
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by Zecc 1mo ago
This reminds me of why I'm very nervous I've been able to login to LinkedIn by just click an email LinkedIn sent me; and to someone else's Netflix account from an email that was sent to me by mistake. You _could_ blame the us
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by Zecc 2mo ago
I recognize the domain name from playing some of his daily puzzles, namely Ronin and Cell Tower. https://www.andrewt.net/puzzles/
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by Zecc 3mo ago
That was a pretty good car analogy. Thank you. Edit to add: I'm unsure where assembly would sit in this analogy. Skateboard? Monocycle? Perhaps ice skates.
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by Zecc 3mo ago
> we have 8 fingers In English. I'm Portuguese, so I have twenty fingers.
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by Zecc 3mo ago
I take it he claims to have created these particular pictures of the fractal, which is likely true. And yes, the webpage containing them as well.
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by Zecc 3mo ago
You underestimate what people are willing to do just for fun.
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by Zecc 3mo ago
Trackballs are a thing as well.
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by Zecc 3mo ago
Big Hairy Audacious Goal was a new one to me.
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by Zecc 3mo ago
> Solipsism is essentially the one certainty that every mind out there has. Not I. I'm just a Boltzmann brain.
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by Zecc 3mo ago
> be aware that there are too many bad game engines. In Rust land, where I am, there are three failed renderers, one unfinished one, and the one inside the Bevy engine. Those are the major projects. Where does Fyrox sit in this?
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by Zecc 3mo ago
Same here. But I hibernate it, which defeats the purpose.
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by Zecc 5mo ago
> astronut I honestly can't say for sure whether that was intentional or an actual typo. Good job.
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by Zecc 5mo ago
Elastic tabspots everywhere would be ideal. But in the real world I think 'tabs to indent, spaces to align' is the superior way, as every dumb text editor will support it.
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by Zecc 5mo ago
If you're good at SQL, or SQL-like languages like Linq, it might be more efficient precisely writing a reasonably complex query than trying to explain it in detail to an AI.
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by Zecc 5mo ago
> You're absolutely right This got a smirk out of me.
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by Zecc 5mo ago
Unless it's being observed externally it is in a state of quantum uncertainty, I think.
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by Zecc 5mo ago
> if you [...] mentally integrate them properly. There it is.
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by Zecc 6mo ago
> Careful not to mix unions with sum types, though. The key distinction is that the latter are disjunct sets, even if you "sum" together the same type twice, you can always tell which "way" you went. This is a really
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by Zecc 6mo ago
Which brings us to: SpaceChem's soundtrack.

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