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by derrida 10mo ago
Ah cheers thanks, my stupid! (And what's worse - wasted some others attention and even thought what someone took time to create was at fault!) However thankful for kind directness there.
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by derrida 10mo ago
Second question > awk '/^laugh/ { print $0 }' night-before-christmas.txt
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by derrida 10mo ago
It accepts ls -a as and answer and ls -l but not ls -al
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by derrida 10mo ago
Hey this doesn’t work : first solution “ls -al” which I use all the time to list directories was rejected in the second question I used awk and was rejected it expected grep I think a beginner could be doing it right but then be told they a
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by derrida 10mo ago
if you're ultra paranoid and want a private OS to read / write - tails and set up a home directory on a thumbdrive
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by derrida 10mo ago
Does this mean Netflix is acquiring AOL? Can they bring back the internet cd on a magazine cover ? /s anyone remember AOL Time Warner ? Like the biggest company in the world when it merged … is that what Netflix are buying? The former
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by derrida 10mo ago
Dear HFT Quant, > And yes, the algos do care about your little 1 lot order. I'm just your usual "corrupted nerd" geek with some mathematics and computer security background interests - 2 questions if I may 1. what's l
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by derrida 10mo ago
Ask one of them to lunch, slip them an envelope.
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by derrida 10mo ago
The karmic cost / benefit is all worked out then.
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by derrida 11mo ago
Now now, isn't that what a compiler does?
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by derrida 11mo ago
there is a high demand for finding intelligent life on mars.
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by derrida 11mo ago
He installed an open source NVIDIA driver for a graphics card from 2014. He earns 7 figures.
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by derrida 2y ago
I think there's always been monks meditating following the vinaya strictly in forests. They may not have a marketing department. However that sort of question " isn’t it the case that Theravadan meditation practice went practicall
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by derrida 2y ago
Another one to read would be the Uppakilesa Sutta (MN128) which the buddha is giving specific meditation advice to someone who is experiencing lights but not yet cultivated first jhana. It's an awesome sutta as it also connects that de
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by derrida 2y ago
They are good states and do it, wholesomestates are good joy in the wholesome is good.I am interested in not appropriating words that are well understood by communities for 100's of years and taking amateur internet posts about them as
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by derrida 2y ago
> these language game land wars "Energy" is also a "language game war" between internet posts on physics and professional physics. > This–and TWIM jhanas in general–certainly involve the arising of the relevant jha
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by derrida 2y ago
I'm not that familiar with them but the people I know that do the traditional jhanas I think some think they are mistaking a profound state called "bhavanga" for jhana. (It's mentioned page 140 of Mindfulness Bliss and B
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by derrida 2y ago
It is not even access concentration the Jhana 1 description. It is "just" the natural joy that arises from doing wholesome states like ethical behavior or generosity or unconditional love. (Which is good! Really good! just lets no
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by derrida 2y ago
What are they calling "social capital?" It's heresy to say that social relations are valuable for their own sake, instead we have to give it a term that suggests monetary value and potential to enter some accountants balance
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by derrida 2y ago
If you're using libraries from 10 years ago, maybe it's because you used good tools.
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by derrida 3y ago
same.
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by derrida 3y ago
We have conventions and protocols for dealing with text before - discord is some platform it will bring a whole bunch of new conventions and protocols - needlessly complicated and just a waste of human energy and time - but you know - maxim
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by derrida 3y ago
I really don't get the discord phenomena, it seems like more bloatware and demands on attention and notifications - I mean - IRC is right there and you can at least control your own attention span however you want.
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by derrida 3y ago
I was just thinking "2013 hmmm I used to go to all the CCC's then I wonder if we bumped shoulders" hehe
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by derrida 3y ago
How come everyone is in debt then? What is median debt?
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by derrida 3y ago
And in the EU it is probably why they have free healthcare, high minimum wage, work weeks of 34-38 hrs, welfare, 8 hour work days, overtime after, high proportion of part time workers, and highest productivity per hour in Germany. But yeah,
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by derrida 3y ago
I am so confused, for the lay person - can someone explain how does something with a copy-left license the GPL end up in this situation of being "acquired"? We can just fork it right? I have lately been wondering if culture has fo
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by derrida 3y ago
> more fundamental science collectives where amateurs can also contribute Look anywhere there is field work out in nature, there's amateurs discovering new species, fossils, minerals etc.
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by derrida 3y ago
TAOCP has COBOL exercises (not python exercises, not lisp exercises). Therefore: COBOL is superior argumentum ad knuth-ium quod erat demonstrandum
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by derrida 3y ago
This is how companies compete for space they sometimes disable functionality on the user side to like push people over to their devices.

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