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by messe 3y ago
> the original is available to read, [...] in English In other words, not the original. In fact, literally “in other words”.
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by messe 3y ago
There's a similar system in Denmark called MitID (my ID), it can even be used by businesses. I can pop into my local REMA 1000, scan my groceries —including alcohol—on my phone, and pay for them all in-app without any interaction with
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by messe 3y ago
For the same reason that CVS is included in base: it's used by the developers for the continued development of the project. OpenBSD.org runs on httpd(8).
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by messe 3y ago
IntelliJ (and the whole Jetbrains suite of IDEs), has one of the best VIM plugins I've seen in an editor. It's hard to say what it does differently to others, but I've rarely encountered a situation where it does something co
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by messe 3y ago
> you can ask the gas station attendant to do it for you Where in the world is that still a thing?
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by messe 3y ago
#ifdefs are a signed of ported code, and not portable code.
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by messe 3y ago
What’s even worse is that Island Gigantism is a Germanic derived word followed by a Latin derived word, while Insular Dwarfism has the etymologies the other way around.
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by messe 3y ago
Spam.
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by messe 3y ago
> AppCode from Jetbrains is being discontinued, and won’t receive further updates.
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by messe 3y ago
The state? Government just isn't used as a term for that here, except as an encroaching americanism.
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by messe 3y ago
On this side of the atlantic at least, the government tends to just mean the prime minister / head of government and their cabinet (and to an extent the associated political parties in charge).
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by messe 3y ago
Fully owned by the state, not the government.
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by messe 3y ago
I don’t disagree, and I probably shouldn’t have put “stifling innovation” in quotes, as you’re right: that is the goal here. My criticism is more levied at those who treat the fact that regulations can increase the cost of doing business as
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by messe 3y ago
Honestly it can go either way here on HN. There’s a strong libertarian bias here that’ll jump at any chance to criticise what they see as “stifling innovation”.
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How did consciousness evolve? – with Nicholas Humphrey [video](youtube.com)
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by messe 3y ago
Yeah, all the talk of replacement seems like people masively overthinking or abstracting a day one problem. My C++ solution was a simple search using the <algorithm> header. It's a little less neatly abstracted out as yours, and
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by messe 3y ago
> My intuition says yes, they are basically perceived the same way. Color recognition is so elementary it seems more hardware-based than software-based In which case you're missing the point of the fucking example. Colour is just be
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by messe 3y ago
> Sure, you can't look at them and positively measure their identicalness, but they're being generated with the same hardware. But to continue your analogy, after so many years of experiencing the world differently—different pa
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by messe 3y ago
It does not need to be said. The use of literally as an intensifier goes back centuries, and is well-accepted. Move on. Why choose this hill to die on when there are far more interesting things to discuss?
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by messe 3y ago
I’m aware of that, but you’ve missed my point. Not one of them has the same layout/control scheme as the deck with its trackpads and rear buttons.
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by messe 3y ago
I’d download a car, if that’s what you’re asking.
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by messe 3y ago
I was never any good at aiming with the analogue stick in FPS games. On the deck I'll usually use the trackpads (configured as a trackball with haptic feedback) to aim approximately and then gyro for fine tuning, and I've found my
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by messe 3y ago
I love that they brought back the software renderer (and allowed you to disable texture filtering). There's something about that style I find charming. I'm just waiting on my steam deck to charge so I can curl up on the couch with
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by messe 3y ago
Reminds me of Linus Torvalds’ quote from 1992: > Of course 5 years from now that will be different, but 5 years from now everyone will be running free GNU on their 200 MIPS, 64M SPARCstation-5.
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by messe 3y ago
> That’s maybe 20k cycles for the round trip (read IDT and GDT, go through the whole awful ucode flow, and jump to kernel, then do the work, and the do IRET, which is, again, amazingly slow). For comparison to the protected-mode version
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by messe 3y ago
> The Hindenburg provided a recognizable meme but even with that, there were things that could have been done differently (with technology of the time) to make even those disasters more survivable. It’s also worth noting that 64% of the
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by messe 3y ago
Too late for me to edit, but my code is missing a "test al, al" after "lodsb".
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by messe 3y ago
I love using a variant on that trick in real mode code: print: pop si .loop: lodsb jz .end mov ah, 0x0E xor bh, bh int 10h jmp .loop .end: push si ret
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by messe 3y ago
> There are mainly GNU/Linux systems And yours contains neither GNU nor Linux, or as I’ve taken to calling it -(GNU+Linux). It would be one thing if you had implemented a binary compatibility layer similar to WSL1, but what you’ve c
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by messe 3y ago
The gh is silent.

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