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by senkora 3y ago
If wonder if it has something to do with shared libraries
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by senkora 3y ago
The best writing I’ve found on the experience of failure and how painful it can be, is “Eating Glass” by Mark D Jacobsen. A lot of sample chapters can be read here: https://markdjacobsen.com/eating-glass/ I highly, hig
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by senkora 3y ago
What do you use for C++? I was planning to integrate clangd into my setup soon.
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by senkora 3y ago
I also did this. I decided after a few false starts that I was simply never going to commit to use a todo system that someone else made, so I wrote my own. The tree-of-tasks idea is great and exactly what I did. I probably won’t ever releas
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by senkora 3y ago
> In C++ I find it quite infuriating that try{} opens up a new lexical scope That’s an interesting point. I’ve never considered that because I haven’t worked with classes that regularly throw in their constructors. What situation do you
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by senkora 3y ago
Lemmy has been able to mostly replace Reddit for me. It’s much smaller right now but in my experience I do find enough interesting things there to hold my attention. I would love better integration between Lemmy and Mastodon so that I can c
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by senkora 3y ago
It would be cool to see something like this that could handle the 3D slider on the 3DS.
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by senkora 3y ago
Also seen in the nanopass compiler framework: http://nanopass.org/
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by senkora 3y ago
That’s just the BIMI checkmark. The message by gmail could maybe be worded a little differently.
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by senkora 3y ago
OmniFocus looks awesome. I’ve been looking for something just like this.
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by senkora 3y ago
Your link points out that this decays to a raw pointer in all cases and is not enforced by the compiler.
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by senkora 3y ago
Wikipedia has a huge list (split into two articles) of film remakes, and I really enjoyed reading through it: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lists_of_film_remakes One tidbit that I learned: “A Star Is Born” has been r
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by senkora 3y ago
There’s a lot of Modern Marvels episodes available on YouTube now. I’ve been watching them as nostalgia TV: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4F4CD715F1A3E6C7
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by senkora 3y ago
That’s a rate of $3650/mo. Still cheaper than my rent even if they paid.
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by senkora 3y ago
They almost always run as both democrats and working families. It’s effectively a marker that a democratic candidate is progressive.
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by senkora 3y ago
I loved reading this, lots of good advice for early career programmers.
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by senkora 3y ago
This is something I like about backpacking / camping. I make a mini-list of everything I bring with me, consider each item, and then know exactly what I have as I set off. Doing it for all my possessions is probably too hard.
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by senkora 3y ago
Typhoid Mary was famously an asymptomatic reservoir, so she was able to survive and spread the disease for many years. This woman… probably not.
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by senkora 3y ago
The general term is the Post-classical Era. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post-classical_history
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by senkora 3y ago
It isn’t that it’s locked away. It’s just that it’s much, much easier to learn some skills with a teacher than on your own. Imagine, e.g. trying to learn to play piano without a teacher. You could technically maybe do it but it would be 100
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by senkora 3y ago
The main reason this is hard, is that learning to write proofs that are both rigorous and human-readable is extremely difficult without a teacher+grader. This process is not taught in high school, most or all textbooks implicitly assume tha
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by senkora 3y ago
And by default every photo is a live photo.
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by senkora 3y ago
The industry term for the idea that most of your chip is switched off at any given time is “dark silicon”.
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by senkora 3y ago
Out of curiosity, I checked what the air pressure would be in a drained Mediterranean, since the article claimed it would be oppressively high. The average depth of the Mediterranean is 1.5km [1] which is less than 2.0km which would be a pr
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by senkora 3y ago
In my experience they just rip the AirTag off once it notifies them and then continue on their merry way.
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by senkora 3y ago
I remember this happening once with OnePlus branded AirPod-likes, that officials assumed were counterfeit AirPods: https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-54146715
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by senkora 4y ago
Guantanamo Bay was opened in 2002 and Obama reduced the number of inmates there by an order of magnitude. As an American, my general view of Obama is that he was exceptionally good at doing good while working within the system. 1. The syste
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by senkora 4y ago
I would love to have a print of the reproduction as wall art.
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by senkora 4y ago
I know I’m missing the point, but many exchanges have support for defining and executing spread strategies atomically.
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by senkora 4y ago
Seems neat. Has anyone written an ActivityPub bridge for nostr?

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