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benibela
7y ago
From this one could conclude, that masks are spreading the virus
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7y ago
Perhaps that is the general difference between industrialization and AI based robots Industrialization has pretty much solved mass production. AI can automate intelligent decision making, but with industrialized production system the design
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benibela
7y ago
Would it be a sound investment strategy to short everything that is fianced by SoftBank?
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7y ago
Pascal has the solution for that. Nested functions: procedure foobar; procedure helper1; begin end; procedure helper2; procedure subhelper2; begin end; begin end; procedure helper3; begin end;
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7y ago
Even worse, the browsers could not handle standard html. HTML was based on SGML and it has all the nice SGML features. Something like <title/Hello World/ was valid HTML afair. But then the browser never implemented it properly,
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7y ago
My personal website is also around 18-year-old. I actually do not remember how old it is. I did not have a domain at first and hosted it on AOL or something. Here it was: https://web.archive.org/web/20030908174016/
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7y ago
Linux for children At my age we used Backtrack Linux
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7y ago
I use Pascal for all my projects because it has memory safe strings and arrays. Almost all buffer overflows and security bugs could be solved by rewriting all software in Pascal. Everytime a software crashes, you should say, it crashed, bec
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7y ago
The overhead also depends on how the compiler implements them Some compilers use setjump/longjump (sjlj), and then it needs to save all registers somewhere on every try{}. Probably also in every function that calls a destructor. That i
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7y ago
I eat a lot of almonds
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7y ago
Everyone should have a DNA sequencer at home.
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7y ago
Or shoes with really strong springs: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jumping_stilts
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7y ago
I want to sleep till 10am and then have breakfast
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7y ago
A quantum satellite that sends you entangled photons
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7y ago
Or you could ship the ashes further out to the moon with dhl
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7y ago
During the last years one could easily have outperformed it with spxl
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7y ago
Long-term short? How does that work? I thought short was called short, because it is not long term
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7y ago
That reminds me of the password used to enter the TARDIS control room in Doctor Who: "Crimson Eleven Delight Petrichor". But you could not say the password verbally, the words are irrelevant. You need to visualize the color, and t
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7y ago
That analogy makes me think of meeting people. Let's say there are 10,000,000 people. 1000 have a contagious virus, and of those 1000, 10 give a deadly new coronavirus, 290 give you the common cold for a week, and 700 lead to harmless
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7y ago
That is why I am using Pascal
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7y ago
Literally hacking. Lots of shareware games wanted a registration code, but after changing the right offsets in the hex editor you could play them without registration code... People have no clue about computers, till they can manually conve
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7y ago
I have spent like ten years developing software in Delphi, and another ten years with FreePascal, but never managed to get an industry job :/
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7y ago
Delphi can show the assembly code generated for every line. That is important to actually learn how the computer works
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benibela
7y ago
That is already happening I made a new webpage for my father, and my mother cannot open it, since google does not know about that and there are no links to it.
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7y ago
My mother opens every webpage by typing the URL into google
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7y ago
I had an Iomega Zip Drive. I think all my old QBasic code is stored on it. I do not know where my disks are now.
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7y ago
I feel like a software harbinger Whenever I decide to use some software, it vanishes in insignificance. QBasic, Delphi, FreePascal/Lazarus, Micrografx Picture Publisher, Conitec 3D Game Studio, Java Applets, Mercurial hosted on Sourc
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7y ago
As student I used to say that I will never accept a job that is not remote work. But they are harder to find than expected
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I am in academia, because I do not want to work in an office. I do not want to leave my apartment before 11am Did not work out, since I now have an office, but at least I can show up at 2pm without being fired.
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That is the disadvantage of open-source, it forces you to use the language of someone else's source. I used Delphi on Windows. Most of the code I wrote in the last 20 years is in Pascal. And that works really well on Windows. You have
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