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3y ago
Interesting! I always had the impression that derivations being content addressable was one of Nix' main selling points. For reproducibility etc.
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k__
3y ago
Yes, sounds more like Brassica oleracea to me, lol.
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3y ago
Oh, I had the impression NanOS was free.
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3y ago
Maybe, it's like with programming. You can code a game, a database, an OS, a framework, a LLM etc. with one tool.
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k__
3y ago
Around 40 and I read the first book.
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3y ago
Next: Unikernel
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k__
3y ago
Not everyone reads books but watches movies, so there is a market to sell the same story in different media.
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3y ago
I had the exact opposite impression. The old movies felt like a caricature of the books. The evil characters were ridiculous. In the new movie, I only disliked Momoa for playing himself again.
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3y ago
However, the cats differ from spiders. They wouldn't exist in such large masses if they weren't bred and fed by humans. So, there is at least the argument to make, that if we didn't hoard so many cats, the naturally occurring
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3y ago
Maybe, because the rest is so in love with their opinion.
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k__
3y ago
There was another site, called german-bash.org, but it went down last year :/
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k__
3y ago
Oh how come?
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3y ago
Hopes: 10k-hours not necessary, you can get good faster. Reality: 10k-hours won't outrun genetics, lifestyle, or motivation.
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The Invisible College
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3y ago
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3y ago
I tried zxing too. Scanning 2D barcodes only works reliable on smartphones with good camera and with good lighting. I needed it for a ticket scanner used on an old phone at night entries for concerts. Went and bought a hardware scanner (for
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3y ago
Trains are pretty awesome, especially in small Europe. Flying always comes with security hassle. A train is just: get in/get out. If Europe would just spent more money on infrastructure. We have trains in Germany that can do 350km/
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k__
3y ago
This is your reminder that online piracy isn't about "stealing" from small artists, bout about "preventing" big corps to gatekeep human culture.
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k__
3y ago
Yes, every language should have if-expressions. Don't know what they were thinking with the ternary operator.
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k__
3y ago
WhatsApp it is in Germany. Nevertheless, I saw multiple discussions (from non-technical people) about using signal or telegram in the last years.
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k__
3y ago
To be fair, they said they constrained their choices, they didn't say they were conservative in their choices. I think, it makes sense to constrain yourself if you use a bit more alternative tech.
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k__
3y ago
In Slovakia dementia is on place 2 of the most common death causes. In Slovenia it's on place 19. Crazy. Oh, and here in Germany it's on place 6?! Wouldn't have guessed!
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k__
3y ago
Sorry, I was lazy and just translated Schweizer without checking :D
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k__
3y ago
Ah, okay. The article just read like there were some unusual strange things going on around 1900 in Switzerland.
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k__
3y ago
The article made that impression on me.
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k__
3y ago
Can I get some benefits of doubt please? :D I don't question the initiative. The article just read like it was some strange illness that affected Switzers around a certain time.
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3y ago
How come that the disease wasn't widespread earlier?
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3y ago
As far as I know, they're still bad. Especially when everyone in the neighborhood has one.
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3y ago
I once read, that regularly lighting stuff on fire near your home is generally a bad for your health.
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k__
3y ago
Good point. There are natural languages without pronouns too, or at least it's seen as rude to use them like in Japanese.
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3y ago
One distinction I saw when finally getting into writing: Pieces written in a programming language are full of proper nouns (variables names) and proper verbs (function names). Pieces written in English get pretty far without introducing new
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