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by mseepgood 1y ago
But not the remastered version. It uses live orchestral recordings and attempts to simulate the dynamic transitions of the original iMUSE system. However, the implementation is not as intricate as in the original. It has fewer transition po
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by mseepgood 1y ago
And our interactions with same-level intelligence on another planet are unlikely to be substantially different from our interactions with same-level intelligence on this planet. We've seen this before when people from one continent enc
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by mseepgood 1y ago
You forget that every day, someone wakes up who is new to this planet.
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by mseepgood 1y ago
Not just multiple files, but multiple directories. One versioned dependency (module) usually consists of dozens of directories (packages) and dozens to hundreds of files. Only newcomers from other languages create too many go.mod files when
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by mseepgood 1y ago
Or the remake of 'Paris, Texas' filmed in ..., oh.
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by mseepgood 1y ago
Ron Gilbert's 1989 "Why Adventure Games Suck And What We Can Do About It" https://grumpygamer.com/why_adventure_games_suck/
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by mseepgood 1y ago
Why would they? They're not dumb.
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by mseepgood 1y ago
Of course they are going to break it.
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by mseepgood 2y ago
When I think of a graph I think of nodes and edges.
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by mseepgood 2y ago
How does this matter? If it said "never" it cannot be changed by deleting it, because never means for eternity. Otherwise it wasn't a promise.
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by mseepgood 2y ago
It is not a mark of quality, quite the opposite.
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by mseepgood 2y ago
No, good language designers take care that their type system is not Turing complete.
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by mseepgood 2y ago
Oh, interesting, TIL. I never heard this before except in brand names like SourceForge. I only knew them as repository hosting services.
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by mseepgood 2y ago
It's more about preservation, like a museum of software history.
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by mseepgood 2y ago
What's a forge in terms of a software project?
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by mseepgood 2y ago
It's called artificial intelligence, not artificial correctness. Humans are intelligent but often wrong, even while being convinced they are right.
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by mseepgood 2y ago
> Using "go tool" forces you to have a bunch of dependencies in your go.mod No, it doesn't. You can use "go tool -modfile=tools.mod mytool" if you want them separate.
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by mseepgood 2y ago
How is this secret?
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by mseepgood 2y ago
I believe it implies that it will inevitably result in your doom, because you won't be able to achieve much in life.
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by mseepgood 2y ago
People come up with new things all the time. It happens in this very moment, all around the world. I don't see how this is astonishing.
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by mseepgood 2y ago
"aggressively" and "performative" already contain a judgement. The actual meaning of "wokeness" is an "awareness of the existence of social injustice".
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by mseepgood 2y ago
Win what?
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by mseepgood 2y ago
> Bumping go.mod and downloading the new version of go is usually all it takes! Doesn't it auto-download when you bump go.mod nowadays?
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by mseepgood 2y ago
Maybe don't go to a vegan restaurant if you like meat. Maybe don't use an imperative programming language if you like functional programming.
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by mseepgood 2y ago
Probably for the same reasons humans adopt, since we are animals, too. Just ask people who adopted for their reasons.
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by mseepgood 2y ago
Don‘t give him ideas
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by mseepgood 2y ago
And if you realize it (as in this case) you probably don't want to increase the major version number either, but leave it as-is (unless you follow the CADT model of maintainership).
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by mseepgood 2y ago
No, it doesn't have a name. Plan 9 is an operating system, and this style of assembly language syntax originates from the assembler used on this operating system. Its like saying "The GNU Compiler Collection uses its own internal
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by mseepgood 2y ago
It's not interesting. Boring people did this a million times, the result is always the same: just use for loops.
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by mseepgood 2y ago
https://go.dev/doc/faq#generic_methods

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