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by nickserv 11mo ago
I've not seen it, but am curious to dig deeper, can you post some links please?
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by nickserv 11mo ago
There's a few different Skyrim mods that use AI. In particular for adding dialogues using the original voices, basically a more advanced version of line splitting that has been done for a long time. There are some where the AI is used
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by nickserv 11mo ago
I get the joke on OP's typo for is/in, but even then you answered "what" instead of OP's "where".
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by nickserv 11mo ago
This is similar to the arrangements of public toilets in ancient Rome, except for them the seats are arrangemed in a circle. Everything old is new again.
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by nickserv 11mo ago
My SO and I move and snore, not a bad arrangement. Somehow I don't think that's what they were going for though.
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by nickserv 11mo ago
I maintain both commercial and open source libs. This is a non starter in both cases. It would easily double if not triple the workload. For open source, well these are volunteer projects on my own time, you are always welcome to fork a giv
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by nickserv 11mo ago
> We in the USA choose to stick with ancient technology because we have a sunk cost and an existing political power structure built around it. Yes, and also vast oil and gas reserves China doesn't have. Also there is strong public f
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by nickserv 11mo ago
Agreed. It's interesting that the design decisions that make Perl and Go problematic are pretty much at opposites. Both are extremists, in a way.
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by nickserv 11mo ago
I remember the Perl art competitions, where you would write Perl code that would run and actually do something, and would be ASCII art at the same time. Obviously, lots of camels ;-)
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by nickserv 11mo ago
This matches my experience. I started programming in the late 90s using Perl as my first "real" language. When I first saw some Python code (2.3 if memory serves), I found it much easier to understand. Not necessarily easier to wr
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by nickserv 11mo ago
Death follows mating for the males and the eggs hatching for the females. Not an uncommon behavior, all sorts of plants (ie agave) and animals (ie salmon) have a similar strategy. Meaning the strategy works very well, and would likely be co
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by nickserv 11mo ago
Yes, those are clearly American raccoons, not the Asian "raccoon dogs". In the video it's mentioned they were unwillingly introduced by the US military, kept as pets by servicemen and escaped.
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by nickserv 11mo ago
I fail to see the problem here. Just round the price for every type of transaction.
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by nickserv 11mo ago
Yes, that's what I'm thinking of doing, blocking directly on the router. It was somewhat manageable before with proper education (teaching them what to avoid, time limiting), but now with shorts and AI it's becoming a cesspoo
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by nickserv 11mo ago
This would not work for mine, they just wouldn't use it under those conditions. I would rather show them a good time initially and increase complexity if they take a liking to learning about computers. My eldest is much more artistic t
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by nickserv 11mo ago
Pretty sure that's against the Geneva convention.
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by nickserv 11mo ago
I went with LDE Neon for both my kids. It's also what I use, I really like the KDE ecosystem, very polished experience overall. Also it's similar enough to Windows that they don't feel completely out of touch on the school co
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by nickserv 11mo ago
Michael Jackson is a fairly common name though, I went to school with one. Also with a George Washington, he had a harder time...
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by nickserv 11mo ago
The Facebook founder's father was a dentist, which is pretty funny given the name.
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by nickserv 1y ago
If they can't be bothered to make a requirements.txt file, I'm not seeing how uv will be of much help...
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by nickserv 1y ago
They don't clear snow from cycle paths in Canada? If not then it's an infrastructure problem, not a weather problem.
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by nickserv 1y ago
The idea I believe is to make a USD-pegged crypto the new reserve currency.
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by nickserv 1y ago
I'm genuinely curious, could you elaborate? Which European countries would you consider to be socialist? Or perhaps a better question is what makes a country socialist? Which personal freedoms are different in the US vs Europe? I'
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by nickserv 1y ago
That's not what the term "free and fair" elections means though. To be considered fair, there can be no government interference of the voting process (ex: ballot stuffing, voter suppression) and its results must be accepted.
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by nickserv 1y ago
The French 5th republic (~= constitution v5) places stability above debate and compromise. Or at least that's what they were going for when the 4th republic was scrapped.
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by nickserv 1y ago
> France has lots of pain coming. Username checks out. > Assuming they have a fair election but it certainly looks like that's 100% not going to happen. Trolling or simple ignorance?
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by nickserv 1y ago
You really need to add a heavy usage of the conditional in your descriptions. There is no world in which any of those symbols can ever be known, except time travel - and even then there will be a communication problem.
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by nickserv 1y ago
It's not possible to visit the caves for most people. They do have reconstructions of the more famous ones though (Lascaux, Crosquer, ...)
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by nickserv 1y ago
Probably a good idea to at least add some vibe-coding terms to your website for SEO.
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by nickserv 1y ago
> Startups save weeks getting to MVP with Vibe Coding, then spend comparable time and budget on cleanup. But that’s still faster than traditional development. That's the core of situation as described in the article. I wonder how tr

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