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by psd1 2mo ago
That sounds like "if they didn't want to get stabbed, they would have disarmed the attacker" But this level of competence is not a given. I wrote my first html when i was 9. Nowadays, you need to know about <squints at not
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by psd1 2mo ago
You wanna see an app i wrote when i was less jaded? Every app i wrote is an app i wrote when i was less jaded.
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by psd1 2mo ago
I'm learning F#, not sure if this generalises to ocaml too. In F#, there is no function overloading, but there is method overloading. F# lacks higher-kinded types, but it's possible to roll your own using techniques from the artic
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by psd1 2mo ago
I'm not offended - great diplomatic putdown, well played
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by psd1 2mo ago
I also observe the phenomenon. In the case of craigslist, which is news to me, could you approximately quantify "heavily"? Are we talking about a few percentage points, or a visible chunk of a pie chart? Did the site depend totall
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by psd1 2mo ago
> at worst someone could make some mean anonymous comments No, at worst they could conduct an astroturf campaign and manipulate the overton window. I suspect that Noam Chomsky attains correctness by volume and by forgetting the times he
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by psd1 2mo ago
You think? I don't believe i have seen a single submission here using the github.io domain. It's possible some submissions are hosted there on a user's domain and heavily themed, but i suspect it's just not a host for ma
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by psd1 2mo ago
Hyperbole aside, that was a genuinely good move. I assumed it was subversive, because i infer that musk wants twitter to be a vehicle for democratic capture. (I can't call it "x", it feels like baby talk. Dignity also prevent
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by psd1 2mo ago
Great, what are you going to train it on?
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by psd1 2mo ago
It can do A, ergo it can do B. By the same logic, you have experience in low-latency numerical decision-making, ergo you could optimise a 3D rendering pipeline. Yeah, no.
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by psd1 2mo ago
I think the Starlink weapon is to become indispensable, then to deny service. As we've seen in Ukraine. I could believe that Musk would smuggle a Doom Ray into the satellites, but i don't believe such a weapon exists in the weight
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by psd1 2mo ago
TFA's author's experience is the opposite of your claims. Your claims may be right in _your_ circumstances, but not theirs. > High performance algorithms are quite well documented That may be true for bloom filters or what have
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by psd1 2mo ago
All that atmosphere on Venus is going to look very appealing to a eugenicist billionaire getting 200 rem daily of solar radiation on Mars But the indentured servants on Mars will have a horizon. I understand that the "cloud court on Ve
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by psd1 2mo ago
It would fall under contact law, and the case would hinge on either the ToS is binding, and whether the bot operator is deemed to have accepted the ToS, and whether access inflicts a cost. In the UK, you would likely win in court, and be aw
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by psd1 2mo ago
Edit: oops, double-posted.
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by psd1 2mo ago
I am aware that acetone is created by metabolic pathways. I foolishly dunked my hands into it for several minutes. I'm confident, with hindsight, that it penetrated my epidermis in concentrations far higher than found in the body. It i
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by psd1 2mo ago
More like: no message is too obscure to Streisand
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by psd1 2mo ago
It might do, if that city had some level of public trust in its police. I don't know what, say, Los Angeles coppers could commit to record that might lower opinions. Beating confessions out of golden eagles? Cannibalism? The mark of th
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by psd1 2mo ago
I think i was clear, but I'll try again. You said this: > attacking internet gatekeepers I think we agree that you don't mean all kinds of attack. The agreed exception is bombs. I put it to you that throwing bot traffic around
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by psd1 2mo ago
The most common setup for installations by lighting designers, sure. I suspect the vast majority of home led lighting is in lightbulb form, from people replacing incandescents.
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by psd1 2mo ago
...ish. Attacking their monopoly, great. Attacking their workers by bombing an office, not so great. Throwing ever more spam traffic across the tubes isn't a attack, it's marketing on their behalf.
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by psd1 2mo ago
That's a very healthy attitude. I love you too, in a general sense. But low-effort comments are not a good way to show that love. Why is this park a victory for socialism? Why is socialism victorious in France, why not elsewhere? Do yo
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by psd1 2mo ago
"Ceiling dents are not wear and tear."
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by psd1 2mo ago
Did you quietly bounce? ...sorry
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by psd1 2mo ago
Amen, but hear me out, a bodger is always going to do damage. I've had to remove an unholy bodge of rubber glue and epoxy, both used on the sane repair by the same man. Rubber first, epoxy on top when the rubber failed. That man is now
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by psd1 2mo ago
Alignment would be impossible, which would constrain the design. You could achieve a decent floral pattern, but you'd need to forego any vines. Celtic knots are out. Presumably larger prints will arrive, but you still have the trouble
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by psd1 2mo ago
My guess is that pressure-blasting the ink will not be more comfortable than driving it in with a physical needle. Maybe this belief comes from being a sysad - dot matrix printers never did me no harm, but inkjets are demonic.
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by psd1 2mo ago
In ten years of posting, you have amassed... 0 karma. The community has shown you what it thinks of you. Take the message.
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by psd1 2mo ago
You'd need quite large containers. I should think at least a metre cube, unless you can test just the head in isolation. Which would also be a guard against container escape.
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by psd1 2mo ago
Are you getting faster or better outcomes in America than when taking _private_ treatment in Canada, or do you need the treatment in Canada to he public for your claim to hold? I imagine that you can pony up to be seen in two days in Canada

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