pwdisswordfishc

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by pwdisswordfishc 2y ago
Yeah but that's because "trans" is nothing more than a sexual fetish to these men. They objectify women and get off on it, using their own bodies to construct the erotic target.
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by pwdisswordfishc 2y ago
> This post is for paid subscribers Thanks, I feel so enlightened
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by pwdisswordfishc 2y ago
Good for you, but a man with self-induced gynecomastia who wears dresses doesn't stop being a man. It comes across like you have some very sexist and restrictive (little box) ideas about what "man" means.
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by pwdisswordfishc 2y ago
You're still a man though. Messing with your hormones doesn't alter that reality.
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by pwdisswordfishc 2y ago
> that's more of "having no sense of other people's privacy" Sufficiently advanced incompetence is indistinguishable from malice.
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by pwdisswordfishc 2y ago
In the USA, you mean.
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by pwdisswordfishc 2y ago
Incidentally, this dialogue works equally well, if not better, with David Chalmers versus B.F. Skinner, as with the Simpsons characters.
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by pwdisswordfishc 2y ago
> New function attribute null_terminated_string_arg(PARAM_IDX) for indicating parameters that are expected to be null-terminated strings. Why is this not a type attribute?
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by pwdisswordfishc 2y ago
Wow, so the multi-hour package conflict resolution I am going through RIGHT NOW on my 2004 laptop is completely pointless? Good to know.
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by pwdisswordfishc 2y ago
No, they were always rather poor. It’s you who’s matured enough to notice.
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by pwdisswordfishc 2y ago
Politicians are tools as well. In more than one sense.
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by pwdisswordfishc 2y ago
That’s pretty generous. https://qntm.org/clean
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by pwdisswordfishc 2y ago
No, you don’t. Seven, plus or minus two at best.
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by pwdisswordfishc 2y ago
Only as inevitable as the dearth of interpolation/parametrized query primitives… though whether the industry has actually learnt the bitter lessons of SQL injection remains to be seen. I don’t hold my hopes up too much.
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by pwdisswordfishc 2y ago
> It seems your Javascript is turned off. Maybe you'd prefer the RSS feed? Ruined indeed.
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by pwdisswordfishc 2y ago
But does it actually run Doom?
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by pwdisswordfishc 2y ago
As long as it’s prohibitively expensive for their competition, I’m sure they don’t mind.
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by pwdisswordfishc 2y ago
TermKit?
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by pwdisswordfishc 2y ago
I can't wait for crypto miners in pure CSS ^W Houdini
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by pwdisswordfishc 2y ago
CSS calls something completely different "inheritance". There is no class inheritance in CSS, because CSS classes are not OOP classes.
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by pwdisswordfishc 2y ago
Nobody calls it this, because it is not. CSS classes have nothing to do with OOP other than the word "class".
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by pwdisswordfishc 2y ago
> treat their employees like they do their customers So, with disdainful indifference?
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by pwdisswordfishc 3y ago
ASan seems to do quite a lot.
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by pwdisswordfishc 3y ago
It's not like the algorithm itself is the most valuable part here, as opposed to active maintainership.
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by pwdisswordfishc 3y ago
> (a) […] (2) […] (d) […] Looks like the kind of error a low-parameter LLM would make
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by pwdisswordfishc 3y ago
Speaking as someone who uses SciTE daily and has dug into the code, there is nothing high-quality about it.
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by pwdisswordfishc 3y ago
Ever heard of banking apps?
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by pwdisswordfishc 3y ago
Great, now how do I sleep inside a mouse?
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by pwdisswordfishc 3y ago
Is this the kind of scam I am thinking of?
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by pwdisswordfishc 3y ago
English is indeed a well intentioned error, but why does SQL look like that?

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