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> have 9 pregnant women deliver a baby in one month Well, I have the feeling that they waited 8 months with no babies, and giving up just a month before they get 9.
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> it seems so much more real-world than chess somehow. Like we must imagine that it was pretty rare for two perfectly matched armies to meet on the field of battle for an honorable fight until one side’s leader was captured A thing that
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Well, the second law of thermodynamics suggests that there will be enough things to eventually reduce us to uniform dust, so, why not give up now? /s
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Contextualizing: The Birth & Death of JavaScript https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/the-birth-and-death... Less sarcastic quote: Anything that can be Written in JavaScript, will Eventually be Written in JavaS
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> Python monkeys First it was against Perl developers (well I actually also knew a few C programmers who looked down on "C++ lamers" but not sure if it was widespread), then PHP, then JS and apparently now Python. I think we sh
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- Share your information with anyone, or even sell it, without any consequences - Accumulate data and try to use it for mass manipulation These are from the top of my head.
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> 10 years before stable diffusion(,) AI could just about label pictures Is there an AI that can accurately label pictures? The examples I've seen so far can recognize a few animals and objects and that's it. There are people i
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4y ago
The logic worked for 29999 years, which is the whole point. It's like the German Tank Problem[0], but for lifespans. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_tank_problem
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It only uses the CPU. Somehow the GPU detection fails.
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> In Germany it is already a common knowledge that relying on state for your retirement is a sure recipe for poverty in the old age. Is it? I'm living in Germany since so many years and nobody told me this. They send me estimates ab
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I'm sincerely sorry for your loss, but moving the goalpost doesn't help the discussion. Again, nothing to take away from how dreadful what you lived through is.
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I have a Dell Precision. It's the worst electronic device I've ever had, and not just among computers. Audio driver stops working randomly, I have a bookmark named "fix driver" on my bookmarks bar. Its update crapware in
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> This means Fleet will co-exist with our established products This means it will take resources away from the development of the established products. You cannot have the cake and eat it.
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You want to run a task from your build tool that has nothing to do with indexing before indexing finishes? No can do! You installed an npm package and it seems to depend on all the things? Let's start indexing on node_modules and give
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There is an article that specifically says that VLC wasn't informed of the decision. Underlining this by saying shadowbanned wouldn't be overselling it, right?
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OP said: > I write functions using ‘static’ all the time. I prefer that a function be static. This, however, does not mean that all the functions should be static. IMHO, the more static stuff you can extract from your instance methods wh
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Please note that it could also be the keyboard app sharing stuff.
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The GPU should be the motherboard and we should install other lowly components (like the central processor) on top of them. But seriously, 450 Watts on this day and age of increasing energy prices? Crazy.
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Looks like not only won't it fit to any case, it may even have some problems fitting in some smaller home offices as well. But hey, it doesn't need a support bracket!
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I could open the link in a private/incognito window.
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Science fiction suggestion: The Spin by Robert Charles Wilson. Always makes me think that as a species how we come to peace with and normalize extraordinary events.
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Yup, apparently there's a fetish for every innocent word you can imagine and this thing is completely unfiltered.
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I mean, the constant frustration of getting very close but having to optimize for even one more thing and that breaking all other levels... It really forces you to be really creative, even if you'll never succeed. I'm enjoying the
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As a tangent to hobby programming, it very possible to lose your mind when trying to develop a solution that can pass all levels of elevator saga without a second try: https://play.elevatorsaga.com/
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Neither have I ever worked in game industry nor developed games in any capacity, but as a very casual player, I'm always amazed in how many games even in these days, falling off the map is still not very hard. Is it easy to fix but n
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> the author has declined to change these things despite acknowledging that they’re wrong I mean, if they already have projects running with this, it makes sense. If I learned one thing in my professional life is that while being a perfe
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This is the worst thing about it. Holding something and deciding if it's worth your money is a much longer process than clicking "buy now", and you've probably don't even remember doing it when the goods show up in
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I made a significant payment recently with cash and the only bills the bank would give me were 50€ bills. It was very annoying. A few bills in my wallet vs me having constant fear of dropping a ball of money from my pockets.
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What does a "cryptography currency" bring to the table in regards to this problem that cash hasn't? The fact that it hasn't been banned... yet? Cash is way less traceable than most cryptocurrencies.
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Allow you to open the app still and go through the menus, maybe you just want to export your data? Maybe you want to check the T&C again (which should be available offline from the menu)? Perhaps you wanted to see the design/ergono
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