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11mo ago
Wouldn’t that be like a special case of neuro-symbolic programming?! There are plenty of research going on
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f1shy
1y ago
IMHO you are going way way way to far. Far in the weeds.
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1y ago
This is gold! Thanks.
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1y ago
This is also my experience. I was miserable from 13 until 35yo. Then made big changes. I think it is extremely dangerous to make that affirmations, that may take away any hope some depressed folk may have, being 25 and having a hard time. T
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1y ago
With some capacitors you can build a voltage multiplicator https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voltage_multiplier
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Conifer's iron magnet electric motors cut China out of the picture
(newatlas.com)
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1y ago
You sent me down a rabbit hole. I have no idea, but: I searched axial flow motor in wikipedia, and the last link is: https://newatlas.com/technology/conifer-iron-magnet-electric... So maybe?
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1y ago
All the utilities are not GNU, but BSD, so there are differences. But typically not a problem, as long as you move inside POSIX. Most GNU utilities (all?) can be installed if you prefer them. For example, make is typically gmake, and you re
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1y ago
> - IDE support is an issue still I thought it was about the parallel ATA. And I tought "who uses that still?!" but is about IDEs for programming... sorry about the topic deviation, but I laughed hard.
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1y ago
I would argue (without any proof, just by feeling) that currently there are more people that think the past is better than the present. There is even a statement "every past time was better": is a subjective perception influenced
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1y ago
I changed my iPhone 8 about 1 year ago. Now I have a 16, which I will probably be using in 2031
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1y ago
Fuck those assholes!!! From 20k to 500… how do you name that?
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1y ago
If I could only make this comment more visible. I worked in 2 extrema of the spectrum. Ones would say nothing personal, strictly professional, never curse, like robots (any experience in Japan) The others would come, curse constantly, even
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1y ago
In my experience, I would say no. Same as similar approaches (e.g. Waldorfschule) Once I asked some advocate of the method, what was it exactly; the reply was very good and detailed, but then I pointed out institutes that “follow” the metho
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1y ago
Related video from M Wandel: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OM4Nku2qAiI&pp=ygUVTWF0dGhpYXM...
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1y ago
I think the comment goes more in the direction: “previously playing poker was a totally private thing, didn’t cost me a dime, now part of my taxes is used for that”
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1y ago
Do you have a source for that. Would be nice to have that in my list :)
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1y ago
Is there a cheap SBC in which it runs without hassle? I would like to give it a try. I've used Freebsd from 2000 up to 2015 or so, but never used openbsd
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1y ago
Not to confuse: peanuts cannot directly be eaten because of risk of choke, as infants cannot chew them. The advice is to add as ingredient, as e.g. peanut butter.
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1y ago
Does not seem so clear to me. If so it could be stated with more pseudo code. Also the eventual need for multiple exit points…
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1y ago
Maybe. But seems to me there should be better ways to organize the code. In the case you mention there will be many places where you have to cleanup (that is what the article is about) so the code will be hell to debug: multithreaded, with
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1y ago
I’ve read it, and I found nothing to justify that piece of code. Can you please explain?
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1y ago
Should this code: while (true) { if (stop) { break; } // Perform some work completing in a reasonable time } Be just: While(!stop){ Do-the-thing; } Anyway, the last part: >> It’s quite frustrat
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1y ago
This is what I do. When I see a free PDF that seems well written, or was suggested to me, I save it in the bucket “maybe someday I might need that” but l know I will 99% never read. My experience is that it is useful. At least 10 books that
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This is my experience. While transient mode helped at the beginning for discovery. I learned fast the 10 things I use constantly, and never look the transient buffer. When I want to do something, I see the documentation, for me it is often
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1y ago
I think is not fair at all, as a default installation has a menu bar, and you can save a file in file->save. While doing so it will tell you the shortcut.
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1y ago
X could do that before RDP was even a project. I think OP is meaning something different.
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1y ago
If everything is properly done, it should be next to trivial to add a server. When I was working on that we had a written procedure, when followed strictly, it would just take less than an hour
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1y ago
You can vary the frequency, power, energy, focus... is not the SAME ultrasound.
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1y ago
In 2010 I was managing 100 servers, with many Oracle and Postgres DB, PHP, Apache, all on Solaris and Sun HW. I was constantly impressed by how people were unable to do more or less correct estimations. I had a discussion with my boss, he w
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