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by qsdf38100 5y ago
If not wearing shoes was potentially helping health services to keep being functional, then yes it would make sense to mandate it. Harmful to freedom? What about the freedom of having functional health services? I keep hearing about freedom
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by qsdf38100 5y ago
Not everybody considers Covid the only problem in existence? Sure you can consider whatever you want, but hospitals being overrun and barely able to provide not-covid-related health services is the reality some people keep ignoring. Maybe p
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by qsdf38100 5y ago
So… there was hope vaccines could stop the pandemic, but they only help a lot to reduce number of hospitalizations and deaths, so now you’re anti vaccines. And people won’t trust science ever again? I’m sorry but that doesn’t make any sense
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by qsdf38100 5y ago
I don’t get it, there was some hope that vaccines could end the pandemic. They didn’t. But they still help, at least by making people much less likely to die. Is there something to be mad at? Hell, even if they ended up not helping much, I
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by qsdf38100 5y ago
I see, this study does seem to rule out my view. What's the current consensus about why myopia progressed so quickly in some countries?
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by qsdf38100 5y ago
ah, nice, that explanation has always been making a lot of sense to me. I don't wear my glasses indoor and I stare at a screen for most of my day. My myopia level is actually perfect for this use case, my screen is at my "at rest&
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by qsdf38100 5y ago
I heard that playing outside also generally makes you focus on much more distant objects, and that as the eye optimizes for a "at rest" focal point that best fits what you're looking at most of the time. So when you're l
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by qsdf38100 5y ago
I appreciate your effort to reconcile me with the current world. I know I’m probably missing something when seemingly half of the world is loosing its mind. Maybe I am loosing my mind. But I can’t help getting infuriated with pseudo science
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by qsdf38100 5y ago
That’s my point, other didn’t succeed because Elon alienated people with his promises of bringing the Hollywood blockbuster style future the masses dream of. It’s about time, where are the flying cars and hover boards. Why would one buy an
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by qsdf38100 5y ago
Tesla is successful because people are being told they will be able to sleep or work in their Tesla while it drives on its own. Like, you know, actually be allowed to take their hands of the driving wheel. Not now, but… very soon, so soon i
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by qsdf38100 5y ago
because... MURICA fuck yeah!!
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by qsdf38100 5y ago
How can people not hate him though? He is so full of shit and all his projects are a joke. He stole Tesla from its true founders and made it about self driving hype. He keeps making non sense claims about it and how it’s 1 year ahead. He ge
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by qsdf38100 5y ago
What do you think of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vuMzGhc1cg ? Could you debunk that debunk video?
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by qsdf38100 5y ago
Yes, a lot of great tools, 2nd on my list is process monitor. It lets you know what sys calls were performed by any process, same as ptrace I believe. Super useful to debug a 3rd party app, for instance one that doesn't even start, loo
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by qsdf38100 5y ago
Sysinternal process explorer is the ultimate taskmgr for Windows, for example you can see the threads for each process, and even their call stacks! When a file can’t be deleted because it’s open in a process but you can’t find which one, yo
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by qsdf38100 5y ago
my 2 cents: rust evangelists, the promises of the end of bugs, and how perfect the language is for any use case... that makes my BS detector go off. Everyone has to love Rust nowadays, it sounds like a cult or something. It makes me hate ru
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by qsdf38100 5y ago
Why are some people trusting anything as long as it’s against official knowledge? Sure governments have lied about things and will always do, but why would you blindly trust anything when you are so septical? Have you ever considered the po
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by qsdf38100 7y ago
Nice, feels like Windows File Explorer ;D
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by qsdf38100 8y ago
hmmm, I think that CPUs instruction sets inherit mainly from the 8086, and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_8086 mentions few languages that had influence on the 8086 design, but don't mention C at all.
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by qsdf38100 8y ago
"processors wishing to keep their execution units busy running C code" What? This is non sense, the processor is not running C code! The processor can only run machine code, regardless of the language used to write the source code
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by qsdf38100 9y ago
So much ignorance in so few lines, it's a performance. Thank you!
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by qsdf38100 9y ago
This is somewhat unnecessary, but this article is spreading false claim about kernel mode "incredible speed" and this should be denounced.
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by qsdf38100 9y ago
Kernel code also uses virtual memory. There is no such thing as using "physical memory" unless you are running in real mode. CPU is switched to protected mode during boot.
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by qsdf38100 9y ago
Kernel code does not operate at "incredible speed". This guy doesn't know what he is talking about.