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by el_oni 5y ago
Could I ask why? do lifetimes not do it for you?
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by el_oni 5y ago
Yes, absolutly, it needs to come from the top down as well as the bottom up. In a world where we give subsidies to polluters which artificially decreases the price, it makes it harder for consumers to make the right choice. If we instead su
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by el_oni 5y ago
It's not, you are completely correct. But I try to buy from companies that align with my values, I run my tech and things into the ground before I buy new. But it doesn't take a few people being perfect, it takes all of us to impe
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by el_oni 5y ago
This is why I find the "x% of emissions are caused by 100 companies so there's nothing an individual can do" counter productive. Those 100 companies are fossil fuel companies, they distribute fuel and petroleum products to ev
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by el_oni 5y ago
Corn was the name for all cereal grains in old english [0] [0] https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/corn
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by el_oni 5y ago
A pi2b lives under my desk and runs a discord bot, pihole and database. Now that I've learnt docker im tempted to go back and containerize everything on it
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by el_oni 5y ago
This might be a dumb question but, isn't this something that could be implimented using CSS grid? Not being able to use semantic elements does suck though
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by el_oni 5y ago
I think that's more due to the 3rd party seller than the raspberry pi foundation. I just picked one up from the pihut[0] without anything bundled in. [0] https://thepihut.com/products/raspberry-pi-zero-2
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by el_oni 5y ago
Well yeah it was trained on humans
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by el_oni 5y ago
And yet i would argue that comprehensions and decorators are more readable and simple than wrapped functions and for-loops that append to a list. Having one way of doing something and sticking with it even when better ways emerge is nonsens
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by el_oni 5y ago
From what I understand they organise the hunts when a pod of cetaceans is spotted off the coast. Rather than sending fishing fleets out, they corral them into a fjord and slaughter them on the beach. In some ways this is better than fishing
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by el_oni 5y ago
I've been going a similar way. Data and the methods to act upon the data. But i also find myself writing in a more functional style too, limiting the amount of side effects, pure functions when i can manage it. It makes testing so much
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by el_oni 5y ago
My local bus company did this. 3 trips in a day? Price caps out at a day ticket. 14 trips in a week? Price caps out at a weekly ticket. Same for the month. It has a weird effect where I would take a couple of extra journeys just to whack it
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by el_oni 5y ago
> Any ideas on what to call this that's less vulgar, but still derisive? I like bird bath for this. I agree with your overall sentiment, I do also aknowledge that we (as a society) are very wasteful with resources. I would like to s
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by el_oni 5y ago
>only one master at a time and the slaves are not meant to be promoted. So not like a historical master-slave relationship. Master-slave may capture the relationship, but humans still have to read, write and interact with those systems.
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by el_oni 5y ago
while this might be true, the fact that there are master-slave analogies elsewhere makes other uses of master in CS suspect. if the analogy had been "master-apprentice" instead there probably wouldnt be as much pushback everywhere
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by el_oni 5y ago
I read a gitlab blog[0] where they mention that "master" comes from bitkeeper where there was a master repository and slave repositories. It does make one wonder, if there was more diversity in CS when these things were being made
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by el_oni 5y ago
Do I understand it correctly? It loops back to the origin machine so they were seeing their own files? And they thought they were seeing the files on an external machine?
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by el_oni 5y ago
Just checked on haveibeenpwned correcthorsebatterystaple has been seen 130 times. It seems a lot of people took the xkcd at face value.
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by el_oni 5y ago
Thanks, wrote it on phone and didn't see the formatting.
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by el_oni 5y ago
Location: Leeds, UK Remote: 3-5 days Willing to relocate: no Technologies: python, matplotlib, pandas, html, css, js Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthew-o-neill-8b479082 Email: oneill_91@hotmail.co.uk Just fi
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by el_oni 5y ago
Thanks for the httpx info. Im still using requests but have been looking for a none-blocking option. With regards to installing via the windows store, I've been told by others in various programmer communities that this isn't the
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by el_oni 5y ago
"Going down the rabbit hole" brings to mind entering the rabbits warren. "Going down the rabit whole" brings to mind entering the rabbit.
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by el_oni 5y ago
Dicyclohexyl carbodiimine. I used the liquid diisopropyl carbodiimine for 2 years but i wasnt keen on using such a toxic powder
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by el_oni 5y ago
I understand your point, but at the same time i don't know of an industry where increasing efficiency has lead them to think "now we can use less".
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by el_oni 5y ago
I've done similar with a chemical that was "fatal on inhalation, fatal on skin contact, fatal on ingestion" i dont think its been opened and its sitting in the lab to this day.
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by el_oni 5y ago
I would guess because bitterness is what makes it taste like an "adult" drink. A lot of non-alcoholic options tend to be sweet: soft drinks, fruit juices, mocktails being the first that come to mind. The newer trend with companies
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by el_oni 5y ago
>Men are not doing as well as women in school. When I've spoken to people about this i get a "that's because they dont try as hard" (anecdote not data). Which has always struck me as odd. When women didn't do wel
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by el_oni 5y ago
You have to expend money and/or energy in aquiring materials and labour to build the water mill. Money and/or energy in maintaining it.
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by el_oni 5y ago
Just to throw in my 2c. I'm a big fan of jupyter notebooks for data visualisation and prototyping pipelines. Being able to run all of your data analysis code then run your visualisation code without having to repipe your data is great.

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