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by eps 6mo ago
The FBI is not a spy network.
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by eps 6mo ago
A friend of mine went to a local mushroom picking course and among things they mentioned that morels are difficult to cook from fresh, because of the gastro problems. Apparently, the advice was to dry them before using in recipes. What&#x
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by eps 7mo ago
They did just that if we are to believe random reddit posts.
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by eps 7mo ago
Especially in the rain, with a kid on a bolted-on backseat behind you and while sharing the road with cars that don't want you to be there. Just throw in an electric motor and will suddenly become fun.
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by eps 7mo ago
Conversely, it'd be cool to play it on an large empty office building. One window = one pixel.
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by eps 7mo ago
I saw one in a computer museum in Switzerland. It was a much larger field, it was just large orange LEDs (or were they tubes?), but it also cycled between a dozen of different cell automata games. Something about being able to see individua
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by eps 7mo ago
Classes. MF classes.
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by eps 7mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33755016 Way simpler than hnprofile from the sibling comment. This one used cosine similarity between user vocs - https://web.archive.org/web/20221126225241/htt
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by eps 7mo ago
> 1 million deaths Casulties, not deaths.
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by eps 7mo ago
Got excited that someone made one of those 120v humming coil beauties do the numbers... alas, it's just yet another NN project :-/
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by eps 8mo ago
They depricate some methods (very rarely and reasonably) and add new enums or struct versions to existing ones, but never change existing semantics, leave alone method signatures. As I said elsewhere, I invite you to find examples of actu
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by eps 8mo ago
I'm not confusing anything.
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by eps 8mo ago
"Every document" notwithstanding, Native API is very widely used in practice and generally considered stable. If in doubt, try and find examples of its breakage, semantic changes, etc.
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by eps 8mo ago
> Microsoft are free to change the Native API at will,... But they won't, because if there is one thing that Microsoft has always been extremely good at and cared for is backward compatibility. And changing Native API will break a
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by eps 8mo ago
> that's from over 100 km up through an atmosphere Could be from atmospheric fly-overs.
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by eps 8mo ago
Through which means?
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by eps 8mo ago
This definetly looks like some sort of scam. Like a volume key license being resold against EULA or some such.
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by eps 8mo ago
Who's hit with the transaction fees though?
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by eps 8mo ago
Bonus question is which PCs had IR ports.
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by eps 8mo ago
Yeah, it's really a masterpiece. It's utterly fantastic.
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by eps 8mo ago
What's the use case? Clearly, you made it with some specific use in mind, at least initially. What was it?
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by eps 8mo ago
This is truly excellent. The grid is completely randomly generated?
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by eps 8mo ago
Add https://tiledwords.com https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45750789
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by eps 9mo ago
Stunnel basically allows you to easily secure existing network protocols. POP3 over stunnel -> SPOP3. A practical solution, both for legacy components and for the cases when you don't want to deal with implementing TLS natively. Ult
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by eps 9mo ago
> But it takes a lot of discipline to keep the slop out of the code base. It is largely a question of working ethics, rather than a matter of discipline per se.
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by eps 9mo ago
Aye. AI is also great for learning specifics of poorly documented APIs, e.g. COM-based brainrot from Microsoft.
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by eps 9mo ago
> bizarre sharpening contraptions https://www.tsprof.eu wants a word
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by eps 9mo ago
They also have an excellent book, covering both the subject matter (knives and sharpening) and how the company came to be. Somewhat similar to the book of the Blue Bottle founder on coffee and his company path. Both are basically, as the GP
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by eps 9mo ago
I was speaking from experience selling single-fee end-user Windows apps for about a decade. Trials are basically a must as virtually no one would pre-buy to test. Perhaps on Macs it's different, or maybe it's due to your price p
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by eps 9mo ago
Just provide limited support to non-paying customers. Keep it forum-based, for example. That's it.

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