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orbisvicis
2y ago
I use nspawn but many of the helpers featured here are new, so I appreciate this article. I've only ever booted from directories rather than images, and wasn't aware that an image could mount its own partitions, even swap! Also I&
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What is the point of this? Are they trying to make programmers wake up and smell the coffee, or do they have another agenda? The conclusion doesn't follow from the premise. You can't say that AI will take everyone's jobs and
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orbisvicis
2y ago
I believe their first few Founder's Edition batches did ship with a cover, and a nicer sling.
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orbisvicis
2y ago
According to [1], density at 30,000ft is 35% of sea level. So you could bore an elevator up Mount Everest.
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2y ago
Looks like some of their biggest food exports are potatoes and milk (mainly to UK/EU). I wonder if those are also contaminated.
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2y ago
Control structures? Do you mean something like '{ cmd1 || cmd2; } | cmd3', where the control structures are the braces?
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2y ago
That's somewhat of misnomer. The root cause is that default arguments are evaluated during function creation rather than when the function called. And... this is invaluable for forcing immediate evaluation of otherwise late-binding clo
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2y ago
Oh, I didn't know there was a name for this. I developed similar symptoms starting from college. It only occurs during fever when falling asleep. Incredibly trippy but I find it quite enjoyable, besides the first several nights during
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2y ago
As the story reads this isn't really a mass delusion - people read about pits in windshields, people examined their windshields, people saw pits in their windshields. If it was about the "Jersey Devil" and people started clai
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2y ago
> Samsungs silently mesh network with other Samsung devices. What? Supporting link?
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2y ago
So, does the FCC allow LTE jammers in any form or power level, nowadays? Because that's a compelling reason to burn the entire connectivity industry down. Edit : probably easier to open it up and simply disconnect the LTE antenna.
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2y ago
Yes, but via rpc rather than bindings: https://nyxt.atlas.engineer/article/technical-design.org I think it's an elegant design that sidesteps many issues, and since bindings aren't involved you are designing
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2y ago
Don't forget lisp! This is particularly relevant because of the Nyxt browser which was also recently posted here. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lisp_machine Also c23 is supposed to have better unicode support bu
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2y ago
If I could sketch out the architecture I wanted as a flow chart annotated with types and structures, implementable by an AI, that would be a revolutionary leap. I design top-down, component by component, and sometimes the parts don't f
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I can't find much information about the Hague decision. The Reuters article is basically a blurb, and the WSJ is paywalled. To summarize Wikipedia, Guerro - the judge which Chevron immigrated to the US - seems to have exaggerated his
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2y ago
I'm not so sure every design pattern corresponds to a missing feature. For example, what feature would the Observer design pattern correspond to?
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I find it disappointing how A.E. van Vogt has been almost completely forgotten. And to a lesser extent, Poul Anderson.
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Here are some which, though perhaps not the best, haunt my memory through unique nostalgia. Glory Season , David Brin. Ok, this is one of the best. A heartrending saga of epic scale. Carve the Sky , Alexander Jablokov. Scifi feudalism. A
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Huh, I think that features one of the protagonists from Fast Times at Fairmont High . Set in the early singularity age.
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2y ago
It would be a stretch to call Tlön, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius science fiction, but like many of Borge's works is packed with references and footnotes.
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2y ago
It inspired Darker than Black which is quite good though not a book.
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2y ago
Thank you. I appreciate the explanation.
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I'm having trouble wrapping my head around how a measure with an absolute value (temperature) can relate to a measure with no absolute reference (velocity). In a purely inelastic collision, all the energy should be transfered to veloci
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2y ago
Wait - If I throw a bowling ball really fast in a vacuum, does its temperature increase?
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2y ago
RH is doing a lot of good things like unifying the NetworkManager configuration for plugins. But some things give me pause, such as - and it's been a while so I don't quite remember - copying ssh key selection settings to a securi
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That's exactly right - RH is windozifying Linux.
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Doesn't i2p also use this model?
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I tried Rethink for the day. I had previously set Android's private DNS to dns.adguard-dns.com, which didn't block anything. Rethink's battery usage is 15 - 20% on my pixel in logging mode. It definitely works, but I can'
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US Dept. of Commerce mandates the same: https://www.commerce.gov/about/policies/ipv6-policy
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2y ago
I have to solve captchas for Amazon while logged into my Amazon account.
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