arc-in-space

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by arc-in-space 4y ago
Chasing down the link to the repo and then the wiki: https://github.com/Atlas-OS/Atlas/wiki/1.-FAQ#contents
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
Interesting. Current syntax highlighting in emacs is mostly fine, except for how it occasionally blows up - an unterminated quote, in some languages, can run out and match the entire tail as a string, potentially freezing on a large file. P
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
sillycross, please consider adding a rss feed to your blog. People do still use those.
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
Yeah, I do, it may have been down at the time though - unsure
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
I... didn't get an email? Very cool to find out by looking at hn
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
Not at all, if anything the BoJ promises to maintain 2% inflation, the strength of their economy isn't even particularly relevant. Its drop in value may have overshot, so it might retreat up a little, but in general I wouldn't exp
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
The inflation does make all that debt cheaper, so that's one way.
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
Other central banks are other central banks. Their monetary policy does not affect Japan in the same ways the actions of the BoJ do. Weakening currency is (indirectly) more or less the point. Lack of monetary expansion may very well not be
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
Your hard drive
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
Oh, god, not again, I was intending to do work today.
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
I don't particularly disagree with any of this from the perspective of the Fed, but that is a different discussion entirely - the distinction *is* crucial for the purpose of answering the original question of 'how is inflation bad
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
It... sounds to me like you're agreeing? What you're describing in the second part of your post is exactly what I mean by supply side inflation. What's your issue with what I said?
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
(Much has been said in the other comments, but I find them mostly incomplete) > If inflation is caused by people having too much money then it is a self-correcting problem because as prices go up people will no longer have as much money.
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
The study is what it is, I'm not saying anything about its validity, we were talking about possible interpretations of it. The point is that we need to be careful not to take this data as implying that games cause better performance,
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
Hello! I am the coffee friend. I currently have 3 bags of gift coffee I hated on contact and will probably never drink. Lots of other examples here(wfleming here says the same thing) but in short, this happens nearly every time someone give
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
I doubt those controls are sufficient, individual-level IQ measures are very variant and likely incomplete, so there still could easily be pre-existing differences the controls can't sort out
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
That's 3.9.12 of PyPy , not CPython
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
I work at a company like this. From what I gather, it seems to have started out as a fine product-oriented business, but turned into what it is today due to the incentives involved. We sell our product primarily through public sector invita
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
Top level players don't tend to do better on these than slightly above average, because reaction time is something you train for a specific task.
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
This is confused. Reaction time is irrelevant, you can still notice very short delays between two events. The fundamental issue is that when you make an input that corresponds to an action in a game, you expect that to action happen near-im
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
Uh, ok, sure, don't cross borders with devices with unencrypted sensitive data on them, got it.
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
I ran into the same fucking thing recently! It asked me to 2FA off of a random android phone I don't use, despite 2FA being disabled. First time I went "welp, time to consider alternatives". For now I have removed every andro
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
Wow, interesting! I love the testing approach, it's still automated, unlike something like AoC, but doesn't require the owners to run a whole program testing infrastructure.
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
I'd believe that, frequently when looking for information on some obscure topics in AI, I run into papers or blog posts with Chinese authorship.
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
Sure, but obviously OS developers know how to deal with this stuff.
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
Part of the point of the article is that even if you've never seen anime, you've likely seen lots of things directly influenced by it.
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
> Nice idea, but others have tried that and failed Thank you for the background; however, "but" is probably not the conjunction you want here, unless you have good reason to believe this can't be done? That wiki page sugge
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
Absolutely, it's missing the forest for the trees. Interesting indies and mid-sized AA games like what Capcom makes are doing better than ever; every niche genre of games(aside from maybe RTS?) has been having a resurgence in the past
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
Wait, 3D printing by sonochemistry ? That is incredible. Sonochemistry is like a weird glitch in the universe's physics engine, "look at what this tiny bubble can do". The actual paper: https://www.nature.com&#x2F
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by arc-in-space 4y ago
> Thus central banks cannot control inflation in a global market. This is simply false. What a central bank can affect, in the long run, is the average level of prices(including wages) denominated in the currency they control, even globa

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