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9mo ago
And therefore nobody would be allowed to?
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9mo ago
Man this post is a rollercoaster. First half of the post I was absolutely starstruck by how amazing go is(I haven't had time to play with it myself yet), and was making mental note after mental note to try it out asap! Then I got to th
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9mo ago
It's true but the regulations are hardly insurmountable. As a German you may have heard of such European manufacturers like Volkswagen, kuka and reinmetal As a Swede I can add Saab(aeronautics, not the defunct car manufacturer), Scania
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9mo ago
I don't really see why Finland would be unable to scale production though? Expensive workforce? Surely that could be worked around, Sweden still produces semis and have similarly costly workforce. What other impediments do they even fa
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10mo ago
I really don't get why people hate on IPv6. I'm sure someone will fuck this up for us, but IPv6 should at least in theory enable us to be rid of NAT. Anyone who has ever done NAT traversal for peer discovery is having wet dreams a
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10mo ago
I don't recall visiting your site before, but that's not really indicative of anything(I've learned but to trust my memory). Chrome in android
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10mo ago
Oh there are themes! Mine defaulted to drunk for some reason and it's so horrible I didn't even realise I could change it!
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10mo ago
Why is this page so horrible? It's clearly intentional, but I just can't think of a reason to intentionally make your website this unusable?
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10mo ago
That's what I said about nordstream. Turns out it was the Ukrainians! I'm past even guessing at this point...
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10mo ago
Oskar Heil is a curious name, especially considering where and when he was from
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10mo ago
Limit <=0 appears to include every number between 0 and INT_MIN. I hope you don't have any string inputs, or your test is gonna take a while to run!
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10mo ago
Largest opposition party? It's a neo nazi terrorist group with a political wing! There are 9 main parties in Germany, AfD doesn't even make top 10… Your comment is like saying the US is shooting political dissidents, and then refe
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10mo ago
Citation? Every democracy index I've ever heard of rates most of Europe as more democratic than the US. (Eastern Europe will typically be rated lower, all of the former USSR states seem to be struggling with various degrees of corrupti
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10mo ago
Those all live in South America though
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10mo ago
I kinda hate that we're apparently selecting for "best cult leader" now. Surely this wasn't what the Greeks intended when they invented democracy.
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10mo ago
That's really cool! Actually sounds like it could be worth the effort to clean it up and bring it to a stable release! I like the idea of a language made from the metal up with game dev in mind!
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10mo ago
How pleased are you with garlang? What's the dev experience like with your new language? Given the time constraints I imagine there are a few rough edges, but it's clearly possible to make games ridiculously fast with it! Any lang
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10mo ago
I can answer the what, that parts easy! The real question is WHY they keep stealing my underwear and left-foot socks?
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10mo ago
Social media tech, and surveillance tech, but I repeat myself
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10mo ago
So like a docker registry? Not very commonly used for consumer software, granted, but I don't see any technical reasons why it couldn't be!
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10mo ago
Flatpak is the only foss solution close to building compartmentalisation? Last I checked, docker was FOSS? Containerisation is built in in Linux, does that not compartmentalise enough? What am I missing here, the article seems wildly inaccu
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10mo ago
I don't know what fonts are typically used in redacted documents, but surely this kind of technique could be rendered useless by a mono space font? Seems silly not to use a mono space font in these cases.
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10mo ago
It's technically not wrong to describe Volvo as Swedish. It was founded in Sweden, the main office remains in Sweden, but it is fully owned by China. Swedish or not is a matter of perspective at this point. Similarly for mojang, king a
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Agreed! I've reached the conclusion that a lot of people have completely misunderstood why we work. It's all about the utility provided. That's the only thing that matters in the end. Some people seem to think work is an exch
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10mo ago
Create a folder called "prompts". Create a new file for each prompt you make, name the time after timestamp. Or just append to prompts.txt Either way, git will make it trivial to see which prompt belongs with which commit: it
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10mo ago
Buying a maxed out MacBook Pro seems like the most expensive way to go about getting the necessary compute. Apple is notorious for overcharging for hardware, especially on ram. I bet you could build a stationary tower for half the price wit
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10mo ago
Tbf, I did start the comment with "I have more money and no kids". I don't fault anyone for discarding poverty after that point on! But yeah, in the end even my budget was stretched to it's limits! Not that I was in any
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10mo ago
But that really makes me wonder what the question was?
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10mo ago
Pleased to see that the Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy was mentioned exactly 42 times! I almost wonder if that particular number was hardcoded for humour!
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10mo ago
Heh, so I oversimplified that part of the story in my original post, for the sake of brevity. You're right, one shouldn't DIY the foundation of ones house, unless you really know what you're doing(and honestly, not even then:
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