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kaoD
3y ago
> Personally I would answer that by asking, “who uses intel for gaming”? 9% of Steam users. https://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey
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kaoD
3y ago
Well those are a lot of links unrelated to my question or anything you've said in this thread. You're clearly unable to admit you're wrong. Hard to be charitable about that.
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3y ago
I really don't know how to parse this comment but I'll try to be charitable. How do you propose WASM code is able to change the WASM interpreter behavior? Could you be misunderstanding WASM's memory model? Are you aware that
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kaoD
3y ago
You just painted yourself into a corner for v7
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kaoD
3y ago
For a table with a single column (plus FK), isn't LEFT JOIN isomorphic to just having a NULLABLE column (and much better at data locality)? It might prevent error if you only rely on INNER JOIN but that's rarely the case at least
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3y ago
Can't wait to have a NULL url and has_url TRUE. Might or might not be based in production data I deal with on a daily basis.
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kaoD
3y ago
Well they provide the Mastodon federation with what seems to be a large instance and people working on it.
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3y ago
What's the alternative, an empty string? IMO the problem (at least in this case) is not NULL in the DB, but NULL at the application level. If NULL is some sort of Maybe monad and you're forced to deal with it, well, you're fo
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kaoD
3y ago
Well, I don't know what to tell you other than "that doesn't mesh up with the reality of TCP".
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3y ago
What does IPA mean here?
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3y ago
The chances of making enough money to be able to make an impact are much slimmer than actually making a direct impact even if it means a less lucrative career path.
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kaoD
3y ago
I was confused as well. How you phrased it, it seemed that your funny story was about how cool the docs were and saved your ass or something like that :)
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3y ago
Anybody knows if psychedelic dosage is weight-dependent? In research I mostly see dosages per kg, while responsible use wikis list absolute dosages (which matches my experience of user-weight not changing much of the perceived strength). Th
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3y ago
0.17mg/kg so 13.6mg for an 80kg individual. According to Wikipedia, there are 15(±5)mg of psilocybin per gram of dried shrooms. So yeah that's a light dose but definitely noticeable.
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3y ago
Sorry I don't see what you mean with flat progression curve or how it solves anything here. If I'm level 70 and I go to a level 15 area, how would that solve that I'm just going to cut through the area like butter?
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3y ago
Diablo 4 makes you go back and forth across zones, GTA-style. Not only for sidequests, but also the main storyline. D2 solved this by artificially constraining you to one region per act in a linear fashion. In D4 when you pass through or go
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3y ago
I've come to terms with this. Even though it still feels weird I can see why they did it: since the game is not linear at all (I think you can even do the first 3 acts in any order) compared to other Diablo games (didn't play 3) t
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3y ago
I get what you mean, but the same situation applies when describing the algorithm to decode QR codes (it involves "deep" stuff like Reed-Solomon) and yet info on that is far more prevalent. Why is that the case? Nobody expects a d
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3y ago
But do they do this at different angles? If so, which? How do they deal with (possibly partially) obscured alignment markers? How do they determine the angle and size of squares? How does one sample each square (center point, average of squ
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3y ago
If your exam can be cheated on, you're doing exams wrong.
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kaoD
3y ago
Yeah I did teen+clinking beers+police officer.
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kaoD
4y ago
I don't think this is a human trait but rather something ingrained in your particular culture. This doesn't feel right at all from my culture's perspective. We are not indirect at all.
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4y ago
I think it's because it feels more similar to Google Stadia than to Facebook.
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4y ago
I predict the wage gap will actually widen. StackOverflow-on-steroids can only give your so much, so seniors will still be in demand for what they do. It's just the competition between juniors will be fiercer so junior wages will drop.
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4y ago
> Is that enough for you, or are you going to continue pushing false slippery slopes? You misunderstood. I was not trying to portray your argument as a slippery slope. I was trying to portray your argument as just generally weak, which i
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kaoD
4y ago
So following your logic we should decriminalize <everything> since, well, <everything> still happens anyways.
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kaoD
4y ago
So following your logic we should decriminalize murders since, well, those still happen anyways.
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4y ago
> Copyright law does not stop bad actors. Yes it does.
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kaoD
4y ago
No. I think we need to do that regardless of whether their art will or won't be worth something. I don't think my open source stuff is every going to be worth a penny. I still want it to be protected so that its license is respect
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4y ago
In what way is copyright "banking the bets"?
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