de_watcher

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by de_watcher 6y ago
It's probably from the Russian CS.
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by de_watcher 6y ago
Commits of a version control have text that explain why, when and who. I think it's more about the user interface. The user interface of Git is essentially what programmers already do - code.
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by de_watcher 6y ago
The 'he did the math and then did an obviously impossible thing' is really easy to understand. Otherwise it's just a meh explanation that's based on some predictions mixed with politics.
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by de_watcher 6y ago
Becoming a billionaire and trying to push the envelope are different activities, although sometimes they align. And as you describe, when a guy catches some important near term thing that nobody sees - that's where he finds billions. B
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by de_watcher 6y ago
He's swimming in money and connections, why don't he try to solve fusion? Yes, we have ITER going, but it's not really built efficiently: exact same parts are manufactured on the opposite sides of the world.
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by de_watcher 6y ago
It can actually improve stopping. Theoretically you can pack some systems to disintegrate the truck in case of an emergency, you don't have a driver inside to save.
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by de_watcher 6y ago
Btw, desktop youtube redesign is atrocious: it's slow and wastes a lot of screen space. People have to work on browser plugins that use hacks to redirect to the old page. The old design page is thankfully still served, but it can'
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by de_watcher 6y ago
Yes, in Natural Selection 2 you can't properly ambush anyone unless you take into account the ping and jump on them before you even see each other.
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by de_watcher 6y ago
But it's not that useful even if you pour a glass cube over the whole exchange to slow it down.
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by de_watcher 6y ago
Yes, need multiple ISPs so the national restrictions would cancel each other.
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by de_watcher 6y ago
I prefer an orbital ring already across the entire sky.
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by de_watcher 6y ago
And if you can break the speed of light, you don't need a second exchange.
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by de_watcher 6y ago
Yea, gaming is miles ahead of everything in this area. It obviously doesn't focus on video too much, but audio and text are on point.
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by de_watcher 6y ago
Some videoconference solutions that are pushed on businesses aren't mature at all: in that Cisco thing when you mute someone it mutes them for everybody (not just for you), so it's hard to have a mixed conference because you eithe
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by de_watcher 6y ago
Okay, now can you finally accept patches about the default registry? https://github.com/moby/moby/issues/1988 https://github.com/moby/moby/issues/4324 Or we're still stone
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by de_watcher 6y ago
"the dominate", "incoming coming", and there are some other typos I'm not sure about.
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by de_watcher 6y ago
Every time youtube breaks the old UI current workaround I start looking for alternatives.
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by de_watcher 6y ago
Also, replace deer with something self driving. Those things are so stupid when near the road.
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by de_watcher 6y ago
Why bother, you'll hit the uncertainty principle sooner or later anyway.
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by de_watcher 6y ago
A human whose life is at stake controlling a car here at this moment vs a human who is far in space and time controlling someone else's car by programming it.
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by de_watcher 6y ago
Human is like your ancient software that was here since forever and somewhat worked fine. So everyone is used to it. (the difference from an actual software is that humans are based on some crazy nanotech from the future that nobody can com
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by de_watcher 6y ago
Make is like an assembly language of the build systems. This layer gives structure and debuggability (otherwise you're spending time poking at some opaque UI or something).
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by de_watcher 6y ago
And it works with Linux distributions.
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by de_watcher 6y ago
No, C/C++ is straightforward when you stick to a distribution because there are people who are dedicated to packaging and deal with inconsistencies that individual library developers love to multiply.
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by de_watcher 6y ago
Well, firemen are tough.
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by de_watcher 6y ago
If they're not observable then they're all unidirectional from here to somewhere over there (or from there to here but there is nothing over there, not even vacuum fluctuations).
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by de_watcher 6y ago
"ongoing basis" - that's an oxymoron lmao. If your base is going somewhere then it's not really a base.
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by de_watcher 6y ago
I have exact times for workday start/end and lunchtime start/end. I just abruptly stop what I'm doing when the hour comes. Also there are things I want to do after work I'm looking forward to. So I waste no time thinking
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by de_watcher 6y ago
No, I really hoped to be amazed by some weird phenomenon that can cause 130 degrees. Didn't even think about Fahrenheit.
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by de_watcher 6y ago
You mean making conserves?

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