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by grenoire 5y ago
5:25, not terrible. Couple of them I was able to brute-force, some of them I realised the easy solution as I was brute-forcing! It's fun, :not(...) is godsend.
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by grenoire 5y ago
No, it's a bicycle.
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by grenoire 5y ago
In order!? Oh man, I was just planning on reverse-engineering the network connection, it seems like there's none!
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by grenoire 5y ago
A little tip, you don't really have to generate the 5-letter word list, as Wordle's client-side script already does this validation over a known list of around 2200~ words. It's unobfuscated, you should be able to pick it up
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by grenoire 5y ago
Yep!
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by grenoire 5y ago
Three. A hole is a distinct pathway from one open end to another. A regular cylindrical straw is a torus at heart, it has only one way through. A Y-straw would have three paths from its three openings.
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by grenoire 5y ago
Abstract answers it, it's in relative terms: In contrast, female players’ behaviour differs little as a function of the gender of opponents.
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by grenoire 5y ago
From such abundance that we can have microchips in disposable ink cartridges to prevent printer owners from using unauthorised ink...
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by grenoire 5y ago
I do understand this very well as someone who builds process automation tools. There are infinite menial jobs to automate, but in the end the benefit is only realised by the capital owners and employers, rarely the employees.
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by grenoire 5y ago
Whatever wooden artifacts we have from back then usually have a lot of trouble making it to today; think professional tools versus apprentices' tools.
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by grenoire 5y ago
This feels very... style over substance? As if it was designed with a 'usenet was so hacker-cool' idea behind it.
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by grenoire 5y ago
Rogue nations may want to incite chaos and panic by means of lying about the snowfall in Portland, Oregon. Duh.
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by grenoire 5y ago
Yeah, as a youngling in Europe I feel like I'm about to get the shitty end of the stick by the time I hit my 30s. 600k/year (inflation-adjusted) seems like a pipe dream...
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by grenoire 5y ago
I thought it was gonna' query everybody's name-o!
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by grenoire 5y ago
The problem is that people suffer the transition's consequences. The current state of affairs has driven a rather large part of the country's population, who share Western ideals and want to pursue them for their nation, prefer
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by grenoire 5y ago
Guh, I feel you on this one. I was shopping around for a buffering wrapper but soon realise that I either had to get basically a terminal Qt clone or raw bindings, nothing inbetween...
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by grenoire 5y ago
Article notes: a ≡ b (mod n) means that there is an integer x such that a + nx = b. A more intuitive explanation is that the reminder of a / n equals the reminder of b / n.
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by grenoire 5y ago
I guess I'll have to keep pursuing my education within the EU.
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by grenoire 5y ago
Nintendo sends cease and desists to a lot of free (as in beer or speech) projects. Some companies bully hard, I think Warner Bros is likely heavy-handed on Harry Potter.
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by grenoire 5y ago
Yeah, got hAP ac^2 and it's literally plug and play. Port forwarding etc. are all really easy.
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by grenoire 5y ago
The problem is that none of these posterisation algorithms (reducing bit depth of channels and optionally dithering) match the quality of somebody placing the pixels by hand. It always looks more like 'deep fried' images as oppose
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by grenoire 5y ago
That's the drug loop, seriously. The way people engage with social media is basically the same as a pothead with weed. Disclaimer: I do both, it's alright. I'm more worried about people who have 8 hours of phone screentime on
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by grenoire 5y ago
What happened to the 2015 contest results?
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by grenoire 5y ago
I'm old enough to have used IDEs, the issue is that my job involves dealing with multiple different languages and markup files. In turn, a general purpose editor with language servers just suits my workflow better.
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by grenoire 5y ago
I am in love with language servers, the quality of life improvement is just unreal.
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by grenoire 5y ago
Wouldn't that be solvable by assigning a Pony-managed reply-to address? That way Pony can still manage how it sends back the replies to you. I really like email as a comms platform and think that it could greatly benefit Pony.
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by grenoire 5y ago
Isn't it a luxury to be able to put down money for a journalism degree tuition in the US? I think this may already be explained quite well for the US higher education system, how do these ratios compare to journalism degrees'?
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by grenoire 5y ago
I think so called lower level infrastructure of our software and much better sandboxing capabilities of our operating systems brought us to where we are. Alas, most consumer software is arguably worse than before.
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by grenoire 5y ago
Holy moly, twenty whole terabytes of this mess!
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by grenoire 5y ago
T-Mobile Thuis literally delayed the end of my subscription by two months, and only cancelled it when I called back. There wasn't ever a way to cancel online. In practice they've really been truly garbage, lawful or not.

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