jokoon

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   by jokoon 1y ago

   honestly, computing speed doesn't matter that much anymore I mean as long as the law of wirth does not bite too hard
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   by jokoon 1y ago

   I wonder if the hype helps rust being a better language At this point I wish the creators of the language could talk about what rust is bad at.
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   by jokoon 1y ago

   People believe that we can prevent and pacify terrorism because it comes from a belief system that we disagree with. Diabetes is just caused by the instinct of eating. Also people don't really "see" diabetes, news don't
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   by jokoon 1y ago

   I'm french I was banned from the France subreddit for saying Hamas fighters dress as civilians. The problem of Reddit goes beyond astroturfing. It's a judge jury executioner problem. Moderation is the most expensive problem of onl
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   by jokoon 1y ago

   I just browse hashtags of art and pixelart, and I encounter a lot of furry penis porn The internet is weird sometimes
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   by jokoon 1y ago

   for an entire year?
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   by jokoon 1y ago

   What's a formal language?
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   by jokoon 1y ago

   Wait I thought they were running an entire browser engine
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   by jokoon 1y ago

   Youtube is victim of its success I don't promote piracy, but it seems that it's easier to download music from youtube than using torrents, which is quite surprising. Who expected that such a big company would contribute to piracy?
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    by jokoon 1y ago

    There is no magic about it Just give your clear arguments, be detailed, be honest, don't use fallacies, point out fallacies. It's not about "influence", it's more about communicating your point of view and making it
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    by jokoon 1y ago

    Bourdieu covers this I am able to write C++, I worked as a C++ dev, and in france I cannot get a job because I failed to validate the degree for personal reasons 15 years ago, so I don't have a degree, yet I have excellent senior C++ t
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    by jokoon 1y ago

    Russia will probably use their military exercise in Belarus to invade, just like they invaded Ukraine during a military exercise. I wish it won't happen, but with Trump closing his eyes on Ukraine, and Trump being against NATO, this is
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    by jokoon 1y ago

    Dermatologists and doctors
14. 134.▲
    by jokoon 1y ago

    Those are bold claims
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    by jokoon 1y ago

    I parsed my language with it, it's fast and works well. Pressing rules are written in c++ directly, with templates. Although if you have no experience in parsing, the learning curve could be a bit steep.
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    by jokoon 1y ago

    I had geo data to find a new city to move out, with lat lon, population, price, etc I just used leaflet, it was fine spatialite is also good enough as a spatial database unless you are doing complex stuff with GIS data, I don't see the
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    by jokoon 1y ago

    There is always an "age of ignorance" that precedes an age of knowledge. Alchemy helped to create chemistry. I think that's often how science works, the models improves over time.
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    by jokoon 1y ago

    I was talking with my father, and we said something in french that was close to "siri", and his iphone started talking, answering things like it was a search. Unless siri activates with explicit user request, I can totally see thi
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    by jokoon 1y ago

    Finally an insightful article about ai
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    by jokoon 1y ago

    That tiles is weird, what is an "Anthropic judge"?
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    by jokoon 1y ago

    can I call it from the command line?
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    by jokoon 1y ago

    I am still looking for a local image captioner, any suggestion which are the 3 easiest to use?
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    by jokoon 1y ago

    ML is interesting, but honestly I have trouble knowing the future of it, to see if I should learn the techniques to land a job or not be too obsolete. There is certainly some hype, a lot of what is the market is just not viable.
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    by jokoon 1y ago

    I don't know why i can't like gimp Maybe it suffers the same UI UX problem that blender had in the past? Paint.Net is so much easier
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    by jokoon 1y ago

    by TFA you mean the fucking article? why swear? not I have a problem with it
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    by jokoon 1y ago

    I guess hardware vendors are allowed to make USBC devices that goes outside the USBC specs? Although this seems to be within the USBC spec? Would be interesting if future hardware standards would not allow to be licensed as "within sta
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    by jokoon 1y ago

    Easier said than done. The main reason companies don't allow it is sadly for security reasons, it's a cost/benefit. If the government would enforce laws about computer security, tech companies would not have to restrict user
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    by jokoon 1y ago

    1. I type faster with a touchscreen because I use the swipe finger thing, so a physical keyboard is not really that interesting 2. I doubt that keyboard will last forever, it will probably get quite dirty or tired. 3. I don't think an
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    by jokoon 1y ago

    This doesn't surprise me. It's central to understand that mental health can alter perception and judgment, even common mental illnesses like depression and anxiety. I have chronic depression, and even after treating it for 15 year
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    by jokoon 1y ago

    If it breaks a SSD, would microsoft be liable for the damage?