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by rf15 2y ago
Thanks for clarifying, I was about to ask what kind of oranges those are supposed to be...
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by rf15 2y ago
Didn't we already know that the Moon is sponging up evaporated water from earth?
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by rf15 2y ago
I don't get this debate at all, LCD has less burn-in risk. OLED will always be an inferior choice if they can't fix its short lifetime. Or, I guess, this fits well with planned obsolescence: higher fidelity, shorter life time
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by rf15 2y ago
what's that japanese? ペジト ( pejito)? why is it not コダチ (kodachi)?
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by rf15 2y ago
European here. I'm on the left, but I don't hang out much with people from the left: they're really often driven by ideology and cannot for the life of them come up with working political plans to push the needle. They'r
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by rf15 2y ago
Dewarping it mathematically should be fairly easy if the lens' gravitational field is sufficiently uniform. Problem is more the amount of detail we actually have in these pictures to expand the most compressed parts.
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by rf15 2y ago
What's wrong with that article? It says it was published two days ago, but talks about the 2018 game Firmament as "upcoming". AI slop? SEO to show articles as more current than they are?
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by rf15 2y ago
There is no next level. LLMs can take care of menial tasks you understand well, but you need to focus on learning more of the basics before you try to find better shortcuts through them. You need to always be ahead of the LLM - any output o
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by rf15 2y ago
"we should definitely expand life into the cosmos." So... an expansionist/colonialist agenda for earth-originating life "oh also hopefully this doesn't lead to conflict" _I wonder._
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by rf15 2y ago
You are the nail in this metaphor, asking for different hammers to hit you.
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by rf15 2y ago
Any great power when they see a previously smaller player pull remotely even: "This is an attack! They're destabilizing the region!"
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by rf15 2y ago
Well, maybe only in the sense that you still seem to be willing to buy. But the amount of people willing to pay the apple tax seems to be shrinking lately, considering recent reports of low sw quality and let's also throw in the 4-digi
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by rf15 2y ago
Shareholders optimize for money, users don't like themselves and the things they use to be optimized for money. They rather have good service. Since the perfect product earns you max money with min features, these two priorities are op
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by rf15 2y ago
Damn, I used to buy them over any other brand exactly because they didn't have this scummy behavior.
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by rf15 2y ago
Any system you have deep knowledge and experience with makes all the others look like garbage, because you don't know the right menus, can't intuit what you are trying to do and don't know the right workarounds/what the
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by rf15 2y ago
A good effort and took me a minute to adjust to not knowing what's going on. Title made me hope for something more esotheric than just backwards code, though.
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by rf15 2y ago
Yes, as stated in the ticket.
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by rf15 2y ago
Seems to be a thing, had to do the same on JetBrain's Plugin Marketplace. Check out Article 3 Definition (f) and Article 30 and associated Articles in https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/PDF&#x
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by rf15 2y ago
It's less a problem of the language and more of popular frameworks using reflections excessively. (usually for no gain other than creating platforms that are not controlled by normal readable/tracable code flow but annotations)
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by rf15 2y ago
They're strongly tied to Microsoft, so confusing branding is to be expected.
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by rf15 2y ago
It even has usable features, like inserting the current date and time (my cat showed me that one!)
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by rf15 2y ago
Usually it's the inefficiencies of architectural decisions (your algos, layouts, etc.) you put into that rails app.
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by rf15 2y ago
It's an interesting observation nonetheless. I didn't expect the stories to be so similar.
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by rf15 2y ago
because you put your own people on the receiving end too AND invite others to join your spending spree.
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by rf15 2y ago
Ah, the great and classic play of "politician wants to insert his name into everything to get recognition when things get better". This is Modi's rice all over again.
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by rf15 2y ago
> Single-digit million lines of code (~5M, let’s say) as someone working on a 60M codebase, we have very different understandings of the word "large". My team is leaning more towards "understand the existing code, but also
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by rf15 2y ago
I actually thought it very subtle, considering it's usually thousands
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by rf15 2y ago
A bad taste in my mouth how I spend my time online in general
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by rf15 2y ago
Our species, like all living things, has optimised towards struggling through life to the best of their ability (which was always limited). To "win" within the already apex species of humanity means you are hitting your head on th
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by rf15 2y ago
I know right? You need a helmet and knee protection at least, it's a rough sport.

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