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by dmos62 3y ago
When you can't replace the emulation target with the emulator, it stops being an emulator.
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by dmos62 3y ago
The concept of someone between a child and an adult occurs in other languages as well. All of the languages I know have it (which is not necessarily many).
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by dmos62 3y ago
The difference between the words emulate and simulate are difficult to grasp for me. One comes from the latin `aemulus` and the other from `similis`. One talks about imitation and the other about similarity. When people discuss the differen
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by dmos62 3y ago
They did use aggressive popup ads via click-hijacking. So they were monetizing at least to some extent. Unfortunately for them, most people torrenting probably use ad protection.
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by dmos62 3y ago
That's a good question, but the answers are somewhat sad. I see the other commenters saying it's not about the search, but about the curation. Curation or identification (as in, "who's the author?") is essential, bu
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by dmos62 3y ago
It is surprising that, while it's obvious that the website was built carefully, it didn't occur to the author to articulate the rationale for this whole campaign. I suppose in the author's mind, this site's audience are
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by dmos62 3y ago
What alternative ad platforms have you looked at? E.g. does AdForm allow using with llm apps?
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by dmos62 3y ago
This reminds me of when Apple tried to make it so that you can't own an iPhone, only lease it. The effort might be still ongoing, I'm not up to date. A few different turns in history and your sentence would have been "THEIR m
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by dmos62 3y ago
Aren't you running the second prediction on unencrypted data, contrary to what's said in the comment?
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by dmos62 3y ago
That's the most facile explanation, but it's also the most boring one. It's always easier to say that something doesn't have meaning, function, or design, rather than to say that you don't know what it is.
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by dmos62 4y ago
I said more than an hour. I think an hour on a bike is something most people can stomach easily, but it gets annoying fast once you go above that.
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by dmos62 4y ago
10k km a year on a bike means riding it for more than an hour every workday. Not a lot of people willing to do that, i think. If that were truly the breakeven distance (i know you didn't really say that) ebikes would be screwed in term
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by dmos62 4y ago
Are you going to take the same stance with your kids and tobacco or alcohol? Why not see what's the problem for them first instead of pretending pretending we know better? Come on. Regulating social media exposure is somewhere between
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by dmos62 4y ago
That's what the article said. Mortgage debt can be a proxy for privilege, while consumer debt can be a proxy for need.
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by dmos62 4y ago
My desktop is closer to 10 years old with 8gb ram and i still don't have any reason to upgrade, as far i know.
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by dmos62 4y ago
We might do well to add to the script a more in-depth explanation of why elevated privileges are needed. We did take care to not run the whole script as sudo, but only parts of it (always read a script before giving it privileges!). So elev
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by dmos62 4y ago
I'm on Mathesar's backend team (hi Sean!) and I love types. It's actually a controversial topic amongst us (as might be gleaned from the discussion linked in above comment). I'd say we've come down to using a reduce
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by dmos62 4y ago
That's accurate! Another bottleneck we have is Mathesar-level state management. We keep some state to reduce redundant Postgres queries. During most of development we focused on single-database use cases, but for the demo we had to exp
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by dmos62 4y ago
To add to what Pavish said, reads are always safe, so you can examine, monitor, make reports and what we call Explorations (our user-friendly spin on Postgres views) of your data without worries. When it comes to adding data and updating it
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by dmos62 4y ago
I'd add that if any of those generations fails, the next will have to study politics and war again.
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by dmos62 4y ago
A society is always in some kind of balance between pursuing interests (for the lack of a better word) and pursuing needs (or pursuing usefulness, as put by the people you've encountered). The difference between an "interest"
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by dmos62 4y ago
Why is this being downvoted? Edit: now this comment is being downvoted.
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by dmos62 4y ago
Thanks for the link. It's a pretty hard read, I wish the author would have done some editing. It's unstructured speech interspersed with cursing. I only skimmed it, but might come back to it in the future. If Lazar is lying though
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by dmos62 4y ago
I'm familiar with two Joe Rogan episodes with people that have seen UFOs, or at least their stories seem very believable. #1315 with Bob Lazar (scientist that worked reverse-engineering UFO propulsion tech for US military in 1980s): h
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by dmos62 4y ago
A meme is a unit of cultural information or a unit of imitation. When you call something more than a meme, as weird as it is, you're pretty much saying that it's not a cultural, but a hereditery piece of information (a gene). Call
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by dmos62 4y ago
Why is crashing useful for stability? You say that it's good that a program crashes on a fatal error, but that's sort of backwards: any error that crashes the program is fatal by definition (that's what fatal means). I'm
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by dmos62 4y ago
Have you ever looked at newLISP [0]? It's been on my radar for a while, but I've not yet had the chance to try it. Its FAQ's [1] item 18 lists a few projects it's been used as an embedded language in. [0] http:/&#x
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by dmos62 4y ago
I don't know man. You could say that engineering and architecture is just applied math, but blueprints are not math notation (and neither is code, by the way).
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by dmos62 4y ago
I feel like this doesn't answer the underlying question, but that's good insight.
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by dmos62 4y ago
I'm still reading it, but I think you've summed up his position on this question well. He goes out of his way to describe the networking he's promoting as a pro-social, as opposed to a manipulative, activity. His least social

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