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sempron64
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I think the pushback against Voter ID laws is ridiculous, but not allowing the disenfranchised to use a computer is ridiculously dystopian.
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A lot of pain comes from OS apis which are not supported in the standard library, like graphics, audio, and media. These inevitably need libraries and frameworks to work cross-platform.
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Particularly regarding parsing: Here's an excerpt from an interview with Anders Hjelsberg I heard recently. He's the creator of the Turbo Pascal compiler and later on of the creators of C#. https://www.aarthiandsriram.c
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I’d be very upset if my dishwasher broke every 5th time I used it. And in that scenario I’d much rather wash the dishes by hand. Probably the same for my clothes vs. the washer. If it takes 10 minutes to boot my computer, log into 10 SSOs w
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The problem with a careful but non-methodical approach is that it requires the programmer to correctly determine the stability value of their design. We often overestimate the importance of architecture on stability, or worse, architect som
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krunker.io has done something really impressive in this space. I’d love to learn how their engine works and how it loads so fast.
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It’s not backwards, high speed rail was invented in the 60s with the shinkansen, about the same time as the modern airliner.
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Who pays the moderators of all the major subreddits?
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There is no direct bridge or tunnel between Manhattan and Staten Island, only a ferry. Staten Island is connected to Brooklyn via the Verrazano Bridge.
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I wonder if the apple vr headset is just a way to get people to visit their stores and buy something else
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I remember when I was a kid and someone's mom worked at a book store when Harry Potter came out...
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(Before you talk about homeowner’s associations restricting decoration: they are the problem, not the homes. I live somewhere without one)
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Having lived in an affordable apartment and a house I don’t understand how living in a rented box in a building which you have no right to significantly modify is less cookie-cutter than owning a home which you can renovate and decorate to
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The notion of shutting down all improvements due to fear of induced demand is ridiculous. Let's also stop building sewage systems because of induced demand and all defecate on the ground. It will reduce water use and be good for the en
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The first tunnel of this kind is of interest also https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siloam_tunnel
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3y ago
I do! Do you know someone who's hiring?
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New York is going backwards on climate by shutting nuclear generation. https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/12/nyregion/indian-point-pow... For context, the South Fork wind farm in this article is slated to
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The question is how do you fix that situation?
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Is this enough to reconstruct the brain for simulation?
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Anecdotally, their actual search results have sucked for me. For example, I searched for “narrowest cars with 6 or more seats”, and Bing’s results were terrible and irrelevant. The AI version gave me some acceptable results but very few. Go
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ChatGPT can compress its own prompts
(twitter.com)
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Yes, I know talented engineers from several companies that were laid off simply due to being unlucky enough to have ended up on the “wrong” project
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Apologies for the lack of clarity, I was addressing just this sentence in the parent > That would require greater than 50% taxation, which isn’t realistic at all in the United States. My point is that higher than 50% total taxation on a
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The top federal income tax bracket is 37% and the top California tax bracket is 12.2%. This is for income exceeding 500k. So disregarding local taxes and property taxes, in California most of this income would be taxed at 49.2%.
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What about a dangerous situation like a criminal trying to enter the vehicle where the right response is to avoid them and drive away?
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I would say that “normal” people are doing very well compared to last year as labor demand and wage rises at the low end are high, energy prices and food prices have come down, and housing is crashing in many areas. The upper middle class (
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ChromeOS was a game-changer too.
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Classic case of the pot calling the kettle black re: the Binance/FTX feud
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All this requires to be true is that basically all Americans who are in a car weekly turn on the radio when driving, which is very believable. Some people also still have a radio in the kitchen of course.
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It’s hard to say it’s a failed policy when we have no evidence against the null hypothesis, which is global nuclear war.
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