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by p2detar 2y ago
> more astute It definitely is that. Just ask it about its opinion about the CCP or the Guangxi Massacre.
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by p2detar 2y ago
I wish I could do it the other way around. I got a SIMcard I really want to use but the provider does not do eSIM.
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by p2detar 2y ago
Is this a good time to remind people to join Mastodon? I was pleasantly surprised that there is in fact a very well sized community across Mastodon instances.
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A guy in Romania nobody knew existed almost became a president thanks to TikTok [0] last December. Almost every right-wing party in Europe has a huge presence in TikTok, from the Balkans to Western Europe. I guess that’s what they mean. I’m
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by p2detar 2y ago
Getting off this planet is easy without absurd missions like going to Mars. We could build space habitats or moon bases. Going to live on Mars is not an option for us at this time. We lack the biological resilience to do so. I won't ev
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JVM Tuning with Machine Learning(inside.java)
4 points by p2detar 2y ago|1 comments
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by p2detar 2y ago
It feels somewhat like the Aether theory [0], which fell out of place after special relativity got introduced. It was interesting to me that the Aether was proposed by Isaac Newton. 0 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aet
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by p2detar 2y ago
> One thing we don't know yet is whether US intelligence knows something we don't, in terms of China and or Russia. Isn't it a matter of resource mining? Greenland is getting warmer and thus the access to its resources bec
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by p2detar 2y ago
A German guy did something similar with the "Parallel Live Simulator" app [0] and got free stuff from shops by pretending to be an influencer. [1] It was funny, sad and scary at the same time. 0 - https://play.google.co
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by p2detar 2y ago
If we go with 45 ^ 2 then 46 ^ 2 = 2116 is a bit closer than 3025.
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by p2detar 2y ago
Lovely article. One of my favorites is "Alien Force" featured in WEP #3 [0]. It wasn't mentioned, but actually there were a lot of games in these packs. 0 - https://archive.org/details/win3_alienforce
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by p2detar 2y ago
I’m still unsure of how to feel about Rust. But if it has made it into the Linux Kernel, then I assume adoption is ongoing. Still, Zig seems somewhat more intuitive to me, even though I’ve used it as little as Rust thus far. A nice write up
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by p2detar 2y ago
I think it actually uses Pixijs for rendering. Phaser is a game engine with lots of tools including audio, physics, scenes, tiled support, etc., while pixi is a graphics renderer lib.
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by p2detar 2y ago
https://nightpoint.io has been around for a long time, it's a fast-paced 2D shooter, uses web sockets and it does quite good actually. I think the same dev created https://battledudes.io later on, again based on
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by p2detar 2y ago
> I use it every day for programming. Interesting. If you really use it every day for longer periods of time, have you noticed anything like eye strain, eye dryness or headaches thus far? These are the things that concern me the most.
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It's a full-blown game engine and you can do A LOT with it. I've created several js games with it and it never let me down. I've never tried using it with ts, but it should be even better. edit: Just wanted to add that Phaser
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A few thousand like the product of rows*cols? Just curious.
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While I appreciate the claims about GPT and Google search-bots-first designed web, I couldn’t agree less with the „coordinated international effort“ part. I much prefer Maggie Appleton‘s Dark Forest writing and talk on the matter: > The
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by p2detar 2y ago
Not sure what your exact use case is, I'm curious actually, but storing JSON strings should work much better. JSON functions are supported since SQL Server 2016 [0]. This is how I do it atm. I store only indexible content in table colu
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by p2detar 2y ago
Out of curiosity - what would you say is the reason for this rise in prices if energy generation is so effective as the article implies?
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by p2detar 2y ago
Serious question - what could Spring Boot give me for POC/prototyping that Javalin or Micronaut couldn't? I really struggle to understand why most of Java shops out there have set themselves on the Boot path. Is it technology-base
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by p2detar 2y ago
As a kid, I went to so many funerals, I remember I started somewhat liking it. I grew up in Eastern Europe. My grandmother was a devoted christian with a lot of community work around church events. As a kid my parents would leave me often w
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by p2detar 2y ago
Actually Go is great to read. And as we know it’s more important for a language to be readable than writable, since that’s where most of your dev time is usually spent. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19542574
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by p2detar 2y ago
while-loops are also seldom used in Java code. At least from my observations. For-each and stream functions have deprecated for/while in modern Java code. As a Java dev, I love Go by the way. Recently adopted it and I find it anything
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Confronting Risks of Mirror Life(science.org)
7 points by p2detar 2y ago|3 comments
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Go n00b here. I literally discovered log/slog yesterday after having spent some time reading zap's docs. I wish there is some site that stacks up the stdlib and all the major libs out there.
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Pretty impressive numbers, although it’s fair to say here that while Go comes with its own build toolset, pretty much no one uses plain javac to compile stuff. It’s almost always either Gradle or Maven and as the article hints they slow dow
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Coloring files of the same file-type is my favorite feature. Is the extension used to group them or a MIME-header parser? I guess the extension, since it is faster.
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There is a clear reason why such factories are being built in China and if you are a USA or German citizen, you wouldn't like it. In a BBC article from a couple of days ago [0], they hinted that China intends to take the lead into tran
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Define "the west". There was an interesting article here in HN the other day [0] "Almost 10% of South Korea's Workforce Is Now a Robot". China now surpasses all the west-aligned nations in terms of total industrial

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