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by froh 2y ago
a typical McD generates a tad more revenue though...
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by froh 2y ago
from their FAQ: "TrunkVer always defensively implies breaking changes between versions."
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by froh 2y ago
yes, yes, yes! see the Linux Kernel for plenty of such good and readable uses of go-to, considered useful: "on error, jump there in the cleanup sequence ..."
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by froh 2y ago
I wonder how deleting emails works with sarbanes oxley? don't you have to keep any records that may affect the bottom line, down to the individual who created the information item? that's what they told us back when S-O was intr
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by froh 2y ago
the contrast with independent random events is exactly the point of the comment you've replied to, isn't it?
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by froh 2y ago
In Germany simple basic matrix algebra is introduced in the last two or three years at school (grades 11/12 and 13 where that exists)
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by froh 2y ago
yes! a thousand times yes! thing is: the barrier to entry is much higher and it's much harder to find peers and a supportive environment. it's much simpler to practice with a ball, be it soccer or baseball, than it is finding
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by froh 2y ago
I think we agree to disagree. how is allowing a kid to do what they have fun with (maths in this case) "robbing them of their childhood?? If it involved tears and pressure for performance and obligation, yes, that's questionable.
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by froh 2y ago
Hi bhoot, you have a section on "cp", where you note plain "cp" copies the contents of the linked-to file. there also is an option "cp --archive" which copies the symlink as such. also someone else pointed out
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by froh 2y ago
and wait 'til the author learns about `cp --archive`, copying the symlink instead of the file contents... no I shouldn't be so snarky. it's good that people share their learning experiences. I apologize. original author, you
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by froh 2y ago
I get the logic and I get where you come from. I come from a place where of all "information sources" scholar.google.com is still one of the slightly more trustworthy ones. the review process has its quirks, but it's better
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by froh 2y ago
TIL "Sealioning" which it wasn't. we're discussing scientific culture. OP is pointing out a problem. and now you say always and everywhere which is a strong claim. happens sometimes, ok. happens a lot, okay. but &quot
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by froh 2y ago
any source for "everywhere" ? aka "science can't be trusted", hinting at "anywhere" ?
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by froh 2y ago
maybe they were thinking of those? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_microcars
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by froh 2y ago
:-) thanks for sharing. It would be lovely to have key ChatGPT prompts available, e.g. in the git history, i.e. how did you get from here to there? and in contrast, what did you do manually?
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by froh 2y ago
who'd thunk im lucky at my workplace...
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by froh 2y ago
who says an architect doesn't build things?
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by froh 2y ago
what do you mean? its treesitter based already: https://mergiraf.org/architecture.html
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by froh 2y ago
life is roff out there.
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by froh 2y ago
yah my coldest darkest winter ever was 1998 in Berlin. still the light was okay until 4pm and the gas lights were turned on then or later not before...
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by froh 2y ago
hm reminds me of "what have the romans ever done for us?" but thx for elaborating.
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by froh 2y ago
the section "conclusion" is a good summary of the article, of major usenet design decisions and also of it's shortcomings. It seems it has ~~degenerated~~ evolved to a niche file sharing platform for obscure contents? I remem
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by froh 2y ago
but why? what for?
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by froh 2y ago
where do you have that 3pm from? on the shortest days of the year, sun sets 1552 and it's still good daylight until 1630 https://www.timeanddate.com/sun/germany/berlin?month=12 also if there is no DST, sunris
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by froh 2y ago
I'd like us to take a little nuance when it comes to "middle class". tech workers rarely are "middle class". not even "upper middle class". We tend to have a contorted idea of real income percentiles. ht
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by froh 2y ago
wouldn't it be lovely if someone, somehow pointed out that it should be if a == b == c != "-": return Winner ? so three empty fields in a row don't "win" the game?
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by froh 2y ago
you mean you want the algorithm that generated the 200MB explicit recipe? wouldn't that be the very paper that's shared as article here?
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by froh 2y ago
> Moves like this that destroy your community will eventually usher in a replacement. yes! bitkeeper tried licensing shenanigans and lost to git. smalltalk did licensing shenanigans and lost to Java. Qt almost died and motivated Gnome. I
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by froh 2y ago
it's a desperately unrelated philosophical Artwork "Photon" of a Polish artist Norman Leto with obscure Cyrillic (?) subtitles. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norman_Leto
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by froh 2y ago
so a more precise title would be "yocto BSP & Board bring up: x86 Early Kernel Boot Process with Microcode, ACPI Overrides, and Initrd "

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