im3w1l

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by im3w1l 2y ago
non-production use is pretty vague. And like the entire license hinges on that word being correctly understood.
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Type 1
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So let's for completenes circle back to the usecase of a certified sorted array, it would be something like this struct Sorted<'a> { reference: &'a [i32] } impl<'a> Sorted<'
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In theory I like this, but it raises the question of how it would work in practice; in practice people create non-sorted lists and then sort them in-place. Maybe you could have the sort method return a sorted-token that certifies that a giv
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by im3w1l 2y ago
Some people could manage their health much better than the current system. Other people would totally try to cure their cancer with vitamin c. A parallel that comes to mind is "accredited investors". These are people that have cho
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Wouldn't those just be lies he knowingly told to raise morale?
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> Putin really believed he could defeat Ukraine in 2 weeks What makes you say that?
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What if we used gene-drive to modify the mosquitos so that malaria cannot use them as a host?
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The best name from a readability standpoint is the shortest name you know by heart. So you might actually want to consider who your intended audience is.
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For the c-programmer adding a dependency is so difficult that he would rather use a roll his own 99% solution than use a library. It does protect him from supply chain attacks, I suppose.
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SteamOS is Arch based. NixOS is also interesting, and could plausibly become really popular. Oh and Android of course!
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It's not that simple. People in constant contact have in fact maintained separate cultures in some instances. I think what makes it different this time is that we are using science to find the best culture. "How should we behave t
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by im3w1l 2y ago
No, it's possible to do much better https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/sliding-window-maximum-maximum... Edit: It should also be mentioned that due to the conjectured normality of pi, comparing two sequences will on average
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by im3w1l 2y ago
This is very nice, but I can see a way to optimize it even further. Consider pi[i:i+10] and pi[i+1:i+11] they are highly similar. Intuitively it seems that storing them both seems wasteful. But how can we avoid storing them both? This is wh
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Less likely to bounce off a bone would be my guess? A diagonal blade will push obstacles out of the way.
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He is clearly saying that the goal was to help people reap the benefits of facebook usage while limiting the drawbacks. The goal was never to get people to quit altogether.
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I'm sure University of Neuchâtel would be appreciative if you actually did.
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Robot production on earth is entangled with the whole global supply chain. I do believe many of the steps are automatic or semi-automatic. It's """simply""" a matter of separating taking all those steps an
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by im3w1l 2y ago
Maintanance is hard, but there is a solution. Design the robots out of materials that can be found in space. Then make them capable of reproduction. Then you can just scrap damaged robots as long as you can replace them fast enough. This al
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Here in Sweden, I've seen some restaurants (I can't speak to the frequency of it) having cooked fish in some of the choices.
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by im3w1l 2y ago
I asked chatgpt and it did get it. Personally, when I read the comment my brain kinda skipped over the word since it contained the part "lib" I assumed it was some obscure library that I didn't care about. It doesn't fit
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by im3w1l 2y ago
There is a saying "Some people have 10 years of experience. Others have 1 year of experience 10 times." The euphemism treadmill can be a tool to accomplish that.
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There's also the fact that the map is fixed rather than procedurally generated, that there is a story with voice acting and plenty of lore scattered. To me the differences are large enough that I don't consider it minecraft-like.
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by im3w1l 2y ago
Of these, I'm familiar with Enshrouded. Although I suppose it's voxel based in a sense it's not really voxel-based like minecraft is. Like instead of displaying the voxels as is, the game interpolates them into smooth shapes.
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by im3w1l 2y ago
What about this approach? Put the payload on an inflatable lifeboat. Anchor the boat, and try to get the anchor to land directly on top of the pipeline. Keep trying until sonar confirms succes. Thread the rope through a loop on the lifeboat
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To me your perspective comes from a narrow view of what a job is. Hours go in money comes out. But it can be more than that. It can be a calling. A passion. A way to gain immortal glory by being named the discoverer of something. A way to c
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I think this is inaccurate, people simply feel like its hard to keep up with all the abuses and that they are powerless to stop them by voting with their wallet. But they do want politicians to outlaw such practices, which indicates they ar
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The funny thing is I did finish reading it. But I wanted to go back and reference something and that's when I couldn't find it. Thus proving I had learnt nothing.
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I bought the GTD book. But then I went on to misplace it and didn't find it for over a year. I might be a hopeless case.
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How long until dna tests become cheap and available enough to use for mushroom identification? I wonder what that will do to the hobby...

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