aeonik

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by aeonik 1y ago
2013 is around the time Manjaro got popular. Arch also locked down their forum posts due to popularity in 2011. https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=113819
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by aeonik 1y ago
I certainly can jump from one loop to the middle of another when writing Python code with Async and/or generators.
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by aeonik 1y ago
I'm forbidden from those links :(
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by aeonik 1y ago
They "why" hasn't been answered. I understand the previous statements very clearly. It makes intuitive sense to me, but I want to know more. Like physics PhD-level more.
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by aeonik 1y ago
It's more like strapping on a exoskeleton suit with a jetpack. It makes your existing strength and mobility greater, but don't be surprised if you fly into space that you will suffocate, or if you fly over an ocean and run out gas
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by aeonik 1y ago
Not me! I don't like the syntax of Lisps, with the leading parenthesis to begin every expression. I use it anyway because it's so useful and powerful. And I don't have any better ideas.
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by aeonik 1y ago
Seriously though, Would desoldering the sockets help? Why are the sockets bad?
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by aeonik 1y ago
Wait, your telling me, I should have been desoldering the sockets off my motherboard, and directly soldering my RAM to the leads this entire time?
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by aeonik 1y ago
I personally wouldn't, but to play devil's advocate and going with the Lord of the Rings theme. Yeah weapons and objects themselves are often referred to explicitly as imbued with lightness and darkness in universe.
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by aeonik 1y ago
22.3 years is the standard amount of time before something tragic can become funny. This standard may also apply here.
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by aeonik 1y ago
I can't find the link, but a couple days ago, they said in a thread here it was due to their lack of support of some important security features, and remarked that it didn't look like they were even interested in supporting them.
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by aeonik 1y ago
Your body is not converting all 21k calories to fat in an event like that. There are many physiological limits to caloric conversion to fat. I'm not exactly sure what their bodies are doing, but I guarantee you my body would get rid of
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by aeonik 1y ago
There's also Fennel -> Lua Jank -> C++
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by aeonik 1y ago
If they die more often in accidents, and their organs are harvested from that, they should pay less though, right?
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by aeonik 1y ago
Yes it is, I use a VPN to play on LAN mode with my family all the time from across the country.
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by aeonik 1y ago
At least 3: ~26% Germanic ~29% Latin ~29% French ~16% Other RobWords covers this really well: https://youtu.be/PCE4C9GvqI0?si=4Wd6NFus4v1YqmC3
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by aeonik 1y ago
Assuming you don't get a paper cut or something.
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by aeonik 1y ago
I think you are right. I don't think I've fully mastered the concept yet, but what you are saying resonates with me. I've been trying to grok monads for almost a decade. More and more I'm beginning to realize how "m
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by aeonik 1y ago
SmarterEveryday is trying this right now too. He details all the challenges, and it's a pretty good watch. The grill brush they made is a bit on the expensive side, but I bought one. https://youtu.be/3ZTGwcHQfLY?si=TP1e
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by aeonik 1y ago
Indeed, if your not using butterflies to program, it's not manual, and your not a real programmer https://xkcd.com/378/
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by aeonik 1y ago
I feel bad that this doesn't have any comments, the article was really great. I'd like to use splice more, but the end of the article talked about the security implications and some ABI breaking. I'm curious to know if long t
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by aeonik 1y ago
Modern app bloat in one analogy: Business logic size: ~20 bytes Total app size: ~47 MB = 47,000,000 bytes Bloat factor: 47,000,000 / 20 = 2,350,000 Let’s scale this up and say the business logic is 1 pound. Then the whole app would w
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by aeonik 1y ago
I really don't think this is grey, I think these cases have clear legal implications, though I'm not a lawyer. You are circumventing redaction, regardless of how boneheaded it is, the intent was clear. I'd not do this if I we
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by aeonik 1y ago
I like both, they excel at different things. SQL is pretty horrifying when you start getting tree structures or recursive structures. While Datalog handles those like a champ. SQL is really nice for columnar data, and it's well support
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by aeonik 1y ago
I used to use CheatEngine on single player games that I ran through Steam, and I don't recall Steam having a problem with that at the time. Not sure if it's changed, but it was pretty reasonable. Never used it on Multiplayer games
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by aeonik 1y ago
I use it to edit some of my posts, and clean up grammar, or to help articulate thoughts that I don't have time to give a proper third or fourth pass to. I'm very busy these days, and will often use ChatGPT as an editor. I'll
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by aeonik 1y ago
I don't like your comment, it's pretty low effort, and your tearing down a lot of effort that I have put into learning about physics and entropy over the years. I came up with the psuedonym Aeonik Chaos circa 2010 because my studi
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My take, for what it's worth, Entropy isn’t always the driver of physical change, sometimes it’s just a map. Sometimes that map is highly isomorphic to the physical process, like in gas diffusion or smoke dispersion. In those cases,
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by aeonik 1y ago
Thanks for your comment, made me want to check it out, and yea it's really clean code.
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by aeonik 1y ago
I ran into a weird joystick bug the other week, and I wanted ChatGPT to figure out the exact code flow of how a specific paramter is set. I had it analyze different related libraries, and it zeroed in on SDL and Wine codebases, and it found

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