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by bmacho 2y ago
> "but have you tried just not having anxiety?" Probably this is _the_ solution for many? GP seems to talk from experience with this, or similar situations. Probably it could work for you too, if you haven't tried it yet.
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by bmacho 2y ago
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/wet_dream An exciting fantasy; a very appealing, ideal thing, person, or state of affairs.
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by bmacho 2y ago
That was Einstein's 1905 paper about SR not his 1915 paper about gravity.
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by bmacho 2y ago
> In the fall of 1915, the foundations of physics began to crack. Einstein’s new theory of gravity seemed to imply that it should be possible to create and destroy energy, a result that threatened to upend two centuries of thinking in ph
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by bmacho 2y ago
You have managed to get your neighborhood car-free?
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by bmacho 2y ago
No, AA is rate limited to being unusable, while libgen is fast enough.
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by bmacho 2y ago
"Self-play has powered breakthroughs in two-player and multi-player games."
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by bmacho 2y ago
Both the phenotype and the genotype of a species/population can, and do change overnight. Think about nazis killing people with big noses. The average nose size for humans shrank, and the responsible genes disappeared. Evolution (as th
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by bmacho 2y ago
It was quite common on Linux before docker
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by bmacho 2y ago
> Doping with anabolic steroids also seem to act partly by recruiting new nuclei.[7][8] It was recently shown in mice[9] that a brief exposure to anabolic steroids recruited new muscle nuclei. When the steroids were withdrawn, the muscle
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by bmacho 2y ago
> Every language becomes a kitchen sink with enough time on the market, Sometimes they remove stuff, and then everything written before a specific date stop working.
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by bmacho 2y ago
> > I was looking for a replacement for C, but Rust is actually a replacement for C++. Totally different beast - powerful but complex. > The difference between Rust and basically any other popular language is that the former has me
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by bmacho 2y ago
Oops, I was completely misinterpreting the chart, but I am cool now. I retract the previous comment, it looks okay.
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by bmacho 2y ago
> A company with no role in JavaScript’s past or future has no right to control its name. I like this, as a simple yet powerful slogen!
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by bmacho 2y ago
That "JavaScript Performance" diagram with the vertical "CPU cores" axis is so weird. I am not sure if it is a mistake, it probably is.
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by bmacho 2y ago
Strangely they don't mention that (allegedly? According to them at least) they already use Zig for the standard library[0]. Which was also started to be written in Rust, then it got rewritten in Zig: [0] : https://www.roc-la
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by bmacho 2y ago
Your example videos are hard to follow. I don't have this much working memory. Can you keep showing the content of the directory, and the contents of the files too? I guess you will need a file explorer and a text editor that updates a
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by bmacho 2y ago
You can do Anki while commuting, if you use public transport. Then it's just free time. If you don't use that, then you have to use your time dedicated to learning, where Anki is probably more efficient than your learning method a
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by bmacho 2y ago
Keyboard commands still make it jump in 0.25 steps. Does anyone know a youtube-frontend that lets me change the playback speed in smaller steps using keyboard?
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by bmacho 2y ago
There is no reason to believe that browsers do it just fine if you have evidence for the contrary.
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by bmacho 2y ago
I don't think the article ever resolves CDC (I can't find it at least), so it can be about Change Data Capture. edit: It is about this CDC: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centers_for_Disease_Control_an... &q
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by bmacho 2y ago
Can you do the longer links format? This article will be https://archive.today/20241103152858/https://www.wsj.com/per...
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by bmacho 2y ago
> SWI 7 can't guarantee to read all SWI 6 code > Code written 30 years ago which uses the dot in the old standard way might trigger SWI to try and read it in the Dict.key way and fail. Why would they do that? SWI 7 reading SWI 6
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by bmacho 2y ago
> There have been many promising attempts to fix these problems but they've only shown up as non-standard features in specific implementations. It's similar to the "curse of Lisp" - everyone does their own thing and n
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by bmacho 2y ago
What do you mean by this?
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by bmacho 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Begging_the_question
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by bmacho 2y ago
> I have not tried Bun yet but the long list of features makes me skeptical that it's all solid and bug-free. Especially that it is written in Zig, which is very memory unsafe . I mean if you refer a variable that is not alive anym
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by bmacho 2y ago
What are <A|B> and f[C]?
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by bmacho 2y ago
I am not sure, have you read it properly? The scenario is that you are pushing enter, halfway change your mind, and your are switching to ctrl+c. So it is not a reaction time, but an enter to ctrl+c scenario. Regarding reaction time, below
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by bmacho 2y ago
off: google translate English lady pronounces it as "4 Jay ho" with an H. That isn't how a native English speaker would attempt to pronounce Forgejo, is it?

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