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by jhoechtl 4y ago
That is really interesting. May you take the effort and identify the commit? EDIT: Nevermind, search to the rescue This might be the discussion: https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-devel/2022-08/msg0
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by jhoechtl 4y ago
In a not so distant past state fund academia had the time to pursue their research without the need to deliver what economy donors deemed relevant. Then research got increasingly economy funded. Today we are at two, minutes two millions. In
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Index by 1
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You nailed it. Couldn't phrase it any better.
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It's the same as it is for Google search: Youtube is now much to much in favor of the producer rather than the consumer. In clear text: advertisment ruins it for all
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I guess it works as long as optimizations are disabled? Because any mildly optimized code shouldn't match it@s input as linearily as shown on the pictures.
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Without a fixed point of reference, what is the difference?
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The post-processing in the webb images is hilarious. Marketing at its best.
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Wasn't Dreamweaver a thing back then? People could create web sites without any knowledge. Also Netscape Navigator had an option to create HTML sites.
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In Europe Torx is swiftly replacing Philips. Screws and bits are readily available in every hardware store in every size. My feeling is they already overtook Philips. Square has never been a thing in Europe.
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The SI-metric system please. Imperial units are so impractical.
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> I felt trapped in the suburbs, personally. Moving to NYC is what made me feel free. Ironically many people would answer to feel free when moving out of a big city. At least I do.
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I disagree. Big data came associated with a new swap of algorithms. To big to handle? Use new algorithms, maybe not 100% accurate but can handle the load. And streaming data as opposed to static data. The are a lot of approaches like Change
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Interesting to see some societal changes reflected in the ad, for one the shortening of the skirt, which goes in hand with the girl getting older. The other change is the style of the umbrella which in its first iteration had for today&#x27
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I need markdown and the ability to save screenshots. But there it starts to fall apart. No satisfactory solution available.
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> and Xerox lost it it was a loss for xerox but a win for mankind. Many outcomes of Xerox became patent unencumbered
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Stop using find in pdfs but instead read the thing. read more books instead of online. become proficient in view things instead a generalist in many rhings
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As an innocent user I tell you that LSP mode just works whereas Eglot needs tailoring to be a joy to use.
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You read or interpret this wrong. The EU government might be acting in good intention and I acknowledge that. Yet consumer electronics has the means to collect data for profiling like crazy. EU government data privacy acts are weak measures
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Any search engine which is on the drip of <insert big one> will ultimately fail. Search engines are not philanthropic. Bing used to behave in good manner as they couldn't attract enough paying customers so their strategy was to i
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> But you can always physically destroy/remove the antenna Unless the device itself becomes the antenna or is reacting passively as is the case in RFID.
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That's KISS on a HD+ radio. Seriously as a European I do not know enough about HD+ radio but DAB radio can transmit pictures which until now is mostly used to transfer album covers. In due time we will see this abused to hammer ads dow
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The Chinese government at least is not in disguise about their surveillance plans whereas we see it sneaked in into more and more appliances of daily use. I hate this coming Orwellian future.
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> At which point you'll have to disassemble the damned thing and physically rip out the LTE modem, possibly resulting in the device bricking itself when it can't phone home after a while. I wish the guy best luck with his unplu
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> It didn’t even cause a recession really, most of the economic issues we have at the moment are self inflicted. It did, it was central banks by pressing money, who held the faith in economy high. There would, and time will tell, should
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> Maybe, but I really doubt that. I find it much more likely that it was a combination of luck and culture. (Or rather of a culture that had not yet been corrupted.) I really think it was all the aftermath of WWII. That was such a catast
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All creditable goal. What about warefare?
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It really depends. If you live in a condo and you free time is sports, meetings friends, etc. a six hours work day is more important. If you build your house on your own, cultivate green land etc. the four day workweek is more important a
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In Austria we call them Heidelbeeren. Some call them Blaubeeren which is a 1:1 translation to blueberry. TIL that the English name for them is bilberry. For those who only now blueberries, bilberries are more tasteful, smaller and are hard
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> Is there a reason why gopher is seeing a resurgence in the tech sphere? I think it's largely a demonstrative reaction against the commercialization of the web, built upon gopher’s more limited interface which is more heavily optim

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