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2y ago
Interesting that it says 1927 before any mention of the Golden Gate Bridge - has it already decided that it needs Michael Jackson to have been born before it opened in order for its bridge-focused narrative to make sense?
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I don’t think the guitar analogy is a great one. You have to learn by picking it up because no expert plays the guitar using personalised AI. But there are expert programmers who use lots of AI tools, so AI is more of an important part of l
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2y ago
> excess consumption (travel etc.) Could you explain what you mean by excess consumption?
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2y ago
How is it not illegal to pay the ransom? Knowingly giving money to organised criminals for something that shouldn’t happen in the first place?
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The problem with Adam Savage's favorite pencil [video]
(youtube.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Also “33 times more massive than the sun” means 34 times the mass of the sun.
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3y ago
It’s not quite a content farm but it doesn’t seem to be the highest quality science journalism site. https://www.reddit.com/r/OutOfTheLoop/comments/lcd9xa/whats_... has some somewhat interesting discussi
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3y ago
It means the order in which you serialise a multi-dimensional array. So for this 2D table: 1262 3418 9076 Because it’s 2D it has two stride orders, xy and yx, i.e. row-major and column-major, which would be 126234189076 and
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The children who smuggle migrants accross the U.S.-Mexico border (2021)
(washingtonpost.com)
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3y ago
She’s 80, so probably nowhere.
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A New Atlantis
(modelthinking.substack.com)
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There isn’t much closed source software which is depended on as heavily as things like xz. The only one I can think of is Windows, which I think it’s safe to assume is definitely backdoored.
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3y ago
I can’t work out why the author carefully avoiding naming it.
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3y ago
Well that’s not really true. It’s not like cash is deanonynising because of the serial numbers. You can still get stamps on a grey market or send someone else to get them for you, and I’m sure they’re sold in lots of places that don’t have
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3y ago
Kitty is fast enough for me. Why is speed such a concern for you?
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3y ago
Why considered harmful? Connecting to a daemon running as root still relies on the security of the daemon.
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3y ago
The common advice[0] is to just write one sentence per line. I usually split at commas etc as well. Then use editor soft wrapping instead of fixing a maximum line length - but if your lines get longer than the screen width that might be a s
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3y ago
This came from the depths of memory but I have no idea how it got there, oops. https://helmets.org/history.htm suggests the first standard for bike helmets was in 1970?
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3y ago
Even more unbelievable to me is that the idea of wearing a helmet to protect your head while cycling wasn’t invented until 1970
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3y ago
Yeah but at least if you fail at #1 you still have a job
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To be fair, with Arch, the more often you upgrade the less you have to fear - the migrations around breaking changes are normally pretty good.
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3y ago
What does AP mean here?
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Is Super Mario Maker Beaten Yet?
(issmmbeatenyet.com)
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Here’s a direct PDF link: https://www.revenuecat.com/pdf/state-of-subscription-apps-20...
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Funny that his surname is nearly an anagram of TikTok.
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3y ago
Worth noting that POSIX sh only specifies that file descriptors up to 9 be supported, and many shells stick with this minimum.
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Talk about burying the lede: > The original version of the CC license stated that the license would “terminate automatically upon any breach.” That meant that if you failed to live up to the license terms in any substantial way, you were
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I think there isn't enough research into languages with affine/linear typing (the property of some types that they can't be copied - which is partly what the borrow checker ensures in Rust). I'm super sold on it for enha
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In the UK the word “Europe” is commonly understood in certain connected to mean continental Europe or the EU, in contrast to the UK.
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3y ago
I think a good reason to start from scratch is when the language/framework/library you used turns out not to be the right tool for the job, or the general approach turns out to have major limitations. What other good reasons can y
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