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by choeger 5y ago
If it remains at that number, that's a serious blunder of the testing concepts. If it turns out that 60ish people went on the same trip, or stayed in the same hotel and subsequently caught a new, even more contagious variant, roughly a
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by choeger 5y ago
You keep throwing stuff together, seemingly without understanding the terms you use. There's no media pushing for 7B because there's no global medium. If you count the nation-wide newspapers and add the numbers you'll end up
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by choeger 5y ago
Yes, we are going to vaccinate our way out of this. Humanity has made tremendous progress in the fight against virus infections the last two years. There is no reason to assume that this progress is already all we got. Can we create and
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by choeger 5y ago
What you meant was: You're not trying to escape them, right? After all, some cats have humans, not the other way around.
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by choeger 5y ago
I have to wonder about the big-O notation. Do people really write f(x) = O(g(x)) ? Because that doesn't seem to make sense. It could make sense if we read O as an operator (so f is the upper bound on g, but the definition is the other
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by choeger 5y ago
So from that observation, why don't you put your browser project on hold for a while and start that http test server project? I think there currently is no such thing because writing test cases for protocols is an uphill start. You
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by choeger 5y ago
Wait a second, how does go allocate memory? Is there no nursery?
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by choeger 5y ago
Versions don't seem to mean anything anymore. Changing the calling convention with a minor release? Even if this change doesn't affect foreign functions (I certainly hope so), it is all but guaranteed to break someone's code.
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by choeger 5y ago
What's more interesting, IMO, how did Young come to his conclusions and how did others build on it (and on the Rosetta stone). Even if you know a little hieroglyphs, how do you extend the vocabulary?
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by choeger 5y ago
Does it? I am not familiar with the Rust language development but I read it as "team that takes care of the core (of the language)".
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by choeger 5y ago
So does every Turing-complete language with non-termination. Type systems are decidable and thus cannot, by definition, rule out all errors. Instead, they look at a subset of possible errors. This subset is provably eliminated from valid
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by choeger 5y ago
> Engineer syndrome Hah, I've seen that and had no name for it. It's definitely a thing, and an annoying one, when designing a language in committee.
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by choeger 5y ago
I'd guess a lack of hands. Maintenance is the expensive and boring part of a distro. And seriously, why should an unpaid volunteer help to maintain a stable foundation for all the companies that rely on, e.g., Ubuntu 18.04? I wonder if
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by choeger 5y ago
Guys, when you do a new language, syntax is nearly completely uninteresting, because it's exchangeable. Please answer some of these questions, instead: 1. memory management strategy [x] 2. target platform [?] 3. evaluation semantics (l
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by choeger 5y ago
That's too simplistic. The moment wolves start vaccinating healthy deer, there'll be a 20-30% anti-vax deer population.
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by choeger 5y ago
Logically, it cannot work via pre-existing nutrients alone. Even if wales poop out 100% of the relevant chemicals they ingest from krill again, because they do not need it, krill won't be able to eat it completely as it is diluted in t
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by choeger 5y ago
How embarrassing...
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by choeger 5y ago
They claim a price of less than £50 per ton. So 51Gt would about to £250 billion. If that method would indeed work it would be -by far- the cheapest I ever heard of.
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by choeger 5y ago
> Natural gas is what Stefano Marani and Nick Mitchell had on their minds when they bought gas rights on this 87,000-hectare piece of land in the Free State province in 2012, for just $1. How can someone sell the gas rights for just $1?
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by choeger 5y ago
According to the NASA site, the theory is not wrong but incomplete as it ignores the dynamics on the upper wing. This means, you probably could build a plane with this theory but would be surprised by the amount of lift you get.
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by choeger 5y ago
"Pure" in PL lingo means "no side effects". And from that pov there indeed are "perfect" languages as much as they can be "superior" to all others. Lambda calculus, for example, is perfect in the sens
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by choeger 5y ago
> with thousands of users bug-testing it for me Replace this with: > with thousands of users just like me that once picked it as a dependency and then forgot about the project
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by choeger 5y ago
Ok, I'll bite. How do you integrate with the tested software? Do you a) run the tested software inside your VMs (if so, what's the integration API?) or b) expect your clients to run it (if so, how can the client authenticate your
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by choeger 5y ago
I don't agree that you look like you don't know a damn thing. You know quite a lot. In fact, I would happily hire any programmer for, say, a python or a C++ job, that knows nothing about the language in use but knows to ask precis
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by choeger 5y ago
Am I nitpicking when I say that all techniques mentioned in this article don't capture meaning but rather capture similarity? In particular, the article never mentions grammar at all. Is this because of limitations in current computing
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by choeger 5y ago
These people would be naturals in any star trek show. Finally a cheap way to cast more Andorians.
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by choeger 5y ago
Forget government. China actually shows what all governments more or less publicly desire: Better and deeper control of their feared enemy: The population. In fact, I think we are about to enter an era where our personal devices not only do
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by choeger 5y ago
Nice work. Thanks for releasing it as free software. If I understand the design correctly, one can provide a custom argument parser by specializing lexical_cast?
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by choeger 5y ago
Wanted to do a couple of rounds in bannerlords with two friends just for fun. One would have bought the game. Then we discovered that we'd need Kernel-Level anti cheat stuff running. Nope the hell out. Vendor lost one sale and two more
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by choeger 5y ago
I am curious about how such a cache could be setup reliably. 1. Proxy inside the company network that intercepts every request to pypi? Doesn't work well due to https, I guess. 2. Replacing pypi in your project description with your ow

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