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by ok123456 3y ago
This may just be the year of the TempleOS desktop.
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by ok123456 3y ago
Within a decade mid-level consumer cards will be just as powerful as those $40k cards.
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by ok123456 4y ago
Anime fandom, at least among online westerners, seems to primarily sexualize the cartoons. People who are aware of this may not want to have it displayed in a professional setting.
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by ok123456 4y ago
It's Goodhart's law in action. If having a four year degree becomes just a checkbox, there will be easier and easier ways of getting that checkbox. There will be rent-seeking entities that will facilitate this like degree mills an
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by ok123456 4y ago
?
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by ok123456 4y ago
They made them redundant already by rewriting everything in systemd.
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by ok123456 4y ago
also .rss
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by ok123456 4y ago
The reddit api was never very good. It's easier just to scrape the site.
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by ok123456 4y ago
Getting a phone with a large enough battery (>5000mAh) is good opsec. I have a 10000 mAh battery in my phone, and I only need to charge about twice a week.
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by ok123456 4y ago
More interesting than a Clear Channel radio station.
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by ok123456 4y ago
it already does
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by ok123456 4y ago
Pre-SP3 XP was slow out of the box, buggy, and insecure.
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by ok123456 4y ago
Agree. It's cringe and yikes.
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by ok123456 4y ago
No. You'd call him unemployed.
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by ok123456 4y ago
I use a stainless steel baking pan, line the insides with a foil square, and spray it with a little PAM. Put it in an air fryer for 10 minutes at 178C flip it and do the other side for 2 minutes at 160C.
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by ok123456 4y ago
"Barbarians Led by Bill Gates" gives the history of the first 15 years or so of Windows. "Fire in the Valley" a good history of the Silicon Valley through the original PC boom. "Exploding the Phone" a history o
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by ok123456 4y ago
and numpy
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by ok123456 4y ago
You can mmap from python.
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by ok123456 4y ago
Elon musk doesn't care about this for altruistic reasons or about the future of work. He cares because he owns a social network, and these models can make spam that's impossible to detect, especially given the short size of tweets
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by ok123456 4y ago
Not really. The SPLC now just exists to bilk coastal liberals, who think that anyone who ever had a Trump yard sign is a 'domestic terrorist,' out of money.
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by ok123456 4y ago
I remember their being a negative backlash against that book. Most of the Stoll fans on the early internet were expecting some futurist pablum, which he certainly could have sold out and done, but instead offered a polemic. I read both &quo
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by ok123456 4y ago
It's hard to believe that there were people wearing these in public at one time.
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by ok123456 4y ago
Compiler generated warnings are generally pretty high quality. Dynamic analysis tools generate high quality warnings. Static analysis tools that work on a significant amount of the AST seem to generally give good enough warnings. It's
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Closing in on the Perfect Code (2004)(spectrum.ieee.org)
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by ok123456 4y ago
Terry would have probably used a word stronger than 'idiots'.
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by ok123456 4y ago
The core language is fine, but when you actually start building things you need to introduce lifetimes, all the traits that you polluted your interface with and then add on async, it gets out-of-hand quickly.
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by ok123456 4y ago
'constexpr' and 'auto' in modern C++ can eliminate a large portion of the ugliness. In some cases it can be much more ergonomic than the equivalent Rust.
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by ok123456 4y ago
It may be "not nice" but it's an accurate and sincere appraisal.
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by ok123456 4y ago
> And I'm not sure anyone loves this attitude either. Keep it technical. If I didn't include that proviso, I'd have someone arguing with me to the death about how I'm completely wrong and an idiot who doesn't und
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by ok123456 4y ago
This pretty much mirrors my experience. Rust is the inverse of Perl: It makes the easy stuff hard. Writing basic data structures isn't a niche, esoteric edge case. There may be a crate that "solves" what you're trying to

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