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drran
5y ago
If I make a sandwich (wheat genes + chicken genes + cow genes + yeast genes) and cover it with honey (insect genes), what will happen to me when I will eat it?
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drran
5y ago
"Field" is mathematical terminology, a 3D array of values. What is represented by a mathematical field in the physical world? Is the gravitational field a gas, ideal fluid, solid, crystal, or plasma? (IMHO, it's ideal fluid).
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drran
5y ago
Patient will need to do it once per 1,5-2 years. See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoczYXJeMY4 .
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drran
5y ago
It looks like NixWay of doing NixThings to solve NixProblems. Why I need NixModules in the first place? ELI5, please.
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drran
5y ago
How to kick out SystemD first, to try connman?
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drran
5y ago
This mess is easy to solve with a library of functions to call, e.g. /etc/rc.d/init.d/functions, which can be imported and used. Unfortunately, there is no standard API for this.
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drran
5y ago
Will math answer the question: what releases energy, when two objects are attracted by gravitation, and what stores energy, when we pull them apart?
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drran
5y ago
(Non-native English speaker) It can be in two kinds: a) they are DOING something bad : attacking, occupying, oppressing, blocking, so we need to stop them, kick them out, liberate from their oppression, break their block, etc. b) they A
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drran
5y ago
Smart wallet, with smart money - google know better how to spend them. Smart condom with smart lubricant - pay as you use. Smart pants - ads on ass, smart farts.
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drran
5y ago
It's because it mines Bitcoins to generate heat, so it must be connected to the Bitcoin network.
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drran
5y ago
Yes, I know about this mapping (I can read man pages too), but a) ping6 ::ffff:127.0.0.1 doesn't work too; b) it's not an IPv4 address, because the binary representation of ::ffff:127.0.0.1 != 127.0.0.1. It's the IPv4 address
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drran
5y ago
I expected (20+ years ago), that IPv6 address space will be extension of IPv4 address space, so `ping6 IPv4_ADRESS` will use IPv4 protocol internally, bind6(IPv4_ADDRESS, IPv4_PORT) will use IPv4 socket internally, and so on. It's easy
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drran
5y ago
Embrace Extend Extinguish I vote for IPv5 protocol, which will allow to cal any IPv4 host via IPv5-IPv4 NAT transparently at nearest bridge. WHY I cannot do `ping6 127.0.0.1`? WTF? Is IPv6 is too small for whole IPv4 address space?
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drran
5y ago
Crimean Tatars, Goths, Greeks, Italians, Turks, Ukrainians are not ethnic Russian. Crimean Russians are not exists.
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drran
5y ago
The slogan "Слава КПСС" ("Glory to CPSU") is Nazi collaborator's slogan, because USSR collaborated with Nazi until Jun 22 1941. Ukraine was part of USSR.
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drran
5y ago
Your fifth startup will be successful. First four will not. So, save money on first four startups for the fifth one, e.g. commit 10k for a first startup and try to make it profitable first (you will fail with probability of 99.9%), then com
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drran
5y ago
A history of anthrax lab leak in Soviet Union, which was covered up by SU, then few mentions of Wuhan lab, with hope to create parallels between them. I expected to see mention of "Vector" lab incident in September 2019, but nope.
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drran
5y ago
I expected to see a mention of "Vector" BSL4 lab incident in September 2019. :-/
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drran
5y ago
Confirmed. We found a problem! Let start a startup: "Intelligent code review tool for smart developers, which want to keep comments in their code up to date". The tool will use AI to learn which parts of code are modified often in
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drran
5y ago
1) Early versions of UNIX were shipped in source form with code comments stripped, for better readability and maintenability of the code. Google "obfuscation". 2) IMHO, it's better to assign a premium for the comment fix at G
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drran
5y ago
Consider reviewing of your code review process.
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drran
5y ago
One additional of benefit of commenting: if you cannot write comment for a block of code, then you either a) doesn't understand code well, b) code is useless and must be deleted. Most of the developers, which hate comments, hate them b
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5y ago
Why not just use an obfuscator? It produces clean and compact code. You can disable mangling of names and reformat code after obfuscation using a formatter with your own set of rules. IMHO, it better to use tool designed just for that, inst
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5y ago
Books need no covers, because if a reader cannot comprehend a book title from the book content, then (s)he must go back to the school. /s
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drran
5y ago
Ok. Then just fire browser, then google project page, and then read free-style README.md at it original location. It's just a dozen clicks away.
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drran
5y ago
IMHO, just convert README.md into the man page using a md2man converter, and be done with it.
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5y ago
Bug: return code of hello will be ignored. Moreover, it's better to use nop: ":" instead of "true". Correct version: [[ "$BASH_SOURCE" == "$0" ]] && { main "$@" ; exit $?; }
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drran
5y ago
It's a steady decline from 100% to just 21.7% over hundreds of years.
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drran
5y ago
finalcut (modern C++ library for TUI with good support for mouse) uses block characters in TUI. [0]: https://github.com/gansm/finalcut
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drran
5y ago
Turbo - editor made using TurboVision, with support for Unicode: https://github.com/magiblot/turbo
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