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by nox100 3y ago
This looks really interesting! My first thought is, how often does all the structure you added get in the way? With plain text (most terminals), it's easy to grab any chunk of text. With structured text, UI elements often get in the wa
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by nox100 3y ago
It's a response to this claim > documentarians also focus on respecting their subjects plenty of documentarians do no such thing. In fact they make documentaries specific because they don't respect their subject.
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by nox100 3y ago
This is very nice! Another person explaining this stuff is "10 Minute Physics" https://matthias-research.github.io/pages/tenMinutePhysics/i...
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by nox100 3y ago
Are you sure that's not just a delayed thing? The first hit when I search is "SUVs accounted for 54% of new car sales in the EU in 2023" :(
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by nox100 3y ago
Some do, not all do. I do much better in a room with ~6 people that are working on the same project. Much better than working at home. Much better than a private office (which I've had). Having people around me working on the same proj
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by nox100 3y ago
Seems similar to me. Lots of rounded rect products existed before iPhone. Like say, cassette tapes, vhs tapes, 8track tapes, bars of soap, cans of spam, license plates, sardine cans, etc...
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by nox100 3y ago
Documentaries often have agendas that are at odds with their subject. If you can't show drug users in their worst light should you also not be able to show politicians in their worst light?
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by nox100 3y ago
In some countries, Japan for instance, it's illegal to film people without their permission. Exceptions are made for crowds and of course most people don't prosecute, especially if they don't notice, but it is illegal. Tangen
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by nox100 3y ago
Mostly there isn't. It's about as useful as writing a program in brainfuck. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brainfuck# You do it precisely because it's hard, not because it's a good way to do it. The
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by nox100 3y ago
No, it won't, because that concern often leads to polices that have unintended consequences that in the end hurt the welfare of others.
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by nox100 3y ago
How many times has your life or someone close to you in your life not died from something they would have died of 100yrs ago? If you're happy medical tech saved their lives then you're arguably for life extension because all it re
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by nox100 3y ago
SF spent $1.6 billion and 10 years to make 2.7k line that no one rides https://sfist.com/2023/03/16/central-subway-ridership-alread... I love public transportation when it's good (Tokyo, Singapore, HK, S
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by nox100 3y ago
As unintuitive as it sounds, less cars can brings more people https://www.euronews.com/next/2023/09/21/what-are-the-econom...
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by nox100 3y ago
Go's creator still uses and promotes Go. Python's creator still uses Python. C++'s creator still uses and promotes C++. Java's creator still uses and promotes Java. But Swift's creator no longer uses Swift AFAICT. W
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by nox100 3y ago
Is Mojo trying to solve this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEwTjZvy8vw
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by nox100 3y ago
I have no clue how to implement a search but maybe some words are more important than others. I searched for "mens dress shirts button long sleeve" and after about 6 results it was all women's clothing.
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by nox100 3y ago
memory efficient? It downloaded 500meg!
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by nox100 3y ago
agreed. I even enjoy reading the ads on the trains in Tokyo. I find out about all kinds of random stuff. There are ads for events, museums, concerts, festivals, condos, other train lines, manga, video games, etc...
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by nox100 3y ago
I challenge you to go to any restaurant that has "unlimited refills", back up a tanker trunk and fill your truck. I don't think any court would enforce "unlimited" for that situation. I'm not sure this storage
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by nox100 3y ago
Apple has 58% market share in the USA. It's irrelevant if Android has bigger market in Europe or China. The anti-trust laws being discussed are for the USA
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by nox100 3y ago
There's also Tekken Torture Tournament https://eddostern.com/works/tekken-torture-tournament/
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by nox100 3y ago
SDFs are cool, but they have the problem that they become very slow very fast. If all you want are a few abstract shapes they're great. But, as soon as you want something more real world, they slow to a crawl.
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by nox100 3y ago
If you come to my restaurant isn't in my info that you walked in my door, sat at my table, ordered my food? Why do you think it's your info? When two interact both sides get to remember the interaction.
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by nox100 3y ago
what word would you use if you hired a lawyer or accountant to do some paperwork and when they finished you just copied the documents and then didn't pay them because "it's not stealing, it's just communication"?
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by nox100 3y ago
I'm probably wrong and I honestly hope I'm wrong but AFAICT this is a dead end. even a small scene takes 30-50meg and is only viewable withim a short distance of the center of the data. If you wanted the inside of an apartment or
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by nox100 3y ago
Loved the Lobster, was indifferent about Bruges, detested The Banshees of Inisherin I don't think liking on suggest anyone would like the other 2
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by nox100 3y ago
do you have any repoed studies that show kids who were spanked as kids (not beaten) needed therapy as adults? AFAICT, all the parents I know that don't punish their kids have the worst kids with the most problems. I'm not saying y
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by nox100 3y ago
It is a merge block in some code bases. You need to know the code the person said they were going to commit is the code they actually commit. Especially when there is financial incentive and state actors that want code inserted. In my proje
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by nox100 3y ago
Uber didn't change that, electronic payment changed that.