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The Weirdness of Kentucky Route Zero (2016)(blog.joshhaas.com)
124 points by olvy0 6y ago|31 comments
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For Spaniards who remember 1981, the storming of the Capitol looked familiar(theguardian.com)
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Biden picks cyber veteran to reinvigorate security response(computerweekly.com)
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by olvy0 6y ago
Not related and slightly off topic, but here's a recent reddit thread, from a subreddit called ShittyGeneWolfe. Worth reading for the giggles. https://old.reddit.com/r/ShittyGeneWolfe/comments/k58ar4&#x2
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by olvy0 6y ago
Yes!! Seven American Nights is one of my favorite works of literature, it had a huge impact of me when I read it back in high school. I still re-read it occasionally. In my opinion it's more approachable than Fifth Head Of Cerberus a
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by olvy0 6y ago
Yeah, see here for example [0]: Regarding the "worm" in the Sun being a black hole, I don't think the Prophet's description in Dr Talos's play (Claw, ch. XXIV) leaves much doubt: "Yet even you must know that ca
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How the CEO of ARM China Is Preventing the Nvida Takeover(electropages.com)
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The End of Hope in the Middle East(foreignpolicy.com)
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Software breakthrough radically boosts the speed of nanopore DNA sequencers(newatlas.com)
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David Lynch Meets George Lucas(youtube.com)
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Git-rocket-filter – Powerful, fast tool to rewrite branches, delete large files(github.com)
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by olvy0 6y ago
There's also nitter, it's slightly better than the twitter interface https://nitter.net/martingund
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The scandalous sex life of beloved children’s author E Nesbit (2018)(you.co.uk)
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Top Netflix drama lays open Turkish divides(al-monitor.com)
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Helicopter pilot finds 'strange' monolith in remote part of Utah(theguardian.com)
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by olvy0 6y ago
I'm not sure either. I find that (in my personal opinion), mixing work and politics, despite they're being linked, is to me a disturbing trait. To be clear, I'm talking about office talk. If a co-worker does it, it implies
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D Conf 2020: Destroy All Memory Corruption (Walter Bright on Borrowed Reference)(dconf.org)
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by olvy0 6y ago
Yeah, you're absolutely right. I tried to equate typescript adding types to javascript with … all the things C++ adds on top of C (and then some), but the analogy doesn't really stand if you take my words on face value. But the ba
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by olvy0 6y ago
You’re right about typescript, but in my opinion the same thing could be said about C++. You can say that, superficially, C++ is also just “C with types”. You can write “C in C++” and ignore the types, as many developers do, and risk runt
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Aldous Huxley interviewed by Mike Wallace 1958 [video](youtube.com)
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by olvy0 6y ago
Arts & Letters Daily [0]. Almost the opposite of tech oriented sites, and I don't go there regularly, but when I do I always find something interesting to read. [0] https://aldaily.com/
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by olvy0 6y ago
Possibly McKinsey & Company, the management consulting firm [0]. Read that article to see some companies its consultants ruined by recommending the wrong business strategy. Also, from that link: McKinsey's alumni have been appoint
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by olvy0 6y ago
I've been using Visual Studio 2010, and then 2017 and 2019, with a pretty big solution loaded, and never ran into issues like you mentioned. For me it was always pretty snappy, including refactoring actions. OTOH I've hardly ever
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by olvy0 6y ago
Thank you, I'll think about cleaning and open sourcing the core once we finish deploying it. Currently I'm overwhelmed by work anyway.
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Israeli companies targeted with new Pay2Key ransomware(zdnet.com)
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by olvy0 6y ago
I wrote an internal tool which is similar but for a more complicated use-case: synchronizing an hierarchical database into an hierarchy of json files, in a git repo, which are then automatically or manually committed by the user. Our intern
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We arrived at Vitamin D as Covid-19 cure(forbetterscience.com)
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CppCon 2020: C++20 STL Features and Development on GitHub, by Stephan T. Lavavej(youtube.com)
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by olvy0 6y ago
I use this sort of brackets too! I find them much more readable than any other style. That's just my personal view, but I find code which uses the brace in the function declaration to be disorienting when I'm reading it. My eye
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by olvy0 6y ago
Details are in the linked PDF from the site. Note that the site is run by a LENR[0] advocate. However his rebuttal of claims made by ITER personnel seems genuine. I am not a physicist, though. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/

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