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by fallat 3y ago
Java (like mentioned in the article) does the same though IIRC Inferno OS is like Java in this regard. How will WASM change what Java has already done? Why would I compile Rust to WASM when I can compile Rust natively to any number of platf
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by fallat 3y ago
Roger that o7
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by fallat 3y ago
> I typically prefer to employ a strategy called surrealist satire Ah, gotchya.
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by fallat 3y ago
Neat talk but like... doesn't it all seem convoluted? What is the function of a Rube Goldberg web service? To allow it be made of anything? The problem with using Rust in Go is that you entirely miss all the parts you don't use Ru
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by fallat 3y ago
I'd love to see Jagex open source OSRS as a business decision to keep the game alive forever, and for leveraging the dedicated community. Now, I said open source, but that doesn't mean free. Even if the source was available, it wo
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by fallat 3y ago
Fall of the Roman Empire and the end of civilization
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by fallat 3y ago
> was actually more akin to entertainment Could you elaborate?
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by fallat 3y ago
I find ChatGPT is scary BAD for rubber ducking. You have to already have an idea of what's right and wrong to verify. It is insane how often ChatGPT is wrong when I ask it things. like 90% of the time it is wrong. It's probably be
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by fallat 3y ago
I think the RIAA's gonna lose actually. The media being archived isn't being used at large as a way to circumvent IP. I think we'll see a fairuse conclusion but not without some damage along the way - I suspect bits and piece
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by fallat 3y ago
Easier alternative is manipulate the nervous system, i.e. extremely low power shocks, like how real life works. Or pneumatics.
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by fallat 3y ago
> I'd say the one law of nature is that there are no laws of nature. That's ridiculous. There are certainly laws. But I think OP meant more so "natural pressures" that cause things to more often than not to align cer
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by fallat 3y ago
Not just nostalgia. I want to experience what the first personal computers were like. I think there's a lot of value there!
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by fallat 3y ago
We talk about have consistent desktop experience everywhere. This provides exactly that. Your desktop is everywhere you go. What sucks is, you need a whole browser for it. What sucks is, I think that's the only way to do it. A full on
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by fallat 3y ago
RSS, rise up!
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by fallat 3y ago
Why are all capitals red there?
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by fallat 3y ago
Why would reverse engineering be an interest at Nintendo? Curious.
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by fallat 3y ago
> I think having Wikipedia on my phone is 1000x more functionality. What.
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by fallat 3y ago
Derivation from AI vs derivation from 100000 humans can be interpreted many ways but a legal system.
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by fallat 3y ago
There's a grammar that tries its best to be maintained alongside the language but it's nothing solidified yet.
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by fallat 3y ago
Hey, you're doing great. Remember that you can't make everyone happy, and others will try to take you down. Mistakes happen to everyone. Just thought I'd give you a bit a positivity :) Sincerely a fellow person
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by fallat 3y ago
Yeah hiding these files would be a huge mistake.
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by fallat 3y ago
this guy doesnt popcorn.
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by fallat 3y ago
This person businesses. And to others reading: Miguel didn't say anything bad about Twilio really, just that the alignments for them aren't there - and that's ok. Maybe it back fires and Twilio adjusts back to its dev-focused
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by fallat 3y ago
> After glancing through this, I can confidently say Yeah ok.
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by fallat 3y ago
Weird "essay". The movie is hundreds of people other than Keanu also.
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by fallat 3y ago
I feel a kind of sadness for the author.
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by fallat 3y ago
Why would they?
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by fallat 3y ago
Ok, this made me look into why not the Dewey. It seems too hard to memorize the numbers for first time placement. So let's make a program that asks us when moving it into our collections? `dewey <file to organize>` Will then lead
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by fallat 3y ago
Another 10+ year user of this reporting in. It's 10000% not the speed but the reduced strain. I used to get bad pain from typing 60wpm in QWERTY for 30 minutes. I can type 100WPM constantly for the whole day with zero pain since the da
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by fallat 3y ago
My thinkpad does all those things... I expected really something crazier as a rebuttal. It sounds like you may have bought bad products and then bought a Mac when they had those specs and were happy then...

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