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by imode 10y ago
welp, guess I'm switching to debian. I have a few 32 bit machines under my watch, and this is disheartening.
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by imode 10y ago
I've always wondered how Dwarf Fortress stores its three-dimensional world... anybody have any information on that? considering the size of the worlds involved, I'd imagine some interesting methods are in play to keep the worlds a
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by imode 10y ago
honestly, let's go a step further and make it a general purpose graph editor! practical purposes abound, sure, but I'd just like to see the intermediate notation that pops out if someone were to attempt to design one. I don't
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by imode 10y ago
is said Debian VM under FreeBSD? if that's the case, what do you use for your VMs? qemu? virtualbox? I'm not sure as to the state of virtualization on FreeBSD...
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by imode 10y ago
so, it's kind of worrying. I hope this kind of change won't be common among browsers. I'd rather a killswitch and a moment of "ah crap, I have to enable that" than a slew of third-party code enabled at all times. no
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by imode 10y ago
hah! I feel sorry for those who were caught up in this through their stay, but I feel no sympathy for any company that ties their door locks to a vulnerable, non-isolated network. I have to wonder if they considered breaking down the doors
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by imode 10y ago
curry-howard and Wadler's "Propositions as Types" talk at StrangeLoop* opened my eyes pretty early on to the sweet, sweet utility of logic in my every day programming. it sounds odd to start with but I never realized why thes
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by imode 10y ago
I used to be a "Java hater" when I didn't understand the real purpose of the language or didn't even write in it. I was pretty young and it was cool to hate it. but nowadays, I think having a common runtime plus a langua
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Metamath: A Stack-Oriented Language and Proof Explorer(us.metamath.org)
3 points by imode 10y ago|0 comments
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by imode 10y ago
I keep getting Magic Leap confused with Leap Motion. though at least the latter has a proper, released product...
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by imode 10y ago
I'm in favor of this type of technology because ultimately images of my face are public. you can just as easily scrape a photo of me walking down the street. if you aren't breaking into my home (or other property), or forcing me t
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by imode 10y ago
I actually tried pandoc + MediaWiki markup but it ended up quite consistent and not representing the original page. ward's site actually contains the rules for deconstructing the JSON and translating it to HTML. I'll have a look a
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by imode 10y ago
http://imode.gitlab.io/projects/c2/index.html here's a dump of the entire wiki in WikiWikiWeb markup. if you can do anything with it, let me know.
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by imode 10y ago
shameless plug: there is an entire dump of the c2 wiki at http://imode.gitlab.io/projects/c2/index.html it's still in plaintext, i.e WikiWikiWeb markup format, and I haven't touched it in a while. if any
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by imode 10y ago
wow. that's incredible. I worry what else is lurking in libc++ implementations that implies dependencies on things that aren't exactly portable... the dependence on /dev/urandom as an absolute path is the most jarring to
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by imode 10y ago
this is fascinating. I wonder if you could do something a tad larger for things like mathematics and logic. I'd buy that. a wearable reference that you can use with optical magnification.
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by imode 10y ago
so, enter an invalid command, then press and hold backspace. kind of hilarious. wonder why that is..?
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by imode 10y ago
as your body lay here on earth, your soul has touched the stars. thanks for spending time with us. rest in peace.
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by imode 10y ago
in the words of Jason Scott... "I can summarize this for you... uh... ..."FUCK"... and uh.. "YOU"." another victim of "our incredible journey."
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by imode 10y ago
say what you want, but my family (with no technological literacy to speak of) has been using the following distros with great success: Linux Mint: my mother. two years since the switch and she loves it. can't say I don't either. A
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L6: (Bell) Labs Low Level Linked List Language(youtube.com)
4 points by imode 10y ago|0 comments
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by imode 10y ago
learning from other people's values, yes. but a university is not a place to push morality. it's a place of education and ideas, and as a university, you can't stand by some values and curse others, because you're a ca
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by imode 10y ago
it's not a university's job to teach me morality. I'm an adult. and I'd hope that those who attend are also adults. education is not about imposing your personal values on somebody else, and that covers morality. edit: I
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by imode 10y ago
yup. with the emphasis on them being glorified, overpriced day-care centers, it seems that they're keen on teaching morality instead of presenting options to the supposed thinking adults on their campus. good job!
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by imode 10y ago
agreed. what exactly is the message here?
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by imode 10y ago
I'm going to assume it's because Intel don't value the community surrounding their products very well. at least, the ones that append to their work in a way. a lot of companies tend towards that behavior. a lot of single deve
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by imode 10y ago
can I ask why this redditor in particular matters?
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by imode 10y ago
there's no actual evidence for this. the only upside is your historical bias, but thanks anyway.
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by imode 10y ago
1. nano. standard in many distributions, easy to work with, I don't have to go through the complex commitment to muscle memory that modes require. 2. geany. larger projects demand something a little more, and geany provides just that.
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by imode 10y ago
there are many sides to this. for one, the CEO should be thinking "oh shit what did I do", because he's now responsible for every event on reddit. good job, I can't wait to see what happens, if anything. for two, it real

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