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by scrame 4y ago
you can pry my tech 12s from my cold dead hands. I've had them for more than 20 years, I've dragged them through subways and left them on their side, stored them in poor conditions, dropped them down flights of stairs, shipped t
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by scrame 4y ago
Im surprised no one has mentioned Pearl Jam going to court with Ticketmaster almost 30 years ago. https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/pearl-jam-taki... It's been a lousy monopoly for decades and has
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by scrame 4y ago
yeah, don't worry, this project isn't in contention for anything.
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by scrame 4y ago
> Microsoft > sees the error of their ways You must be new here.
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by scrame 4y ago
Tree-style-tabs alone make firefox preferable. though their stupid mobile extension change dampened the ease to recommend it for mobile. (yes, I use nightly, and have a custom package, it's a garbage experience)
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by scrame 4y ago
Not any more. You can do it if you are completely offline during initial setup, but if you do the first network setup it won't let you continue until you set up an MS account. I'm sure 11 does the same thing.
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by scrame 4y ago
Horseshit v2: Horseshittier!
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by scrame 4y ago
What makes me happy is when Dreamforce isn't here.
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by scrame 4y ago
Go up a level.
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by scrame 4y ago
lol, that was a trash album of random verses that almost none of the artists gave their blessing to.
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by scrame 4y ago
I love this comment.
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by scrame 4y ago
It was a breakthrough tome when it came out, and covers a lot more than truth tables. Its as much a weird work of nerd art than a manual, like _whys guide to ruby_.
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by scrame 4y ago
The caveat is that it's a rule of _formal systems_. Any formal system that can represent multiplication can be shown to have unreachable truths or provable falsities.
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by scrame 4y ago
It is for sure pretentious, he's a cloistered academic classic music nerd that appreciates art exclusively through rigid structure. He's also aware of that and tries to explore that. The second half is weird too, because it descr
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by scrame 4y ago
One word: double-acrostic.
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by scrame 4y ago
I think of it more as a survey of a bunch of disciplines, and some hopeful hypothesis of future AI research. He writes in an accessible way and touches DNA, poetry, fractals, video feedback, topographical systems, just... a whole bunch of
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by scrame 4y ago
100%, not just the collection of columns, but that he has postscripts for it. He manahes to keep things accessible over a few columns rather than the overly sprawling GEB (which I've read a few times, and still revisit pieces) or his l
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by scrame 4y ago
Does that include this comment?
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by scrame 4y ago
Surpised no one has mentioned the Nethack source, small codebase going on close to 40 years. https://github.com/NetHack/NetHack/tree/NetHack-3.7/src
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by scrame 4y ago
There's a companion movie "Chasing Ghosts" that I thought was much better for humanizing this particular group of oddballs.
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by scrame 4y ago
No, he also makes barbeque sauce.
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by scrame 4y ago
I never really clicked with D, but I always like reading your discussions on these details.
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by scrame 4y ago
good. Twitter is garbage.
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by scrame 4y ago
V. Vale exists? I always just thought they were a cohort of sorts. Heartily recommend that pranks book.
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by scrame 4y ago
The first thing I thought when I saw the headline. Great discussion on an almost unbelievable story.
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by scrame 4y ago
Eh, its a collage using a bunch of work by skilled craftsmen by someone skilled in a craft. OP's point was the tools get better, but still need someone with skills to use them.
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by scrame 4y ago
Wow, someone was asking about this on the last Dall-E thread and the concern was the same stuff you filter out. The pics I got were generally tasteful nudes, but hoo-boy is this a rabbit hole.
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by scrame 4y ago
Seems like implicitly it's better to take notes from current users than actual users, since your first effort might not be what the potential users expect. Ive only poked at godot, is there a reason that GDscript is so dominant? ETA:
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by scrame 4y ago
It's written through a virtual file system which stores in blocks and not files, the implementation of that could happily run zstd on the way to the multiple physical disks. This isn't about them shrinking your individual files,
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by scrame 4y ago
They always were.

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