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by drowsspa 4y ago
Those CSS animations would be a success in the web of the old days. Reminds me of the whole rounded borders thing: all those hacks and loops to make it work in all browsers (transparent images in the corners, lol), and then finally when the
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by drowsspa 4y ago
What this reminds me is of those hierarchies Cat extends Animal... In these simple "real-world-inspired" examples it seems to make sense, but in programming I'd say a lot of times there's simply no good name for the inte
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by drowsspa 4y ago
For instance, Mathematica is great, we can actually use and see the domain language (which is symbols, subscripts, Greek letters) while coding mathematical formulas instead of weirdly translating everything into English. I for one would lov
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by drowsspa 4y ago
Maybe because their pay should remain "low". At the very least according to their conception of "low".
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by drowsspa 4y ago
I'm tired just by reading what those super productive people do. I can't imagine having the energy and motivation to just sit down and do all those stuff. Must be a nice brain to live in, though. I'd give an arm and a kidney
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by drowsspa 4y ago
Isn't it easier to do those via User scripts?
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by drowsspa 4y ago
Wow, effective altruism is still a thing?
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by drowsspa 4y ago
Yeah, I wish I found those places, I really hate alcohol. I do hope I see it legalized one day, because someone like me can't even think of where to start to look for them.
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by drowsspa 4y ago
The first world truly is a different planet.
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by drowsspa 4y ago
Yeah, think of how programming languages invent and reinvent stuff to handle the interaction with Make and native libraries, how we have generators of generators of Makefiles... Heck, even Docker's use case is mostly because of the liv
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by drowsspa 4y ago
Well, the efficiency and granularity is the crux of the issue. It's what defines a microservice.
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by drowsspa 4y ago
Isn't it basically AWS SSM? you can even configure it in the .ssh/config
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by drowsspa 4y ago
L sounds like a short "OO" in Brazilian Portuguese, and he asked how a non-native would pronounce it...
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by drowsspa 4y ago
I'd pronounce it See-Neh-Doal-Kee
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by drowsspa 4y ago
If my experience in Physics is somewhat typical, it's barely taught as an interpretation, it's just as Feynman put it "shut up and calculate".
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by drowsspa 4y ago
I mean, it's just a hyperbole but they definitely shouldn't need to take seconds to boot either.
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by drowsspa 4y ago
I'm always reminded of that tweet from @SwiftOnSecurity https://mobile.twitter.com/SwiftOnSecurity/status/1485822027... > Once you understand your computer has 16 cores running at 3GHz and yet doesn't
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by drowsspa 4y ago
I'd count that as the cravings stopping. I feel just as shitty afterwards when I eat junk food, both psychologically and physiologically, yet I can't resist to it when it's readily available.
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by drowsspa 4y ago
"Stop being poor"
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by drowsspa 4y ago
I wish I got to this stage where people lose their cravings. While I'm at home I can control my diet pretty well, but as soon as there's junk food in front of me I look like a pig. And I've lost like 30 pounds, to put it into
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by drowsspa 4y ago
Is this the new "no countries with McDonald's go to war"?
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by drowsspa 4y ago
Yeah, rich people needed us, what happens when they don't anymore? I think that the rise in executive's pay is a preview of what will happen.
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by drowsspa 4y ago
For free customers, that's okay I guess, but not for paying ones.
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by drowsspa 4y ago
While I agree, I think they should set some more objective limits.
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by drowsspa 4y ago
There's a good case to be made that the real service social networks offer is moderation. It seems pretty well established that most people don't want to be in a wild west online, and that's why decentralization fails.
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by drowsspa 4y ago
Honestly, these workarounds to avoid doing a better architecture or to mask algorithmic complexity just come back around you to byte you.
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by drowsspa 4y ago
Owning land makes a lot of sense, I'd say. What doesn't make much sense to me is subjecting it to so much speculation
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by drowsspa 4y ago
You're still trading O(1) by O(N)... SQLite still has to read from the disk, it's still multiple orders of magnitude more expensive than a memory lookup.
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by drowsspa 4y ago
I don't find it interesting at all. Other than wishful thinking I don't see any reason to suppose that consciousness is special or non-physical. I think it will become like the assumptions that the Earth was the center of the Univ
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by drowsspa 4y ago
Why would it have anything to do with it? Being trans is about the brain development, not about the chromosomes.

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