kleiba

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901.
by kleiba 2y ago
Xylitol is known to be a laxative, so it is only recommended in small doses. You might be extra sensitive to it.
902.
by kleiba 2y ago
Okay, thanks for the explanation!
903.
by kleiba 2y ago
I'm confused - so it runs only in Edge or what's with the name?!
904.
by kleiba 2y ago
Oh, wow, I missed that.
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by kleiba 2y ago
> Although Ramsey was employed by Cambridge as a mathematician, he only published eight pages of pure mathematics. But those eight pages yielded impressive results. Be that as it may, but with just eight papers to your name, you'd
906.
by kleiba 2y ago
I cannot believe that that overly excited giggle tone of voice you see in the demo videos made it through quality control?! I've only watched two videos so far and it's already annoying me to the point that I couldn't imagine
907.
by kleiba 2y ago
> C++ modules need a lot of communication between build systems, compilers, packaging environments, and other dev tools like clangd. As someone who doesn't program in C++ I've got to ask: why is that?
908.
by kleiba 3y ago
I've used wxwidgets in the past, both from C and from Python. It's appeal is in its simplicity.
909.
by kleiba 3y ago
In the first 10 search results, I now get a mix of results for either of the two technologies when searching with Google.
910.
by kleiba 3y ago
No, but in practice. Because the type of game you produce in that time frame isn't typically the one that needs to worry about parallelizing multiple compute units.
911.
by kleiba 3y ago
Did you read the part where they said that they're a two-person indie game studio with a development cycle of 3-12 months max?
912.
by kleiba 3y ago
Haha, nice one! :-) (can only assume you're joking)
913.
by kleiba 3y ago
I have but don't get your point. Could you elaborate, please?
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by kleiba 3y ago
> Source available from the beginning is ethical. Not to rms.
915.
by kleiba 3y ago
> Elon Musk’s EV empire is crumbling. Wait, what? Last I heard, Tesla was doing not too shabby last year... https://www.motor1.com/news/706258/tesla-model-y-worlds-top-...
916.
by kleiba 3y ago
The little info box about the interviewer at the end of the article tells you all you need to know.
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by kleiba 3y ago
When I was in my teens, I really had nothing to do. Not that I was a loner - I was in a sports club and I had a pretty active social life. But the thing is - compared to having a job, the time I spent at school each day left me with so much
918.
by kleiba 3y ago
> From Wikipedia[1]: ...or from the very article itself...
919.
by kleiba 3y ago
As long as the AI companies make sure that the generated pictures of Jesus are balanced across all genders and skin colors...
920.
by kleiba 3y ago
I wouldn't say "hate" but in general I would have to agree. Besides the mildly contradictive list ("the lightning position" is bogus but "crouching" is recommended... er, isn't the lightning position
921.
by kleiba 3y ago
Wow, I bet this very intriguing post of yours is gonna get you TONS of new customers! Well done...
922.
by kleiba 3y ago
Are you joking, or is smartphones and social media really the only thing you think has improved for the current generation?
923.
by kleiba 3y ago
Thanks for a well-balanced reply! Let's not forget that interest rates were not just relatively lower, they were actually really low just a few years ago. They have gone up since but I agree they still aren't high, especially co
924.
by kleiba 3y ago
Well, what could his parents afford when they were his age? Also, check out how many North American places are mentioned in this list: https://www.thestreet.com/personal-finance/cost-and-affordab...
925.
by kleiba 3y ago
I'm certainly not Gen Z or a Millenial, but I do not subscribe to the notion that solidity or the quality of life your parents have experiences is unachievable for today's generation any more. There are tons of things that are muc
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by kleiba 3y ago
> many feel that hallmarks of stability such as homeownership and a 9-to-5 job are no longer achievable or desirable It seems kind of odd to juxtapose those two adjectives. I mean, either something is desirable, then you might wonder w
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by kleiba 3y ago
I find that this is a great reaction to someone finding a bug in your paper. No trying to cover it up, but straight-up admitting a mistake. Also, the fact that he leaves the paper out because it does contain novel ideas that might be usef
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by kleiba 3y ago
> This is unnecessarily snarky. You think? I thought it was just a funny quip.
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by kleiba 3y ago
Working on updates 20% complete Don't turn off your computer
930.
by kleiba 3y ago
A blog post from the same guy that used to maintain the C++ FQA! https://yosefk.com/c++fqa/

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