mkoubaa

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by mkoubaa 2y ago
It's definity capable of human-level stupidity
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by mkoubaa 2y ago
How do we make local apples a bigger thing again
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by mkoubaa 2y ago
Yeah I think the author of this article had some subjective understanding and experience. I don't mean to diminish it but it's definitely something I and other (but not all) Muslims find foreign
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by mkoubaa 2y ago
I knew people who "groomed" a zebiba, for lack of a better term. I don't doubt that some people who have one are not doing it for show (otherwise who are they emulating?). Whether or not it's fashionable depends on your
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by mkoubaa 2y ago
In all the years of using one I never thought it made anything sacred. It keeps my forehead clean and cushions my knees
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by mkoubaa 2y ago
Having no code corresponding to the software in service is a bigger liability than having it
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by mkoubaa 2y ago
It's also just plain wrong. Even the cleanest most beautiful and efficient code is a liability. You sell software, not code. It's all about the magnitude of the liability, not the direction
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by mkoubaa 2y ago
My running todo list of 5 years is a work.txt on my desktop that I always have open in notepad++, and I will never change
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by mkoubaa 2y ago
What makes you think the issue is funding?
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by mkoubaa 2y ago
Now if only c++ could guarantee copy elision from lambda returns...
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by mkoubaa 2y ago
The title is Correct.
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by mkoubaa 2y ago
Sadly, probably. My family did two years of farming as amateurs between jobs when I was a preteen. It stunted my height and caused decades of chronic pain for my parents. And we didn't make enough to live on
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by mkoubaa 2y ago
I always felt that Erkanoplans were superior for traveling over ice, especially now that they can be made with carbon fiber
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by mkoubaa 2y ago
At best you can say his organizations give engineers the latitude to reinvent the wheel when they feel it's necessary
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by mkoubaa 2y ago
My first thought was very disturbing, that they were bred by humans as pets.
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by mkoubaa 2y ago
That's the only thing that'll Microsoft chill with the reboots
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by mkoubaa 2y ago
How many is some and how many is a lot? Are you confusing dead and injured?
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by mkoubaa 2y ago
Slip by? Hamas was funded and propped up by this highly skilled org in order to deligitimize the peace process.
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by mkoubaa 2y ago
The one we want to live in while you fling poop
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by mkoubaa 2y ago
HPy can eventually be used to support CPython extension modules in GraalPy
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by mkoubaa 2y ago
Wrong. Objects can overlap in computational geometry.
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by mkoubaa 2y ago
This is griefing your coworkers who would actually do that?
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by mkoubaa 2y ago
This is why I try to avoid code reflection in cases where there's an alternative, even when that alternative is less elegant
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by mkoubaa 2y ago
For anyone like me that wanted to see the mentioned computational model, it is here: https://figshare.com/articles/software/Late_Bronze_Age_Warri...
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by mkoubaa 2y ago
The Roman empire pretty much always contained Carthage territory. It's like wondering whether the British empire would have been meaningfully different if it's HQ was in Wales rather than England. Probably not. Consider also that
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by mkoubaa 2y ago
No not per thread. Each interpreter is capable of spawning threads, all of which share that interpreter's gil
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by mkoubaa 2y ago
I was thinking of doing something like this. My first idea was the parent manages a sort of simulator (farming, civ, city, idk) and the child is a little chaos agent that wrecks havoc. But you might get the reverse, parent frustrated kid bo
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by mkoubaa 2y ago
Physical therapy for chronic problems I didn't prioritize when I was younger, writing a sci-fi novel, and learning Vulkan.
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by mkoubaa 2y ago
Better ones. This is Boeing we are talking about here
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by mkoubaa 2y ago
I sincerely hope the next game is rocket league

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