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9mo ago
Planting trees solves both the carbon capture and the emissions issue from different angles. Some examples are: - With more wood available it’s more economical to use it as a building/manufacturing material over other emissive sources
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9mo ago
Thank god for the CCP setting EV development a strategic goal. If we depended on western free market alone we would be fucked.
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9mo ago
> Java will never become a player in CLI tooling until build packaging becomes first class. Python packaging has always been painful and it’s a popular option for CLI regardless. I don’t think there only rational explanations, technology
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9mo ago
The web is dead, we replaced with portable cable TV where you scroll up to change channel.
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9mo ago
The future of electrification is at risk because the market chose to bet on TSLA. Many companies backpedaled on EV and the POTUS is making a major push towards oil (including invading Venezuela). The future looks grim.
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9mo ago
Swift was the worst thing that happened to Mac OS, because we’re now suffering second system syndrome.
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9mo ago
The medical term is logorrhea or hyperlalia - talking non sense non stop.
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10mo ago
That’s one hypothesis. The other hypothesis is that some cultures may be more attached to things. Yet another is that some cultures might have problems following orders.
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10mo ago
There are multiple studies showing infrared enhances mythocondria function, and this is already used therapeutically.
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10mo ago
Clojure REPL experience is pretty primitive though, you don’t have a step debugger or something like the conditions system, being a hosted language you only get stacktraces from the VM.
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10mo ago
It seemed quite accurate for my region (São Paulo downtown).
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10mo ago
Invest outside the US or bet on de-dollarisation (e.g. central banks everywhere buying gold). Just make sure you're not left holding dollars.
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10mo ago
The "Idiocracy" movie is now a documentary from the future.
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10mo ago
Hilarious. It could be a Mike Judge script.
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10mo ago
Please consider that your nephews are growing up on a world with a lot more awareness and empathy towards autism.
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10mo ago
You mean fighters ARE coded in C++? My god
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10mo ago
> The more messages you need to process overall, the more attractive a solution centered around monotonically increasing sequences becomes, as it allows for space-efficient duplicate detection and exclusion, no matter how many messages y
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11mo ago
Maybe! > a squircle doesn’t look like a square with surgery performed on it; it registers as an entity in its own right, like the shape of a smooth pebble in a riverbed, a unified and elemental whole. But I seem to remember reading about
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11mo ago
I remember reading somewhere that these curves were based on the curves that naturally occur on smooth pebbles due to the abrasion of water, but can’t find a link now (searching “apple” and “pebble” only gives me results about the smartwatc
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11mo ago
MSFT peaked at Windows 2000.
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11mo ago
> That should make arr[1] possible but arr[1] = 9 impossible. I believe you want `=`, `push`, etc. to return a new object rather than just disallow it. Then you can make it efficient by using functional data structures. https:/
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11mo ago
Yeah, we need both types.
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11mo ago
To be fair, ads on a map aren't the same as Windows 11 start menu ads – the former are useful and contextual. I feel the story being told would be more equivalent to what Microsoft is doing rather than Google. That said, advertising is
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11mo ago
This article is a good example of how, sometimes, starting from scratch is a blessing, since you can adopt the best tech right away instead of fighting market inertia and monopolies trying to keep a status quo - as a counter example, see Ja
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11mo ago
A grid in a remote place in Africa would have less 9's than self reliance on solar.
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11mo ago
Sure, capitalism has been working great for Africa since the 1700! The poverty was caused by not enough capitalism.
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11mo ago
Are you confused by the idea that socialism and market are incompatible ideas, or is this a critique that they're merely selling and not manufacturing (therefore not fully owning the means of production)?
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11mo ago
If the value is staying with local workers (social ownership) instead of being captured by some multinational, that's closer to a textbook definition of socialism than capitalism. How's that double-speak?
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11mo ago
I guess SQL is a requirement if they want to market their technology to normies.
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11mo ago
That's not mutation though. The `assoc` on the second binding is returning a new object; you're just shadowing the previous binding name. This is different than mutation, because if you were to introduce an intermediate binding he
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