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by moss2 4y ago
That's a self-fulfilling prophecy. If I was subjected to torture by a judicial institution for no reason what-so-ever, I would also be traumatized by the events and turn into a conspiracy theorist.
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by moss2 4y ago
You put him there dipshit
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by moss2 4y ago
Yeah I would say that your example is implemented exactly like the NES.
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by moss2 4y ago
The video author (Sammyuri) clarified it in a comment: > This build does NOT run in real time. It runs on MCHPRS, the server developed by StackDoubleFlow, which speeds up the game roughly 10-20,000x while running redstone. That brings th
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by moss2 4y ago
Hehe nice self promotion
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by moss2 4y ago
Good point, thank you for sharing.
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by moss2 4y ago
What I wrote was a political opinion. How I think things should be , not a description of what they are. I absolutely think private companies should be restricted in their use of their private property.
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by moss2 4y ago
Another idea would be legislature. Have these online public spaces serve under the same laws as real-life public spaces (museums, parks et cetera). If a town banned you from the train station because you refuse to give them your phone numbe
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by moss2 4y ago
Honestly, time zones should be abolished. We should live with the same synchronized 24 hour clock everywhere.
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by moss2 4y ago
Almost right. The conference rooms would be glasswalled and have funny names, but no one would be there because everyone is working from home.
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Null Keys and Values in Maps(javaspecialists.eu)
1 points by moss2 4y ago|0 comments
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by moss2 4y ago
How can you call yourself a web developer when your PDF viewer doesn't even require 2 GB of RAM. This is the future, old man. One day, each window, page, tab -- and even individual elements of the web page -- will run in its own docker
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by moss2 4y ago
You can think about design until your hair starts falling out, but customer needs cab change at any time.
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by moss2 4y ago
5. The manufacturer can change functionality and user interface with a simple software update. If Toyota half-way through shipping their latest car realize it's better to have two knobs on the dashboard, they can very easily add one if
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by moss2 4y ago
It's too bad they didn't have Kubernetes and React back then. How did they even survive?
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by moss2 4y ago
To be fair I was going to ask about the turtles in this thread.
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by moss2 4y ago
I thought this article was gonna be a joke, seeing how the mov instruction in x86 is Turing complete: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7EEoWg6Ekk
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by moss2 4y ago
A very interesting read
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by moss2 4y ago
What is the N*M problem? I can't find anything on google (except a scientific figure behind a paywall).
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by moss2 4y ago
There's a popular English stereotype that everything requires a permit or a license. I'm glad they continue to live up to that.
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by moss2 4y ago
>In Java, there’s no way to know whether a variable is null. What? What about `foo == null`?
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by moss2 4y ago
Thank you for sharing this, I had a good laugh
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by moss2 4y ago
Do I understand it correctly that the only three chess pieces in play were white king, white rook and black king?
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by moss2 4y ago
No those are clearly Kermit the Frogs
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by moss2 4y ago
Article aside, that font is awful. At 100% zoom on 1080p it looks like someone took their thumb and smudged the newly inked text. Anyone else notice this? I'm using Edge v101 with 100% zoom on a 1200p screen.
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by moss2 4y ago
That old-man-railing-at-modern-tech parody was a great read
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by moss2 4y ago
Yes. This sh*t is unmanageable.
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JavaSpecialists 300: Break in Switch with Pattern Matching(javaspecialists.eu)
2 points by moss2 4y ago|0 comments
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by moss2 5y ago
What the fuck.
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by moss2 5y ago
Shocking!

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