frollogaston

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by frollogaston 1mo ago
You only know what the front of the house looks like.
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by frollogaston 1mo ago
And I made a lot off oil futures in high school thinking I had a plan, but it was just gambling
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by frollogaston 1mo ago
Or in general, short-term strategies don't work unless you've got the insider info
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by frollogaston 1mo ago
Per the article, journalists were banned for posting flight trackers focused on certain executives. Don't see how that's anything but doxxing.
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by frollogaston 1mo ago
He wasn't intolerant, just wasn't going to agree with the officer on this
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by frollogaston 1mo ago
Ok I had to look this up because last time I did MC modding was when I was in high school... It used to be obfuscated. Someone used to manually map those to human-readable names (didn't know this back then and thought the names were so
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by frollogaston 1mo ago
Java edition is also proprietary, and I don't see what stops them from milking it. They did DCMA-takedown Bukkit and lock a ton of paid accounts out of the game, but nothing further. Like they could drop Mac/Linux support, and I&#
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by frollogaston 1mo ago
The irony is it's more like 35 year olds who don't care about modding realistic nuclear reactors into the game and just want to play with their kids
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by frollogaston 1mo ago
What's wrong with using https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/download/server/bedrock ? I get that consoles require subscriptions for any kind of online connectivity, but didn't think the iPad had that li
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by frollogaston 1mo ago
Idk where it says this. Never played Bedrock though cause that doesn't work on Mac.
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by frollogaston 1mo ago
No?
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by frollogaston 1mo ago
The problem with Israel is we do anything they want without getting anything comparable in return. And they control both our parties. It's not like this in Ukraine or the Asian Pacific.
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by frollogaston 1mo ago
Really best for the US to get rid of the zionism ties. I'm fine with US imperialism, which actually benefits us, not this bs where we spend all our money and diplomatic strength on some other country.
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by frollogaston 1mo ago
There were a bunch of groups who actually called themselves either Antifa or Antifascist Action. That's where the name originates. It's not that US govt wants to give them credit for being "anti fascism."
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by frollogaston 1mo ago
It's not a given that you always have some server without NAT in the way. Even if you do, it might bottleneck or add latency to the two ends trying to talk. I've been there.
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by frollogaston 1mo ago
parseInt wants a string. If the input isn't a string, it calls toString. 0.0000001.toString() gives "1e-7". parseInt takes the first number it seems in a string, so 1 in this case, or like parseInt("123asdfasdf") gi
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by frollogaston 1mo ago
All of these are cause JS builtins like to auto-cast things. + only accepts strings or numbers, - only accepts numbers. Really these should be errors instead, but it's also not very surprising or annoying once you know this. Basically,
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by frollogaston 1mo ago
That one does suck. I'd get it if < > did the same thing, but it doesn't.
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by frollogaston 1mo ago
There is some of that in the US due to government subsidies. People have stories about making their own ISPs in rural parts. But it's not 94.9% fiber.
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by frollogaston 1mo ago
Spectrum was ok where I live, but Cox has faster upload speeds, so I switched. Spectrum acquired Cox about a week after I did that.
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by frollogaston 1mo ago
"Gallia est omnis divisa in partes tres"
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by frollogaston 1mo ago
I don't notice. I had 60mbit/s for a while and it was fine. That's two typical 4K streams. Now I have 1gbit/s that I never use. What I did notice was the 1mbit/s upload speed that came with it. Uploading large files
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by frollogaston 1mo ago
This could be it. The classic student with a Windows laptop and git-bash installed, where they think git and bash are the same thing, also PuTTY. I also wonder how many people gave up on Python just because the installer doesn't put it
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by frollogaston 1mo ago
The point of SWIG is it works across many langs, but this comes at a cost. The SWIG .i and autogen'd C wrapper are extra layers that can get annoying, particularly during debug. Always hated dealing with SWIG'd libs at work. And P
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by frollogaston 1mo ago
Probably, but I'd rather not mess with it unless it stops working as-is. I've done CPU re-pasting before but not GPU.
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by frollogaston 1mo ago
The site's full story is missing the actual tweet that got him banned. He said the officer is a man. This is an issue lots of people disagree about, and Twitter wanted to force their narrative. Even if this is treated as a targeted ins
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by frollogaston 1mo ago
The Python wtfs are definitely more consistent than the JS wtfs.
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by frollogaston 1mo ago
Idk what's better, console.log or print, cause way back as a beginner I was confused what it means to print something. Like with ink? They're both ok, unlike the C++ or Java ways. But Python breaking hello world in version 3 was c
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by frollogaston 1mo ago
List default args are well-documented because everyone runs into it and no other language does it that way. "You can use it to cache values between function calls:" and I really hope nobody does that. Python has "relative imp
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by frollogaston 1mo ago
11 years ago sure. Then the classes they added were syntactical sugar. Observable was never part of JS, it's from the rxjs lib that I avoided cause yeah it's spaghetti. In about the same timeline, Py went from threading to async-a

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