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by ginko 3y ago
I can only see the first post. Is there supposed to be a threaded view? Cliffhanger indeed.
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by ginko 3y ago
IMO the worst is that cal starts weeks on Sundays for some weird reason.
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by ginko 3y ago
Dealing with any temperature difference requires an absolute scale as well. The difference between 20°C and 25°C is 5K.
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by ginko 3y ago
I still don't understand how crypto mixers are supposed to work. Surely if you dump stolen crypto into a mixer with other bitcoins then all of it can and should be treated as tainted.
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by ginko 3y ago
>They know what a w/h represents as a unit of measure This is basic middle school physics..
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by ginko 3y ago
> The only people who want to remove polarity from online conversation are hardcore censorship maximalists. Life rarely involves absolute truths but some people refuse to acknowledge this. Those two sentences don't make sense togeth
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by ginko 3y ago
I guess the main questions I'd have would be: What's the performance & memory usage compared to Lua? How sandboxable is it? Can you run untrusted code through it?
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by ginko 3y ago
When I try to install rocm-ml-sdk on Arch linux it'll tell me the total installed size would be about 18GB. What can possibly explain this much bloat for what should essentially be a library on top of a graphics driver as well as some
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by ginko 3y ago
I'm surprized they haven't gotten a nasty letter from Piaggio yet.
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by ginko 3y ago
Black tea contains caffeine, so yeah.
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by ginko 3y ago
>Nothing for your left foot to do I never quite understood why automatic cars make you operate the gas and brake with only your right foot to this day. Wouldn't it make a lot more sense to have the brake pedal on the left now that y
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by ginko 3y ago
String literals are pointers to a read-only data section of the program binary.
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by ginko 3y ago
The idea that only tech giants and multi-nationals get access to high-end AI accelerators is the main problem IMO. Nvidia keeps private individuals and hobbyists from access to affordable GPUs that can be used for machine learning by intent
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by ginko 3y ago
Now splice this into the genome of black mold and release it in a coca-cola bottling plant.
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by ginko 3y ago
https://bda.org/museum/collections/teeth-and-dentures/waterl...
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by ginko 3y ago
Rather than creating new geometric primitives on the heap, wouldn't it be more flexible if the caller can provide the memory to initialize the structure in? Then instead of struct tg_geom *geom = tg_geom_new_point(-112, 33); if (
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by ginko 3y ago
I think Op meant six 1" incisions(hence the plural), but I could be mistaken.
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by ginko 3y ago
>American medicine is cruel. I'm pretty sure if I asked any Norwegian doctor for opioids after a mole removal I'd be laughed out of the office.
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by ginko 3y ago
It obviously should be pronounced like løve.
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by ginko 3y ago
Meh, not a huge loss for Americans IMO. Blackcurrants are probably the berry I could most easily do without. Redcurrants on the other hand..
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by ginko 3y ago
>What happens if your phone broke while in the US? Is your carrier from your home country able to assign you an eSIM while overseas? There's a good chance your physical SIM won't work with a phone bought in the US anyways.
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by ginko 3y ago
>there's a reason why France built the Maginot line and Germany didn't bother with building one https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siegfried_Line (post-WW1, but so's the Maginot line)
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by ginko 3y ago
There were no axis powers in WWI. That's a WW2 term.
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by ginko 3y ago
Deu: "Ex!" https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/ex#German
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by ginko 3y ago
The neat thing about Pentax K mount is that it's backwards compatible with M42 screw-mount lenses which opens up an enormous ecosystem of classic lenses.
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by ginko 3y ago
Can't wait for fruit to come with a cancer warning.
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by ginko 3y ago
I have an Eco-Drive I've been wearing daily for over 17 years now. Earlier this year I had to have the capacitor replaced for the first time since it started to stop overnight, but now it's working without a hitch again.
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by ginko 3y ago
>It's not in an area that is particularly walkable, and it doesn't connect any establishments that obviously need to be connected. So why was it built? As a dedicated pedestrian I find it baffling why you people would even be w
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by ginko 3y ago
I didn't say no beef. I said less beef. The average American eats 55lbs/25kg beef a year. For 12% of Americans to eat 50% of the beef they have to consume over 4 times as much as the average American. That'd mean they'd
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by ginko 3y ago
What consequences does one suffer from eating less beef?

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