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by sharikous 3y ago
> The article shows that our predecessors were as perceptive as we are, they understood a lot more than we realize Who's we? Apart from distributed knowledge in scientific/geographic topics and technological tools who thinks th
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by sharikous 3y ago
Yes but it's not like there are many other options
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by sharikous 3y ago
Eh but Wagner is not the Russian army, right? They are an "independent contractor" after all. And Russian speaking minorities may "suddenly" decide to rebel. And NATO may be not so eager to activate article 5 since they
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by sharikous 3y ago
I am in your camp but to my surprise I met a lot of people who love them so I can understand why editors include minimaps these days. After the spaces vs tabs war calmed down let's see what will be the aftermath of the minimap invasion
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by sharikous 3y ago
Interesting that's even possible. As we all know pre-NT Windows could not be trusted to remain on for long periods of time. Pre-X Mac OS was not a very stable system either. In fact Apple shipped Mac OS X "server" years befor
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by sharikous 3y ago
Isn't this similar to the view of Penrose?
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by sharikous 3y ago
Read the article, in that specific ship it is believed that half were from Pakistan
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by sharikous 3y ago
Pakistan did not suffer "Western military operations", at least not recently and at a big scale, and half of the refugees in the ship were probably Pakistani. "Humanitarian" intervention has always been an excuse to conq
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by sharikous 3y ago
You are perfectly right. Still "not a paradise" is an exaggerated euphemism once you look at available data (not only American).
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by sharikous 3y ago
Honestly because I don't want to learn another language. And because most of the world uses C for low level stuff. You can say that Esperanto is a much better international language than English but what good does it do if nobody speak
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by sharikous 3y ago
I notice a lot of people using desktop in the office an having a personal laptop. But also there has been a shift to cloud instances that provide the flexibility you say at the price of renouncing ownership of the machine. Especially for GP
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by sharikous 3y ago
>> worst that should happen is that you get a transaction declined, or get denied for a credit card Which, in a cashless society, can mean you have no money since you can't spend it
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by sharikous 3y ago
Has it got math formula support?
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by sharikous 3y ago
Yes and this GUI application should be cross platform so make it Electron. Wait, there has been a leak from the company so we need some security staff on it and maybe mandated TFA. And it's nice to have a way to call people and not onl
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by sharikous 3y ago
I was just flabbergasted when I watched "Love is Blind". The participants, especially the women, drink all the time (ok the glasses are opaque so maybe they drink less than it appears). They drink when they think about their relat
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by sharikous 3y ago
I think it should be const x: i16 = -1 * 32768; // valid In the text it's i32
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by sharikous 3y ago
Tauri is quasi-native in that it uses native WebViews. It ought to be the best of both worlds once we accept that web-based UI is the only way now
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by sharikous 3y ago
Speaking of pdb.. maybe someone knows why pdb has some issues with scope in its REPL that are resolved in VSCode's debugger and PyCharm? Multiline statements are not accepted, nor things like if/for Even list comprehensions and la
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by sharikous 3y ago
Where do you live?
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by sharikous 3y ago
You can use pdb Just python -m pdb -m module
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by sharikous 3y ago
It's one of the things that are infuriating for technical folks but meh for everybody else. In the days of programs taking forever to load or web pages downloading images slowly we knew what technical limitations were there. Now we
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by sharikous 3y ago
> When I say masculinity, or masculine values, what do you think of? When you think of someone who values their masculinity, who do you perceive? Now do the same for femininity. Which model is healthier? I really struggle to understand t
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by sharikous 3y ago
No more. At least with apple Silicon dtrace is completely unusable.
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by sharikous 3y ago
There is a lot of plausible deniability on the destruction of the dam. In the case of a nuke in your own territory that's more unequivocal
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by sharikous 3y ago
They are still hundreds of miles away from Moscow. In a textbook coup you seize centers of power and media stations as fast as you can but this attempt is on the slow side (certainly the physical size of Russia is helping too). For now it i
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by sharikous 3y ago
I remember seeing in the news that it is possible they released the ballast before the implosion, according to the findings, and they may have done that because of a warning
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by sharikous 3y ago
Say you have a laptop and a PC keyboard and want to have different settings for the internal and the external keyboard
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by sharikous 3y ago
Well I would put English in this category too, even if it has a much more recent and convoluted history. People who speak very unrelated languages find much easier to learn Italian, Spanish or French after they learn English. Not so with e.
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by sharikous 3y ago
This may be the place to talk about alternatives to reddit since discourse about that is banned there. So far I've heard only about Lemmy. Are there others sites redditors reading this could be redirected to?
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by sharikous 3y ago
Not to reduce the value of the insight, but since she coauthored the paper with Google employees she probably had access to models more advanced than those which were available to the general public

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