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by stinos 4y ago
Recursion is just one of the things being used as a means to explain/show lambdas here, i.e. the energy spent is for the explanation, not for recursion.
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by stinos 4y ago
But this summer seeing all the greenery turn yellow and die I know it's probably just a matter of speaking since you use 'all' while you're likely well aware it's not really 'all', but with respect to th
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by stinos 4y ago
Bluetooth audio and an aux cable I'll take just the aux then, at least as long as I can. Aux (as in: 3.5mm jack on both ends or else on one end and the other one cinch or DIN to support even older devices) is something which has been
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by stinos 4y ago
Late reply, but I'm glad this resonates with you in some way.
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by stinos 4y ago
Unfortunately a) this happened like 20 years ago and I don't remember all details b) I'm not very good at explaining things especially not when it comes to explaining thought processes. Which in any case is a very personal thing,
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by stinos 4y ago
Very good point. Just like I only learned how to properly study in the last 2-3 years of university (which was quite a 'perfomance' increase, i.e. time spent studying decreased quite a lot yet grades went up; partially driven by t
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by stinos 4y ago
> But the old commit is still in there, pristine, forever. > (Git will eventually throw away lost and unused snapshots, but typically not anything you have used in the last 90 days.) Without having exlplained what a 'snapshot&#x
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by stinos 4y ago
Enjoy planting wind farms and solar farms costing huge amounts of land. Note that as far as solar goes there might not be such 'cost' in the future: experiments putting solar panels over farmland, like 30% coverage give or take,
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by stinos 4y ago
I recently saw a documentary where someone was researching what the best way would be to label nuclear waste facilities such that future (far, far furture) generations would understand what's in there. You can't just slam an Engli
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by stinos 4y ago
We are currently having a hell of a time trying to hire embedded developers In my opinion that is essentially almost the same problem, though depending on the university/courses followed. To be able to program bare metal one needs so
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by stinos 4y ago
> For what it's worth, I prefer jokes that "offend" my race. I'm Jewish, have at me! Since I would personally call that a religion and not a race, which is likely some heated discussion hence proper material for humor
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by stinos 4y ago
So are my kune-kune pigs. A lot cuter, cuddlier and friendlier than the average horse as well. Doesn't make them less edible, though given their age the meat likely won't be all that.
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by stinos 4y ago
I thought by mentioning explicitly 'either way' I made it clear that the only dream I'm living is is the skeptical one, not leaning one way or the other, merely observing and pointing out that indeed it's very easy to wr
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by stinos 4y ago
Or according to another comment: spend the saved money (vs nuclear) on storage and smile instead? I don't know a lot about it, but what I know is enough to be pretty sure dismissive single-line statements (in either way) are usually no
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by stinos 4y ago
Embedding more information isn't really the problem: alternatives have always existed, it's just that none of them were as brief and good as this one. E.g. normally you'd catch then re-raise another exception with a new messa
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by stinos 4y ago
I want to believe this, but my experience with VSCode generally goes like this: I find a bug in a tool I rely on or want to make a PR with some feature I think could be generally useful. Turns out the tool uses a language I've not used
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by stinos 4y ago
Frontend for writing behavioral experiments. So backend runs C++ signal processing etc, graphics display, or whatever we need, all of that has bindings for MicroPython. Works very well, but: it's still Python. Great, but dynamic so not
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by stinos 4y ago
> It falls apart when you need to work with it professionally though More accurately: it falls apart when you need it professionally :) Totally depends on the usecase.
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by stinos 4y ago
You'd recommend a standard trick like changing the port? Just doing that dropped the number of attempts to almost zero here.
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by stinos 4y ago
Idiomatic for me would be this simple, short, clear thing: def greeter(name): def greet(): print(f"Hello {name}") return greet greet1 = greeter('Joe') greet2 = greeter('Sue') gr
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by stinos 4y ago
Roombas really are like users. Difference being that tools/tech/developers should ideally, and very often do, make users' lives easier. Whereas here it's partly the other way around: users having to come up with workar
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by stinos 4y ago
At least post the full quote, containing the "sites associated with Russian disinformation." bit.
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by stinos 4y ago
because I've customised it quite a bit Can this not (at least partly) solved by copying over the correct files in combination with settings sync?
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by stinos 4y ago
but it’s an aircraft carrier. A cargo bike perhaps, but if you call Obsidian an aircraft carrier already then there aren't much metaphores left for software which does way more and is (feels) slower than Obsidian.
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by stinos 4y ago
but all their approaches to solutions are extremely economically illiterate. Not quite convinced about that. That, or the solutions you read aren't up to par with what science has to say about it. For starters not all presented solut
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by stinos 4y ago
Here's an example: embedding Python in other applications. Out of the box it's impossible to just start running scripts at will from multiple threads. Which happens to be what our application does, because as you say we want some
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by stinos 4y ago
Would you have been equally confused by someone saying "talk to your dentist"? No, because in my culture it happens to be rather common for people to have one fixed dentist. Moreover, tranlated we also effectively it 'your
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by stinos 4y ago
I understand the definition, that's not the problem, I'm merely expressing some bafflement over the 'your lawyer' term seemingly being used here as something common. And apparently I'm not alone, looking at the othe
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by stinos 4y ago
Usually "your lawyer" just refers to any lawyer you have a working relationship with So, none. I've never even met one I think. And I don't think that's quite rare?
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by stinos 4y ago
Could you post sources? I feel this is especially wanted for free dietary advice on the internet. Not saying that you're wrong, I simply don't know, but just a quick search on 'bioavailability of n-3 fatty acids' show a

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