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by glandium 3y ago
That could still be due to increased detection.
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by glandium 3y ago
The first reports were bogus. I remember the first articles I read back then were saying a Cessna had hit one tower, and it sounded like a weird accident. Later, articles about the second plane came in and it was still not clear that they w
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by glandium 3y ago
I don't think I'm particularly old (only in my 40s) but I'm old enough to have made presentations with transparent sheets on an overhead projector. I don't quite remember how I prepared those sheets (I want to say a prin
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by glandium 3y ago
It's worth noting that pitch accent matters: LHHLHLLHHHHLH (L: low, H: high, for each mora). It becomes even more important if you remove one set of "niwa", because then you can have two different meanings: "there are tw
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by glandium 3y ago
Some (many?) elevators allow to deselect with a long press on the button. Some elevators also have a cheat code that bypasses any selected floor by pressing the button of the floor you want at the same time as the close door button.
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by glandium 3y ago
They don't close all the way, though, and it's easy to go through. But there's usually someone who would notice and stop you.
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by glandium 3y ago
He wrote 17F on twitter, and said 18F in the video. Which is it? :)
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by glandium 3y ago
We could also talk about how ridiculously and unrealistically small the labelled serving sizes are. Also, I don't know how it is in the US, but here in Japan, it happens more often than I'd like that there's some nutrition in
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by glandium 3y ago
It's hard even to imagine how other humans, from our time and culture think. I have no clue how people experience life with aphantasia or no inner monologue. Yet these people exist, right now, among us.
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by glandium 3y ago
Regulations, when they exist, are also deceiving. See how, for example, you're allowed to claim your stuff contains zero calories when it has below a certain amount of calories per some amount of content.
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by glandium 3y ago
Check the very last page. Their prompt is there.
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by glandium 3y ago
Have you tried building Tensorflow?
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by glandium 3y ago
Sometimes I just wish that it were possible to do something akin to "pub(crate) impl Trait for Type", that would a) only make the trait implemented for the type in the current crate b) possibly override any other impl of the trait
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by glandium 3y ago
I remember reading, at that time, that the ad budget for Chrome in London alone was more than the entire budget of Mozilla.
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by glandium 3y ago
Good question, I unfortunately don't have a link to give you, or fine details, but GCC does hot/cold partitioning and applies different optimization level to hot and cold code blocks. IIRC, it uses the level given on the command l
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by glandium 3y ago
> they don’t use that to control optimization levels applied to various code. GCC does. I think LLVM does to some extent too.
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by glandium 3y ago
It is worth noting that the day after December 2, 1872 was January 1, 1873. That's when Japan switched to the Julian Calendar. August 8 before that was... in September.
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by glandium 3y ago
As someone born at the end of the 70s, and not anywhere near the US, I was kind of surprised by how many of those 60s shows I knew. (which also says I never realized they were that old...)
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by glandium 3y ago
And two movies, with Abe Hiroshi.
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by glandium 3y ago
I wanted to do it for the 30th anniversary, but lacked the time.
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by glandium 3y ago
Honestly, I've found match more annoying (and I suspect it's more confusing for newcomers), ever since match ergonomics were stabilized. I do see how it helps some simple cases, but it makes things awfully confusing in so many oth
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by glandium 3y ago
Also, in that particular example, I don't think they made the guitar emit the voice-sounding sounds, but rather generated it electronically. It's not even obvious that the voice comes from guitar sounds... it actually sounds like
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by glandium 3y ago
Ironically, the amount of training data in non-English languages for ChatGPT is tiny. In the order of 10% for all of them (IIRC).
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by glandium 3y ago
I am said maintainer. Note that's not part of my work at Mozilla, and that doesn't make the Debian package endorsed by Mozilla as the way to get Firefox on Debian.
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by glandium 3y ago
The base assumption, though, is that we're talking about 柔術 (with a long u), not 呪術 (without a long u). Without a clarification from the author, it's hard to tell which one it's supposed to be.
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by glandium 3y ago
Chris Cornell's cover is way up there too.
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by glandium 3y ago
Even single-threaded, modern linkers (lld, mold, even gold) are faster than BFD ld, which is notoriously slow, and sadly still the default you get on Linux.
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by glandium 3y ago
Wait, what? You mean it doesn't fill the DT_INIT_ARRAY/DT_INIT_ARRAYSZ values in PT_DYNAMIC?
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by glandium 3y ago
There is something fishy with the repo on github. git repack -a -f -d du -sh .git 65M .git It's also significantly faster to clone after the repack: time git clone --mirror https://github.com/drhsqlite
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by glandium 3y ago
> young, smart me decided that "string.h must be broken" I mean, fundamentally, you weren't completely wrong.

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