ailideex

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by ailideex 7y ago
> I agree that Java is almost unwritable without an IDE, but that strictness has led to Java having better IDEs than most languages. I think the conundrum of java is not quite the same thing as strictness.
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by ailideex 7y ago
> Stock price is valued as more important than choice for the consumer. By who? And why should those that value it more than choice for the consumer value choice for the consumer more? And how would they even go about doing that?
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by ailideex 7y ago
You really think Airbus will never prioritise profit over increasing safety? And if so do you think that Airbus planes are 100% safe?
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by ailideex 7y ago
I think it is fair to say that Boeing cut some corners which resulted in the current situation - but even Airbus surely only prioritises safety over profit to a point - and I'm also sure Airbus cuts some corners. And this is also not r
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by ailideex 7y ago
> Airbus isn't focused on profit Why would you say that? > profit (cutting corners) Is profit the same as cutting corners?
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by ailideex 7y ago
Thanks for the clarification and details - I was kind of unclear on why Axions are not considered to be weakly interacting and therefore not WIMPs and my comment is based on what I found in my brief search.
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by ailideex 7y ago
So one of the main differences between Axions and WIMPs is that WIMPs: > [Interacts] only through the weak nuclear force and gravity, or possibly other interactions with cross-sections no higher than the weak scale [1] But Axions interac
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by ailideex 7y ago
Dark matter != dark energy - dark energy is what is proposed to be the cause of the expansion of the universe, dark matter is what binds galaxies together. For others, the article mentioned is likely: https://phys.org/news&#
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by ailideex 7y ago
Hard pass but have at it.
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by ailideex 7y ago
Too bad his credentials did not make his argument good. I bet if he actually had a good argument ... well then nobody would be complaining that his argument is bad.
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by ailideex 7y ago
> > We're all trying to make the Internet a better place > No we're not. Don't be an idiot. Private equity companies are making money from investments they have no interest in making anything a better place and it&#x
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by ailideex 7y ago
> artificial scarcity for software Can you elaborate on this? Why would you say there is artificial scarcity for software?
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by ailideex 7y ago
> Aren't most browsers disabling/about to disable cross-origin caching? Are they?
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by ailideex 7y ago
I would lean towards saying it is not better than JSON and alternate encoding of JSON would be better.
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by ailideex 7y ago
Having to edit something in confluence always ruins my day
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by ailideex 7y ago
Microsoft Teams is pretty horrible
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by ailideex 7y ago
An example in the README would be nice.
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by ailideex 7y ago
How do you distinguish direct as opposed to indirect? I mean, to me it directly observes something which is matter and non-luminous - and satisfies the technical definition of dark matter.
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by ailideex 7y ago
> "Dark matter is a form of matter..." is a definitive statement, but you can't point to a single example of a direct detection of dark matter. Are these not all cases of direct detection: https://en.wikipedia.o
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by ailideex 7y ago
You can run x86 code on an AMD64/x86-64 CPU.
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by ailideex 7y ago
> They’ve refused your removal request with appropriate ID sent to their office, or? I have sent my email address to their support system while being logged in and they did confirm it. So yes. And they have not even responded so clearly
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by ailideex 7y ago
Not a bot, Twitter recently blocked my account that had almost no activity without providing any reason and now I cannot delete it which is in contravention of GDPR.
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by ailideex 7y ago
USB-C is a terribly designed connector. Both devices I have that use it disconnect when you just slightly graze the cable connected to USB-C. That includes a Nokia 7 plus phone and a HP elitebook. And this started after less than a year of
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by ailideex 7y ago
China, due to the nature of the country, has options at it's disposal that the US does not. Norway, the socialist paradise (where I live) , also does not have high speed rail BTW.
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by ailideex 7y ago
Not sure what you mean by introspection in real time ... but if you mean runtime introspection this is not that much of a niche feature. If you mean remote debugging, again not that much of a niche feature. JVM and Javascript provides both.
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by ailideex 7y ago
How is the ability to do this measured and where can I see the measures of this?
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by ailideex 7y ago
> It has similar aura than Lisp had before that with Erlang you can do stuff beyond "normal" languages. Like what ?
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by ailideex 7y ago
> the NHS has managed 99.999% availability Really? I am not sure I trust this claim.
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by ailideex 7y ago
Do you hear yourself ?! ImageNet was not based on either purposely or obliviously racist ideas and stereotypes. If it was, sure, I would have some patience for the claim it was racist. But it was not.
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by ailideex 7y ago
Because the woke scolds have spoken and nobody wants to stand up to them. So better to do patently insane things than risk becoming collateral damage in a social lynching.

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