a-french-anon

6 ms·

61.
by a-french-anon 7mo ago
“You merely adopted the loneliness. I was born in it, molded by it. I didn't know love until I was already a man, by then it was nothing to me but blinding!” More seriously, ride the loneliness with manly grace: lose the shrink drugs,
62.
by a-french-anon 8mo ago
Even in the US, I don't think right wing == capitalist. There are the people in it for the economics and others for the ideas/values.
63.
by a-french-anon 8mo ago
That's "small"? Here I am with my 5.2" Xperia XA2 thinking I'll be forced to go back to dumbphones in the future... along with many others, I guess.
64.
by a-french-anon 8mo ago
You want real macros and a type system actually designed instead of "grown" on top of C/Aleph.
65.
by a-french-anon 8mo ago
>For example, it cannot specialize an element type for lists. Yes, but that would be a CL violation (or an extension to provide via something else than DEFTYPE), since DEFTYPE's body can't be infinitely recursive; cf https:&#x
66.
by a-french-anon 8mo ago
Grossly asymmetric warfare promotes and "kinda" justifies guerilla tactics from one side. Necessity knows no law and all that. Of course, that does mean the bigger side has to get dirty too, sometimes. Just not to the extent that
67.
by a-french-anon 8mo ago
Reading your comment and all its subtree made me realize there's another difficulty to the problem: what atomic unit do you use? Tracks, albums, artists? One might argue that "artist" isn't granular enough, since lots of
68.
by a-french-anon 8mo ago
Funnily, "interesting" is one of those characteristics that follow the "there's nothing less X than someone who wants to seem X". Along with "cool", "manly" and probably dozen others.
69.
by a-french-anon 8mo ago
Always cute to see people speak with such confidence about stuff they know nothing about. QAnon was always controlled opposition, unlike the website that was monitored then closed by the feds (CF) via false flag attack.
70.
by a-french-anon 8mo ago
Am I the only one who has a more circumspect reaction to such finding/claim? The idea that vaccines have unknown (since they're discovered much latter) effects very much separate from what they're supposed to do isn't re
71.
by a-french-anon 8mo ago
One we discussed yesterday with a colleague (we're C++ devs): seeing anyone - especially a fellow dev - browsing the web WITHOUT ANY ADBLOCKER.
72.
by a-french-anon 8mo ago
Read your third link, please. The Ministry of Truth not being happy that their policy on "disinformation" isn't being applied as strongly as they wish isn't what I'd call "pushing heavy propaganda".
73.
by a-french-anon 8mo ago
> end of story. Is it? Here's another version I like even more that unsettles democracy dogmatics: power attracts the corrupt.
74.
by a-french-anon 9mo ago
Hello, I read the FAQ and didn't manage to find (perhaps my fault) if users had to store data they didn't explicitly/manually cloned; like Freenet. Is it the case?
75.
by a-french-anon 9mo ago
Yes it does. It means: do my POSIX sh scripts using only POSIX utilities and their specified options/behaviour work here?
76.
by a-french-anon 9mo ago
Well no, it does exist, but not in UNIX itself, in Plan 9.
77.
by a-french-anon 9mo ago
You also need to change the /bin/sh symlink (to the included /bin/dash) to avoid multiple bugs in their ancient bash 3.2 showing in POSIX scripts.
78.
by a-french-anon 9mo ago
Seeing the kind of discourse you get here, how about Reddit?
79.
by a-french-anon 9mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kia_Challenge
80.
by a-french-anon 9mo ago
Did everyone forget the Kia/Hyundai lack of immobilizer US debacle already?
81.
by a-french-anon 9mo ago
This, I have mine at https://world-playground-deceit.net/ but I don't want to put my real name that visibly on it (a resourceful stalker could get it though).
82.
by a-french-anon 9mo ago
Unmaintained? You must be mistaken, libjxl was getting a healthy stream of commits. The issue was the use of C++ instead of Rust or WUFFS (that Chromium uses for a lot of formats).
83.
by a-french-anon 10mo ago
I don't think you understand his point. Ruby has a different syntax because it presents different/more language features than a very basic C-like language; it's inspired by Lisp/SmallTalk, after all. Lua doesn't but
84.
by a-french-anon 10mo ago
Personally, I still try to support CCL, ECL and CLISP in addition to SBCL; I mostly ignore CLISP's warnings though.
85.
by a-french-anon 11mo ago
Shootmania was supposed to be it.
86.
by a-french-anon 11mo ago
Something that really blew my mind, as someone who didn't study much signal processing: https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/d... The tl;dr is that dither isn't just for the eyes, i
87.
by a-french-anon 1y ago
Sorry for the large aside, but anyone knows the whereabouts of the Flambda2 project? Can't find the GH repo anymore, only this fork I didn't know about: https://github.com/oxcaml/oxcaml/
88.
by a-french-anon 1y ago
Well, TS transpiles to JS which then runs on Node, aka V8, a native JIT compiler. So yes, I guess?
89.
by a-french-anon 1y ago
Tried gron ( https://github.com/tomnomnom/gron ) a bit? If you know your UNIX, I think it can replace jq in a lot of cases. And when it can't, well, you can reach for Python, I guess.
90.
by a-french-anon 1y ago
Where's the elegance? Equality is well defined on everything handled by those three, since they only compare the same types without doing coercion. Plus, you can't extend these to handle user types. Which is why https:/&#x2F

More ›