simonklitj

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   by simonklitj 1y ago

   Interesting read—thanks! One question: in the CoW example, if VM A modifies the data post-fork, what does VM B see when it later copies that data? Does it get the original data from the time of the fork, or VM A’s modified version?
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   by simonklitj 2y ago

   And you can send straight to the Kindle from Calibre via WiFi, no need for /sendtokindle.
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   by simonklitj 2y ago

   That’s not necessarily what was meant though. “Not inconsistent” is more cautious and less assertive. It allows for some ambiguity rather than claiming perfect consistency.
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   by simonklitj 2y ago

   Yeah, my cousin did this years ago. Wore it religiously too.
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   by simonklitj 2y ago

   I don’t know the details of how it works, but considering the environmental impact of fracking, I’m afraid something like this might have many unwanted consequences.
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   by simonklitj 2y ago

   Yes, these are all very good points. You’ve got me awaiting the future of the tech a bit more eagerly.
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   by simonklitj 2y ago

   Yes, and for NFL. It’s one of my favorite shared hobbies of ours!
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   by simonklitj 2y ago

   I just can’t imagine sitting with a headset on, next to my wife, watching the NFL. It could very well change for me, but it does not sound appealing.
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   by simonklitj 2y ago

   Ah, okay. I think we have different ideas of what constitutes a failed state.
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    by simonklitj 2y ago

    What is the reason, then, that California cannot be considered a first world state, and instead a failed state? And are there other states that used to have this designation, but have lost it in your view? Just curious.
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    by simonklitj 3y ago

    I don’t disagree in principle. But people also have to look at the interface while using it. There’s a balance, for sure, but strict utilitarian design is a no for me.
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    by simonklitj 3y ago

    Calm down man. That comment was a solution to a problem, not a defense in any sense. Yikes.
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    by simonklitj 3y ago

    I don’t think NavinF shows any lack of concern for the issue as such. What’s being talked about here is whether OpenAI’s being forthright concerning their motives for keeping the tech closed. I think we can all agree it is valid to be cauti
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    by simonklitj 3y ago

    This is an interesting comment to me! How do you define secular-looking? Is it a lack of some particular design element?
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    by simonklitj 3y ago

    Thank you! Didn’t even bother to read it when it wasn’t immediately clear what SLC means.
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    by simonklitj 3y ago

    You are going beyond the constraints, “if our communication with a 7-year-old child were limited to the level we achieve with crows.” We know we are able to teach children language because we have shared modes of communication through which
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    by simonklitj 3y ago

    Is this more of a limitation of our ability to communicate with the animals? If we could talk intelligibly with a crow, maybe we could teach it? Conversely, if our communication with a 7-year-old child were limited to the level we achieve w
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    by simonklitj 3y ago

    Understandable, I’m in the desert southwest, so not a concern here. I did recently attend a workshop by Dr. Ronald Rael (Professor of Architecture @ Berkeley), and he mentioned that as concerns building with adobe bricks, with proper roofin
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    by simonklitj 3y ago

    Or look into building with earth, as used to be the practice: https://www.calearth.org/ and https://www.rael-sanfratello.com/made/mud-frontiers
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    by simonklitj 3y ago

    It seems you are right. The blog post reads “I've created HTMJS as a *sarcastic* way to express my thoughts.”
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    by simonklitj 3y ago

    Just happened to me a couple of months ago. Cannot agree with you more.
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    by simonklitj 3y ago

    I especially feel like reading a book after all day at the computer! That being said, there’s not always time for it.
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    by simonklitj 3y ago

    Same in the US. As a green card holder, I cannot leave the U.S. for more than a year. If I do, I lose my permanent resident status.
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    by simonklitj 3y ago

    I’ll quote wand3r back to you: > Sure it's not because of Kayak
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    by simonklitj 3y ago

    You don’t have to distribute to Apple devices, there are many others and you can make your own. Help me understand how this is different?
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    by simonklitj 3y ago

    Hmm, something like graphics.py maybe? https://mcsp.wartburg.edu/zelle/python/ppics2/code/graphics....
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    by simonklitj 3y ago

    I disagree. Users, not just maintainers, discover projects through GitHub. In this context, the README effectively serves as a secondary project landing page. IMO, for a visual project like this, images, or a direct link to images, is a mus
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    by simonklitj 3y ago

    Exactly this. A “half” in my mind translates to 0.5. I don’t do any conversion, 0.5 exists as the very concept of “half” in my brain.
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    by simonklitj 3y ago

    In moving from EU to the US, the biggest difference I noticed is the reliance on fractions over decimals. 1/4th of something as opposed to .25. That’s probably what I miss the most about using the metric system on a daily basis.
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    by simonklitj 3y ago

    Wild SMS pricing in Europe? Unlimited SMS has been the default in Denmark for at least 15 years.