neikos

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by neikos 10y ago
That's an interesting thought.
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by neikos 10y ago
Fun, I can't sign up with my email since it ends with '.email' They actually put in their own email regex........
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by neikos 10y ago
I would say that is possible with the technology we have today. Even if it would not be the same as what one would call an AI, you do not need it to be intelligent. I say it is enough if the user is. If you want an intelligent todo list I s
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by neikos 10y ago
It sounds a lot like HabitRPG[1]. I've never tried it though. [1]: https://github.com/HabitRPG/habitrpg
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by neikos 10y ago
Yes, I have noticed this, in myself even. The only explanation I have is that the general difficulty is slowly going downwards. I was in school in two different countries (France/Germany) and on both sides there were some similarities,
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by neikos 11y ago
Thought the same thing, that's ironic /and/ smart
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by neikos 11y ago
I would say even more so than CC0
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by neikos 11y ago
I am unable to imagine that. For me, my phone is an annoyance. It interrupts me, the only thing it has that is useful for me is mobile internet (that I use rarely), emergencies, and music. How can one get so dependent on a piece of technolo
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by neikos 11y ago
Yes, there is a special kind of joy knowing that unless the underlying infrastructure has a problem you have handled all the edge cases, and it is still readable.
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by neikos 11y ago
I would also add that you don't necessarily 'know' solutions, but rather make sense of the limited input you have and try to extrapolate in that. Obviously this fails hard at human interactions, which makes this the frustrati
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by neikos 11y ago
From intensive but still hobby usage for the past 10+ months I get a feeling that I have a lot /less/ bugs, and if I do have one it is an algorithmical error rather than some UB. This is of course just my view and is heavily skewe
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by neikos 11y ago
Unless they mis-use `unsafe` the chances are very low and would be in the compiler rather than the source code. So yes, those errors should not appear. Others are still possible and might be just as bad.
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by neikos 11y ago
True, I forgot about that aspect. However in this case that doesn't apply either as a stable branch should always compile.
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by neikos 11y ago
> //Solution: make /usr/local writeable.// > This is a brutal and effective solution, the best kind of solution I... uhm, what? > Solution: grab the latest CZMQ git master from github. No, you do
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by neikos 11y ago
I completely agree, despite having done somewhat well on that course I do not call myself a C++ Programmer and would rather not use it later on. But it was just an example that despite needing some crucial knowledge students just don't
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by neikos 11y ago
At my University I would say the Numbers are about the same, CS Student in Programming, had C/C++ classes, still don't know what the heap/stack is. The teachers themselves are pretty bad as well. Java is alrightish, but not i
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by neikos 11y ago
Another thing to block in my browser I suppose.
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by neikos 11y ago
Then that's your own fault?
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by neikos 11y ago
I think they have burned the bridges for that.
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by neikos 11y ago
> Within 5 years, I think BuzzFeed will have earned a spot next to The New York Times as being among the most credible, highest quality storytellers in the world. I... is this Poe's law[1] in effect? 1: https://en.wikiped
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by neikos 11y ago
I disagree with the way you compare memories and bonding moments with your family/friends to a game you are usually meant to spend alone and are unable to remember what you did in it last week.
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by neikos 11y ago
They don't censor it, but they don't want to promote it either. On broadcasts we do we try really hard not to do 'sleeper ads' where we drink from let's say a coke bottle on air.
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by neikos 11y ago
Here comes the hope that they might focus on Rust for this. (And drop the idea of browser stuff)
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by neikos 11y ago
Perhaps, but that sounds more like a kneejerk reaction rather than a real critique. The idea behind it is supposed to show that by removing the verb 'to be', you have to think more on how to properly convey what you actually mean.
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by neikos 11y ago
Those can also be tendons snapping over tissues.
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by neikos 11y ago
Who said it is supposed to be inclusive?
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by neikos 11y ago
Same here and got all excited...
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by neikos 11y ago
From what I read it is mostly branch predicition with data pre-loading on the CPU Level.
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by neikos 11y ago
I am not sure how much I would give credit to the idea that the neural network 'gets' anything as it is written in the article. > Yet, the network knows that the Romney Camp criticizing the president is a plausible headline. I
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by neikos 11y ago
I wonder though, there /have/ to be merge conflicts? I suppose you continually rebase on the HEAD of master to keep up to date? So instead of taking care of conflicts at the end of a 'dev cycle' you take care of it in th

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