okasaki

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811.
by okasaki 4y ago
Are they? I worked with bioinformaticians and now physicists and rust has never come up. > Köster, now at the University of Duisburg-Essen in Germany, was looking for a language that offered the “expressiveness” of Python but the speed o
812.
by okasaki 4y ago
It's interesting that even on the newest hardware (and an ultrabook cpu at that), Linux is faster than Windows.
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Intel Core I7 1280P Windows 11 vs. Ubuntu vs. Clear Linux Performance(phoronix.com)
1 points by okasaki 4y ago|2 comments
814.
by okasaki 4y ago
Oh well, at least I'm paid.
815.
by okasaki 4y ago
What a nice piece of creative writing. The internet truly is a wonderful place to let loose with one's imagination.
816.
by okasaki 4y ago
> It exposes our 'hypocrisy', and failure to live up to our own democratic standards. That fuels the narrative of the western nations as corrupt. I don't know why though. It should be clear by now that nobody in the west c
817.
by okasaki 4y ago
> The conflict is probably inevitable anyway. Appeasing the Chinese Communist Party by acquiescing to their demands won't bring us peace in the long run. Sure it would, but peace was never the goal of the US empire. > Better to d
818.
by okasaki 4y ago
How do web sites like http://cpp.sh/ run code? Wouldn't it be enough to forbid/intercept system calls somehow and set limits with systemd-run or do you really need a VM?
819.
by okasaki 4y ago
Don't understand what's so great about it. Pretty much every amd64 laptop works great with Linux. I've had Lenovos, Dells, Huaweis, HPs, etc. Not to mention laptops designed specifically to target Linux like the Framework lap
820.
by okasaki 4y ago
It's not just you. I have no idea how this is interesting or useful. Plus it's pretty fucked up. This, along with the meat article, makes me wonder if the IEEE has lost their mind.
821.
by okasaki 4y ago
How about 2M per year, but at the end there's a vote and if you have less than 50% approval you have to give it back?
822.
Croatia's Chinese-built Peljesac Bridge opens for transport(ecns.cn)
2 points by okasaki 4y ago|0 comments
823.
by okasaki 4y ago
Either people don't actually click the link/read the story or <puts conspiracy hat on>the spooks run bots to upvote their stories and in this case the submitter put in the wrong link.
824.
by okasaki 4y ago
The interface reminds me of the game 7 Billion Humans: https://cdn.akamai.steamstatic.com/steam/apps/792100/ss_c8f1... Really fun puzzle-programming game by the way. https://store.steampowered.com&
825.
by okasaki 4y ago
IME you don't advertize to developers, you advertize to/court their clueless managers.
826.
by okasaki 4y ago
I disagree, and you have a very poor understanding of academic pay if you think 100K academics costs the same as 1M soldiers.
827.
by okasaki 4y ago
The part where they torture and kill animals is less cool, I guess.
828.
by okasaki 4y ago
I mean in the sense that you're bundling your dependencies with your program. This is well established, Python isn't special. Obviously Python is (usually) an interpreted language, so you're going to need Python on user syste
829.
by okasaki 4y ago
> Most users want to boot up their machine and get to work. Linux can absolutely do this, but if a user hits a minor snag, then I guarantee they will have more difficulty fixing it compared to an issue found in macOS. You use mac so you
830.
by okasaki 4y ago
Virtualenvs are no worse than static linking, or packaging dlls/sos, all very common practice (and even recommended). Python package management is VERY easy.
831.
by okasaki 4y ago
Wow, half of the US population are dissidents. Is that what they call themselves? Is that what the government calls them? Or did you just make it up and it's a word reserved for people in nations you hate?
832.
by okasaki 4y ago
Does the US have dissidents?
833.
by okasaki 4y ago
Sometimes I feel people are using Python very differently than me. I just use pip freeze and virtualenv (these are Python basics, not some exotic tools) and I feel it works great. Granted, you don't get a nice executable, but it'
834.
by okasaki 4y ago
When places say "credit card", they really mean credit card or debit card. Either works.
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by okasaki 4y ago
I'm not sure you can compare military drones flying in hostile airspace* to robo dogs in your neighbourhood. After all real dogs and cats usually aren't in danger of kidnapping even though you could sell them or eat them or someth
836.
by okasaki 4y ago
I think the most disturbing variant is where they put animals in dangerous situations (sometimes hurting them) and then "rescue" them. There's a whole industry of this shit.
837.
by okasaki 4y ago
Yes, but in this case I tried chromium with a brand new profile, and even installed Windows in a VM to use internet explorer. Nothing worked. I called godaddy support and was ultimately told to use a different ISP.
838.
by okasaki 4y ago
I've been getting that message for over a year. I don't think it's browser related. I tried pretty much every browser. I can't log in at home, but it works fine at work. Whatever it is, I'm never using godaddy again
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SAS unit repeatedly executed Afghan detainees, BBC finds(bbc.co.uk)
3 points by okasaki 4y ago|0 comments
840.
by okasaki 4y ago
Not anymore: https://www.vice.com/en/article/v7vevb/us-life-expectancy-fa...

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