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by juped 2y ago
Ballmer would never have put honest-to-God advertisements in Windows Solitaire .
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by juped 2y ago
I'm astonished that this melted sand performs computations, but Shockley closed my CVE "not a bug"
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by juped 2y ago
Leaving aside that this is clearly a case in the Northern District of California, no; that sort of thing is what gets discovery special masters appointed to keep you in line in the first place, and this ruling appears to be a discovery spec
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by juped 2y ago
If I understand the logic it uses correctly this will nearly always attach the fixup to the right commit. It's not for me because I do this manually too fluidly but it seems like a good tool.
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by juped 2y ago
Claude is just better full stop these days, but you have to actually be attempting to get practical use out of various different models to know this.
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by juped 2y ago
I only own one 4090.
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by juped 2y ago
Nope, none of it was knowingly done, and plenty of teams are almost trivially convertible to the normal workflow, even without inventing a buzzword like TFA did! Though plenty aren't. I get it. (But one of the magic phrases that really
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by juped 2y ago
You can't even see a commit graph (no, the insane glacial-js "network" tab doesn't count). You can see it in bitbucket for heaven's sake. The basic data structure of git, invisible. On a GUI.
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by juped 2y ago
I'm sorry people are being dismissively snide and downvotive about this reasonable characterization of things (see: https://marc.info/?l=linux-kernel&m=111288700902396 ) because they think knowing the factoid that l
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by juped 2y ago
Sad day for everyone, but it was probably inevitable with the original devs gone and the project managed by suit-types. No one gets fired for buying Microsoft and all that.
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by juped 2y ago
No, git is an email driven program, not a terrible-webapp driven program. You pipe the email into git am (if it's from mercurial insert hg-patch-to-git-patch into the pipeline, which iirc just rewrites date formats mainly?)
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by juped 2y ago
You got an actual useless automated message? The lucky 1%.
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by juped 2y ago
Despite Chinese being the supposed "non-phonetic" counterexample people drag out, most Chinese characters are phonetic, a fact that seems to pass through the Western brain like water through a sieve, maybe because the Ezra Pound p
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by juped 2y ago
This is quite a harmful misconception that keeps getting thrown around! English phonetics make sense; the phenomenon people notice is that in English, orthography recapitulates etymology, because English more than other languages acquires w
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by juped 2y ago
Opposition to phonics is political and I'm not sure how it got that way, but it does make the curriculum more resistant to change than most curricula (which are already fairly resistant). It's really common for me to encounter adu
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by juped 2y ago
you don't yield to your cooperative-multitasking runtime during reading from it, which is obviously what everyone in this thread means, and it's not helpful to start telling them "you're using the word blocking wrong&quo
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by juped 2y ago
try generating with the prompt "a spoony bard and a licentious howler", if you're willing to catch a ban for using ted woolsey's horrible, offensive language that was acceptable to 1990s nintendo of america
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by juped 2y ago
I always get surprised in the opposite direction by languages that work like that, fun to see it from the other side. As for the second mistake listed, this is practically the reverse confusion itself... I remember one time in an interview,
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by juped 2y ago
Why is this comment section, specifically, such an embarrassing dumpster fire? It's a serious question; this is the sort of neat derivation that makes for a popular Youtube video, and despite Youtube comments being famously... variable
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by juped 2y ago
There's a lot of reductions that happen during execution, and not many are usefully going to be repeated identically; you'd end up with an extremely large and nearly entirely useless cache if you tried to cache everything. So yo
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by juped 2y ago
Hoon has magic memoization, though (~+) ++ fib |= a=@ ^- @ ~+ ?: (lte a 1) a %+ add $(a (sub a 2)) $(a (sub a 1)) Try e.g. (fib 100) (don't try it without the ~+) The compiled
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by juped 2y ago
I never thought of that before, but it's a good point.
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by juped 2y ago
If you're programmer-brained, lots of things will feel like understanding a programming language to you. There's no particular programming-ish qualities to music theory.
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by juped 2y ago
Erlang has a preemptive SMP-using scheduler, so none of this really applies
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by juped 2y ago
It's true, LinkedIn is too spammy, which is why I don't have an account. Unfortunately, you didn't advertise that you're just a LinkedIn app until demanding my LinkedIn account halfway through signup. Please don't w
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by juped 2y ago
I'll be the contrarian and say: crypto good (the scammers have had their day and moved on), AI bad (this is where the scammers moved on to)
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by juped 2y ago
I also miss Ballmer
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by juped 2y ago
I am not sure what "preferred belief framework" you are projecting onto me, but you may be interested to note that I mentioned no such thing. The findings of psychology tend to be unreplicable just-so stories, like all the finding
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by juped 2y ago
It means you can ask people on a questionnaire "are you open to new experiences" and then later offer them a new experience and get some papers off this incredibly shocking finding. Someday psychology might be a science but it isn
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by juped 2y ago
refind will scan all your partitions for EFI bootable things; if you have two ext4 partitions each with a Debian on them, and each has a Linux kernel in /boot, it'll locate them both and you can boot either. Which sounds like what

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