dualogy

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by dualogy 9y ago
Both choices are equally infantile, so whatever =)
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by dualogy 9y ago
Well not at the home page, near the bottom, at my end. Still "saas" there. But the heck is a "hustler" in web technology? I remember that term only from hip-hop and GTA characters and a US porn mag. Coming up next, the U
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by dualogy 9y ago
What kind of example is this, the 1st is an entirely different 'program' than the 2nd? Unless f1 is a no-op.
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by dualogy 9y ago
The key to cheap and non-harmful GNG is to have copious amounts of fats circulating, at a keto-typical low weight that means copious intakes of fats too. GNG ideally shouldn't/wouldn't happen from proteins (unless intake
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by dualogy 9y ago
> I enjoyed how it marked me out as a mosher and so on. "Yep, I'm not a fashion victim like you, ha". Now everyone's at it. This slap in the face of nostalgia is part of growing up I guess. Don't get me started
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by dualogy 9y ago
> So here we are, still trying to decide whether buttons should be <a> or maybe <input> elements. <button>, obviously =)
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by dualogy 9y ago
> That said, metaphorically we're already in The Matrix. Humans were just fuel for the system. When I see so many over-weight/obese "consumers" Well, if we go with The Matrix, then these battery specimens so far hav
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by dualogy 9y ago
Wow. That's truly pinpointing it! "Between 5k and 8m years from now." If you're willing to accept "between 100 and 10b years from now", it's not-quantitatively-but- qualitatively equivalent to any livin
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by dualogy 9y ago
> My point was that the world around will change Same will happen to your Swift or Android-Java codebases though. Go try to build and run on your 2015-17 machine+OS+devenv any just-slightly-real-world-beyond-hello-world run-off-the-mil
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by dualogy 9y ago
I absolutely need zero days rougly ever 8-10 days of full-time brain work. Nothing recuperates my fried circuits better than the occasional single day with absolutely no agenda and not even the tiniest of goals , the rare day of anything
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by dualogy 9y ago
Or next step, answer-set solver.
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by dualogy 9y ago
Not sure Vue falls in the same category, Vanilla lists "features" such as: "DOM (Traversal / Selectors), Prototype-based Object System, AJAX, Animations, Event System, Regular Expressions, Functions as first-class object
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by dualogy 9y ago
Maybe what parent meant to suggest is to wait with "proper frontend" and keep ugly quick&dirty minimal HTML until the whole software/app/system/server/set-of-services/whatever is "done", and
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by dualogy 9y ago
> It isn’t much of a stretch to visualize the Internet successes such as Google, e–Bay and Amazon gradually being replaced by open source distributed processing just as Napster was by Gnutella. Surely any day now!
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by dualogy 9y ago
Yeah, these too. So? What about them?
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by dualogy 9y ago
> The Web, in comparison, is a joke. The Web was done by amateurs. Which (like it or not --- I jump back & forth myself) is probably why it took off as explosively as it did..
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by dualogy 9y ago
> The occluders from the paper completely absorb light. A more realistic occluder would also reflect light. My understanding, "approximate occluders" aren't visible-geometry but stand-in replacements (very coarse to repr
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by dualogy 9y ago
The plugin API seems powerful enough but last time I tried to play with it, I didn't get into the groove of things because docs were incomplete/not-up-to-speed/blog-posts-elsewhere-also-often-outdated, all this combined with
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by dualogy 9y ago
Didn't jump for me, but this should: https://blog.sessionstack.com/how-javascript-works-memory-ma...
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by dualogy 9y ago
I summarized a decent Reddit thread on the topic a while back here: http://metaleap.net/blog.hasplained-monoids.html
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by dualogy 9y ago
There have been tweets/vids about it meaning "[I'm] still standing" or some such in Arabic --- my curiousity in the matter was too tiny to verify for myself =)
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by dualogy 9y ago
What I gather is that he came out just around the time global population growth changed from ~exponential to ~linear. This was a big topic on many minds back in the late-60s to late-70s, because if growth would have continued exponentiall
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by dualogy 9y ago
Uhh I covered that sort of stuff in the parenthesized disclaimer..
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by dualogy 9y ago
> Placebo wrapped up in meaningless ritual to make it "feel" real. Hey, don't rain on placebos, the remarkable quality of the "placebo effect" is how well it's known and been shown to actually work =)
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by dualogy 9y ago
Earlier generations would have laughed at that because they had mostly figured it out --- though not via studies, just over the millenia. Early to rise, tend to the ranch or the herd, a little bit of this repair a little bit of that repaint
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by dualogy 9y ago
Yeah, if your tooling is based on wood, stone, clay etc, any "waste" left behind is entirely benign anyway. No plastics, heavy metals etc
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by dualogy 9y ago
The above example might as well serve to reassure you that dystopia is a long ways off. Because whoever saw the first "tractors" and had such worries, died long before the first hints of "tube food" appeared --- or certa
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by dualogy 9y ago
You have expressed my current assessment of the situation so well, mad props. To the OP, "combating" these tsunamis-that-already-happened is akin to various other (past or ongoing) "wars on intents"/ideas (won'
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by dualogy 9y ago
> Why even permit people to have secrets of any kind? The real "problem" is [...] people keeping secrets You might be on to something! To lead the way to a secret-free world, they might wanna start by dissolving MI5, MI6, etc
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by dualogy 9y ago
> How dare any politicians use X to promote their agendas? Welcome to planet Earth! I gather it's your first visit?

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