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gavindean90
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2y ago
Right but the way they did it to the Mayans was messed up
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No not even close
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2y ago
Hundreds of pages
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2y ago
I get where you’re coming from, but keeping retirement separate from an ‘in case shit happens’ fund is key. A nominal contribution to a 401k isn’t entirely a bad move, though—it still offers tax deferral and potential employer matches, whic
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2y ago
I like the way Bob Briar describes Herodotus as an ancient tourist/journalist.
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2y ago
There were a lot of Cleopatras so this may be a different, less famous one.
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2y ago
My dad routinely spends way more than three hours per day watching television.
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2y ago
They are talking about iron pans not a living being
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2y ago
So would that be diff ^ 10?
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2y ago
I had the same thought and ended up learning swift and out had been great.
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2y ago
No, but I wonder if the garbage collected C would help.
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2y ago
I really like the idea if file system over durable objects
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2y ago
I think the foundation was setup for the lifeboat per the article.
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2y ago
But I can make an RC car without it too. It’s a WiFi RC car. I too am curious who wants to modify a WiFi phone’s firmware and for what.
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2y ago
It sort of was and Rob blogged about it. It is based really on Newsqueak and plan9 C which is very different from Unix C
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2y ago
From what I’ve studied, Algol wasn’t designed for typical software development—its main purpose was to give computer scientists a way to describe algorithms with a level of rigor that mirrors mathematical notation.
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2y ago
Seems like this is a modded NanoGPT not the original.
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2y ago
I totally get your point but we are great at running old windows now with dosbox and wine.
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2y ago
There are purists that complain. Importantly, we don’t let them edit the dictionaries.
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2y ago
My thoughts are that any language that can embed other languages in it has the capacity to be a global lingua franca. English was firstest with the mostest.
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2y ago
What does this have to do with the link?
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2y ago
Not yet
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2y ago
Tbh I don’t know that there is a catch except that there is one core person behind whole project. I like that there are fresh ideas in the C space.
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2y ago
The difference being that the COBOL is still supported after a decade.
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2y ago
Because they had a spare M.
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2y ago
The last one.
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2y ago
I’m with you as long as the country building it is a nato member
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2y ago
Great question. Psychological research has identified like six areas of intelligence in humans so I’m sure the problem of how to define it simply won’t itself be simple.
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2y ago
Ansible?
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2y ago
I had the same experience until I worked with swiftdata which was rather nice, especially by comparison.
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