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by beeforpork 7mo ago
Same here. And I have a friend who keeps his small IPhone because they stopped building smaller phones, too. There is a demand, maybe not that big. For me, I want to be able to operate the phone with one hand, and the large screen makes i
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by beeforpork 7mo ago
And step relative sexual activity is prohibited? This is about forbidding the depiction of such activity, so I don't think logic will help.
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by beeforpork 7mo ago
So, what, I need to search for 'sister's friend' instead of 'hermanastra'? 'hot' OK? face palm
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by beeforpork 7mo ago
> But roughly 15% are plausible: “wooden chair,” “morning coffee.” That’s still 30 billion sensible pairs. (1) Who counted those? Whence those numbers? (2) The examples are normal two-word phrases with one word modifying the other, ofte
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St Helena loses commercial flights after safety downgrade(ch-aviation.com)
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by beeforpork 8mo ago
This site made it my habit to search for granny knots on people's shoes on public transportation.
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by beeforpork 8mo ago
This makes me sad, because you are probably right. It's not the day for brightening my worldview.
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by beeforpork 8mo ago
Fair enough. :-)
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by beeforpork 8mo ago
Did anyone else find it wrong that trends like fat-free, lots-of-fat, keto, proteins, sugar-free, low-carb are put in the same category as trends like GMO-free, organic, natural, clean? Lack of differentiation in this regard unmasks the ar
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by beeforpork 9mo ago
Hmm, but the accusations are so vague that it's going to be even more speculation, don't you think?
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by beeforpork 10mo ago
The context is in the article. The context is access to information and communication. This is about forbidding young people to listen and to talk.
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by beeforpork 10mo ago
A: For small arrays. I would add: particularly if you need a stable sort algorithm, which is either complex (Block Sort) or uses O(n) space (Merge Sort).
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by beeforpork 10mo ago
Yes! I'd call this preparation for life. Education and believably honest offers of support are needed to navigate the world, which is ugly and evil in some parts. Restrictions are really just counterproductive because curious young p
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by beeforpork 10mo ago
Concerning hash algorithms, for me, it was cuckoo hashing that blew me away. The algorithm is so simple and yet has O(1) guaranteed lookup complexity, i.e., it is better on theoretical level than other open addressing. It is also versatil
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by beeforpork 10mo ago
> ... Anyone who designs UI for the real world already knows people barely read text ... Then they are wrong. And are bad UI designers following folklore instead of sound ergonomy. I absolutely hate icons, and parsing and remembering th
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by beeforpork 10mo ago
Any experience with Codeberg + F-Droid after migrating from Github? I.e., is it possible to have F-Droid auto-detect releases on Codeberg like it does on Github?
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by beeforpork 10mo ago
Maybe have a look at the Curta for inspiration of a mechanical calculator. There's a 3D printable version of it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9uRckJLqLk https://wudev.digitaltorque.com/articles&#x2
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by beeforpork 11mo ago
Well, many or even most non-Americans generally look up to America to learn. The USA are regarded as the pinnacle of world culture, industry, and commerce by the world. Even in non-western countries, and even if daemonized by certain lead
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by beeforpork 11mo ago
FWIW, JSON with `#` comments and redundant comma before `}` and `]` is already supported by many programming languages, e.g., Perl's JSON module (the 'relaxed' option). The advantage is that correct JSON also works, i.e., th
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by beeforpork 11mo ago
> Spoiler: I created my own configuration language maml.dev Of course you did! :-)
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by beeforpork 11mo ago
Yes, I know. I was trying to stress exactly that.
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by beeforpork 11mo ago
And there, many cities look like that, too. It's all about the angle. I am sure that just outside of the camera frame, there's a mobile phone shop, a Burger King or MacDonald's, and other trivially universal city commerce. :
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by beeforpork 11mo ago
Every time a robot or AI or whatever machine takes over the work of many workers, why not lower the average work week hours accordingly? The machine made the process more efficient, and the machine works instead of the worker. So less wor
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by beeforpork 11mo ago
Yes, all your points are valid for yourself. It's OK. I did not try to convince you that Python is bad. I only tried to explain why I hate it. In the hope that maybe you better understand why. It's too easy to say 'I hat
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by beeforpork 11mo ago
Well, I hate Python. Main points for me: the scoping (or lack of it), the lack of declaration of new identifiers (linked to lack of scoping), the lack of update operators (like `a ||= (i > 0)`), the general lack of conciseness, the `a i
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by beeforpork 11mo ago
Oh, stop it! What are you really trying to say? 'The same language' is usually just a desguised nationalistic claim. Ask yourself: what is the advantage of a language over a dialect or vice versa? Why are you fighting for it (
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by beeforpork 1y ago
0.8mm is definitely out of USB 3.0 official spec and might damage the plug. The Spec requires 0.7mm with contacts and 0.6mm without, i.e., 0.05mm for the contact. See: https://www.usb.org/sites/default/files&#x2F
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by beeforpork 1y ago
We bought two FP5 with e/OS/ from Murena (for spouse and myself), and would buy again. Why wouldn't you?
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by beeforpork 1y ago
> It's the classic arsehole world we have become, people have to be indignant about everything. They always have been. But this is not a case of that. Leaf blowers are loud and disperse dog poop. It's disgusting. Use a broo
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by beeforpork 1y ago
Does pandoc do JavaScript? For stuff that is rendered (I don't want animated, interactive PDFs...).

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