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by ginko 2y ago
>If current trends follow, GIMP and Photoshop replacement will be a web application like Pixlr and Photopea. pukes
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by ginko 2y ago
Master Control Program?
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The genetic evidence points into the other direction: > There is considerably less Neanderthal ancestry on the X-chromosome compared to the autosomal chromosomes, which similarly suggests that admixture with modern humans was primarily t
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by ginko 2y ago
I guess this is a good opportunity to show off my Zig comptime implementation of Brainfuck. https://github.com/ginkgo/Zig-comptime-brainfuck
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by ginko 2y ago
Talking about Frink alternatives.. Back when I was using Windows I really liked SpeQ[1]. The cool thing about that one was that you could define values and functions and modify any part and it would immediately recalculate everything. Unfor
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by ginko 2y ago
From the first paragraph in the article you linked: > Many writers begin the sequence with 0 and 1, although some authors start it from 1 and 1[1][2] and some (as did Fibonacci) from 1 and 2.
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by ginko 2y ago
>I suppose 1-based index is more logical I wouldn't say it's more logical. More intuitive perhaps.
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by ginko 2y ago
> - who is owner of this method (some guy refactored it or reformatted, but who is the REAL owner, or what was the history of this method) It doesn't work perfectly, but with magit you can jump to the revision before the refactor&#
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by ginko 2y ago
Wasn't aware that a university degree is a requirement to run for president in Turkey. I'm not aware of any other country that does that. edit: Wikipedia actually has a list[1]. Did you know you need to have a bank account to be
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by ginko 2y ago
IMO it feels quite entitled of Mac users to expect open source software to cater to the (rather weird) UI conventions of their proprietary operating system.
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by ginko 2y ago
AI :)
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by ginko 2y ago
Only people in the web dev niche would know this.
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Would have been good if they mentioned they meant Amazon S3. It took me a while to figure out what this was about. Initially I thought this was about S3 standby mode.
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by ginko 2y ago
>I remember the grognards giving me shit about memory management and me giving it right back by explaining that what they considered a large chunk of memory would be worth pennys next year because of Moore’s law and I wasn’t going to was
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by ginko 2y ago
This was a commercial produced for European television in 2005. Barely anyone even had an HDTV back then. I certainly saw it in standard definition when it aired.
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by ginko 2y ago
If you're trying to make a point then you should spell it out. Because I don't understand what you're getting at.
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Still makes it sound like they want to profit from user data.
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by ginko 2y ago
Germany has a viable economy. It's one of the strongest, most diverse in the world. It's in a recession right now, but we're talking about fluctuations in the 1-percent range here. If you think Germany is anything close to a
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by ginko 2y ago
Germany is a net exporter of food. https://www.statista.com/statistics/509215/food-industry-imp...
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by ginko 2y ago
What can I say. I grew up in a town of ~500 people.
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by ginko 2y ago
The example mentioned in the article was Albany, NY which has a population of about 100,000 people. So it's not exactly a small rural town where everyone knows everyone but it's also not a major metropolis like NYC.
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by ginko 2y ago
I mean it's the BBC so they obviously have a focus on British history but you can find remains like that under many cities in Western and Southern Europe.
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Nintendo's been notoriously litigious since at least the 90s.
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by ginko 2y ago
They could pasteurize it or kill the yeast with sulfites like they do with wine.
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by ginko 2y ago
The definition of what's a species or subspecies starts getting fun when you consider ring species[0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ring_species?useskin=vector
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by ginko 2y ago
>EG in the best of all possible worlds for Microsoft your work, your bank, and Netflix would all refuse to run if you weren't running Microsoft That would be the worst of all possible worlds. It's literally evil.
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The article should have mentioned that.
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by ginko 2y ago
Either that or hire more people to do alterations.
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by ginko 2y ago
This post reminds me of: https://old.reddit.com/r/mathmemes/comments/g3kolt/stop_doin...
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by ginko 2y ago
Isn't their logo just the (old) Visual Studio logo?

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