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1y ago
I'm itching all over from all the insect bites only reading that website.
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1y ago
Why?
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1y ago
https://archive.ph/uxAoc
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JPEG and PNG don't work the same way. JPEG is lossy - it removes information from the original image, and PNG is lossless. For distribution, like on a website, with JPEG you can compress the image much more than PNG without the users n
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1y ago
Note to self: from now on, don't knowingly eat anything coming from Texas.
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1y ago
Religious bs comming from an university make it worse. Can't you see it?
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1y ago
I stopped reading at "Moses had to solve it in order to lead the children of Israel through the wilderness of the Sinai". I was here for reading scientific litterature, not religious mumbo jumbo.
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1y ago
On another of this guy's articles: > Windows XP is not real Non-NT-based versions of Windows can be booted in real mode, which is the opposite of what Windows used to call 386 enhanced mode. In real mode, programs actually run in yo
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1y ago
This is White Christmas becomming real
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<Blink> and <Marquee> (2020)
(danq.me)
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1y ago
Don't forget <blink>
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1y ago
1.01158^1000 ~= 100000 Exponentially more!
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1y ago
How do you know bacteria and algae aren't conscious?
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> Why though? Life matters. A lot. The whole Universe is this big mechanical device that obeys to the law of causality: every change in nature is produced by some cause. For billions of years, this was all there was. Then suddenly Life h
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The human species doesn't matter. Species come and go. The only thing that matter is Life. Life must continue.
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We tell children to don't use profanity because they have a hard time regulating themselves. Telling adults to do the same is misplaced authoritarian behavior, the kind that may come from people who failed to mature and still obey (and
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1y ago
I know at least two books partly matching that description: "Surréal 3000" by Suzanne Martel and "Le silence de la cité" by Élisabeth Vonarburg.
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They call it an esoteric language but event-driven programming is basically based on "COME FROM" structures. Shell also extensively uses PLEASE-like fonctionality in the form of SUDO. The syntax of INTERCAL is very clean if we com
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1y ago
> a square where every point is equidistant from the center Given those requirements, I would draw a square on the surface of a sphere, making each point of the square equidistant from the sphere's center.
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1y ago
>Most users are happy to just go to ChatGPT and talk to whatever’s available. Why is that? I can talk to ChatGPT without authentication. The obligation to create a username/password is a step so high no current chatbot can overcome.
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1y ago
you mean https://savannah.gnu.org ?
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As the spectator, you get to determine who is the bad guy. A classic example in The Lion King. Mufasa the bloodthirsty king succeed, despite his assassination, in maintaining the order he lived, and killed, for. Meanwhile, his mistreated br
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1y ago
Programming should require a gouvernment-emited license reserved to alumni of duly certified schools. Possession of a turing-complete compiler of interpreter without permission should be a felony.
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> Thankfully Why? If it works...
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1y ago
Is this even legal?
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1y ago
Look at me! Look at me! I give money! Look at me while I'm doing it!
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1y ago
Your client needs to remove the broom stucks in their ass. Your story reminds me of the uptight people angry about the Anubis' catgirl.
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TSP can be bought at an hardware store and then added as needed in your cloth washing machine and your dishwasher.
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Calling LibGen "the pirate site that Meta used for AI training" is very uncharitable. If I was to say something about Liggen, I'd say it's one of the most important sites of today's internet, along with Wikipedia, I
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Free speech is an essential component of democracy.
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