cat199

39 ms·

361.
by cat199 6y ago
don't forget those insignificant little 'Unix' and 'Plan9'/'Inferno' things...
362.
by cat199 6y ago
> Flash was a 2nd class citizen on Linux. Get the point you are making, but it was more that Linux was a 2nd class citizen for Adobe than flash was a 2nd class citizen on linux (though people would have still wanted a free/libre alt
363.
by cat199 6y ago
reference counting is reference counting. a reference counting gc is a form of garbage collection. not sure what applies here, as am not versed in objc, but, the terms are distinct - in theory one can have an object system that refcounts
364.
by cat199 6y ago
bit of a detour, but being able to do things like this is a big part of what lisp programmers are getting at when they bring up the advantages of 'syntax as data' - being able to perform complete high-level runtime program introsp
365.
by cat199 6y ago
came here to say just that.. this is basically 'think of the children' spun positive as concerns drone normalization impact
366.
by cat199 6y ago
agree - the person who had this would be somewhat like the modern equivalent of a non-technical person with a fully IoT'ed smarthome running custom controllers and audiophile quality home theater room 15 years ago.. wealthy, and willin
367.
by cat199 6y ago
Don't think this is really that clickbaity - the typo amount accounted to 32B, and the outrage caused by that non-existent 32B lead to riots in which people died, in other words, deadly riots. sometimes things are legitimately outrageo
368.
by cat199 6y ago
at some point I was able to do this via tex->dvi->postscript->pdf conversion - basically getting the font installed in ghostscript let me use it directly from graphviz when rendering to eps and installing the font into the tex&#x2F
369.
by cat199 6y ago
RNN's are 80's technology at least: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recurrent_neural_network#Histo... With neural network use in image recognition (if not facial recognition) being used at least as early as 198
370.
by cat199 6y ago
also what I think is the 'original' in this domain, scsh
371.
by cat199 6y ago
> Just leaving out the word "genuine" doesn't make it not-misleading. agree on this point - in english there would be some distinction between 'refurbished iPhone screens' vs 'refurbished screens for iPhones
372.
by cat199 6y ago
or of implementing new statutes that require archival covering the timewindow and getting them directly from the provider
373.
by cat199 6y ago
also 'wings' and 'wing alikes'
374.
by cat199 6y ago
I believe OP means corporate in the sense of 'collective' rather than in the sense of 'legally created limited liability entity'
375.
by cat199 6y ago
https://dev.perl.org/licenses/ is not BSD. So, your point doesn't hold up even for this case.
376.
by cat199 6y ago
> In my EU country second hand hardware prices are through the roof. Curious - any thoughts on why?
377.
by cat199 6y ago
Interesting thought - how do you plan to power the Pi? seems this would more be a 'portable' than a 'laptop' Also - there is the 'pi top' kit if that suits your fancy.
378.
by cat199 6y ago
> okay, those are post-Roman Despite the spin from post-enlightement historians recasting everything between ~600-1600 into the 'dark ages', 'rome' as in 'the roman empire' didn't end in the east until
379.
by cat199 6y ago
Machine learning is not AI, but a part of it.
380.
by cat199 6y ago
relative level of (dis)respect of any country to another doesn't mean that country won't use something to their advantage
381.
by cat199 6y ago
to be clear, wasn't disagreeing, but pointing out some potential rationale why this could conceivably be viewed as a security matter vs open science matter
382.
by cat199 6y ago
sole proprietorships and llc's, which would be the main mode of organizing a small company for donations, are for the most part pass-through to individual income for tax purposes and so would have roughly the same tax overhead (aka 0%)
383.
by cat199 6y ago
> to not share as much information as possible with as many researchers as possible in order to help as many as people as possible. this presumes that the stolen information would be used 'to help as many people as possible'..
384.
by cat199 6y ago
You state: "and probably some kind of communist (like me)" The page also quotes: " Then came the definition from Corey Robin's "The Reactionary Mind": to be on the right is to believe that some of us were ordai
385.
by cat199 6y ago
> "Why the Moon?" not in the industry, but since the domestic launch capability has been privatized and is still pretty unproven, i'd think that NASA would want to confirm/test/vet the procurement ecosystem and t
386.
by cat199 6y ago
> Did they ever think to just ask me? This would assume that the goal is to show you what you want to see, rather than to show you what advertisers want you to see based on what they think you need to see and might respond positively to.
387.
by cat199 6y ago
havent tried this - but is your iked(8) cert file the full chain or just the leaf? if just leaf, maybe try with full? also haven't tried, but looks like the built in acme-client(1) can be configured to save the full chain if you'r
388.
by cat199 6y ago
No barrister or legal historian here, but fairly certain that a monopoly on permissible communication/speech was and is still held (in title at least) by the Crown this is pretty much precisely what the 1nd amendment is about and why i
389.
by cat199 6y ago
how would a buggy implementation of payment dispersal relate in any way to any perceived need for UBI?
390.
by cat199 6y ago
> If Russia never had a culture of reading, then how does the Communist Manifesto drive an entire society, millions of people, to overthrow its familial leaders before the era of television? not disagreeing with your premise, but - assum

More ›