hoseja

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961.
by hoseja 4y ago
So we'll have heaps of memory and no compute?
962.
by hoseja 4y ago
The sauce really doesn't seem all that special.
963.
by hoseja 4y ago
Couldn't happen to a nicer bunch of panopticon-peddlers.
964.
by hoseja 4y ago
Blacklist please. Blocklist if you absolutely have to. "denylist" is an abomination. Oh I see, a goon.
965.
by hoseja 4y ago
Really not uncouth. Maybe misinformed but mostly just arguing opposing viewpoint that's been getting somewhat more legitimate with all the other "dangerous misinformation" that turned out to be true.
966.
by hoseja 4y ago
The "commitment" is already betrayed wherever eternal pyramid growth bumps up against reality.
967.
by hoseja 4y ago
Except for anthrax, whose lifecycle explicitly includes killing its host and staying dormant in the soil where the host decomposes.
968.
by hoseja 4y ago
-_- “Oh, right.” He blusters a non-termination argument at nobody in particular. “That’s why we usually think in subsets of Haskell where types don’t have bottom values.”
969.
by hoseja 4y ago
Soon you'll need a government license to purchase serious compute.
970.
by hoseja 4y ago
It's been a couple years (or more), I think I was just fucking around with a newly sharpened machette. Also I never managed to replicate it, though perhaps for lack of trying.
971.
by hoseja 4y ago
Thankfully (and hillariously), Firefox reader mode helps immensely with this specific vision impairment.
972.
by hoseja 4y ago
That might be iron actually, somehow. I once cut a banana with a carbon steel machette and it turned blue.
973.
by hoseja 4y ago
How do they keep churning these out this fast? Feels like this kind of technology should take longer to develop, if only through the baby-with-nine-mums-in-one-month adage.
974.
by hoseja 4y ago
The roots speed up weathering of rocks.
975.
by hoseja 4y ago
In C++, char* pointers are special in that they are exempt from aliasing rules.
976.
by hoseja 4y ago
Strange there's never a complete deadlock then the GOP is in power.
977.
by hoseja 4y ago
I like making dams.
978.
by hoseja 4y ago
Looks like a lot of early adopter kinks.
979.
by hoseja 4y ago
Also, "not being able to skip credits" seems like a really weird rule to have? Only sane interpretation I have is "not being able to exit game while credits are rolling."
980.
by hoseja 4y ago
I'd say it's 40k without a whole lot of extra steps.
981.
by hoseja 4y ago
Buy a luggage tag if you want more surface to write on?
982.
by hoseja 4y ago
A bitshift oneliner IS nicer.
983.
by hoseja 4y ago
Just like even nuclear power plants are basically glorified steam engines, so is lithography basically glorified analog photography and I find that really weird and wonder if maybe there could be another way.
984.
by hoseja 4y ago
A great way to lose and everyone knows it.
985.
by hoseja 4y ago
They are actually impossible, you can't even click that fast. You are supposed to buy the extender or whatever.
986.
by hoseja 4y ago
The leaderboards have no good rewards, the best strategy (if you don't want to spend hours every day to stay at the top of the top league) seems to be to let your rank slip into the lowest league and then to win each week until you get
987.
by hoseja 4y ago
Synonym, of course, being latin.
988.
by hoseja 4y ago
Why the hell is memory/storage in phones so stagnant. They could put a terabyte in there, don't tell me they couldn't.
989.
by hoseja 4y ago
Like... normal reflective strips? You will not blind anybody, this is great for safety IMO.
990.
by hoseja 4y ago
Hopefully that person is enjoying their 50 cents.

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