chromoblob

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by chromoblob 3y ago
> It might be saved in the internet archive, or it might not Anyone can save the current content of any http:/https: URL in Wayback Machine, so the question is simply whether IA will be around for the time that you care about. http
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by chromoblob 3y ago
There's nobody except individuals in the world.
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by chromoblob 3y ago
It is indeed like you say. You are making a hyperbole, but essentially we have a single type of country.
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by chromoblob 3y ago
My point is, the new language way may well be the "harder" one, for implementers or for users. It might be explained as a knee-jerk type reaction. Although new languages can still have some additional benefits of safety. Ways
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by chromoblob 3y ago
All cases of undefined behavior in C/C++ language can be replaced either with explicit aborts of the program or explicit infinite loops. The result is a subset of C/C++; then anyone can write any C/C++ code, use it as the r
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by chromoblob 3y ago
If you can't read documents in whatever form for their legal meaning, you can't work around the need for a lawyer. The DSL may be defined in comprehensible enough language and texts in it may be interpretable easily enough; but
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by chromoblob 3y ago
Thanks for the collusion/dilemma tip, I didn't know.
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by chromoblob 3y ago
> a big diamond, useless for anything else, is the only way to show how much the marriage is worth Why not just destroy money? And record this as a memento if needed. May be less wasteful than making the diamond. See: https://
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by chromoblob 3y ago
> If anyone recommends "The Art of Electronics", instantly stop listening to anything they have to say. Why? I tried it and liked it (at least some initial part).
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by chromoblob 3y ago
What if no or very few manufacturers produce a thing, yet the thing would be very beneficial to many owners? Why would one want specifically to buy a product not conforming to the choice described in the first-level comment?
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by chromoblob 3y ago
food
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by chromoblob 3y ago
It's good that consumers have much less power in context of forcing manufacturers to the described choice?
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by chromoblob 3y ago
Strange that in such a popular country this is so late. > Defining the Internet of things as "simply the point in time when more 'things or objects' were connected to the Internet than people", Cisco Systems estimated
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by chromoblob 3y ago
In a healthy person, caring should pretty surely imply efforts to research the topic and eventual understanding.
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by chromoblob 3y ago
Consumer's power is not the same as FCC's
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by chromoblob 3y ago
One could feed the robot tax into UBI. But libertarian countries could be free of such.
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by chromoblob 3y ago
I have mapped gk and gj for Up and Down keys. So I can use both.
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by chromoblob 3y ago
I wish Vim, when started in Ex mode, wouldn't set current cursor line to lowest regardless of whether the cursor is already on it. It wastes screen, making backscroll unusable. I researched ways to configure Vim not to do that and didn
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by chromoblob 3y ago
Why?
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by chromoblob 3y ago
That redirects to empty path URL
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by chromoblob 3y ago
The replies are almost all very unrealistic.
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by chromoblob 3y ago
> When you're writing your Scheme program, you're usually not targeting "R7RS" or "R5RS + SRFI-1" or whatnot Why? > the really interesting stuff To me, the common standard is what is really interesting.
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by chromoblob 3y ago
Guess in an intimate relationship / communication context, Ask anywhere else.
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by chromoblob 3y ago
And miss out a lot...
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by chromoblob 3y ago
> it's just a static binary with no dependencies Okay, how does it decide which color escape sequence to output? Does it have an inbuilt terminal database?
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by chromoblob 3y ago
Are these patents enforceable? If you're not sure, then why would you care?
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by chromoblob 3y ago
> Chrome will automatically upgrade all http:// navigations to https:// , even when you click on a link that explicitly declares http:// . https: and http: authorities are totally unrelated. Here, https:
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by chromoblob 3y ago
> until we train bots to do this This is trivial.
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by chromoblob 3y ago
What's important here is the negative impact of the blacklist on communication. Probably some downvoters mean that the blacklist is big enough that the impact is important, and disagree with your supposed implication that it isn't
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by chromoblob 3y ago
This is subjective, but for me here a small fraction would be a few orders of magnitude less than that - few ten-millionths or less.

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