euroderf

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481.
by euroderf 11mo ago
FWIW it doesn't get better than 12-TET until you get to (like) 53-TET.
482.
by euroderf 11mo ago
Ultimate Test
483.
by euroderf 11mo ago
A screeching chorus of stochastic parrots, submitted for your approval.
484.
by euroderf 11mo ago
> But open door policy doesn't have to mean a literal open door. This makes me think of people hanging out on Slack. But then the interruptions are constant if you keep an eye on it.
485.
by euroderf 11mo ago
Claude might have an emotional signature that is all cuddly touchy-feely in an abstract, intangible, disembodied way. But.. Anthropic - as a corporation - will still have that deep, dark, insatiable desire to rape your wallet.
486.
by euroderf 11mo ago
There is a lot of complexity lurking there. At a second home I have HA running on an RPi and also an Apple Homepod Mini (with Matter). I wish someone could explain to me how these two devices do (or do not) interact, and how I can get Apple
487.
by euroderf 11mo ago
OpenPoleMap is achievable. Just don't expect local governments to subsidise the mapping of obstacles to drones of the likes of Amazon.
488.
by euroderf 11mo ago
Related?: Face ID is a wretched mess. Swiping up again and again (and faster! again!) until the phone decides to get a clue, at which point multiple swipes have registered - taking away the context you had when the screen locked.
489.
by euroderf 11mo ago
In 7th grade history, once a week the class started with a brief (written) quiz. Is something like that so hard to do ?
490.
by euroderf 11mo ago
For those of you playing at home, LTO is link-time optimization.
491.
by euroderf 11mo ago
> "non-human intelligence" Why couldn't this be an A.I. that runs circles around us ? If an alien craft contains zero biomass, it might have taken thousands or even millions(!!) of years to finally arrive at our humble abo
492.
by euroderf 11mo ago
> Selfishness is the default and the natural impulse. Speak for yourself. In everyday matters, defaulting to selfishness really stands out. My 0,02€.
493.
by euroderf 11mo ago
From the article: > Studies in people who develop apathy have shown that many of them just don’t find it sufficiently rewarding to take action. The cost of making the effort doesn’t seem worth the potential benefit. In a work environment
494.
by euroderf 11mo ago
D was typically a CD-ROM drive. So when CD-ROMs went the way of the dinosaurs, where did D go ? Is it always some kind of SYS drive nowadays ?
495.
by euroderf 11mo ago
If you mean (for example) a zipfile, AFAICT there's not a whole lot of difference between them when used in this capacity.
496.
by euroderf 11mo ago
Maybe you misunderstand the scenario. An SQLite DB can have records where each record contains a path. This column can be used to emulate a hierarchical tree-type filesystem. There's a few different ways to represent the path informati
497.
by euroderf 11mo ago
> I don't understand why you'd ever want to use a relational database for that. It's a completely different paradigm. Well, it might be a relation DB or else a zipfile. Why couldn't I encapsulate a file tree in a sing
498.
by euroderf 11mo ago
Skydiver was usually in the right place too. Or, _a_ Skydiver.
499.
by euroderf 11mo ago
Agreed on all points. Yes it was dynamite on the ladies.
500.
by euroderf 11mo ago
Convenience? Not cluttering up a directory with a transient file tree?
501.
by euroderf 11mo ago
Not your cup of alien tea eh. Considering all the sci-fi available out there, maybe nowadays the target audience would be high schoolers..
502.
by euroderf 11mo ago
> 10k was roughly invention of agriculture and cats are super useful for rodent control Grain means storable food but also... beer. Cats and beer.
503.
by euroderf 11mo ago
FUSE on Mac seems to be a kernel/permissions mess.
504.
by euroderf 11mo ago
There seems to be no single software solution "out there" for mounting an SQLite DB (or an SQLite archive) as a file system, with or without per-record relative paths.
505.
by euroderf 11mo ago
An assembled version would sell like hotcakes.
506.
by euroderf 11mo ago
You're absolutely right that I'm absolutely right! So how may I serve you today?
507.
by euroderf 11mo ago
You want your immune system to simmer, not to boil.
508.
by euroderf 11mo ago
> elements up to the mass of iron are formed by stellar fusion And elements down to the mass of iron can also be formed. But iron is at the bottom of the well.
509.
by euroderf 11mo ago
One party is more open-minded about it, and ready to use their brains.
510.
by euroderf 11mo ago
Yup, if Taiwan is attacked and the straits at Indonesia are denied to Chinese merchant vessels, every EV is a net plus for the wartime economy.

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