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by louthy 1y ago
You’re right, that completely slipped my mind!
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by louthy 1y ago
The memristor industry will mushroom
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by louthy 1y ago
> They are hardly present in the public eye. Most people don't know them, except perhaps by name. Their music is probably too niche for the mainstream; The OP talked about their importance, not their current popularity. They directl
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by louthy 1y ago
> Right. It’s not like recent statistics showed that the US was the place where most of the cyberattacks originate. Link? > And it’s not like both the US and UK are openly saying that they are maximizing cyberwarfare against everyone
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by louthy 1y ago
> all I’m not anti-AI, although I am anti a 3rd-party recording everything on my screen like some sort of voluntary Stasi. I can’t however think of a single time when this kind of functionality would have been something I would reach for
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by louthy 1y ago
Who has time? ;) But fair enough, I had stopped at the point where the advice was bad. My bad. I’ve clarified in my original comment.
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by louthy 1y ago
[EDIT: I’d only read up to: “So why aren’t these errors better? “Password is incorrect, try again.” or, “No account exists for this email.” Is that so hard?” — then I bailed, my bad, I should have kept reading. So my response below isn’t
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by louthy 1y ago
It ticks, therefore it is
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by louthy 1y ago
> What type of watch are you looking for that they don't make? I’ll stick with my Patek Philippe Nautilus 5811 [1], thanks ;) Also Swiss btw. [1] https://www.patek.com/en/collection/nautilus/5811-1g-00
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by louthy 1y ago
Swatch watches are all ugly tbf (imho, of course). But let’s face it, this is more of a statement than a product
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by louthy 1y ago
Do the hands tick counter clockwise? I am assuming so to make 3/9 swap work, but it’s not mentioned.
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by louthy 1y ago
We’re not that flippant, they’re ‘troubles’, indicating ’ongoing concern’ .
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by louthy 1y ago
It isn’t AI centric, it’s derived from poor quality wet food. Often given to pigs or used to describe prison food. It’s the origin of the term ‘sloppy’. Colloquially it means ‘poor quality’ and always has done. So buzzfeed is journalism slo
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by louthy 1y ago
> all your base belong to US All your base are belong to US But still, bravo
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by louthy 1y ago
I’m old enough, just not from the US. > She was fairly big According to South Park, that’s true. With her ending up looking like Jabba the Hut in a later episode!
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by louthy 1y ago
Then it will be eu-east-1 taking down the EU
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by louthy 1y ago
Er, exactly! Most people replace the entire machine within that time, so they still don’t need a replaceable keyboard. You’re now arguing with yourself.
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by louthy 1y ago
> I’m old enough to remember the Sally Struthers ads… I’m old enough to remember when South Park took the piss out of Sally Struthers. I have no idea who Sally Struthers is and I’ve never seen any of the adverts.
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by louthy 1y ago
So even after 10 years you didn’t need a new keyboard, you just wanted one? I think you’ve proved the GP’s point.
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by louthy 1y ago
Thanks for that, think I've fixed them all. But it is 1 am, so the chances I've missed something isn't zero! The API docs are all auto-generated [1] so sometimes my repo markdowns get out of sync when I refactor! [1] https:&
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by louthy 1y ago
State can also be managed using the pure functional paradigm (using recursion to provide an updated state as an argument or using a State monad, for example). Logging is a side-effect and should be treated as such by using a declarative sid
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by louthy 1y ago
> 100% purity down the entire vertical is a very strong anti-pattern. It really isn't. The benefit of pure all the way down is that later you can replace bits with something more performant if necessary. But starting out with the
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by louthy 1y ago
I'm the author of language-ext [1] a pure functional framework for C# and have been pushing the declarative programming thing in C# for over decade. C# is a great language for declarative programming and LINQ is awesome. You need to
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by louthy 1y ago
That is just nonsense, sorry. San Francisco is a modern layout (grid) and London is an ancient city with road networks based on thoroughfares that are 500+ years old. It may be true that all major cities have their own quirks, but London ha
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by louthy 1y ago
If you’re not using Monokai classic then you’re definitely getting syntax highlighting wrong
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by louthy 1y ago
You mostly missed: “why don’t you put her in charge?!”. Mostly.
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by louthy 1y ago
You're literally describing dynamic range. The volume is the same in the show and the advert, but the perception of loudness is completely different. You perceive the adverts as louder because of the reduced dynamic range , even
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by louthy 1y ago
I wrote “roughly” on purpose, but I think your description is wrong. A compressor triggers when the signal goes above a threshold, this applies a compression factor to the loud signal, which reduces the overall gain of the loud sounds (they
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by louthy 1y ago
> density It’s reduced dynamic range , this is done using audio compression which, roughly, has the effect of making the quiet parts louder and and loud parts quieter, then the volume level can be increased. The overall effect is to ke
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England misplaced its first king(bbc.com)
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