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by oulipo2 10mo ago
Well it wasn't there because there was no processed food.. but still the guidance everywhere on earth (except USA) is to eat fresh, non-processed food
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by oulipo2 10mo ago
> The deeper problem is that you can feed a family with a few bucks at a fast food joint. Eating correctly costs money, money that Americans don't have. No you can't, in reality. It only seems so because the fast-food industry
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by oulipo2 10mo ago
Well, it's... what we've been told to do (at least in the rest of the world) for more than a century? Packaged as some "app-like" / "tech-like" website? Pathetic
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by oulipo2 10mo ago
Right now he's mostly spending it on weapons and AI to control people
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by oulipo2 10mo ago
Let's stop linking to a pedophile-enabling website like X please
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by oulipo2 10mo ago
That's a totally wrong way to think about it, akin to "I have nothing to hide so why not let the government look into all my communications"
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by oulipo2 10mo ago
We're building a repairable e-bike battery at https://infinite-battery.com :)
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by oulipo2 10mo ago
Interesting! If today I wanted to start a project in a C-like language, I'd have chosen Zig. Would you tell a rough overview of how C3 differs from something like Zig?
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by oulipo2 10mo ago
Of course, but this is largely unmaintainable, shifting the responsibility of correctness check from libraries to users. That's why we modularize/abstract/simplify, in order to minimize the need for actual checks
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by oulipo2 10mo ago
"Guy who builds AI for a living is telling people to believe that AI is the single best thing invented since butter" how surprising
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by oulipo2 10mo ago
That's a fundamental misunderstanding The role of abstractions *IS* to prevent (eg "compress") the need for a test suite, because you have an easy model to understand and reason about
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by oulipo2 10mo ago
Interesting, how does it differ from DBOS?
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by oulipo2 10mo ago
I think the OP was being sarcastic there...
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by oulipo2 10mo ago
It is, indeed. It's a wrongly-held belief that there is more violent behaviors and crimes from schizophrenic people, etc, but the reverse is true
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by oulipo2 10mo ago
That wasn't the point of the answer. The point is "How well do you really know someone?". You really don't. Many people live with partners who end up killing them, although they thought they trusted them. Besides, "
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by oulipo2 10mo ago
Sure, but in France we have about 100/150 feminicides per year. You're much more likely to be killed by your (seemingly "sane") partner in a bout of fury over a breakup than by some random autistic guy
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by oulipo2 10mo ago
Indeed, but is there a way to do it as a "point in time", eg do a "virtual checkpoint" at a timestamp, and do all the copy operations from that timestamp, so they are coherent?
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by oulipo2 10mo ago
Assuming I'd like to replicate my production database for either staging, or to test migrations, etc, and that most of my data is either: - business entities (users, projects, etc) - and "event data" (sent by devices, etc) wh
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by oulipo2 10mo ago
That's not how science works. Fundamental science works on much longer timescales (10/20/50/100 years), that are not accessible to companies
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by oulipo2 10mo ago
You don't understand how science works... you wouldn't have nuclear reactors or GPS etc if it wasn't for government run projects
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by oulipo2 10mo ago
Well, we're still fighting against this. Still better than the US situation though
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by oulipo2 10mo ago
Still better than the US where they have no jobs AND they are persecuted...
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by oulipo2 10mo ago
We WARMLY welcome all researchers here in Europe! Please come, we love science (and arts) and want to build an inclusive, open-minded society together!
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by oulipo2 10mo ago
I've tried HyperDX and SigNoz, they seem easy to self-host and decent enough
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by oulipo2 10mo ago
So linear type + mutable value would be quite close to Rust, right?
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by oulipo2 10mo ago
Interesting, for me the "between Rust and Go" would be a nice fit for Swift or Zig. I've always quite liked the language design of Swift, it's bad that it didn't really take off that much
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by oulipo2 10mo ago
They know AI is inefficient and mostly just a glorified "template filler" at this point...
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by oulipo2 10mo ago
Using uv you can do uvx --with psycopg2-binary --from sqlit-tui sqlit
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by oulipo2 10mo ago
What would be the main differences with Harlequin?
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by oulipo2 10mo ago
Yes! It's available in most browsers now

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