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by b800h 4y ago
...based entirely on the images from Moraff's Dungeon please.
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by b800h 4y ago
Seems to me it'll also ban package libraries like pip, npm.
693.
by b800h 4y ago
Do we use this expression "problematic" to make an objective statement by side-stepping the subjective term "offensive"?
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by b800h 4y ago
What I find rather satisfying about this argument is that it rather neatly solves the problem of evil in a way which I don't believe the Catholic apologists managed. Clearly a complete genius, I should reread his books with an older he
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by b800h 4y ago
I had a music teacher whose lessons consisted of his dictating to us from the back of an LP sleeve whilst smoking a pipe. Bizarrely, I remember rather a lot of his lessons.
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by b800h 4y ago
The third party apps didn't serve ads.
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by b800h 4y ago
Watch video, buy new kernel ROM chip -> success
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by b800h 4y ago
Makes sense!
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by b800h 4y ago
This guy has the smoothest voice on YouTube. It's so comforting, he should be a therapist. Or a hypnotist or something. So smooth.
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by b800h 4y ago
This is actually pretty huge - up until now Microfocus (and IBM) have dominated the COBOL modernisation space. What would be really interesting would be a systems integrator taking up Otterkit and legitimising it / adding support and s
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by b800h 4y ago
In this case the purchaser clearly wanted their house to look snazzy over the summer. A load of 1960s paperback editions of things like "I'll Say She Does!" and "Trouble with Lichen" would probably not have done the
702.
by b800h 4y ago
Haha, Douglas Adams was nothing if not well-read.
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by b800h 4y ago
There is a wonderful sequence in the (2nd?) Book of Enoch (~150AD?), where the viewer is transported up through the heavens, past the planets, and finally beyond the stars, and eventually sees the incomprehensible face of God lying behind i
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by b800h 4y ago
It's an interesting question. There are politically loaded repos and potentially someone may regret their contributions over a 20 year period. I don't see a valid exemption in the GDPR. The closest seem to be the personal activity
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by b800h 4y ago
> It's a bullshit machine So are most humans
706.
by b800h 4y ago
I think once you have one particular "life framework", it likely makes it super-difficult for other frameworks to develop in any major way.
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by b800h 4y ago
UK users of HN of a certain age will no doubt, like me, be scarred by the horrible RM Nimbus 186 machines which often took the place of the beloved BBC Micro / Master in classrooms in the late 1980s. Ghastly pieces of crap which weren&
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by b800h 4y ago
" opposed to political or social change * a reactionary government * reactionary politics" That's about half of the people in most countries, so your argument just ends up as a sort of statement of your political beliefs. The
709.
by b800h 4y ago
Whoah there: Reactionary != White Nationalist
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by b800h 4y ago
I disagree, with caveats. There's the idea of a "T-shaped person": A little bit of knowledge in a lot of things, with deep knowledge in one area. This is what organisations tend to hire for. The wildcard person eventually dev
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by b800h 4y ago
Perhaps when Linden Labs open-sourced the second life stuff, ChatGPT cached it and Meta asked it to write them a metaverse. EDIT: Well it does something... ```Sure! Here is a basic client for Second Life written in Python: import requests #
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by b800h 4y ago
It's crazy. It wouldn't let my children make up a rhyme about farts earlier. And anything (innocuous) combining humour and religion now comes back saying the subject is sacred and shouldn't be disrespected. I'm all for r
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by b800h 4y ago
Agree, we should extend this as far as possible and harmonise everything globally via the UN. Right?
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by b800h 4y ago
German nihilists! They don't believe in anything, Lebowski!
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by b800h 4y ago
It won't.
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by b800h 4y ago
Same, managed the first few episodes which were full of good ideas from Gibson, and then it meandered off into drivel. The adaptation of Neuromancer will be garbage, I plan on actively avoiding it.
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by b800h 4y ago
It appears on here, for example, under the "Wildcards": https://espas.secure.europarl.europa.eu/orbis/sites/default/...
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by b800h 4y ago
The futurology trackers have "breakdown of intergenerational solidarity" as a possibility with no given time frame. It really didn't occur to me how implicated the nation state is in this until you pointed out the fact (in re
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by b800h 4y ago
There isn't a problem.
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by b800h 4y ago
But her body ought to start manufacturing her original T-cells at some point, right? Or are the stem cells producing them cancerous too? Doesn't say that in the article, and it doesn't seem like a reasonable inference, so there&#x

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