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fbanon
4y ago
Sounds a bit... hare-brained. :^)
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fbanon
4y ago
Marmite is a famously controversial topic. They're probably protecting the author from harrassment.
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fbanon
4y ago
It only has a hint of beer taste to it. I would say it's more like a thicker soy sauce with hints of natto (fermented soybeans).
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fbanon
4y ago
Basically concentrated yeast. It has a uniquely pungent taste.
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fbanon
4y ago
Cool! I hope they'll eventually have a feature where you can put $placeholders in your document, and they get replaced automatically with the latest politically correct phrasing!
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fbanon
5y ago
>but playing a slave-catcher is seriously problematic Then don't play it?
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fbanon
5y ago
They're talking about Amazon.
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fbanon
5y ago
Stephen Woflram have been pushing his cellular automata for 20 years now (A New Kind of Science came out in 2002). Can you point me to a single useful result that came out of it?
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fbanon
5y ago
A friend of mine was studying graphic design, but became disillusioned and decided to switch to frontend programming after he graduated. His thesis advisor said he should be cautious, because automation/AI will soon take the jobs of pr
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fbanon
5y ago
Facebook didn't call people back to the office.
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fbanon
5y ago
Waiting for the animation to finish.
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fbanon
5y ago
Cool!
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fbanon
5y ago
Not possible. https://physics.stackexchange.com/a/413990 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Etendue#Conservation_of_etendu...
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fbanon
5y ago
They're probably not operating in the projects. This is from a college campus.
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fbanon
5y ago
I hope this was sarcasm.
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fbanon
5y ago
Cool! Finally they will be able to reuse their code when implementing Settings on Linux and macOS! Though, I guess the previous N iterations of Settings will still be available behind hidden menus, right? Windows is an abomination.
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fbanon
5y ago
I would expect machine learning to be more useful in generating this kind of fluff.
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fbanon
5y ago
Go ahead, dress up if that floats your boat. But don't force it on others!
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fbanon
5y ago
>Did you know if you make a 4x4 matrix where the columns are the (x,y,z,1) vertices of a tetrahedron, the rows of its inverse are the coefficients of the plane equations of the faces of that tetrahedron? You can also use the adjoins. Geo
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fbanon
5y ago
>For searching documentation or Stackoverflow it can be fine I have to disagree on that one. If you search for some API or error message, 9 out of 10 results will be these malware-ridden autogenerated clones of Stackoverflow. I can'
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fbanon
5y ago
Lol. Someone is salty they can't make money off of others' work.
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fbanon
5y ago
>It's so easy to install your own version and override it that this is not an issue. It's easy to override it? Really? Don't forget that macOS comes with bash, zsh, ksh, tcsh... You have to override it in each of those!
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fbanon
5y ago
*yawn* https://www.theverge.com/2018/10/24/18019464/4chan-anon-anim...
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fbanon
5y ago
The high-tech equivalent is an Intel MacBook Pro in your lap, running a clean build.
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fbanon
5y ago
If someone said they got mental problems from regular alcohol/amphetamine/antidepressants/benzodiazepines consumption nobody would question them. But when they share a negative experience with cannabis, suddenly a bunch of st
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fbanon
5y ago
Finally, we can cancel quantum mechanics and go back to determinism!
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fbanon
5y ago
There is no locking on the audio path. Mutexes are fine for protecting metadata access. Don't use atomics unless it would measurably improve hot-path performance.
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fbanon
5y ago
Nope, I've turned off online metadata. I've debugged it and the issue is that Kodi wouldn't pipeline the SMB read requests, so a huge chunk of time is spent waiting for small bits of data to arrive.
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5y ago
My gripe with Kodi is that it's horribly slow at scanning even my medium-sized (~1.5 TB) music collection. I've tried switching to UPnP so that the metadata is scanned locally on the media server, but Kodi's UPnP support is h
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fbanon
5y ago
Most Linux maintainers don't want Rust.
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