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by skulk 3y ago
> my body suffers immensely Does the same thing happen if you slowly wean yourself down? Are you cutting out essential nutrients that your body needs to function properly rather than the unnecessary carbs/junk? The reason I'm a
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by skulk 3y ago
The end goal of this product isn't to run software, it's to hold a piece of history in your hands and play with it and revel in that feeling.
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by skulk 3y ago
Great example of how in the aggregate, perfectly reasonable individual thinking can lead to the construction of desolate hellscapes. (source: grew up in Phoenix, Arizona)
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by skulk 3y ago
You don't need a conspiracy, but here is one: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Motors_streetcar_consp... The default assumption should be that people who benefit from auto sales are actively trying to block p
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by skulk 3y ago
Cool project, but this project demonstrates the reason I've stopped writing things in C. The standard library has garbage string functions and it seems every project has its own version of this file: https://github.com/
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by skulk 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parsing_expression_grammar
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by skulk 3y ago
well, if you claim omega is odd, are you willing to claim omega + 1 is even? There is no ordinal B such that 2 * B is omega + 1, so it fails that definition. So you have to say omega is odd and omega + 1 is also odd, which is... odd.
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by skulk 3y ago
That's true, but once something is outside of your light cone it does not matter what it does, it may as well not even exist to you.
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by skulk 3y ago
> creating equally powerful adversaries outside of your light cone. If we're still bound by special relativity (since you said no FTL), there is nothing outside of your light cone.
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by skulk 4y ago
Here is where the file is read in its entirety. https://github.com/koki-develop/gat/blob/c16dbf999b89b46ed17...
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by skulk 4y ago
Scratch is why I got into software. One day, more than 10 years ago, my dad showed me this weird program for making a cat move around, and the rest is history.
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by skulk 4y ago
> that machinery being so expensive is part of a long tradition of 'developed countries' (powerful peoples) wielding power over other weaker countries by means of technological availability restrictions. I'm having real tr
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by skulk 4y ago
Which isn't going to be of much use to anyone given that feature is still invite-only (my email is in my profile, wink wink).
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by skulk 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lincos_language I have extreme doubts that we would be able to decode something sent by an alien that looks like this.
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by skulk 4y ago
My buddy and I used to crack whippets with a knife and frantically try to put the neck into a balloon with.... mixed results. The idea of using a plastic bag never occurred to us!
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by skulk 4y ago
I want to pile on here; I switched to Mercurial for some projects and didn't think much of it (had to look up equivalents of some git commands here and there). However, after 2 years of that, coming back to git made me feel like a tota
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by skulk 4y ago
Have you considered accepting payment in the form of cryptocurrency? Circumventing payment processors is one of its most touted use-cases.
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by skulk 4y ago
When we talk about things, we sometimes use their relationship to other things to define them rather than talking about them directly. I'm not sure how my answer is irrelevant and deserving of your snark.
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by skulk 4y ago
> what is even "[lacking] true meaning and purpose"? Perhaps the alienation of workers from the fruits of their labor? It's underrated how depressing it is to not get to eat the sausage you broke your back making.
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by skulk 4y ago
This is a bizarre, incoherent article. Which language model was it generated from?
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by skulk 4y ago
> you can't use anything infinite, including natural numbers. This is false, you don't need the axiom of infinity to prove theorems about all natural numbers. https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/285006
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by skulk 4y ago
People who profit from Ponzi schemes love pretending that their returns represent real value from the economy.
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by skulk 4y ago
When you hear about X overdoses in an area in a shockingly small amount of time, it's not people dying because they took too many oxycodone pills, it's because of street fentanyl. You can thank the war on drugs for that.
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by skulk 4y ago
Why don't you quit your (assumed comfy US tech) job and go retire in a low cost-of-living area? I know that it's not the same thing, but the answer might be similar.
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by skulk 4y ago
It won't load, sometimes saying: > Sorry, connection to the p3plcpnl1175.prod.phx3.secureserver.net impossible
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by skulk 4y ago
I don't know how Apple sells media, but if you "buy" content on Amazon, you're still subject to licensing terms that Amazon negotiated, which often means you don't have permanent access to said content. Someone sued
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by skulk 4y ago
From demos/triangle.c ( https://github.com/tsoding/olive.c/blob/master/demos/triangl... ) // This idea is that you can take this code and compile it to different platforms with di
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by skulk 4y ago
Isn't it wonderful what a social safety net brings us? For context, SerenityOS was dreamed up during a stint at a state rehab facility. (This information is included in a link from TFA)
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by skulk 4y ago
If you curl | bash from http, you may get MITM'd because you're not checking the checksum. Most modern package managers at least check that what was downloaded is indeed what the original developer intended, so it's slightly
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by skulk 4y ago
> With the way the ranking system works this is basically guaranteed that you’ll lose half your games unless you’re a literally world class player. This is theoretically expected of skill-based matchmaking systems.

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