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by lupire 1y ago
Also, "want the milk without buying the cow", but I like "don't get me wet" because it highlights not wanting the result without the unpleasant step of the process. Then again, we have "dry cleaning" and o
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by lupire 1y ago
In fact FSF specifically exempts special purpose hardware like microwaves from its purview. The philosophy is targeted at software the user has a choice to install. If the hardware provider does not intend the user to choose to install an a
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by lupire 1y ago
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by lupire 1y ago
That statement is ambiguous with regard to automated video analysis.
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by lupire 1y ago
Google AI mode: User: cna uto nfeir waht tihs si msieplnig? Google: Here are top web results for exploring this topic [few websites containing or discussing gibberish in general] User: what was my previous question? Google: Your previous qu
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by lupire 1y ago
Yes, that's who was bombed in Qatar. They do some finances and politics but aren't involved in running Gaza or the military/militants.
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by lupire 1y ago
The October 7 attacks only succeeded because Netanyahu opened the military border to let them in.
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by lupire 1y ago
This is just an ad.
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by lupire 1y ago
That's like hearing one side of a phone conversation, where the utterances are nonsensical because you are missing half the context When you are typing, the clicking is concordant with your finer movements and the text you are writing.
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by lupire 1y ago
Now I need a screechy audio that explains the "misovisia" I experience from seeing that graphic.
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by lupire 1y ago
I'm not interested in "raw dogging" your game, "champ".
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by lupire 1y ago
A non-humanoid robot is called a *machine". We have lots of those.
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by lupire 1y ago
Wheels are not balls. Balls are common in nature. Wheels are not. The difference is that wheels need roads, which are not common nature and a large scale artificial objects.
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by lupire 1y ago
Dvorak is only slightly better than Qwerty at most.
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by lupire 1y ago
MyST seems nice but it appears to be not a replacement for LaTeX, but is a way to embed LaTeX in non-LaTeX content
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by lupire 1y ago
I imagine that it would be productive to write a draft of a paper or book in Typist, and then do the painful LaTeX writing for the later and final drafts. The pain saved on early drafts would outweigh the cost of doing some work twice.
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by lupire 1y ago
For your use case, why were you using LaTeX in the first place? That is more surprising than finding a replacement for LaTeX.
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by lupire 1y ago
LaTeX comping/rendering is generally extremely slow.
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by lupire 1y ago
The host site plato.stanford.edu is an encyclopedia written by academics, and suffers from academic culture's predeliction for abstruse writing as false precision.
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by lupire 1y ago
How is a 1-tuple different from a non-tuple?
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by lupire 1y ago
The in game leaderboard can use different, changing, seeds, and a final score can use a final secret seed.
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by lupire 1y ago
How special are the inks in the cartridge, though?
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by lupire 1y ago
Sleeping probably also fades light.
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by lupire 1y ago
Self driving cars are also clearly a demonstration of military might.
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by lupire 1y ago
Oh don't worry, it's a tooltip, so you can see it, but not copy it.
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by lupire 1y ago
My company has dedicated years of engineering time to add custom "copy" buttons next to text that they spent months to make non-selectable.
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by lupire 1y ago
Should have promoted a quarter-plus-twelfth burger! That's about 37%!
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by lupire 1y ago
What is drone splitting?
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by lupire 1y ago
Remove the factors of 2 on the right, and square all the d_2.
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by lupire 1y ago
Cartesian coordinates and Euclidean distances are both great ideas, for different (orthogonal) reasons. Cartesian coordinates are orthogonal, which is great. Euclidean distance is great because it makes space flat and rotationally symmetric

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