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by laxd 1y ago
It's called washing machines. They come with a computer built-in.
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by laxd 1y ago
Birds of Parallax from 9:45 onwards is my favorite. They had this on repeat in an electronic music history exhibition I attended in a London museum some ... counting... 12 years ago. https://youtu.be/lNTZh0jHOvs?t=585
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by laxd 1y ago
It was only meant as a pragmatic here-and-now way of dealing with the issue, for the hn crowd. Most people are helpless victims.
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by laxd 1y ago
Best of luck.
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by laxd 1y ago
Just use noscript and a separate browser for malicious sites like fb and ig. It might seem painfull at first, but you'll quickly end up with with a web that is better than before.
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by laxd 1y ago
Personally I find the devonian and carboniferous much more interesting than the mesozoic. And the ediacaran if counting marine life. There's plenty of people "talking about it", it's just not pushed like dinosaurs. A cou
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by laxd 1y ago
Pangaea "only" existed for around 135 million years.
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by laxd 1y ago
I was thinking Open ChangeScene Massacre for one of them.
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by laxd 1y ago
The search bar does filtering in the current folder. Fast, simple, and what I most commonly want.
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by laxd 1y ago
Openshot, Shotcut, Opencut ... It's getting confusing.
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by laxd 1y ago
So could a shark
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by laxd 1y ago
Most certainly losing popularity https://www.politico.eu/article/usa-popularity-collapse-worl...
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by laxd 1y ago
Conformal cyclic cosmology, by Roger Penrose
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by laxd 1y ago
Imagine blowing up an infinitesimally small balloon. Nowhere on the surface will you find the center. Also, as the other comment says, the center is everywhere. We are on the inside of the big bang.
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by laxd 2y ago
If we managed to build the ship and if we managed to get it to same speed as our fastest space probe, it would take around 35000 years.
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by laxd 2y ago
Fermat's Last Theorem, about Andrew Wiles long hard journey to prove it.
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by laxd 2y ago
It's too hard to pull of. We need an RFC for a Urination Communication Protocol.
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by laxd 2y ago
Would this be an example of the Yoneda lemma?
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by laxd 2y ago
I think you mean Ken Thompson. I can't be bothered searching through youtube interviews but I'm pretty shure that on more than one occasion, he tells a story something along the lines of having a disk driver, some programs, and ma
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by laxd 3y ago
Is there any chance that the lack of US regulations will, at some point, cause the general populations to flee the US rather than deal with tech companies monitoring and controlling every aspect of your life?
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by laxd 3y ago
More fun on actual hardware, but then there's the hardware support. BSD's may handle it, but better chose the OS before the computer if you like it smooth.
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by laxd 3y ago
The OG unices were dead before X86 "long mode". You need that address space? Keypresses seems like something you could find a solution for. As others have mentioned the bsd's are probably the closest that are up to date with
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by laxd 3y ago
On second read I C your point given the context. Got triggered because I feel hn is downhill lately. Cheers!
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by laxd 3y ago
Wrong? Did'nt ask how C does it and clearly you did not understand my simple comment. Wtf is going on with hn? It's turning into yet another site were kids think they seem smart by intentionally misinterpreting and bickering.
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by laxd 3y ago
Lower than either, so you can do logical (or arithmetical) expressions on both sides of ==. Has nothing to do with nature, it's all about pragmatic decisions on how we want it.
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by laxd 3y ago
Let's not forget the potential ad space in between turns.
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by laxd 3y ago
What a great choice!
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by laxd 3y ago
PostgreSQL? And OracleDB as a joke christmas present?
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by laxd 3y ago
Shout out to minecraft/mojang who got on the case of creating awareness three years ago. I shure there's many like me that would not know what an axolotl is otherwise.
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by laxd 3y ago
The NFS 4.2 spec was released late 2016. Whats your newfangled alternative? Some cloud service (other guys computer) that runs a bunch of actual tech (like NFS) behind the scenes? Beneath the layers of containers, rest-api's, js framew

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