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by blueflow 1y ago
Its safe for work until you get to the coordinates where they placed the yaoi porn. Obligatory trans flag and Lain are also present....
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by blueflow 1y ago
I asked the question because i thought it was good manners to do so. Actually I'm strongly convinced that quality describes how a thing fits the preconceptions about that thing. As testable example, I'm largely unable to tell the
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by blueflow 1y ago
I'm surprised. What is the objective aspect of quality? Can you have quality without a human-intended purpose?
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by blueflow 1y ago
They are not special cased: https://github.com/webpro/ANSI.tools/blob/main/packages/parser/src/parsers/csi.ts#L12 The comment correctly identifies the 0x30-0x3f range as paramete
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by blueflow 1y ago
I think this rant is out-of-place here, type "\x1b[:<=>$t" and check for yourself. It parses correctly. You do learn about the allowed character ranges for CSI sequences from ECMA-48 only, not from the Microsoft docs, so i g
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by blueflow 1y ago
Except from the name ("radioactivity", "nuclear") its not the same thing that killed people in chernobyl.
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by blueflow 1y ago
Maximum wattage of the battery would also be maximum wattage of the radio signal.
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by blueflow 1y ago
Me neither! I was suggesting to use "Posix" instead of "Linux" because it properly separates GNU/Linux or other Linuxes from Android. Posix is what Android isn't but what MacOS is. What people erroneously try t
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by blueflow 1y ago
Alpine and GNU/Linux are Posix, while Android is not.
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by blueflow 1y ago
It is possible if you restrict yourself to an subset of markdown. It works pretty well, actually, i have two awk scripts that take in a subset of markdown and generate either HTML or LaTeX.
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by blueflow 1y ago
I have not yet seen AI doing a critical evaluation of data sources. AI willcontradict primary sources if the contradiction is more prevalent in the training data. Something about the whole approach is bugged. My pet peeve: "Unix System
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by blueflow 1y ago
It wouldn't be general purpose if it fails to bring change. I'd take every previous iteration of "AI" as example, IBM Watson, that stuff
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by blueflow 1y ago
Doesn't make sense to track and correlate the mutable MAC address when you have access to the burnt-in device serial number and IMEI.
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by blueflow 1y ago
It isn't, parent is making stuff up. Browsers do not offer an interface that is exposing that information. And remote servers are outside of your local network and thus cannot see these values, either.
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by blueflow 1y ago
Of course the author got confused about which number means which. This is what you deserve when you use US dates but try to make them look like ISO by using dashes, but still fuck up the ordering and padding.
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by blueflow 1y ago
> Isn't that basically one of the ways doing innovation? Instead of saying "No, that's not possible" when someone asks if they can build something faster than a horse and carriage, a bunch of people get together to se
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by blueflow 1y ago
This has RESTful aesthetics but it is a bit unpractical if a read-only query changes state on the server, as in creating the uuid-referenced resource.
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by blueflow 1y ago
PUT for partial updates, yes, constantly. What i worked with last week: https://docs.gitlab.com/api/projects/#edit-a-project
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by blueflow 1y ago
No. For all people who use "REST": If reading Fielding is the exception that gets you on HN, than not reading Fielding is what average person does. Mediocre. Using Fieldings term to refer to something else is an extra source of co
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by blueflow 1y ago
> and people aren't "mediocre" just for using widely accepted words If you work off "widely accepted words" when there is disagreeing primary literature, you are probably mediocre.
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by blueflow 1y ago
Slow, multi-window and focus stealing. Every single window for steam steals the focus, so if startup takes a minute, go grab a coffee or something as anything else will be unusable.
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by blueflow 1y ago
Only one assumption: that it came from his parents. If his parent were supportive, it would not have been a "i am wrong" situation, but "someone is being an ass to me".
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by blueflow 1y ago
You opened up how you feel about a thing and your parents derided you for it. Did it change you? No, but it surely made you feel like shit. This is a social deficit in your parents, and asserting yourself as "introverted" is the w
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by blueflow 1y ago
How are the drones going to recognize intent?
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by blueflow 1y ago
I thought this was social competence.
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by blueflow 1y ago
Sex is "reframed" to a matter of performance / visibility (Gender) because your friends emotional well-being depends on it. The recent-ish gender theory is all about accommodating people with these kind of feelings. From that
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by blueflow 1y ago
How is this supposed to work with the sedimentation? The glass spherules under the lake are maxxing out 5-6 meters below the surface. Where does the material on top of that come from, and why didn't it fill in the lake, but leave it in
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by blueflow 1y ago
Will all its consequences for software correctness and security. Man, I wish i was born in the neolithic.
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by blueflow 1y ago
> Also, have you ever dealt with kids? I'm glad someone also saw the connection. The article and most of the comments reeks like parents who are troubled that using their strict methods on their kids didn't have the expected ou
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by blueflow 1y ago
It was a sign of expertise to have learned the UIs of dozens of applications, since a novice user facing a new program would find their existing knowledge of a similar application either of no use or actively a hindrance to understandi

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