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by lysace 3mo ago
High testo, huh.
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by lysace 3mo ago
Again though: please don't be an asshole. You're doing a disservice to Lisp.
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by lysace 3mo ago
iLemming: creating a new user just to say that seems a bit over the top.
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by lysace 3mo ago
Please be less of an asshole.
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by lysace 3mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southwest_Airlines_Flight_1380
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by lysace 3mo ago
You are shifting the goalposts. You first said "at least they try to appear anti-corruption". This thing about not caring about appearances is new. (And also the only thing I commented about.)
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by lysace 3mo ago
Flag rope knots are low key stressful. You only need to do them once every 5-10 years or so, so you don't really develop any expertise through practice. If you do it wrong, you probably have to pay or arrange for a team of two people t
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by lysace 3mo ago
Don't confuse "the west" with the US. The US is less than half of "the west".
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by lysace 3mo ago
This explains the connection: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MachineGames#History I wonder what's happening to MachineGames...
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by lysace 3mo ago
Confession: I sometimes ask an LLM to explain something to a certain kind of audience. Usually I need to ask it to keep things briefer and which things to really focus on. I typically do 2-3 iterations and then manual editing to make it fee
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by lysace 3mo ago
This is going to spread like wildfire. ("We can do that?")
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by lysace 3mo ago
Jony.
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by lysace 3mo ago
That use case is literally addressed in the first sentence.
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by lysace 3mo ago
According to https://en.namu.wiki/w/SE-8001 a replica of Sharp MZ-80 K/C.
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by lysace 3mo ago
Cute name. (Naming is hard and important.)
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by lysace 3mo ago
I literally instinctively pressed the back button the first time. I don't understand this instinct you're displaying here, to defend anything because it's open/free. It can be made better. Can't we all agree tha
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by lysace 3mo ago
The visual design of this landing page reminds me of soulless pay to view journals. I don't like that. The visual design of the actual online book/HTML is excellent.
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by lysace 3mo ago
Related and a little ironic: houses in northern Europe nowadays typically have "AC" in the form of air-to-air heat pumps that both can heat and cool. Houses in southern and central Europe dramatically lag behind in terms of adopti
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by lysace 3mo ago
So many activists of different kinds.
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by lysace 3mo ago
I kind of enjoy grocery store/chain discussions on e.g. national subreddits because it's a way of engaging people normally not into economics, corporate structures and incentives and getting them to actually think about the topics
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by lysace 3mo ago
Same crowd as r/fuckcars and r/antiwork or distinct?
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by lysace 3mo ago
Ford isn't run by humans?
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by lysace 3mo ago
Our startup (~20 people) got slashdotted in 1998 or so. I was the only one randomly awake at the time. Remember watching all the logs from our web server in realtime, ready to immediately kill anything or anyone threatening the overall av
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by lysace 4mo ago
Surely they will just make it mandatory, at some point?
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by lysace 4mo ago
I would read these beautifully designed computer mags made for Mac people in creative areas in like 1987-1989 (like the Swedish Macworld). They routinely reviewed peripherals like SCSI scanners, hard drives etc costing like $10-25k (not inf
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by lysace 4mo ago
This isn't the issue. Anthropic/the US already knows our identities, from say, the credit card we used to pay the sub with. The issue is privacy concerns from the inevitable data leaks. I don't want a scan of my passport alon
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by lysace 4mo ago
Most dangerous one: "This is Army Commander Tomás Miguel Ribeiro Paiva. We have chosen to take command of the country to protect you against serious crimes against the people that we have become aware of. Remain calm and continue with
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by lysace 4mo ago
The old and new cold war sensor networks in the fairly constrained Baltic Sea are fascinating. There is so much vague lore. There is so little public information on them, yet they intuitively make so much sense, given how much was expended
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by lysace 4mo ago
Looks pretty darn efficient to me: https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/historical-cost-of-comput...
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by lysace 4mo ago
Not according to this article.

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