dunefox

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by dunefox 5y ago
Knowing that your every move is recorded and semi-public is a problem in itself and not far removed from 'spying'.
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by dunefox 5y ago
Sniffing their traffic is the opposite of trust. Either you trust them or you don't and monitor their behaviour.
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by dunefox 5y ago
It's absolutely reasonable to not want to be harassed by noise in ones home. Even if that means a musician has to find another place to practice. Living stress free takes precedence over learning an instrument.
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by dunefox 5y ago
Those still produce noise when you press the keys. Source: a friend can't practice after 8 because it bothers his downstairs neighbours.
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by dunefox 5y ago
If you think art or creativity have been automated then we must be looking at two very different "AI" fields.
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by dunefox 5y ago
> Is it because imagining a dog relieve itself on the street is less offensive than imagining a human doing it? Yes? How is it not?
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by dunefox 5y ago
I mean, apparently toxoplasmosis or something like it can result in personality changes even in humans.
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by dunefox 5y ago
> It's not a vague "in ten years we'll do X", it's "in 10 years we'll have X". It absolutely is. Nothing will happen. I know Germany, I live here.
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by dunefox 5y ago
We already have Firefox and few people use it compared to chrome. A third engine does not matter.
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by dunefox 5y ago
Use oh my zsh, then follow the instructions on the fzf page
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by dunefox 5y ago
Can you talk a bit about how you use Julia there?
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by dunefox 5y ago
This is pretty obvious if you have played Wordle or Worldle.
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by dunefox 5y ago
Almost the same thing imo. It's a screen and I already sit so much in front of screens... all the more now that Elden Ring is out.
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by dunefox 5y ago
Thing is that I just can't read PDFs.
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by dunefox 5y ago
I have almost never had problems with AMD drivers.
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by dunefox 5y ago
So because some professions have it worse developers need to have it worse as well? What a garbage point.
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by dunefox 5y ago
There's a package for using R libraries ( https://juliainterop.github.io/RCall.jl/stable/ ) and one for Python libraries ( https://github.com/JuliaPy/PyCall.jl ). It's pretty seamless.
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by dunefox 5y ago
> In maths, you know when you've got an exercise right, and so you don't need the answer written out for you. No, I might think I have the correct answer but I cannot know until I have seen the correct answer. I can justify a
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by dunefox 5y ago
Most results are at least somewhat cherrypicked.
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by dunefox 5y ago
My university certainly didn't in most cases.
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by dunefox 5y ago
Speak for yourself, I think it's better.
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by dunefox 5y ago
Abstract Algebra or as mathematicians call it: Algebra.
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by dunefox 5y ago
Dune. I'd like to recommend all 6 by Herbert, but since I can only recommend one I'll say Dune. My favourite book. I even have this beautiful edition: https://imgur.com/LQPoi4m
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by dunefox 5y ago
> junior developer salaries are within this reach in EU capitals. Junior developers make 75.000€ after taxes? They make about 50 - 60.000€ BEFORE taxes.
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by dunefox 5y ago
Ripgrep is good.
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by dunefox 5y ago
> ~5 years ago Was the language even stable then?
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by dunefox 5y ago
It's not if the familiar language obscures the central ideas.
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by dunefox 5y ago
What would that accomplish if the prions are inside your thumb already?
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by dunefox 5y ago
> And now having a hand sized guillotine in the lab is a bigger safety hazard. Come on now, it's not like it would be a giant curved blade hanging freely from the ceiling into middle of the room.
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by dunefox 5y ago
Depression can be a big factor, so I rather see cannabis use as a symptom not as the illness.

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