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by ghthor 8y ago
I'd like to understand where in my comment I stated that I "refused" to use better tools. I even stated that it's important for the team to discuss tooling as a project gains users. Learning new tools is something I enjo
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by ghthor 8y ago
I'd imagine a compiler error that static values, aka globals, must not differ at compile time. This would likely apply to consts as well.
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by ghthor 8y ago
Pants has also converged with Bazel around BUILD file formats.
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by ghthor 8y ago
That's so freaking cool! I'm not to surprised that 90% can be globs. Were there any projects that you saw that were polyglots? Maybe some type of library that had built in diagnostics and metrics providing prebuilt html or interac
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by ghthor 8y ago
Its here I look to KISS to guide me. A Makefile is simple and you can expect it to be on most systems, so it's a good place to start stringing things together. It helps you start building a CLI UI with relative ease, once you know you
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by ghthor 8y ago
If you export your bookmarks you could autoparse them and ipfs pin and ipfs links to a longer lived archival node running on you main host or offsite/cloud.
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by ghthor 8y ago
I've done this using 2 trackballs, it works really well.
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by ghthor 8y ago
For me, it's about the truth and I'm pretty tired of being dismissed because I dont agree with the anti-human narrative that's becoming the mainstream.
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by ghthor 8y ago
But the source of the warming should be completely open for debate. I for one am looking at the sun as the source, starting with the sunspot maximum event of 1958 that sparked the US government to create Nasa.
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by ghthor 8y ago
I wonder if the citrus is that the land were the groves are farmed has been saturated year after year with pesticides. In addition the fruit is less dense in nutrients, less nutrients in the soil, might lead to the plants trying to use the
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by ghthor 8y ago
Ipfs link[1] for the cyphernomicon.txt[2] [1] https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmbhG99r1PQGxAhuMMMFnvBiJ1voxBccYxe6QfQ... [2] https://nakamotoinstitute.org/static/docs/cyphernomicon.txt
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by ghthor 8y ago
A counter argument is presented here that I encourage everyone to consider. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HntrGv_d8XU
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by ghthor 8y ago
Mainstream climate science is rife with cherry picking, solar irradiance being another prime example. https://youtu.be/oepy1Ig7TdM
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by ghthor 8y ago
Really frustrating that this is still the argument presented by skeptics. The Suspicious Observers community has been debunking the solar radiance theory for years. Looks like the next major disruption in science is coming concerning whethe
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by ghthor 8y ago
I sort of perform this same calculation manually when selecting games. The new list is really fascinating, I hope the author is able to provide the modified list as an alternative to the normal BGG list.
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by ghthor 8y ago
There is the Tap[1] which is not only a chord keyboard, but a really neat piece of wearable hardware. [1] https://www.tapwithus.com/
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by ghthor 8y ago
Wow, that is such an anti earth practice. How can we change this type of insanity? How can we protect our own guts?
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by ghthor 8y ago
I love this idea, its something I've thought a lot about. Our large scale farming strategies seem fundamentally ignorant. Nature it full of complex systems of independence that we should be using directly in our farming strategies. I&#
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by ghthor 8y ago
What is your definition of consciousness? Mine is the ability to see a probabilistic future and maybe make decisions about that future. Under that defination all matter is conscience due to its quantum probalistic nature.
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by ghthor 8y ago
It's less of consensus, more of an IOU. Materialist science just says, we can't explain it now, but we will explain it in the future. Materialist biology is saying the same about the forms of plants being caused by the DNA, we can
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by ghthor 8y ago
Materialism, the scientific doctrine that describes the world as a machine of particles, is a fairly new way to think about the universe, 16th century. It's been very successful in producing machines, repeatable machines. But it's
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by ghthor 8y ago
*remoting
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by ghthor 8y ago
I agree, its rude and breaking an internet etiquette. It also makes it much more difficult for the search robots to make a mapping between pages.
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by ghthor 8y ago
There is also gobby and infinote that have been around for as long, if not longer. I've used them to great effect to pair removing when teaching simple softEng concepts.
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by ghthor 8y ago
Which puts a lot more stress on the knee joint. It's also hip mobility that causes this, people and unwilling or unable to press there abdomen against there thigh, which is much more supportive and helps get into a proper squat.
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by ghthor 8y ago
Pretty much. If you think people believing and sharing false narratives is bad then you need to be speak out and support funding education. All other avenues are just going to be whack a mole, chasing the symptom not the cause.
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by ghthor 8y ago
DNS replacement is one of the most practical applications of the blockchain database. What database would you have on nearly EVERY machine ever, a name=>ip mapping fits that niche really well. ENS is going to do major work here.
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by ghthor 8y ago
Sounds good to me, would be fun to piece that together and pick different types of parts for each different function.
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by ghthor 8y ago
The first class unicode support is one of the reasons that is big in China.
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by ghthor 8y ago
The standard go cli toolchain comes with `go fix which was used to do the update code for breaking changes or styles during the time before 1.0 release. If anything, I suspect the swift team was partially inspired by this pattern.

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