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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
How do you simulate something you don't understand? The basic problem here is that we don't understand what a neuron does, so how would we model it?
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
I loved Star Castle.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
Generally, Mastodon supports at least a subset of Markdown syntax. Putting text in asterisks for example, will render it in italics . There's no reason why the various SM platforms can't do this.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
That's fewer opcodes than a 6502 or Z80 microprocessor.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
Swing is still nice to use, especially with the GUI Builder on NetBeans. Not quite as easy as say, VB6, but good enough. One of these days, I want to try building some sort of GUI app using Swing again and build a native image with Graal.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
> I would gladly add explicit types everywhere instead of this to use Crystal Agreed. Good IDE support can easily add explicit types too.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
I wish Crystal had better IDE support, otherwise it’s just about perfect.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
> Who is making that comparison? I'm telling you to look at statistics. And I'm telling you, that the statistics are completely irrelevant.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
> 2. Any statistics you look at, the median and average american citizen is far from being impoverished even by rich developed country western standards. I recommend people visit some developing countries to get a perspective on what tru
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
> For what it's worth, it can be removed in about 4 seconds. Sure, but why should anyone have to?
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
Rust#
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
Ada has a more traditional syntax compared to Rust, for good or for bad.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
Why? I use it in VSCode and vim all the time.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
The place I used to work at had a "architect" who would for any question to a decision he made would refer to whatever it was as a "best practice." Was often quite wrong and always infuriating.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
and no error will really cost them that much, anyway.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
A long time ago, I used NetBeans for everything, including Ruby. At some point, the Ruby plugin was killed off though. Anyone know if they brought it back?
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
> If someone wants to use the usb driver to interface with a coin motor to build vibrating underwear starts writing business plan while installing CMake
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
> and that doesn't square well with trying to write safe(r) Rust abstractions over them. Or just using those kernel APIs, period.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
I honestly can't imagine paying for reddit. Especially when just being part of reddit creates the content they're hoping to sell.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
Is his name Jonah?
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
And companies will then force you to watch ads while you sleep. No thanks.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
This is magical thinking.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
the omnipascal extension for vscode works pretty well.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
Isn't that what masto.host does anyway?
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
There's no way on earth Apple will move from the M series to RISC-V.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
The great thing about an SLR is that you can use it on AF 95% of the time and then use it on manual when you need it.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
I hope that's the case. It almost read like someone trying to still believe in God right after their mom died.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
Absolutely... Sometimes, it's ok to just have a job that you do. You don't always have to be moving up some ladder.
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
I assume this whole thing is Linux based? (Not that Linux is bad, just it does take a bit of time to boot.)
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by renewedrebecca 2y ago
> Mac is a terrible OS for Java software development. I've not seen this at all, and I use both Ubuntu and macOS for Java dev.

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