jenadine

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by jenadine 4y ago
> It is dangerous to run these things longer than their designed for lifetimes. They don't run the plant past their lifetime. $300M is going to be spent to increase the lifetime. That said, 800 MW doesn't sound much for a nucle
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by jenadine 4y ago
The `?` operator works with Option. I know it is actually through the Try trait internally, but since it is only implemented for a few built-in type, it makes Option special.
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by jenadine 4y ago
When someone ask for my profession and I reply I'm a software developer, the followup question is often whether I'm frontend or backend. But none apply to me. Btw, to me, a full stack developer would be someone who work on the app
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by jenadine 4y ago
QtWebEngine was part of Qt 5.4 released in 2014
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by jenadine 4y ago
The bible is full of contradictions and provably false statements. Then some believer just cherry pick the ones they want to believe in.
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by jenadine 4y ago
I believe religious people are delusional. But from that one cannot conclude that their oauths means nothing, quite the contrary.
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by jenadine 4y ago
No it isn't
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by jenadine 4y ago
Unless you used std::is_constant_evaluated() and the code running at runtime was not the one tested at compile time
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by jenadine 4y ago
Imagine if they had been growing the nuclear instead of reducing it, it would have allowed to almost get rid of lignite and coal. Instead it is still a portion. (And solar and wind being intermittent you can't just have that)
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by jenadine 4y ago
Note that you are using today's version? How much better will it be in 5 years? What if it is coupled with system who understand the programming languages so you don't get code that doesn't compile anymore?
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by jenadine 4y ago
But the universe is big and there are billions of billions of other planets which could very well have similar conditions, that also exist for billions of years
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by jenadine 4y ago
This sounds great! I'll report a few of my competitors to Google Safe Browsing, and see how it affects the visits on my own website. /s
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by jenadine 4y ago
The argument is flawed. You defend. "if it has a cost and lasts through evolutionary time, it is beneficial." But to conclude your conclusion, you must also show that: - emitting noise has cost (fairly believable) - and that somet
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by jenadine 4y ago
I'm pretty sure that would be an "Undefined Behaviour" in C++. And you can make lots of "Wat" moments by invoking UB.
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by jenadine 4y ago
All I can think of is to build many nuclear power plant in a remote place, and use the energy to do carbon capture, somehow. That's based on the assumption that the CO₂ removed from the atmosphere is worse that the produced nuclear was
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by jenadine 4y ago
> the AGPL license requires that all software connecting with MinIO be 100% open source for you/your users Indeed, I don't think that's correct. That depends on the definition of "connecting" but I was under the
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by jenadine 4y ago
> No business will touch AGPL That's not true, I am in contact with many business using AGPL software. (Not Minio specifically) Some businesses choose not to touch it, but that's their losses.
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by jenadine 4y ago
They're not extorting anyone. Or is anyone having paid product "extorting" their customer? AGPL is true open source.
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by jenadine 4y ago
Disney and Electronic Arts employs hundreds of thousands of employees that gets to enjoy their salary. They are paid through the IP. How is that not IP working as intended?
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by jenadine 4y ago
You're right. I apologize. The fact that there was a PR actually shows that some people care.
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by jenadine 4y ago
Somebody should tell that to the Rust people. They have a .cargo and a .rustup folder in ~, plus an extra heavy target folder for every project. Would be much nicer if they put the cache one .cache But they don't seem to care https:&#
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by jenadine 4y ago
In that case, the interface was made for that display. So that every screen had their buttons located under the bumps. (In the buttons row) Some elements were not located there, but that was not the most used ones and then it was ok to look
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by jenadine 4y ago
> I want it clearly visible such as ~/config. No problems: define the $XDG_CONFIG_HOME to be like so. > I don't want an additional and confusing ~/.local. The idea is that data and config are different. Anyway, if you h
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by jenadine 4y ago
I have seen a touch screen covered by a thin layer of plastic in the button row that has some indentation so the finger can feel where the buttons are. This was on the control panel of an industrial machine. With some small sound or haptic
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by jenadine 4y ago
But still not in that release afaik
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by jenadine 4y ago
you don't write if (!condition) goto else_; // some code goto endif; else_: // the else block endif: // More code Same for loop. That's what we mean by "goto c
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by jenadine 4y ago
> With GPT arriving, expect that spam is going to increase 100x, and that it will be eerily personalized, invasive and persistent. This needs a justification. Spam is already invasive and somewhat personalized. I'm not seeing how Ch
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by jenadine 4y ago
Depositing pennies behind a steam roller?
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by jenadine 4y ago
Care to elaborate? Do you mean that they know that it will go to 0 and that's why they are not buying?
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by jenadine 4y ago
The one who is allowed to give rights according the the constitution of Canada https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preamble_to_the_Canadian_Chart...

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