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by jagrsw 6y ago
Thx
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by jagrsw 6y ago
Interesting read, but was the article printed like that, or maybe someone scanned it with a 20th century scanner? :)
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by jagrsw 6y ago
Yes
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by jagrsw 6y ago
Another one then :) A few months ago I tried to run CSGO under Wayland. I recompiled libSDL.so b/c the one delivered with CSGO doesn't support Wayland, and ran with it LD_PRELOAD'ed. The game crashed upon start. After another
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by jagrsw 6y ago
A possibly similar story: I sometimes play video games on Steam under Linux. Recently I bought a new CPU (based on Zen3) and one of the games - Dirt Rally - started segfaulting. After a quick fight with attaching strace to a running process
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by jagrsw 6y ago
Could be, though it was ~2010 - so internet information wasn't that good and it was a late hour, 9pm or so - I was looking for an open at that hour orthopedician IIRC, and I barely walked and thinked. Relevant anecdote - my friend here
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by jagrsw 6y ago
~10 years ago I was visiting the Bay Area (I live in EU), and developed knee pain (rather strong). I went to the emergency room in a city hospital, and long story short, I was given a prescription for paracetamol or ibuprofen and something
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by jagrsw 6y ago
Slavic languages (and maybe baltic) don't have them (probably also ugro-finnic ones), not sure about e.g. basque or hellenic ones. Balto-Slavic comes from proto-indo-european and we have similar words (here in English / German &#x
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by jagrsw 6y ago
Depends on a country, most is 10 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visa_policy_of_the_United_Stat...
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by jagrsw 6y ago
I live here for >10 years, but not a citizen. Yet, I read some laws and learned some history b/c I'll be applying for citizenship soon. It's a story of gradual centralization since mid-19th-century at least. It had pretty
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by jagrsw 6y ago
German -> English (or my mother tongue) is easy. I probably remember >90%. But the other way it's harder. I remember maybe half of those German words, further 1/4 I can recall after some mental effort, and probably 1/4
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by jagrsw 6y ago
Ancdata-o-story similar to what the author describes in the article. 2-3 months ago I was about to take the Goethe B1 exam (German language). I would had probably passed it anyway, but wanted to be sure. I downloaded the official Goethe B1
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by jagrsw 6y ago
> I've been trying really hard to replace all my usage of "you're wrong" with "yes and". How does it work with e.g.? A: 2+2=5 B: Yes and.... I've seen this advice in some local guideline for ho
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by jagrsw 6y ago
> The states of California and Alaska each individually have more wild forest lands than the entire European continent. But that's not b/c of actions of local residents. > The US created the concept of state-protected wilder
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by jagrsw 6y ago
There's no disagreement in here.
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by jagrsw 6y ago
I have a favor to ask for participants of this thread. I'm genuinely curious, and I don't care my about my karma points. What would be the primary reason for the proponents of the POV 'being sad about your grandchildren being
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by jagrsw 6y ago
> people like you will, all else being equal, surely get outbred by people who do care about their progeny. So why worry? The tendency to hold your point of view will wipe itself out... That could be true (though, atheism is on the rise,
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by jagrsw 6y ago
In one of his appearances (maybe on the Fridman's show) he gave an example of being overly attached to outcomes of elections wrt to success of your favorite political party (being frustrated and sad when the party/president is not
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by jagrsw 6y ago
Yup, I agree with 'advancing the knowledge' through your offspring esp. if you consider your neural net capable and well conditioned (but again, who doesn't?:) and genetically+behaviorally inheritable, but he was talking more
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by jagrsw 6y ago
I replied on this in another subthread, a minute ago or so. But as for the 'mainstream', Joscha exactly doesn't want to be mainstream - see his TT stream: :) "In a playground where most people can neither come up with id
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by jagrsw 6y ago
Mostly because he the object which creates the ideas and interacting with us is not his genes/body/brain but on the most abstract level it's his neural system, and the imperative you're talking about is imposed by his ge
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by jagrsw 6y ago
I've seen the interview in June, and was following Joscha's twitter feed since. Although a lot of good stuff, some of his views are a bit perplexing: * If his offspring would turn homosexual, he'd be sad about them being &quo
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by jagrsw 6y ago
In many cases they're directly on YT - (Solaris by Tarkovsky) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-4KydP92ss
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by jagrsw 6y ago
> but can't remember the name of a former-yugoslav dark comedy, in which a bunch of slavs go underground during WWII https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Underground_(1995_film)
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by jagrsw 6y ago
My favorite is 'The Saragossa Manuscript' - https://easterneuropeanmovies.com/comedy/the-saragossa-manus... - a word of warning: it's ~3h long (but well worth it) - a masterpiece of scenography and camer
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by jagrsw 6y ago
I live in EU (where, generally, the police is trained to minimize-harm, rather than take-control-by-all-means), and I feel a bit the same about this list; a sizeable share of those videos show regular-ish riot control techniques IMO (pushin
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by jagrsw 7y ago
A real world example of use: https://github.com/google/honggfuzz/blob/075756bea8d1f08eb19... I think it's a bit better than ld -b binary ... cause it doesn't depend on the static linker gen
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Including Git commit-id as string inside C files
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by jagrsw 7y ago
I believe D for doubleword is mostly Microsoft C/C++ thing, though I'm sure it appears in other places too. When it comes to the assembler syntax 32bit word, my guess would be, that 32bit words (e.g AT&T x86 syntax, m68 assemb
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by jagrsw 7y ago
Yup, it'd make it (also using SYS_exit instead of SYS_exit_group) compilable under various *BSD OSes. Doesn't work for some reason under NetBSD due to some linking problem producing invalid binary for the platform. $ gcc -nost

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