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by stinos 6y ago
Yeah I checked again and there's definitely more 'standard' acid in there. Now it's just waiting until someone records it and posts it as being theirs :)
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by stinos 6y ago
Sounds like a typical noise gig.
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by stinos 6y ago
Yes it's a subgenre, and yes it's a thing and has been for a couple of decades. And it even has its own subgenres/'mixins' like acidcore or goa with acid influences (not sure that one has a name). Check e.g. https:
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by stinos 6y ago
Sufficiently intoxicated people will dance to anything I've heard this sentiment before and I always wonder whether it has been given enough thought or whether it's really true for you and the people you know. I mean, me and me
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by stinos 6y ago
Or use duckduckgo: it basically has this builtin, so it works the same way without configuration across browsers. Enter !so <query>. No configuration is always nice, plus this really helps when working on other machines than your own.
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by stinos 6y ago
no one would notice anything's amiss I doubt it. Perhaps you were lucky with the piece you listened to, but I checked it for 5 minutes and the off-beat things it generates are pretty much unheard of in this genre. Not that there&#x27
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by stinos 6y ago
I.e. disabling JS is all fine, but in the end it is just 'safer' and whether or not that is already 'particularily safe' is a rather subjective thing.
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by stinos 6y ago
if you happen to run a script that executes "python3" Funny thing is, this is actually wrong on Windows and always has been. Unless I'm missing something. I recently traced back the earliest python3 installer on the officia
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by stinos 6y ago
By now there are plenty of tools out there which turn hours (I hope we don't have to take that literally? Unless you're not used to Windows and/or there's even more bloat than I know of) into a couple of minutes though.
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by stinos 6y ago
do we start to go after cow farts next Is this not actually roughly of the same order as the other events you mention? The impact of all livestock being bread globally is not exactly neglectable when it comes to global warming, land use,
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6-month neurological and psychiatric outcomes in 236 379 survivors of Covid-19(thelancet.com)
5 points by stinos 6y ago|1 comments
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by stinos 6y ago
Also automatcially handles the issue of public vs private etc. Note this [1] recommends using zip files for speed, especially for larger repositories: pip install https://github.com/django/django/archive/
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by stinos 6y ago
I've never even tried to debug someone else's library - life's too short, and it's not what I'm getting paid for. What is your general strategy to deal with bugs in other code? Sometimes just stepping through othe
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by stinos 6y ago
Not really (for a couple of often-used commands like cd and ls there are aliases in powershell), but I also wouldn't now how that would work. You mean to convert the complete syntax?
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by stinos 6y ago
Used this a while ago and it's ok-ish, but I've also used Powershell and despite it not being as nice of a language as Python (imo) and also can suck in other ways, what is striking for this particular example is that Powershell d
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by stinos 6y ago
I don't experience the emotion of disgust. I don't know people who experience the emotion of disgust. I'd describe the feeling I get when seeing my cat puke out a meal, followed by her starting to eat that slimy bloody pudd
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by stinos 6y ago
It sounds like you’re assuming I’d want unqualified people to comment freely in an open debate Actually I am not assuming anything. I clearly said I wasn't sure, which leaves the possibilities open. assuming that every biologist&#x2
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by stinos 6y ago
I never said laypeople No, but you also didn't specify the people taking part in the debate. So I just tried to interpret it and suggested 2 possibilities. All biologists/chemists/virologists came to the same conclusion? H
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by stinos 6y ago
Did anyone call this early on Not in my area. That is, scientists here would beasically say: we don't know yet how well surface transmission works, so better take precautions. Which in hindsight still is the best approach in my opini
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by stinos 6y ago
What we need is a movement towards saving and publishing the the actual data as close to the hardware as possible. But I'm sure medical hardware is full of quirky, proprietary Windows CE junk that makes this almost impossible. It&#x2
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by stinos 6y ago
and are limited to using just one finger at a time (because your eyes can only focus on one spot at once). That isn't entirely accurate. It's not because you focus at point x, that another finger cannot be moving at x + y cm and
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by stinos 6y ago
Where Perl overdid on hackery, Python may have overdone on sugar Haven't used Perl often, but that's sort of my impression as well. And that Python sugar feels mostly pretty well reasoned about. And fairly usable and readable as
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by stinos 6y ago
Thanks, interesting reads.
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by stinos 6y ago
Anyone has examples of companies (big or small) who actively go against this and refuse to cooperate and thereby willingly give up the money?
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by stinos 6y ago
The old style printf from C is still the best formatting tool for output/debugging. The idea that you can just drop this anywhere, sure, that is good. But once you've used string interpolation printf isn't so attractive any
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by stinos 6y ago
Especially computed values Showing function return values automatically was really an eye-opener when I first encountered it.
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by stinos 6y ago
You said "click", I need to leave my keyboard. Every proper IDE has a keyboard shortcut for that though. With a debugger I need to kill my auto-run command, run the program, set breakpoints, type to see what variables I want to
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by stinos 6y ago
How many, though? As many as there are localized datetime formats :) there shouldn't be any problems, right? That would be reallys awesome, yes. With the aid of the other sibling comments you already figured by now it's not as
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by stinos 6y ago
Similar for vendor lock-in. While very real, it wouldn't be the first time reading topics where the general sentiment is 'oh you poor Apple/MS/RedHat/Visual Studio/... user you're getting locked in, all ho
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by stinos 6y ago
Its execution is just abysmal It's not really good, but calling it abysmal is just too negative in my opinion :) It does get a lot of things right after all, especially in the "not everything is text" department. Also a

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