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by mchahn 11y ago
I have several modes of reading code, from scanning very fast to find a section (highlighting helps a lot), to reading at medium speed for obtaining overall gist (highlighting good?), to slowly reading for accuracy (highlighting not needed)
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by mchahn 11y ago
> I don't think it will give much of a benefit over aarch32 mode (arm_control=0x0000) because of the limited memory. Some software requires 64-bit, like the Atom editor.
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by mchahn 11y ago
> should at least have one drastic difference That's not how evolution works.
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by mchahn 11y ago
> I don't see the Linux version. It runs in the browser so technically it runs on Linux.
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by mchahn 11y ago
I was reading along and following the description of the consequences and I see "he is executed". That is kind of a shock. It is hard to remember how horrible the world can be when I'm relaxing on a Sunday morning.
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by mchahn 11y ago
Cool. Now I wish one of my repos was big enough to brag about.
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by mchahn 11y ago
Why was Trump in my mind the whole time I was reading this? One thing that I learned was that fascism comes from the masses, not just a dictator. In other words Hitler didn't create the situation, he just took advantage of it.
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by mchahn 11y ago
That is a standard scam. My wife accidentally went to a random dental office and went through the same thing. Luckily she had the common sense to not sign anything. Then we went on the web and found dozens of people saying the place did
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by mchahn 11y ago
> The GPL has its use cases, for an OS/Embedded software I think it's the best choice because they could be 'stolen' easily I'm not sure I understand. If you care about stealing, why would you open-source it? I
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by mchahn 11y ago
> I believe this is one reason Facebook paid $2 billion for Oculus Rift before it even finished a product. It may just be me but this seems to be a bit paranoid.
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by mchahn 11y ago
Once to to open the source folder and once to open the destination.
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by mchahn 11y ago
Maybe planned retrogression instead of planned obsolescence?
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by mchahn 11y ago
Not too long ago I bought a cheap printer (don't remember the brand), took it home, and returned it after seeing the horrible quality of the print. Then I brought home another cheap printer of a different brand, had the same experienc
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by mchahn 11y ago
Is there any relation between coffeescript and this? I doubt it but CS was the first thing that leaped into my mind.
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by mchahn 11y ago
Stephen Wolfram must be jumping in glee to see this.
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by mchahn 11y ago
> They blamed Microsoft for the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. You've got to be kidding. I'd like to read that. It should be funny.
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by mchahn 11y ago
> the male consistently tried to feed his female with foods that differed from what he had recently seen her eating. Calling this mind-reading is blatant click-bait. He watched them feed her.
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by mchahn 11y ago
> This is something you'd expect Euclid to write about Which is what makes the lack its history so fascinating.
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by mchahn 11y ago
> Is there any standard library (for common input/output/math etc)? Haven't found how to do 2 + 2 in Om. "...requiring the addition of many operations (such as basic number and file operations) and optimizations befor
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by mchahn 11y ago
> In case of Flashsafe the device will be blocked and you will get a new one. How does it know when to brick the device?
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by mchahn 11y ago
I have the lower-ram pixel experience and it has been awesome. Not having to deal with an OS desktop has been the icing on the cake. Digging through folders two times to copy something is not something I miss.
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by mchahn 11y ago
I wonder how long he worked to craft the excellent analysis and crack software? I know an attacker would be motivated to do this but he spent the effort just for a blog post? I'm very happy he did.
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by mchahn 11y ago
It was fascinating when the author experienced a weird bit of nausea when thinking about the implications of AI. I'm not sure how I feel about it yet. It does scare me a bit.
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by mchahn 11y ago
Yes, you are right. My thinking was flawed.
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by mchahn 11y ago
Maybe I shouldn't admit it but I read quite a few of them thinking these were reviews of one of his papers. I couldn't believe he was showing these. I really wanted to read that paper. The thing that threw me off was the &quo
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by mchahn 11y ago
And, many VCs are sheep wanting to know what other VCs are doing instead of what is likely to succeed. When I went through the rounds at Sand Hill in 2001 before the bust, all they could talk about were pet sites. And I mean all of them
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by mchahn 11y ago
> globals everywhere, tightly coupled code, no separation of concerns Speak for yourself. I am not guilty of any of these in my large node applications. And I use no frameworks, just npm libraries.
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by mchahn 11y ago
It would be nice to see the area of the world for.com, as a reference.
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by mchahn 11y ago
The example was 1.7 miles. That would be great for local merchants but not for Amazon, etc. P.S. I wonder how many will be stolen.
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by mchahn 11y ago
Surely many people appreciate the extra daylight as I do.

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