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by dilap 5y ago
Here are all of the double-meanings / associations I can find in the DeepCreamPy name: DeepCream sounds like deep dream, the AI technique To cream is slang for to ejaculatw Thus, "deep cream" would be to ejaculate "deepl
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by dilap 5y ago
swift, too
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by dilap 5y ago
Yeah, it's a fair point. Per the zig writeup, the plan / hope for this use case is an editor command that will quickly add in all the "_ = unused" statements, which should take it down to very-small annoyance. (From my u
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by dilap 5y ago
Sure, but this is an easy thing to audit for (could even be automated as part of some CI system, if you wanted).
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by dilap 5y ago
Yeah, you may well be right. :-)
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by dilap 5y ago
Yep, defnly matches my experience as a dirt-poor high-school dropout. SAT saved me. It's very sad to me to see these developments.
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by dilap 5y ago
There's just a gap -- the menu items naturally skip it. https://imgur.com/T7lPjmJ
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by dilap 5y ago
I like it, both on computer and phone. It makes the device feel more organic. Also, on the computer, I enjoy having somewhere I can hide the mouse pointer, if I don't want to see it.
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by dilap 5y ago
I know it takes a lot of shit, but something like Urbit is seeming more and more appealing (necessary?) every day.
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by dilap 5y ago
Yet J&J was willing to waive immunity?
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by dilap 5y ago
Yeah, but the risk profiles of a new vaccine and washing your hands are night-and-day different.
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by dilap 5y ago
Along those lines, how about something like the NFL, which asks you risk serious injury for entertainment. A coal miner. A race car driver. And in fact, a porn star, who IS required to do sex acts as part of the job. I think to me what the
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by dilap 5y ago
Sure, but we still put limits on what a company can require. They can't say, hey, you have to give your boss a handjob every Wednesday, don't like it, go work somewhere else! We don't think of that as kosher. If you , person
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by dilap 5y ago
Very interesting, thanks! Tangential, but I definitely disagree w/ the blog post about the value of multiple cursors vs just macros and rectangle edits, tho. Multiple cursors are just so much easier to work with and get right. You&#x27
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by dilap 5y ago
> Network lag in a collaborative editing environment definitely is perceptible in practice. Though in theory you can't be 100% sure that the other person isn't just pausing randomly in the middle of typing a word, the statistic
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by dilap 5y ago
Yes, exactly. You should be able to show your own input immediately. For others input, you can't tell the difference between human lag and network lag, provided the network lag is reasonably low (which it will be unless you have a very
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by dilap 5y ago
> But I do care about network lag. It's a much greater source of inconvenience (to me) than an imperceptible (to me) lag in registering my key presses. With a clever implementation, you should see your local input reflected instantl
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by dilap 5y ago
As looooong time user(/addict) of emacs, probably my two biggest complaints are slowness and bugginess. So I find an absolute focus on speed to be quite appealing. I 100% agree with their philosophical positions: An editor should alway
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by dilap 5y ago
I don't know, when they were on Intel they went out of their way to support dual-booting with Windows. Maybe if 20XX really does become year the "year of desktop on linux" they'll start to get worried? But for now it see
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by dilap 5y ago
Oh you know, an editing error -- they accidentally dropped the word "not".
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by dilap 5y ago
I was wondering that too. I think ideally you would have a 1-1 video chat with someone. But at such a big, 900 employee, layoff, maybe that wasn't easy to do. I think the CEOs affect on the call made it worse. It was very strange to he
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by dilap 5y ago
No idea.
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by dilap 5y ago
Honestly, I was surprised to find that I miss the downvotes. I did quickly use it as a sort of gauge of "is this chopped or not".
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YouTube age-restricts French presidential candidate's announcement video(youtube.com)
8 points by dilap 5y ago|3 comments
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by dilap 5y ago
For me, using Twitter means following a bunch of strangers that seem knowledgable about various domains. Obviously, there are a gazillion possible ways to use it. :-) I feel I've learned useful things that I wouldn't know without
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by dilap 5y ago
IMO those all provide a very particular, somewhat narrow perspective. I feel I can get a wider sense of what's going on from Twitter. As just one example, mainstream sources were quite blase about the COVID pandemic until very late, wh
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by dilap 5y ago
Best source I've found. What do you use?
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by dilap 5y ago
Lot of people with serious mental health and substance abuse issues on the streets of SF, at least when I lived there (moved away about 6 months ago). Beyond trash, the streets actually had a lot of shit and piss on them, too. I think it&#x
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by dilap 5y ago
Thanks for the response! I was more just curious about future possibilities vs immediate practicle use. git-lfs just offloads the storage of the large binaries to a remote site, and then downloads on demand. If you have a lot of binary asse
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by dilap 5y ago
Huh, interesting, could you maybe use this as an in-repo alternative to something like git-lfs?

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