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floam
2y ago
It’s the past and present, what do you think will change if nothing changes?
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floam
2y ago
Are you thinking of FlowList? https://www.flowtoolz.com/flowlist/
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floam
2y ago
He stole my idea, that’s why I don’t post from my GENIUS_IDEAS.txt anymore.
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floam
2y ago
This is potentially useful because people can be very impressionable when it comes to quantum magic. I think if I could build some kind of shiny heavy tangible apparatus to interface with the IBM compute service, with like seven segment LED
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floam
2y ago
MacBook, iPhone, iPad?
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floam
2y ago
By killing the delivery worker? AFAIK the ol’ unlimited free pizza by killing the thread trick no longer works. It sure was nice while it lasted, especially on platforms that easily let you kill a thread id, even kids could do it. Remember
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floam
5y ago
Makes shebangs easier
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floam
5y ago
I know my vision is still good, but there is no debate that my vision back then was a lot better. And focusing for tens of hours certainly wasn't any kind of effort.
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floam
5y ago
You can posix_spawn there without tcsetpgrp races, that is pretty cool. Still leading the way! https://www.austingroupbugs.net/view.php?id=1044 https://developer.blackberry.com/native/reference/cor
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floam
5y ago
"542 lines of code" (a configuration file), "best viewed in tahoma size 7"... cringe. In my defense, it was 2001-2002, I mostly had MS Paint at my disposal, and I was 14 (and not like a smart 14).
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floam
5y ago
Stimulates a bit of an impulse I had as a teenager and wanting to experience that on my PC, or get into BeOS or QNX, based just on witnessing screenshots and something deeply striking my fancy. Before I got into Linux (which was before I go
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floam
5y ago
Something that looks and acts like a phone that can't call 911 might not be a super idea in a home with elderly.
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floam
5y ago
I've successfully waited out debts, even a felony possession warrant once the time I got caught buying MDMA and fled the state. Took their toll stress-wise, though.
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floam
5y ago
Oh man I feel like I have PTSD from procrastinating on projects for so many years. Heart rate is up, and I feel like drinking in excess.
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floam
5y ago
I drank a lot (really, a lot. Like so much you can have a seizure when you try to stop.) when my dad was dying. And didn't visit for a few months because I had the excuse of my toddler I'm raising. I regret not spending more time
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floam
5y ago
GitHub... has reviews? likes?
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floam
5y ago
er, I said classifiers, but I meant determiners. e.g. (missing words in brackets) … as a sign of good faith and trust we wish to pay you [the] equivalent of 10,000 USD immediately on Monero to [an] address you provide. Your thoughtfu
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floam
5y ago
What I noticed reading through the affidavit is that the undercover agents were obviously pretending to have not quite native English, by dropping classifiers like "a", "an", or "the" here and there. That'
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floam
5y ago
I don't won't you
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floam
5y ago
Robert Bigelow. https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2021/05/28/ufos-secre...
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floam
5y ago
An eccentric billionaire constituent of Harry Reid that was obsessed with UFOs forced the armed services to go on a wild goose chase a few years back. This is the result.
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floam
5y ago
The recent National Academies study for the Department of State seemed to not think it is ultrasonic: https://federalnewsnetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Ha... Some kind of pulsed RF/microwave
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floam
6y ago
LPDDR never has ECC. Also, one can look at the [x-rays of the M1 die ( https://images.anandtech.com/doci/16252/M1.png ) and see the eight 16-bit LPDDR channels. It might have ECC on caches but that's nothing ex
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floam
8y ago
> QEMU now has ‘hvf’ (hypervisor.framework) available in master as an accelerator, I think it was a summer of code project. It was not a Summer of Code project, there was (is) a company called Veertu that did the work who sold a virtuali
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floam
19y ago
Reddit-of-old had this stuff. Just in manageable small quantities sprinkled over the smart stuff. As long as it stays close to this ratio, I think it's fine.