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by bmacho 2y ago
Why not? A fast piece of metal is different from a slow piece of metal, from a legal perspective. You can't just say that "this really bad thing that causes a lot of problems is just like this not so bad thing that haven't ca
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by bmacho 2y ago
I don't think it is working properly. The second(?) pattern match is bad. For example, for It is quite difficult to find untainted samples. We used various methods to isolate four samples. it gives Found "quite&quot
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by bmacho 2y ago
They claim that they are the same project that was initiated by Matthias Ettrich in 1996. They also kinda imply that they would use the KDE name, if they were allowed to, but someone else owns the rights for it. ("Why don't you do
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by bmacho 2y ago
Weird. It is obviously true. Also it is redundantly explained in the very next half sentence: > But of course, the primes aren’t random. They’re completely determined, Also this whole thread that this post started is so stupid.
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by bmacho 2y ago
Any specific video(s)?
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by bmacho 2y ago
Yes, they didn't know this back then that it was possible. If they had known, they would have certainly made Fischer a GM much much sooner
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by bmacho 2y ago
For someone who has complained a LOT about this information not being readily available, you haven't put it here for us either.
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by bmacho 2y ago
Iunno, if I felt being misunderstood, I would try to make the same point over and over, irregardlessly (or: exactly because of) the downvotes.
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by bmacho 2y ago
How do you access google cache? cache:https://hackerone.com/napol-webug Does not work for me. Is there a still working method?
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by bmacho 2y ago
Why is this so downvoted, especially with all the replies claiming that it is correct and understandable (title) English? The original title makes more sense: > Syrian government falls in stunning end to 50-year rule of Assad family howe
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by bmacho 2y ago
IMO browsers should remember browsing history (what pages have I been on, and how did I get there), yet I never seen a browser that can do that.
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by bmacho 2y ago
fellatio-babe-also-aces-bigblackdicc?
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by bmacho 2y ago
.. probably yes, it would become illegal. I don't think that this is the absurdity you believe it is. It can even be the solution. If * we want candidates to spend ~the same amount of money on campaign and * Russia interferes then the
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by bmacho 2y ago
Clever! It probably can be made to work javascript-less, just make the CSS width-calculation more sophisticated, and dependent on the slider values.
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by bmacho 2y ago
{\off I think they used "hold my beer" correctly. It can be used for any weird idea, that a drunk person would actually try (usually with a stretch), regardless if they succeed or not. I don't think that "the SOAB actual
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by bmacho 2y ago
That would be cool; although I don't think that being a superset would be that useful. I think just being able to use borgo and go files in the same project is more than enough for all practical purposes. Borgo and go living in the sam
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by bmacho 2y ago
Looks similar to Haxe (and to the language that C++/Java/Python/TypeScript/etc are converging). Now give it to google, release it as .go2, and make it frictionless to use Go and Go2 in a codebase.
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by bmacho 2y ago
It says portable, and > No need to install or uninstall. Just download, decompress and run. but the main download button is an installer for windows.
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by bmacho 2y ago
> But it’s worth recognizing that you like a translation of D Probably he just lucked out, and all his translators are geniuses. Tho this would be a more remarkable skill, than just being a literary genius.. BTW I usually like derivative
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by bmacho 2y ago
> Non-Russian readers do not realize two things: that not all Russians love Dostoevsky as much as Americans do, This is probably true. But Russians' opinion shouldn't matter the slightest about him for the rest of us.
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by bmacho 2y ago
I wanted to write the same thing: I find the concept fascinating, but I hate the end result, for the same reason: I like when the information is readily available on the screen.
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by bmacho 2y ago
I do think the world is a net worse place with IP and copyright laws.
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by bmacho 2y ago
> Rust encodes far more information into source code than most languages, so it simply needs more syntax. I don't think this is the case. Firstly, all the necessary data can be encoded by keywords, spaces and newlines. Forth or TCL
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by bmacho 2y ago
Ew. That's always an uncomfortable read.
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by bmacho 2y ago
wordpress guy did just that, he had a store/storage/registry for wordpress plugins, and 'forked' someone elses plugin, and started to serve 'his fork' as an update, under the same name and url ( https:/&#
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by bmacho 2y ago
I rather think the fact the the same symbol/string always denotes the same thing is especially helpful for cyclic structures. Anyway I think I misunderstood the article, I thought they added things to a dictionary in the prolog repl, w
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by bmacho 2y ago
I don't think Haskell can do this, can have a growable linked list for example. 'last a' is 'last a', regardless what is between them (modulo shadowing and such). And I suspect that Prolog's Partial Instantia
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by bmacho 2y ago
> Automatic unattended autoupdate is logically indistinguishable from a RAT/trojan. What about: the same people do the automatic unattended autoupdate that you downloaded the original program from, or not?
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by bmacho 2y ago
I use notepad++ mostly just as a text note keeper. I open a new file, write something in it, and it will stay there forever, no need to save it.
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by bmacho 2y ago
You can give your kid candies. What is the equivalent of this with groups?

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