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nxpnsv
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nxpnsv
6mo ago
Hmmm, both my grinder and espresso machine are quite reparable with parts you can order from the manufacturer. Very much unlike my iphone…
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nxpnsv
6mo ago
Gnu plot dumb terminal mode?
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nxpnsv
6mo ago
Hmm, here's a thought... If you want to stand out, it doesn't matter that some things now are easier for everybody, what matters is that that you are able to get better results than others. Learning multiple languages gives you mo
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6mo ago
In "fixing" the last sentence in the example I got "One can say that we are at a moment in history." Indeed.
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nxpnsv
6mo ago
PyRPy is just less catchy sounding
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nxpnsv
6mo ago
PyPy is python implemented in python. It is fast.
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6mo ago
If those numbers are true, they could tart with one Mac and can double every few months. But, I guess there are also many people who do not have ready access to whatever a Mac mini costs either...
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nxpnsv
6mo ago
It's not just you. I started coding in the 80s. Never heard of Oberon.
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nxpnsv
6mo ago
I am using BoringNotch, which is great. Is this somehow related?
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6mo ago
I think this correct it’s mediocre at a lot. It’s only 10x when you don’t know what you’re doing or doing something simple.
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nxpnsv
6mo ago
I think the point is that he doesn’t want the kid to die in a fire.
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nxpnsv
6mo ago
You might be Aussietistic?
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6mo ago
For Germans you would use the ICD-11, not the DSM-5-TR.
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nxpnsv
6mo ago
1&2 just pick one, it doesn’t matter. 3 mostly you’re the parser… if you’re after accuracy there are better versions, but it sure is simple to read and write
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7mo ago
Agree. While it is common to see code like these pandas examples, it is very possible to write these manipulations so that they return a new frame or view without changing the inputs.
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7mo ago
Ah, so the trick is to figure out which one will be the last answer. The halting problem....
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7mo ago
Now get a third opinion, and marvel at all the thinking that you have accomplished
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7mo ago
That's too harsh, a regular murder would suffice.
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7mo ago
Well not anymore with Claude pro…
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7mo ago
The comparison is weird as we don't think with the Genome. There are something like ~100 billion neurons with ~100 trillion connections in an adult human brain . I don't know how many bytes of sourcecode deepseek has, but I don&#x
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7mo ago
I hope it is not the gnu compiler..
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7mo ago
I guess you could rename it to foo--bar--help.exe to get the help. An awkward workflow indeed
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7mo ago
There are a lot of health conscious vegetarians who still like the taste of beyond burger. How is this so weird?
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7mo ago
Here's a controversial take. It doesn't bother me at all.
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7mo ago
A break would be nice :)
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7mo ago
But then the next generation is all made of the people who turned this world awful. What about being the change you want? I guess if you gave an orphan a good life, that would count though.
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7mo ago
Yes, but tabs also can appear in text fields. If you are free to pick not csv, then perhaps consider feather or parquet?
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7mo ago
I think the title is a step too far, but there is also solid advice if you read past it. Read past it.
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8mo ago
Ah, finally windows is gaining its edge over Linux. Will 2026 e the year of the windows desktop?
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8mo ago
Here I was thinking he was a musician all these years...
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