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by autarch 6y ago
As others have noted, this was clearly trained on a small subset of anime imagery. This sort of thing is definitely a thing in anime, but there is also a huge amount of content that does not feature highly sexualized female character design
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by autarch 6y ago
Soonish. Maybe. https://blog.golang.org/generics-proposal
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by autarch 6y ago
No, maybe I'll give it another try based on your suggestion.
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by autarch 6y ago
I'm vegan and I tried making whipped cream from chickpea water. It was one of the foulest things I've ever tried. It tasted _very_ beany. I haven't tried using it for other things, and I imagine it could work fine in baked go
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What I did on my winter vacation(blog.urth.org)
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by autarch 6y ago
You missed the "for quarter time work". Earning $10k/month working 10 hours a week is pretty close to getting $400k/year for an FT job at Amazon (especially if FT ends up being more than 40 hours a week). I say "pre
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by autarch 6y ago
The parent says 60 hours per _month_. That's 15 per week. Sounds good to me!
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by autarch 6y ago
Yeah, that's a fair point. I imagine this could be better than what's there now.
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by autarch 6y ago
My email address for many years has been autarch@urth.org. So that will tell many people just how much I love Gene Wolfe's work.
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by autarch 6y ago
I agree that the error handling is terrible, but I'm not sure how much better it could be without generics. For me, the gold standard in error handling is Rust, where the type system simply does not allow you to ignore errors. This mea
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by autarch 6y ago
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by autarch 6y ago
Is this in the US? I've taken fancy buses like you describe in Taiwan, but I didn't know it was a thing in the US.
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by autarch 6y ago
You might have a valid point in here, but the extra thick layer of sarcasm really doesn't help make it.
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by autarch 6y ago
The rewrite is much better. I agree that it's not something you can _assume_ the recipient will like. Even for me, I'd be fairly annoyed with a gift to a charity I don't think is very valuable (looking at you, Make a Wish).
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by autarch 6y ago
I like charity gifts! For many years, I've made enough money that the the things I want are either easily affordable (rock climbing equipment, a gaming console, etc.) or completely unrealistic as gifts (two round trip first class ticke
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by autarch 6y ago
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by autarch 6y ago
The read more button on https://www.ockam.io/team is a 404 (to https://www.ockam.io/learn/guides/team/values_and_virtues_on... ). Also, there's an "Ockam Values" header right be
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by autarch 6y ago
It's happening to me right now.
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by autarch 6y ago
> In theory, we could have acoustic player pianos available as MIDI output devices, so you could still get the sound of one while using your own keyboard. Not a theory. Such things have existed for quite a while. See https://d
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by autarch 6y ago
Also, it's not income that you would put in your 990s. Similarly, the donor cannot deduct the expense of the donation.
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by autarch 6y ago
This should not be a surprise for anyone who's been working for a while and thought about what makes them love or hate a particular position. My wife went back to school a while back to become an RN, having formerly been a piano teache
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by autarch 6y ago
Yes, that's a good point. The Perl repo and services are also relying on donations from various companies. That said, it's easier to switch donors than it is to switch repositories.
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by autarch 6y ago
This article ignores the fact that for many languages, the package repository is maintained as free software by volunteers (sometimes with funding from a foundation). This includes Perl, Python, Ruby, Rust, and many others. NPM is the odd o
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by autarch 6y ago
The terms "free software" and "open source" were created very deliberately to express different values. The conflict between those values has been the source of a lot of contention in the past. Nowadays there's less
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by autarch 6y ago
The term "free software" predates "open source" by many years. Stallman started work on free software (the movement and the code) many, many years before Eric S Raymond coined the term "open source".
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by autarch 6y ago
I agree. My comment that the games were poorly designed is clearly very subjective, as are nearly all opinions are better/worse anything.
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by autarch 6y ago
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by autarch 6y ago
I think the difference between Sierra games and the others you mentioned is that it's possible to finish them without a walkthrough. And really, there's nothing in those games that entirely defies logic. They might be very hard, b
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by autarch 6y ago
I never had any pain or difficulty urinating when I had the pain symptoms. But what the article describes is interesting. If my pain comes back (fingers crossed it never does) I'll try to keep this possibility in mind.
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by autarch 6y ago
So popularity = good design? That's a weird assertion. Like I said, they were technological marvels, and I think people bought them because of that. I do wonder how many people who purchased them actually finished them.

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