ravi-delia

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by ravi-delia 6y ago
Oh boy, thank God people my age don't have to worry about the incredibly embarrassing things we did, or embarrassing fanfiction we wrote, preserved publicly forever. Gen Z, woooooo. Woo. I'm doomed.
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by ravi-delia 6y ago
I mean, whatever people might pretend is true when they're lazy, you don't have to maintain anything you don't want to. If you just want to make the source public once and tell anyone who asks for bugfixes where they can sti
903.
by ravi-delia 6y ago
The wonderful thing about having a language with a handful of core words and endless composition is that you never lack a word for anything. Make-un-government I'd expect.
904.
by ravi-delia 6y ago
Oh my God I remember so acutely the helpful folks on IRC that would SSH into my machine to help me out. Simpler times.
905.
by ravi-delia 6y ago
I'm the same, although I add a third: lots of caffeine + adderall is interesting to say the least.
906.
by ravi-delia 6y ago
A lot of the prelim work is probably already being done with their docker optimizations.
907.
by ravi-delia 6y ago
It's funny, my parents did exactly the same thing and while I enjoyed playing along I can't recall ever believing a word of it. I'm not sure how my gut so quickly got to the truth. Maybe people deep down follow Occam's
908.
by ravi-delia 6y ago
But that's not the question, obviously most good teachers are going to enjoy teaching. It's doubtful that the intersection of good programmers and born lovers of teaching is large, just because most people that want to teach do t
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by ravi-delia 6y ago
Frankly I in no way understand the utility of fusion. Almost every credible fuel source is difficult to obtain, and for what? The biggest fusion reactor in lightyears, already fueled up for the next 15 billion years, is currently dumping e
910.
by ravi-delia 6y ago
I've pretty much only seen articles like these take a 'warcrimes, but even worse because technology is NEW' stance, which is honestly just as bad but at least gets the harm in it.
911.
by ravi-delia 6y ago
I'd say the real help would be in a new generation of cheap ARM servers. They're mostly impeded by how much variability there is in ARM processors, but having your drivers in the mainline kernel would make it far easier to sell t
912.
by ravi-delia 6y ago
Crucially, endlessh has a smaller codebase than some shell scripts I've written. If you have ever used any program written with even a single line of Python, you have more to worry about than a 843 line program that appends a string t
913.
by ravi-delia 6y ago
I am...interested.
914.
by ravi-delia 6y ago
You're probably right, at least in terms of neurotransmitter concentration, but I doubt that synaptic connections are only a 'small percentage' of brain dynamics.
915.
by ravi-delia 6y ago
I think that ignores that these drones would be much cheaper, no? Certainly in bang:buck.
916.
by ravi-delia 6y ago
Every time I learn more about Powershell I get more jealous of Windows users. Not so jealous I'd switch back, but man would I like some of those features on Linux. I know it's ported, but it just doesn't have the tooling