jgtrosh

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   by jgtrosh 5y ago

   This script is ridiculous in python with classes. It would be much cleaner as a sequence of prints and inputs.
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   by jgtrosh 5y ago

   I'd wager that maintenance repaint (in place) is less costly than repainting at a different location, which requires additional expertise
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   by jgtrosh 5y ago

   Afaik these university projects were done to test out how Cell-based supercomputers would behave. They're not competitive with up-to-date Supercomputers. In my lab I found a couple of PS3s lying around several years ago, that hadn&#x27
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   by jgtrosh 5y ago

   In this situation, the mass and weight are proportional and irrelevant to the problem. Other than proper respect of units, why would it really matter? I would agree that using mass+kg would remain correct and be less unusual, but it doesn&#
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   by jgtrosh 5y ago

   And yet, it is also considered that he has benefited more than harmed; simply by helping provide countless people with refrigeration.
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   by jgtrosh 5y ago

   Sorry but it's « je t'aime »
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   by jgtrosh 5y ago

   Also, it always bounces at the same angle regardless of where it bounced on the paddle, which makes it really long and boring. The lack of payoff is even more annoying.
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   by jgtrosh 5y ago

   The fallacy goes: - breaking a window for no reason costs money, so it's economically bad - but actually it generates labour and might be economically good? - no, that's a fallacy, you've made the room unusable and reduced it
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   by jgtrosh 5y ago

   Obesity is significantly correlated with lower income. However, in an individual case it is not sufficient to draw conclusions. Edit: also you seem to present the author's formulation as meaning that they believe poverty caused them to
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    by jgtrosh 6y ago

    I used to just say my message really fast when I was using the French equivalent (PCV France). So my dad would get a call saying something like “you are receiving a PCV call from: canyoupleasecomefetchmeatschoolloveyouthanks. Do you accept
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    by jgtrosh 6y ago

    I agree with you on these points. But they don't affect this letter's main point.
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    by jgtrosh 6y ago

    I pressed the button, it beeped a couple of times, and then while I was scrolling Firefox crashed. First time it happened on my phone!
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    by jgtrosh 6y ago

    What makes you say that Telegram doesn't?
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    by jgtrosh 6y ago

    > In my experience, the persuasive bullshitters might not even understand that they’re bullshitting. But if so, it seems disingenuous to call it “bullshitting”, since that word caries the negative connotation of purposeful deceit, and no
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    by jgtrosh 6y ago

    http://morphcat.de/micromages/ here's a fun example of a great game recently released for the NES
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    by jgtrosh 6y ago

    Apparently nobody here has mentioned Gridcoin yet: https://gridcoin.us/
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    by jgtrosh 6y ago

    that's not a question with an answer, it's a negative point for any third party processor such as this one.
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    by jgtrosh 6y ago

    This is the picture: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/biorxiv/early/2021/02/03/202... Edit: I just realized from the other pictures that they're frames from Doctor Who, making the resulting
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    by jgtrosh 6y ago

    The behaviour my intuition would have expected is that if a variable is currently in scope, then it is considered as a literal match, otherwise it's a capture match. I suppose there's an obvious flaw to that behaviour, though.
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    by jgtrosh 6y ago

    Quite true; and also the title is so big it's cut like this on my screen: THE FEMININ E PHYSIQU E But then I switched to Firefox's focus mode and everything was better again.
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    by jgtrosh 6y ago

    > Women should be able to have abortions, so abortion should be legal and easily available. This is given as the second example for circular reasoning, but I don't agree. I think it's a simple logical statement that doesn'
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    by jgtrosh 6y ago

    https://fosdem.org/2021/about/sponsors/#google Uh oh
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    by jgtrosh 6y ago

    The motive I've seen most prominently displayed is “buy to hurt hedges, expect 100% loss”. Of course, many individuals will be upset at the results, but this wasn't touted as anything other than a risky bubble, even by those who b
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    by jgtrosh 6y ago

    Another source making similar claims and who claim to back them up are Strong Towns: https://www.strongtowns.org/book I haven't looked into it, but I heard about it via the YouTube channel Not Just Bikes whose creator
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    by jgtrosh 6y ago

    I think it would be less ambiguous if they wrote “comes to people's mind”
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    by jgtrosh 6y ago

    Seeing his page loudly claiming that Islam is literally Satanic, in parallel with the coding style, gave me Terry A. Davis flashbacks.
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    by jgtrosh 6y ago

    But what is practised is often “the best that's not slow enough to affect development cycle”, so it is something of a recursive definition.
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    by jgtrosh 6y ago

    Children*
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    by jgtrosh 6y ago

    Or mount -L and LABEL=... in fstab
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    by jgtrosh 6y ago

    But the more you avoid birthday surgeries altogether, the more those that end up still happening are extreme cases with high mortality rates. So if your target is to avoid this scary statistical anomaly, you might instead want to promote mo