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by lenkite 3mo ago
Regarding puzzling design choices, I am wondering at the preponderance of data attributes like <e-toast data-type="success" data-position="top-right" data-hide-after-n-seconds="5" data-c
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by lenkite 3mo ago
This is called "jogging" not "running" and it is perfectly fine to do it a pace less than a medium-brisk walk.
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by lenkite 3mo ago
If Russia had been the one to launch over ten thousand satellites in mega-constellations occupying LEO space, there would have already been a dozen senate hearings all talking about extraordinary and imminent threat to US national security
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by lenkite 3mo ago
SQLite has a LOT of footguns that one only discovers over time. Dynamically typed by default, Off-by-Default foreign keys, ID re-use in AUTOINCREMENT, WAL Mode needing explicit enabling to ensure readers are not blocked, double-quote/s
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by lenkite 3mo ago
At some point, nations are going to claim the orbital space above them as national territory and develop technology to shoot down violators.
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by lenkite 3mo ago
> How come legislators want to stop social media companies from using their power to manipulate consumers, but aren’t as interested in other industries doing the same? Because its like comparing murder with genocide. You have to stop the
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by lenkite 3mo ago
I see. Wasn't aware of this. However, it does not appear that an official standard for concurrency exists within the Common Lisp Document Repository (CDR). To be honest, CL implementers should just solicit donations for producing a sta
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by lenkite 3mo ago
I am wondering whether next year there will be re-write of Scarf after the vibe-code degenerative collapse of their source code into un-maintainability. At some point, the LLM patch/fix cycle will devolve into straitjacket.
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by lenkite 3mo ago
Until we discover a Rogue Black Hole speeding towards our Solar System.
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by lenkite 3mo ago
> I would like to see some articles that have a level-headed criticisms or critique of Lisp, it's ideas and it's place in the ecosystem of languages. Standardized Concurrency is basic table-stakes for a language today. CL does
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by lenkite 3mo ago
"Some" David will always in the long run, win against Goliath. But many, many millions will be buried.
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by lenkite 3mo ago
Does the T&C differ if you do it the old fashioned way ?
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by lenkite 3mo ago
A good idea for a Firefox extension. Something that parses T&C's and pops up a DANGER warning on a page.
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by lenkite 3mo ago
> Is there a correlation between the quality of the manually written code and AI generated code driven by the same dev? Aren't you making a strawman argument ? AFAIK this project is not made by an official PostgreSQL core developer,
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by lenkite 3mo ago
Many of the small & mid-scale U.S. farmers are choosing to buy Mahindra tractors.
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by lenkite 3mo ago
I guess you are fine with the recent increase in homeschooling which is hitting record numbers. The activists..oops "professionals" don't like that either.
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by lenkite 3mo ago
I think it is deliberately written to be LLM slop so the folks buying their services will be comforted. Some people like AI generated comfort-slop nowadays. They feel uncomfortable when they run into individualistic human language.
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by lenkite 3mo ago
The only acceptable and correct trade-off for anti-cheat is fully remote gaming + locked-down console, where the Game companies own the software and servers and hardware and just rent you a "play slice" via their locked-down conso
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by lenkite 3mo ago
Apple makes good hardware but their software is really sucky nowadays. Finder was always crap but today even Windows Explorer is crap so all the default OS file managers stand in the same shit pool.
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by lenkite 3mo ago
These vibe-coded, LLM-generated websites look ALL the same, lol. They have the exact same tells nowadays. The output of LLM's in web-site generation used to vary quite a bit last year but now they all produce the same generic soup. So
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by lenkite 3mo ago
So what is the alternative punishment for folks like this who have destroyed the lives of countless people ? Hard labour for life in a mine until death ?
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by lenkite 3mo ago
Volkswagen Group (and in general German manufacturing) profits slumped by ~50% because of banning Russian gas and stringent U.S. import tariffs. The increase in gas costs made German manufacturing uncompetitive compared to China.
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by lenkite 3mo ago
Writing Specs that are thousands of lines wrong without formalism, type and correctness checking is a major PITA. Wish we had a..compiler that can check our code..err I mean spec.
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by lenkite 3mo ago
Length-limited, singular and scalar pieces of data can definitely be held in attributes. It is perfectly fine to have: <country name="Liechtenstein" rank="1" gdppc="141100"> <neighbor n
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by lenkite 3mo ago
> Instagram and WhatsApp purchases were _very_ good calls Elementary call when you have the data no-one else has thanks to illicit means and explicitly decided on a buy or bury strategy
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by lenkite 3mo ago
Will all matter in the universe just collapse into black-holes eventually ? It feels that way. And will all the black-holes then merge to form the Primordial Black Hole which will then explode to form a new universe ?
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by lenkite 3mo ago
The Pentagon's OWN Satellite imagery confirmed the school was walled off, painted brightly, had children daily and featured a play area by 2016. If >10 years aren't sufficient to update a target list for a bombing, then I don&#
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by lenkite 3mo ago
If you are working 16 hours a day, you won't even go to your "free housing", you will sleep next to your workplace on a mat and then try and finish toilet/bath in office restroom in 1hour, so you can at-least get some re
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by lenkite 3mo ago
By going live, I meant when WS-15 is integrated with J-20 rolled-out in a fully-operational and mature manner. This is expected to substantially close the gap with top U.S. fighters in raw propulsion performance.
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by lenkite 3mo ago
> The USSR, now Russia, entered in the 1950s, when the technology was still new and the Western advantage was much smaller, and they still, over their entire history, did not produce a civil or military engine that had parity with West.

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