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by deaddodo 2y ago
This isn't me trying to convince you to use Linux, but the listed reasons (other than LLM testing) aren't real deterrents (and there are plenty that exist for many people, no use pretending not): > Acorn GIMP (or Glimpse, if yo
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by deaddodo 2y ago
> no way I am going to inline all those nested dicts like that You would rather inline them into a single nested magical variable name instead?
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by deaddodo 2y ago
As long as Flash Write Protection is a thing and the default Lenovo BIOS enables it, yes that is how it goes.
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by deaddodo 2y ago
> I've never heard anyone but a Rails dev complain that it's "too verbose". Maybe not too verbose, but there's a large population of python devs that find SQLAlchemy (+ Alembic) the much better option.
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by deaddodo 2y ago
There are plenty of states were poker rooms or private poker is legal (California, for instance), here's a map of poker rooms: https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTyeLgf... Also, many people, who play
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by deaddodo 2y ago
You wouldn't use GNU Make (the thing that comes for "default" on Linux) with Python either. What a weird way to converse.
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by deaddodo 2y ago
Make is installed on Windows, if you install Microsoft's C/C++ dev stack (typically via installing Visual Studio). They just use nmake instead of GNU make. They also include Cmake these days, as it's the common cross platform
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by deaddodo 2y ago
> I said „unhealthy“- not sickly. Sickly (being in ill-health) and unhealthy are essentially synonymous in this case. But sure, replace one for the other in your head, if you prefer. There's no point being pedantic about it. > Yo
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by deaddodo 2y ago
They were telling the story in a retrospective manner as a reflection of today's issues. They said the video games and movie industries were "sickly" today . I addressed how that is wrong; not their memories. You're eit
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by deaddodo 2y ago
I'm not debating, I'm explaining the inaccuracies of their perspective.
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by deaddodo 2y ago
> because things are only ever roughly equivalent. This is what people seem to misunderstand about PPP. PPP applies for daily/internal market goods. The cost of milk, eggs, clothing, etc. Which is definitely important. On a more mac
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by deaddodo 2y ago
What do you mean by "unhealthy state"? Hollywood (the location) has always been skeazy/decrepit location (at least, after the 60s). Hollywood (the idea) is still going fine...other places have just developed their own media o
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by deaddodo 2y ago
Generally you compile to a rom and load it into an emulator. There's a certain amount of memory manipulation you can do in NES debuggers, but it's usually just easier to go through a full build cycle; especially for small programs
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by deaddodo 2y ago
Microsoft's AoT+JiT techniques still pull off impressive performance (90+% in almost every case, 96-99% in the majority). But yes, if they were actually serious about Windows on ARM, they would have implemented TSO in their "custo
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by deaddodo 2y ago
It could work either way. It would be better to phrase it as "outside of turbo mode it operated as a 4mhz 8086, with turbo it operated faster (usually the CPU's actual rated speed)".
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by deaddodo 2y ago
Did you actually read what I wrote and what you even quoted? Go buy a Netflix/Max/Prime/etc account in Mexico/El Salvador/Indonesia/etc. It'll be 1/3 the price and you'll be limited to "orig
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by deaddodo 2y ago
No, Netflix/Max/Etc literally limit the options available to you. They want to try to dissuade people from purchasing those services at a discount in lower CoL regions, and don't want to deal with multi-region licensing for d
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by deaddodo 2y ago
Not ignorant. Definitely overpedantic. The Pirate Bay is known for its championing piracy, in general. Those streaming sites are piracy. They also usually use the same source videos as those found on torrent sites; if not outright acting as
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by deaddodo 2y ago
I literally found it in two seconds on one of the most popular non-legit streaming sites. Checked two others, and it's there as well. The article author has no idea what they're talking about.
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by deaddodo 2y ago
> How is "woman birth" supposed to be different? Are people not normally born from... women? It's referring to the to , not the from . But in either case, yes; however, males are usually involved. In this case, it's
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by deaddodo 2y ago
Sorry, I should have rephrased that: I'm still waiting for Linux to offer a good version of that. I currently use waydroid, and it's barely functional.
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by deaddodo 2y ago
> At this point, an x86 Android image will be better and more reliable. Somewhat just as fast. I'm pretty sure the overhead for something like Windows Subsystem Android is a few percentage points max, assuming the video card support
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by deaddodo 2y ago
I feel like "modern" is kind of a misnomer in emulators when used like this. When I hear "modern" I expect "better accuracy/emulation speed" not "a new window kit". Especially since this emulator
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by deaddodo 2y ago
Well, just for future reference; if you're a kid of the 90s, you're well into your 30s now. It's weird/juvenile to be typing a phrase in a manner similar to a preteen, well after 20+ years have passed. Especially in the
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by deaddodo 2y ago
> vid3o g4mes Why do you type it like that?
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by deaddodo 2y ago
People rarely have issues with advertising in general . They want to know about the special edition Coke, new bikes/guitars/phones/etc, local small businesses, whatever. What people don't like is the current advertisi
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by deaddodo 2y ago
The last couple of generations have had plenty of AMD options. Razer 14, Zephyrus G14, TUFbook, etc. If you get out of the performance/enthusiast segment, they're even more plentiful (Inspirons, Lenovos, Zenbooks, etc).
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by deaddodo 2y ago
The US can trace its lineage directly back to Europe. And many of the companies in the US are founded by recent immigrants (0-2 generations, worldwide), so it makes sense that it would have a varied history to pull from that includes Europe
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by deaddodo 2y ago
> They (AMD/Sony) shoehorned the RDNA 3/3.5 GPU architecture onto an older Zen 2 core The original core was already a custom configuration. I don't see why it seems odd that the new version would be a custom configuration
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by deaddodo 2y ago
> They almost all use off-the-shelf middleware and game engines that are built to support all of the platforms. The companies that do go through that effort tend to have very notable releases .

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