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by fsckboy 11mo ago
does Iceland have large warm blooded mammals (not humans)? an American hunter once told that that for mosquitos to be a problem for humans, there's needs to be a baseline diet for them of large bloody creatures for them to snack on, to
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by fsckboy 11mo ago
there was a huge decrease in Dunkin Donuts donut quality when they went from "donuts cooked fresh in every store" to centralized cooking and distribution of un-fresh donuts. They were still cooking fresh in the late 80's, not
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by fsckboy 11mo ago
> Alan Kay, my favorite curmudgeon, spent decades trying to remind us Alan Kay giving the same (unique, his own, not a bad) speech at every conference for 50 years is not Alan Kay being a curmudgeon > we keep reinventing concepts tha
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by fsckboy 11mo ago
how does that favor one side?
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by fsckboy 11mo ago
is there a game that is an abstract version of D&D? i've always been curious about the gameplay, but have absolutely no interest in reading past words like "wizard", "mage", or "eldritch", and i won&#x
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by fsckboy 11mo ago
i'm no expert on cricket, but an ordinary game is "1 baseball inning" with one team running through its "batters" (i don't know cricket terminology except googly) and then the other team running through its bat
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by fsckboy 11mo ago
I agree with what you are saying, but feel that the original usage (above) had a POV, as if that POV was in keeping with the thought experiment. (now, any POV is in keeping from a thought experiment, but it cannot be said except in extremi
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by fsckboy 11mo ago
America of Theseus is a great phrase, quite apt for describing "the American Experiment" and the numerous ways America reinvents itself. but I don't see how this usage of it provides any discernable meaning. Ship of Theseus
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by fsckboy 11mo ago
> No chance that would hold up in court. Clickwraps have been tested in courts and are fully enforceable. there may be no chance it would hold up in court, but not for the reason you say. it would have be be because "any words on o
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by fsckboy 11mo ago
> lest* 'less = unless
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by fsckboy 1y ago
> Asking AI to build scrapers should be easy right? AI, build me a scraper what do you want to scrape [lists sites to scrape] oh, I've already scraped those relentlessly, here ya go
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by fsckboy 1y ago
is the timing of this from some in the body politic reacting to "No Kings Day" by expressing some deeper, truer yearning?
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by fsckboy 1y ago
> the only way to actually cost reduce is too have worse treatment but also the cost of treatments generally decreases with time, while the efficacy increases as techniques are refined, disseminated, etc.
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by fsckboy 1y ago
the context here doesn't actually specify whether we are talking about companies using llvm sources to create proprietary compilers (or maybe integrated with a proprietary IDE) or using llvm to quickly bootstrap and craft a compiler fo
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by fsckboy 1y ago
> They are stating that companies operating in the UK and providing services to UK individuals did you mean to say "companies operating in the UK and(including) companies providing services to the UK"? because the way you wrot
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by fsckboy 1y ago
blogs often have a place for comments. twitter was a microblog that elevated comment replies to "first class tweet status" as a continuation of the microblog idea
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by fsckboy 1y ago
the link is to a dandelion root system that goes 450 centimeters into the ground, or 4.5 meters / 5 yards. we'd like to know how much of that weed would your weed puller pull if your weed puller pulled a full pull?
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by fsckboy 1y ago
you only need to worry about GPLv3 if you are modifying gcc in source and building it and distributing that. Just running gcc does not create a GPLv3 infection. And glibc et al are library licensed so they don't infect what you build e
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by fsckboy 1y ago
> Tangential point... rebrand to BEEFY server idea for an ad campaign: "mmm, beefy!" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6ImwKMRq98&t=21s i don't know how "worldwide" is the distribution of Che
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by fsckboy 1y ago
> which is on the order of calling dashi a UPF because of the kombu when you use a comparison like this, you choose an example that people will understand so they can then, by analogy, extend that understanding to the point you are tryi
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by fsckboy 1y ago
> they have probably little to no influence where they will end up sounds like they need to organize into political parties, strength in numbers
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by fsckboy 1y ago
> no administrator has tried to mess with it they did censor (i.e. delete) physics professor walter lewin's popular physics videos because at some very advanced age he was still making known his interest in coeds (or something like
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by fsckboy 1y ago
my comment expressed neither belief nor hope that God was real, just that you were arrogant to deny God's existence but still claim to know what He is thinking.
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by fsckboy 1y ago
you are talking about the Suez and Israel, and it seems that you didn't read what I wrote
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by fsckboy 1y ago
this is how you make ̶s̶t̶r̶i̶k̶e̶t̶h̶r̶o̶u̶g̶h̶ ̶ words struck through [1]
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by fsckboy 1y ago
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=dfe DFE "deleted everything"
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by fsckboy 1y ago
> Before anyone jumps the gun and says this is a political move, this is quite likely just economics. Before anyone jumps the gun and says this is likely economics, RTFA at least a few paragraphs: Granite Shore Power, the company that
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by fsckboy 1y ago
> afraid that suicide will send them to hell, as if God wouldn't understand i wish God were real and listening to this; he would smite you dead rite here rite now for your arrogance, mortal
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by fsckboy 1y ago
> The British, French, and Israelis literally went to war against Egypt over the Suez. The British and the French were concerned about the Suez, but Israel was not dependent on the Suez and went to war over their navigation being blocka
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by fsckboy 1y ago
> Good C code will try to avoid allocations as much as possible in the first place. there's a genius to this: if you're going to optimize prematurely, do it right out of the gate!

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