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by bluedays 7y ago
Like most things related to humans it is about how physiologically they are developed. I tried potty training my daughter when she was 18 months, and she would have accidents and look down with a pile of poop on the ground and looked shocke
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by bluedays 7y ago
Linux laptop user checking in. No problems.
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by bluedays 7y ago
I am pretty sure most of these subscribers are free. They gave our subscriptions in mass. If I wasn't getting it for free I wouldn't be subscribed, for sure. The service is honestly rife with problems. Which, to me, doesn't m
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by bluedays 7y ago
So... Feel like I am asking the obvious here but is Cards Against Humanity also employee owned?
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by bluedays 7y ago
Oh okay. I'mma let your response speak for itself. Especially since... > Though I forgive you, your interest is comic books. lol...
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by bluedays 7y ago
Yeah, I've been uploading there for a while. I love libgen, and the-eye's efforts to help preserve sci-hub (they didn't have any seeders on many of their torrents) was one of the reasons I originally became interested in the
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by bluedays 7y ago
This is going to sound like I am trying to throw shade but I really am not. I joined this community a few months back hoping to contribute, but despite numerous offers for help I was turned down nearly every time. There isn’t really any lev
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by bluedays 7y ago
The tk framework has had some improvements in 8.5 when ttk was added that modernize the framework. You can make really attractive Windows now with ttk on Linux now that wasn’t possible before.
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by bluedays 7y ago
The burden of proof lies with Google, not with the scientific community. I cannot reproduce a scientific model if the data used for that model is squirreled away. Google has claimed so many times that they have cracked the nut on AI but has
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by bluedays 7y ago
Cool, how do I talk to it? I see these big announcements with nothing behind them but a white paper and no way to reproduce. It's not a fact if there is no falsifiability.
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by bluedays 7y ago
Yeah, it's the opposite for me. I do nearly all of my computing on my iPad, and almost none on my phone. I also switched from Android (I was an early adopter, and originally bought the first G1 when it came out) to iPhone because the l
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by bluedays 7y ago
Whenever I read articles like this I often wonder how much overhead is due to security concerns, and how much that overhead and additional complexity contributes to the problem of slower software.
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by bluedays 7y ago
It’s funny you should ask that as I was just watching a lecture by Harold Abelson in which he addresses this exact question. https://youtu.be/-J_xL4IGhJA In case you don’t have the time or inclination to watch the video it
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by bluedays 7y ago
Hourly is a pretty narrow view of it. It depends on a lot of things. Often there's no point in working on the tasks as they are underpaid. Some projects can be $10 an hour, some can be $20 an hour. Also knowing how to program in javasc