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by falserum 3y ago
But it’s like a deal with a devil, just instead of selling your soul, you would be giving away a lot of tears. Frequently. In large quantities.
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by falserum 3y ago
My vague recollection of that show matches yours.
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by falserum 3y ago
I’m not playing anything. Maybe venting a bit. And since your reading… :-) I honestly think (and am annoyed somewhat) that asking for statistics/study (popular on HN), or citation (even more popular on wikipedia), became convenient wa
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by falserum 3y ago
> Chastise > punish, especially by beating. I know, education is though these days. Here, take some more beating: > An esoteric programming language (sometimes shortened to esolang) is a programming language designed to test the bo
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by falserum 3y ago
Worth noticing - most of the decisions in the world are made without statistics gathered by independent auditors, but by using the information and experience that’s available. (My point here: its correct to reject idea, because you have sta
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by falserum 3y ago
> Do non-executives care more On average, executive priorities are different from non-executives. If one hires a plane engineer, one’s filter will be: person who is capable and motivated to engineer a plane. If one hires an executive, re
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by falserum 3y ago
I think “esoteric” is meant for brainfuck, maldbrot and similar. D, nim and co, are quite traditional in language design languages, just not popular (yet).
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by falserum 3y ago
Mostly, with any endeavour, you never start in advanced state, you have basic solution, then refine and grow it. I guess formula would be: tech skills x organisational quality x budget x iterations already under the belt. Any of these fact
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by falserum 3y ago
/s
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by falserum 3y ago
Stopped reading after this: > Recently
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by falserum 3y ago
Hydro dams prove that it’s possible, but they require being blessed by geography/topology.
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by falserum 3y ago
Cloud clearly makes sense for: - small business with at least some reliability expectation, and little to none IT expertise - huge workload requirement volatility - having someone else to blame - solution is already working in cloud, with t
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by falserum 3y ago
How ext differs from a browser? Browsers already run js. I assume there is something to gain.
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by falserum 3y ago
Yes. (Space inefficiency)
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by falserum 3y ago
> can only be positive recommendations Curious: how is it ensured? (I mean moderation is hard..)
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by falserum 3y ago
> If 93% of stock market wealth help by the wealthiest 10% represents $10k, Assuming Us has round 300k population. My understanding: lets say whole market is worth 1Gz, i.e. sum(share*sharePirce) over (all shares in all companies) is 1 g
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by falserum 3y ago
Malicious compliance, to make unsubscription more annoying, so spam can continue to flow.
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by falserum 3y ago
Not in the know, but would seem plausible that some of ships have itinerary China->Eu->Us->Eu (i.e. ship being late to EU will make it also late to US )
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by falserum 3y ago
Boeing has bad month. There was also loose screws (not max though)
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by falserum 3y ago
Mail from pacific ocean floor is slow or it’s a separate case?
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by falserum 3y ago
Definitely not happy with gradle, but using gradle.build.kts makes it at least somewhat bearable.
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by falserum 3y ago
CPU -> is hardware meant to run any program. ASIC -> is hardware that may run only single program which is hardcoded into the chip. FPGA is something between CPU and ASIC. Right? (At eli5 level)
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by falserum 3y ago
My current take is “program with if statements all the way down”->CPU, “Multiply these humongous matrix multiple times per second”->GPU. What is FPGA for?
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by falserum 3y ago
Python list is backed by array. So removing an element from the middle of list is costly. (I assume this was the reason for linked list usage in original version)
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by falserum 3y ago
You don’t know that. Maybe parent is a judge.
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by falserum 3y ago
Thanks. I wonder whether this line was 50% of the reason for dismissal (and Palestine things being the other half): > Secondly, don’t make money for investors who whitewash genocide, namely partners at Boldstart, DCVC, Harrison Metal, Re
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by falserum 3y ago
Please let me understand what you believe, what you mean by “helped overthrow” in case of ukraine. In your opinion: - were people happy with the president? Did people come voluntarily? - What did US do?
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by falserum 3y ago
If they open border they will let the Hamas out of the trap. (Then Cairo could start receiving air deliveries of either hamas bombs or hamas hunter bombs; neither is nice)
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by falserum 3y ago
Not op, but my guess would be: mass killings based on genes.
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by falserum 3y ago
It’s multigenerational vendeta. Both sides have what to avenge for. Three ways how piece can be achieved here: - side a is wiped out - side b is wiped out - both sides turn the other cheek and shake hands. Both sides know that, and neither

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