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j16sdiz
3y ago
rust is _almost_ as complex as C++. Introducing these new "edition" would grow the complexity exponentially. I hope they would think twice about the effects on new learners before even experimenting
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3y ago
I found the train of thought of "unfalsible == unscientific == can be dismissed" worrying. There are so much knowledge unfalsible yet we relied on. This overestimate our ability to reason, or gathering evidence.
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3y ago
Intel is pretty bad on developing software. (and yes, they keep doing that
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3y ago
> There was an A/V glitch with the recording, my slides were intended to be black and white, but they somehow came out as purple and green. Looks like mixing up YPbPr cables?
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3y ago
Not sure if they are actually stealing, but opening passenger's baggage when they are absent is not a good way to gain trust, I guess.
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3y ago
The alternative could be alfalfa export tax
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3y ago
(non-American here, so take this with grain of salt) 30% looks reasonable to me. That is 70% are sold locally. Does other water-using industries exports around the same percentage?
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3y ago
This breaks PMTU and is the source of many mystery download stalls
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3y ago
> - Motherboard no longer charges battery Current: replace motherboard Repairability: replace capacitors utilizing schematics Some marginally related remarks: Most faulty capacitors were manufactured around 2000s ( see https://
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3y ago
I can't imagine how this would be enforced on gadget sold on AliExpress and mailed from China. Currently, lots of gadget violating local safety law are imported this way. This would unequally harm local businesses
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3y ago
I hope it is equally enforced on imported gadgets listed on AliExpress or Amazon.
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3y ago
outsourcing the responsibility that is.
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3y ago
For GNOME user, it is starting to become usable recently Not so luck for non-GNOME user
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3y ago
It's the downstream projects. It take 2-3 years to iron out the bugs. Non-gnome downstream take another 3 years to adopt and stabilise. By the time the adoption is finished, another major version emerges. We don't have any good wa
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3y ago
It's easy. You are the host, you define the rule.
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3y ago
No, vim is not an OS
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j16sdiz
3y ago
Three post from you in this thread. I downvote two and upvote one. Sometimes, unpopular opinion need more explanation. The other two comments are not helpful, this comment is helpful.
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3y ago
1. It's not just risk, it's also a risk/benefit balance. 2. We have 8 billion human on this earth. Is it bad to have 0.00001% of human alive (i.e. a few thousands) focus on 0.00001% risk?
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3y ago
> That's not an explanation. This article was not trying to explain that. It was a challenge to consequentialists' view.
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j16sdiz
3y ago
I think the author did not try to justify retributivist's view in this article, but, rather, suggest consequentialists cannot make better argument.
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3y ago
How is it "unscientific" when we know they are 99.99% unrelated, but you want at least 99.99999% to feel safe? Aspartame, unlike sugar, are non-essential. If somebody don't want to take that 0.000000001% risk, I guess they sh
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3y ago
Should that count towards user disk quota?
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j16sdiz
3y ago
GNU emacs was created at 1984. XDG Base Directory spec was started around 2003..
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j16sdiz
3y ago
Many program can run as standalone .exe, or just unzip as a folder. All the points you list does not need _Special_ installers / uninstaller.
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3y ago
Try it in other way: Ask something big (with lots of text, in this case: NYT) first . Ask in this order: 1) what is NYT (New York times)? 2) Who is Ryan McGreal? 3) Did he wrote for NYT? This build up more context for hallucinating
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3y ago
Does HN have a way to "unflag" a submission? Or, what does a flag in HN actually do?
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3y ago
People have already accepted they can't do anything to stop the bullshitting. It's not only in America, not only in government or large corporate. It's everywhere.
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3y ago
It is still not the "full" boot process. Modern hardware need lots of code to initialize from boot to usable.
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3y ago
Oh. That's why Elon Musk have 11 kids.
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3y ago
> Doesn't explain the decline in the large prey animals, but that might be coincidence. It was "decrease in the quantity of bones of large prey (in settlement)". Could be they just stopped hunting large prey animals.
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