codr7

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by codr7 2y ago
Agreed. It's not like they didn't have enough time to fix it either. And they seem semi-capable of creating usable UI's elsewhere. The thing is, when it comes to applications, both Apple and Microsoft compete with their own c
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by codr7 2y ago
Sorry to hear that, I wouldn't bet anything on Apple but the core language contains a lot of good ideas imho.
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by codr7 2y ago
How about presenting any kind of argument against what seems to be obviously true to anyone who has been paying attention? Nah, just downvote it out of perception and get back to Netflix.
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by codr7 2y ago
More like life is messy and difficult compared to pretending.
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by codr7 2y ago
Why wouldn't it change just as instantly the other way? They're like grass in the wind, always betting on the winning team.
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by codr7 2y ago
But punishing humans for killing animals isn't a very rational thing to do, is it? Sounds 100% emotional to me, and emotions computers do not have. I guess if we spew enough of this BS onto the internet, AI could work it from there, bu
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by codr7 2y ago
No fear yet, that may change instantly, just like it did the other way.
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by codr7 2y ago
I see it mainly as a reaction to a dysfunctional and abusive system/culture, and not necessarily a constructive one. Fix the world and these problems don't exist.
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by codr7 2y ago
Isn't that like, the default? I would find it more impressive if it didn't.
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by codr7 2y ago
Didn't someone recently report finding huge deposits of natural hydrogen? Doesn't solve all problems, but no technology is perfect. I'm a bit skeptic about the source for this article, they're saying exactly what I would
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by codr7 2y ago
Definitely not as mature and portable from my experience.
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by codr7 2y ago
Currently stuck in WSL2 on my Thinkpad, newish hardware that could use some more updates before jumping ship.
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by codr7 2y ago
Makes sense, but Java's mostly portable library eco-system and its maturity would make a very strong contender to me.
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by codr7 2y ago
Alcohol is not even close to being taken seriously enough, imho. It's not culture, it's poison, poison that makes you stupid and ugly. Seriously, why is this stil considered a good idea?
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by codr7 2y ago
Not difficult to see if you live in the country. Every single immigrant speaks perfect German, most of them refuse to speak English. It's more the opposite in Sweden from my experience. So, good luck with the language project, I guess.
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by codr7 2y ago
Leaving people with no future causes a lot of trouble for everyone in the long run.
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by codr7 2y ago
Hate is a choice.
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by codr7 2y ago
Also, they can print as much as they need to stay ahead.
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by codr7 2y ago
I agree, once of the biggest mistakes almost all companies make these days. They just can't stand the idea of employees not being super busy. The result is everyone optimizing to look super busy.
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by codr7 2y ago
Yeah, the other stuff sounds like more fun to me as well :)
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by codr7 2y ago
That will never happen, unless the test is screened for any and all kinds of medications and drugs, then I have no problem.
952.
by codr7 2y ago
They should, synthethic opioids are VERY enjoyable, VERY risky and SUPER addictive. I was on Oxy 24/7 for a month following surgery, went through hell.
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by codr7 2y ago
Scanning the list wondering why opioid addicts haven't figured this one out yet; less drugs, more fun. I've actually been semi-addicted to grapefruit juice.
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by codr7 2y ago
Well, if AGI isn't the new Lord, I don't know what is.
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by codr7 2y ago
Experience is biological, analog, computers are digital; that's the core of the problem. It doesn't matter how many samples you take, it's still not the full experience. Witness Vinyl.
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by codr7 2y ago
If established religion actually stuck to the spiritual side of things and stopped fighting for the control of the population, it would definitely be able to do more good.
957.
by codr7 2y ago
You're asking for proof that doesn't exist and using it's absence as proof you're right. Doesn't look very constructive to me.
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by codr7 2y ago
Children need human attention to thrive. Classes are WAY too big. There have been several very successful projects focused on getting adults to do homework with children.
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by codr7 2y ago
I spent several years in Haskell land a while back, my first functional experience after Lisp. Ocaml never clicked for me, I have a rare form of semicolon allergy and Haskell just looked a lot nicer to me. But then I recently tried Reason a
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by codr7 2y ago
Animals are amazing, something to hold onto and keep us sane in the coming storm.

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