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by pinopinopino 6y ago
Well, I honestly can say, that a hole dose of ketamine might change you in ways you can't comprehend before you go into it. It made me view consciousness as something special, not entirely captured by physical laws. It is hard to expla
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
I feel your sentiment. Modern doesn't mean good perse.
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
- xmonad No distractions and I can program my window manager to organize my windows. - git I was once fan of mercurial, but I like git better now. Everytime I find new interesting ways to use it. Also outside it's traditional uses. - (
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
"We must demand that he perform that role in the best possible way, minimizing the toxic speech posted by his customers." No, we don't. I disagree. An ueber capitalist is not better in judging what is good or bad then a rando
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
We only do it for the lulz.
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
Of course, it is colored by the viewpoints of the other side. But there are also connections, like the idiotic emphasis on consuming. And they laugh about the incompetence of Bernie Sanders (getting cucked all the time!) or "Creepy&quo
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
The rabbit hole goes deeper. If the movie describes reality then it does it pretty well and then apparently reality can be described as a joke. If the movie satires reality and we cannot discern the satire from reality then reality was alre
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
>Idiocracy Or how they call it on the right side: Clown World. Guess nobody is happy with the current affairs.
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
I work in a fairly demanding work environment and have a big family and always thought this. But I found out I could do without caffeine. I replaced it with lifting weights four times a week and cardio 3 times a week. I sleep better, no lon
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
I am working on spark tickets. Perhaps boring, but useful for others. Sometimes if you have no ideas, you can help out other projects instead.
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
Multinationals are not countries, but they are operating in multiple countries and there actions can have influence on the people in those countries. If Apple makes it possible to stop certain software to be installed then China can abuse t
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
Good point, it wouldn't work that way with proprietary software.
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
Interesting, but I wouldn't draw too much out of the matrix. The matrix is a nice movie, but made in Hollywood. So it is also part of the establishment. If I were you, you should also distrust its message. Who says its goal was not to
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
Analogue question in the linux world: Why would anyone get something in the debian package repository, when they can just release their package on their website? Because it gets added support, a bigger reach and a safer and easier installat
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
Sure, you can buy whatever you want, you aren't living in a dictatorial country. Sadly enough, most people can't say this. Therefore it is important for you to fight decisions like this. If something doesn't exist, it cannot
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
God, this shit makes me laugh. Why are they doing this. But from Edit2: Your hash is some sort of base64 let str = "ME4wTKADAgEAMEUwQzBBMAkGBSsOAwIaBQAEFDOB0e_baLCFIU0u76+MSmlkPCpsBBRXF+2iz9x8mKEQ4Py+hy0s8uMXVAIIfYbtkeEKZsI=&
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
Me too, makes me want to puke. I hate companies like this.
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
I might be bitter, but I have little love for corporations and their role in the public debate. And I abhor that they play moral compass. Call me a cynic, but that is really beautiful and bold of them. Don't pay taxes, evade worker law
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
Understandable, thanks for your answer!
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
Really cool work! Is there really a support layer for Emacs in the kernel? Now the real question. You are statically linking against a modified glibc, so they make calls to your kernel library instead to the system call and you can do some
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
Monopolies are always harmful for the functioning of society. Google has crushed thousands of small companies. Also they have quite some power, for example they can simply delist your companies website from their index and your customer bas
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
>I'd highly recommend giving something like game dev a try, even if it's just as a side project. Handmadehero.org has great content. It's a breath of fresh air if you're coming from something like web development. Tha
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
You guys have much cooler stuff to play with than I have for profiling things. Also better visualizations, but that is perhaps to be expected from the game industry. >Some of the VR literature I've read has recommended 90FPS or high
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
Good point, you see this so often in C code bases. Didn't even think about that.
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
>a single millisecond is a significant chunk of my per-frame budget Interesting stuff, is that really a thing? Do you also have tools to measure this? I am genuinely interested, I like working under constraints, it makes programming more
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
Well, it depends. I work on big clusters with lot of nodes. There you need to copy objects anyway. There is no shared state. I wouldn't like to use C there for example. In the language I work, objects are immutable and that makes it po
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
That is the one I buy usually indeed :)
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
Of course lambda calculus doesn't work in the real world, the canonical purely functional language. It doesn't work, because it are just functions and those need input before they become useful. A function just sitting on paper d
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
>Since I have programmed in Clojure it has made me a better programmer even in OOP languages when I use them That is also my experience when visiting different paradigmas, they make you a better programmer, because they come with a diffe
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
A domain specialist writing software for embedded devices, perhaps has not a lot of use for polymorphism or functional programming. Not everyone needs to know everything, tat is ok.

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