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by stirfish 8mo ago
Let's agree to disagree
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by stirfish 8mo ago
lol Let's go a step further and just iterate through them on the client. I plan on having this phone well past the heat death of the universe, so this is guaranteed to finish on my hardware. function* uuidIterator() { const byte
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by stirfish 8mo ago
Sometimes when the politics deeply affects you, you just need a little break from it.
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by stirfish 9mo ago
> They don't have to die first. The company can avoid the expense by planning how not to kill people. This is an extremely optimistic view on how companies work
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by stirfish 9mo ago
I haven't done it in a while, but you can do cubes (and more) too. Cubes would be the L3 norm, something about the distance between circles (spheres?) in 3d space? I need to read about norms again to tell you why or when to choose tha
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by stirfish 9mo ago
Hey fragmede, you are cool.
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by stirfish 9mo ago
How do I add a second spout to this can? ... Well, the pump at the gas station doesn't fit in my car, but they sold me a can with a spout that fits in my car. ... It's tedious to fill the can a dozen times when I just want to fill
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by stirfish 9mo ago
Remember when the R developers would ask and answer their own basic questions about R, essentially building up a beginner tutorial on stack overflow? That was a cool time
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by stirfish 10mo ago
Neat, what does bunting mean in this context?
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by stirfish 11mo ago
>People will buy a Steam Machine who would not buy a Linux desktop. I have a Linux desktop and a mental block around playing games on a computer. The computer is supposed to be where I work or write code, etc. If I have leisure time, I &
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by stirfish 11mo ago
I was expecting all emails, but there's some really grim stuff in here: https://journaliststudio.google.com/pinpoint/document-view?c...
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by stirfish 11mo ago
>I would get arrested Have you considered getting a gun? Why or why not?
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by stirfish 11mo ago
I forgot what modus ponens/tollens are, but you get get it - I think I'm not generally intelligent For people coming after me, or for anyone who took discrete math a decade ago and need a quick refresher: Modus ponens (affirming):
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by stirfish 11mo ago
That was my first thought too; something media-studiesy like The Medium is the Massage: An Inventory of Effects https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Medium_Is_the_Massage
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by stirfish 11mo ago
More likely driving trucks, cooking meals, filling out spreadsheets, etc
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by stirfish 11mo ago
I like to think I'm generally intelligent, but I am not robust to adversarial attacks. Edit: I'm trying arc-agi tests now and it's looking bad for me: https://arcprize.org/play?task=e3721c99
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by stirfish 11mo ago
LinkedIn lists will tell you they contain one new element, but you have to click on a link and scroll through their suggested new elements to see what it is
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by stirfish 11mo ago
But do you want to drive, or do you want to be wherever you need to be to fuck?
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by stirfish 11mo ago
I interpreted it like "why don't we simply eat the orphans"? It kind of works but it's absurd, so it's funny. I didn't think about it too hard though, because I'm on a computer.
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by stirfish 1y ago
>kind of person that treated Design Patterns as a Bible I have a vague idea of what the Bible says, but I have my favorite parts that I sometimes get loud about. Specifically, please think really hard before making a Singleton, and then
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by stirfish 1y ago
With, like, education and nutrition programs?
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by stirfish 1y ago
It's okay if a function is only used once. It's worth it to separate it from the context it doesn't need. Well, twice, including the test. If a block is complex enough to warrant a high level explanation, you might as well
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by stirfish 1y ago
Do you write comments in your code? If you ever have a long function that like .... // Here's where we apply coupon codes ... It makes sense to me to break that out into it's own function, preferabl
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by stirfish 1y ago
I'm guessing they version a SQL file
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by stirfish 1y ago
>It's something that doesn't actually exist in mammals and it's current popularity is mostly from profit seeking scams for rehabilitation "clinics" preying on the 'screens are addictive' meme burning th
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by stirfish 1y ago
You're absolutely right. It's not that you're a bot — it's that nobody wants to spend the time engaging with a comment you didn't make the effort to write yourself.
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by stirfish 1y ago
Are you a bot
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by stirfish 1y ago
You've never used parallel streams? They're my favorite way to do parallel computation in Java, and very easy if you've structured your problem around streams.
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by stirfish 1y ago
What if you were to run your guest ssh in a container with the relevant volumes attached? I can't recall how the base ssh works with Synology DSM, but everything interesting I do with my NAS is done with containers.
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by stirfish 1y ago
Tell us more about how you were burned, please!

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