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I wish that YouTube allowed RSS. If I could get an RSS feed for my favorite channels, I would be a happy guy!
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I have been suspecting this for a while. I am a Christian, and YouTube regularly recommends channels about atheism with provocative titles not long after I watch a few videos on theology. Facebook has been doing similar things for the last
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>Can you read the machine code that your C compiler produces? How much of electrical engineering do you need to know to write a bash script? The physics of how a NAND gate is implemented? Unironically, I can and do. I took classes in col
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>Have you ever managed another programmer? Asked them to produce some code, received it, pointed out flaws or inefficiencies, tweaked it, and even learned something new from their process? Yes, I regularly fix ancient code and perform co
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3y ago
There are so many things wrong with this argument that it will take me a while to list every one of them. >And if you eventually can solve a problem by treating it as a black box, who cares When the inevitable security bug gets introduce
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>Does it matter if I know exactly how everything inside in the model works, if I can get it to work exactly to my specification without it? Maybe not every single thing, but you should know what your lines of code that implement it do. Y
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> Taking GPT out of the equations reduces my velocity by magnitudes. But you should still know how to do it regardless. Because of situations like this. That is the point of my comment. If you can't do your job without ChatGPT, you
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This is the proper way to use ChatGPT. Relying on it as a source is a bad idea. However, it's handy for finding reliable sources to read further.
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Imagine that the calculator breaks, and you need to do some quick math. (Yeah, yeah, I know. Cell Phones and such.) It is good to know how to do math without a calculator for those edge cases where one is not available, or when you can'
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3y ago
Hacking, the act of using technology in ways the manufacturer or developer didn't intend, is inherently punk. The "man" is the company that puts blocks in place to keep you from doing what you want with the hardware you bough
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3y ago
Has anyone REALLY followed the naming convention in the past 30 years? Nobody is going to visit your blog if it ends in .blog. People expect .com or at the most radical, .net. Raising prices x10 ain't the answer. All it does is make it
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3y ago
I mostly meant in terms of customization. I updated my wording to reflect my thoughts better. Sorry about that!
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Its less setting a new desktop theme, and more maintaining compatibility with a Desktop Environment. Ghost BSD is significant because it is the "easy way" to get BSD working on computers. FreeBSD by itself is about like setting up
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I mean, the directories are laid out in the same way because MacOS runs on top of BSD. They basically ARE the same file system. I agree on the rest of your points though.
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3y ago
That one's pretty cool too! I will update the list later with this and OS.js
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Windows 96 is also pretty cool. https://windows96.net/ Internet operating systems is a niche subject that I am fascinated with, and I put a list of them on my website. Im going to add OS.js to the list soon. Here is the lis
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3y ago
I agree. Couldn't they have just disabled the boss and the effect? It seems that just disabling those two things, making it so that you can't exit the boss arena with corrupted blood, then enabling them again would be a simple sol
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3y ago
I bought mine for about 100$ for 10 years which is about 10$ a year. If it went 10x times the price, then it would be $1000 that I would owe when it comes time to renew
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3y ago
Bluegrass is such an underrated genre. My favorite band is the Lewis family, partly out of childhood nostalgia. Parents listened to them all the time in our minivan tape player. This is one of my favorite songs by them: https://y
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This makes me glad that I paid for the whole 10 years for my domain. Yikes. Makes me wonder what prices will be like in 2032 when I have to pay up again...
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It would also make a lot of legitimate .com owners have to give up their domains. IDK that I would be able to pay that much for the domain I own for my personal blog
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That actually looks perfect! I never thought of Logo as a data processing language or anything like that, but I have always associated it with making games because it is so well suited for it. This is pretty much exactly what I was missing
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3y ago
I will need to check it out
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I used to enjoy LOGO when I was a kid. Used Microworlds EX to make games. Shame it has fallen out of favor as an educational tool. Taught me a lot about scripting and paying attention to syntax.
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An app I use, at least on Android, is "Atmosphere: Relaxing Noises." Outside of a couple banner ads I don't get interrupted or anything and it has a lot of mixing options. I highly recommend it. IDK if they have an IOS versio
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>ad pretending to be a post complaining about react components not working crashed Ironic
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Its scary how many products and people are connected to megacorps that don't seem related at first glance. This reminds me of that conversation at the beginning of Deus Ex: “Corporations are so big, you don’t even know who you’re worki
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Sure, the Earth will adapt and be fine long-term. Its gonna suck for us humans though. Thats the part Im not looking forward to.
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The only thing more unbelievable than aliens, I am afraid
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It was a whole lot of nothing. Pretty much nothing we didn't already know got announced. Its not like I was expecting them to reveal aliens, but the whole thing was just a long winded way of saying "we don't know yet lol"
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