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by pizza234 5y ago
Two years, as I follow a "famous distro" long term release schedule. My configuration is around 95+% scripted, so, while still slow to execute, it's deterministic, and I just need to copy/paste. Generally speaking, I&#x2
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by pizza234 5y ago
> My unpopular opinion is to emulate an extremely reduced subset of x86 I don't think 808x is such an unpopular machine for approaching emulation. Some people use Space invaders (or contemporary titles), which is based on an 8080, a
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by pizza234 5y ago
Thanks for posting. The article and it the one it references don't even mention the patents themselves, which is... not exactly great journalism.
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by pizza234 5y ago
> ps -ef | grep VBoxHeadless | awk '{print $2}' | xargs kill -9 There's pkill for that :) pkill -KILL VBoxHeadless (the above assumes that the binary is called `VBoxHeadless`)
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by pizza234 5y ago
> I'm not anti mask but people are way too dismissive of the damage done to children who have to wear masks all the time I take you don't have children? I have, and they do regularly socialize, and none of the families I'v
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by pizza234 5y ago
> What do you mean by single screen? There's no technical reason for that to be the case I've programmed on v0.5, and SystemSet, which is the base for state management, was very immature - it didn't even work with FixedTim
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by pizza234 5y ago
I've tried Bevy v0.5 and it was very immature (as a matter of fact, all the Bevy "games" are single-screen). By looking at the release notes, it's not clear if it now supports OpenGL, which means that on some setups, it&
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by pizza234 5y ago
"Hardgainer" is simply the term for a person that struggles to put mass ("hard" "gainer") using generic programs; it's not associated to a specific methodology. For this reason, by looking the term up, one
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by pizza234 5y ago
You're very likely what's called "hardgainer" in the fitness field. Just search for it, you'll find lots of information. However, starting with the idea of doing things "quickly" is the worst possible appr
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by pizza234 5y ago
There are several problems, one of which is also ergonomy. I've only read it partially (it's a very interesting read nonetheless), however, this is a key point (italic mine): > Let’s assume a table of 1B rows having UUID values
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by pizza234 5y ago
IntelliJ offers a similar pricing: if one subscribes for at least an year - which has a fair price - they'll get a perpetual license.
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by pizza234 5y ago
Explanation from Stripe¹: > Nearly all of Stripe’s codebase is implemented in Ruby running on the default Ruby VM (YARV). Not only did we not need Java VM-level interoperability, choosing either alternative Ruby implementation would have
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by pizza234 5y ago
RSS feeds don't replace a website. Most of the websites don't publish their whole articles on the RSS feed, only a summary (or even just a line). Therefore, RSS doesn't cause any advertisement loss, as the user needs to go to
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by pizza234 5y ago
> including the ability to not work anymore I have two takes on this. The first is: I've met people who don't work. They're some of the most boring and wasteful people I've ever met. Lying down on a beach, or watching
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by pizza234 5y ago
There are game libraries for many languages, so for beginners to game development, anything will do. Small libraries abstract a few functionalities over the lower level ones (sprite batching, input/events handling, etc.) and handle mul
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by pizza234 5y ago
> Fact check: false. The early cases in Wuhan almost all cluster near the wet market, not the virology lab, which is on the outskirts of town on the other side of the river some ~30km from the market. (And to the extent they don't c
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by pizza234 5y ago
> I don't understand why the public wants to believe in the fantasy that this was deliberate action This is gross oversimplification. The fact that some scientists may know doesn't imply that the only possibility is deliberate
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by pizza234 5y ago
There are at least two interpretations of "came from the seafood market down the road" (Hunan seafood market): - an infected animal at the market transmitted the virus to humans - an infected human at the market transmitted
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by pizza234 5y ago
I confirm (for my own case) this phenomenon - the circularity of the behavior. The more I think in a structured way at work, the more I do it outside, the more I do it at work, and so on. I'd say that there is simply a tendency to do t
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by pizza234 5y ago
Towards communicating between the two parties, which is significantly better than permanently truncating contact. But also prevent certain events/developments. A minimum of progress could avoid, for example, the abusive parents calling
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by pizza234 5y ago
Therapy is not (necessarily) a solution to the given problem; it can help handle problems. In the specific case of estranged relatives, it can establish some level of communication, which can be a very significant step.
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by pizza234 5y ago
I'm in a similar situation, but I'm don't sympathize. I don't support the "doing their best" philosophy. Everybody does their best; at the very least, in the sense that actions are rationalized as the best in t
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by pizza234 5y ago
(I'm going to write about Rust learning resources in general, so this may not fit the question, but believe the concepts are still worth considering) Rust is a very hard language to learn, not only because of the inherent difficulty, b
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by pizza234 5y ago
I've used two of the webapps, however, the problem is in the workflow. On login, I was asked to validate from two devices. This is novel in this type of apps (at least, the mainstream ones), and it took me a while to figure it out. Par
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by pizza234 5y ago
I've joined Matrix a couple of weeks ago, and the UX has been extremely confusing from the very first moment - logging in, private messaging, joining groups... everything is considerably more complex that a standard chat application (l
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by pizza234 5y ago
It is even more popular! 1130 matches vs 665 as of today.
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by pizza234 5y ago
DDG has been very lightweight with regard to user experience. And they actually have to, otherwise, they couldn't distinguish themselves from the competition (ie. Google). So there's no realistic risk of invasiveness. WRT the feat
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by pizza234 5y ago
I'm more or less in the ballpark of 10% of weight lost and maintained in a timeline of 5+ years (although weight is always in flux). I have no genetic gifts - I must keep an eye on the nutrition and training; otherwise, my weight slowl
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by pizza234 5y ago
The screenshot [here]( https://imgur.com/a/HS0C7ex ) is taken at second 8, from the central area of the video; it shows an `r` block. If you play at 0.25x from second 8 ( https://youtu.be/syir9mdRk9s?t=8 )
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by pizza234 5y ago
This is actually correct behavior; you can observe it in an original video like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QRlgjMmdbV0 . "Unused" blocks is a probably misleading terms - "partially used" is mor

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