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makapuf
2y ago
Maybe, and I see your point, but there are few alternatives to having them on a cig pack, whereas you could not dye your food and remove this label. As a consumer, the choice is rather simple (for me at least)
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2y ago
Mandate big font "contains carcinogens" label when your food contains this colour. Then let the buyer choose whether s/he finds this shade of bright red attractive or not.
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2y ago
That probably means that recycling is not worth it, so the only responsible way is to reduce its usage as much as possible (reusing or replacing with better solutions)
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2y ago
I find dangerous red berries and colored frogs very attractive.
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2y ago
Well, if you're deploying in a container where the only useful userspace program is your http server web API, embedding the whole clib and cpplib just for a few functions, it is smaller and simpler to deploy to use static linking.
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2y ago
You mean trillions, not billions
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2y ago
Just want to share what I just realised, but the author is no one else than the mitchell hashimoto from hashicorp, so not exactly a newbie ! Would it have killed you to let us poor 99% have a bit of fun releasing useful projects too? (And a
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2y ago
I'm sorry but I can see a small keyboard with selected notes, can some one describe what makes it 3 parts harmony ? Is it a song thing ? Some chord thing ? There is no description on the site or the github repo.
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2y ago
Interested by your rust speed approaches, care to share a link ?
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2y ago
It seems it does not work now now?
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2y ago
> For example: How much does the world pay people to play video games? Nothing, because everyone does it. > How much does the world pay people to make video games? A ton, because very few can do it, and lots of people want it. Well th
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2y ago
At least people will be able to differentiate between legitimate interest to stab you and consent to be stabbed for 247 of those 846 partners.
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2y ago
I'm not sure senior positions will be as immune to AI. Sure, the work of a sales manager will be less prone to automation. However if your junior headcount is divided by four because of entry level automation, there will be much less m
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2y ago
I agree. The best language to handle data in a RDBMs is SQL, and in that case the best language to handle application logic is Go (or Kotlin, Python or whatever). So there must be some meeting point. Handling everything in Go is not optimal
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2y ago
They effectively wouldn't be ICs anymore if an important part of their job is to supervise
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2y ago
I understand but 15 years old PC are well serviceable (even if not up to current specs), so why destroy them because they're unsupported ? We will need to be more conservative of resources and these PC can be used (think running starcr
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2y ago
I guess the lack of workshops made also calculators disappear.
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2y ago
Hey, I could fall for this!
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2y ago
Let's start investigating Gromit!
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2y ago
Yup, you can even pre-allocate a given vec capacity to not start zero-sized.
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2y ago
This was also OS/2 but this one didn't work so well.
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2y ago
The site may be wrong and thanks for the inputs. However you can compare it to a French plan of 14€ per month for 140GB (and then throttled) by example and there are maybe cheaper prices per gb.
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2y ago
Keep in mind that prices in France are WAY lower than in the US according to this site. https://www.cable.co.uk/mobiles/worldwide-data-pricing/ (edit: bad autocorrect)
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2y ago
Types are guidelines and strictly useful and a good thing. That said, one can wonder why languages like basic, python, scheme or php (dynamic, implicit types) have grown popular. Maybe for bad reasons but there IS an added value for implici
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2y ago
What if you want to grep a bash script file?
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2y ago
Genders in French words is a fine example of a cryptography-grade random generator.
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2y ago
I've never heard of such a rule (am native), and your reasoning is fine but there are many common examples : cheval (horse), rival, estival (adjective, "in the summer "), travail (work, same rules for -ail words)...
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2y ago
In fact that means that there is a dedicated AVX instruction for Elementary cellular automaton ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elementary_cellular_automaton ).
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2y ago
I thought we were talking about real-time applications, which I'm not sure Python is (even tuning the GC). But if we're talking about the difficulty of changing MCU families (remember stm32 are >1000 different chips) changing
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2y ago
Back in the time we had a complex system to prepare content (encoding, metadata extraction, ...), then we tried to shive that to Make: free parallelization, partial remakes when sth went bad, for 1/100 the code and almost nothing to in
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