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by stkdump 5y ago
Your argument only works in a universe with exactly two newtonian point masses, not a single additional mass. In that universe, time isn't the same as in ours. It is perfectly periodic. That you can't figure out the arrow of time
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by stkdump 5y ago
Tidal forces slow the rotation down over time, even in space. Also, the sun looses weight as it emits energy.
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by stkdump 5y ago
Often the choice is between a cross-platform app vs a native Windows application only. That is because Mac users are of course important, but maybe not enough to pay for a separate native Mac app.
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by stkdump 5y ago
> every country gets worse over the time. How did we get democracy in the first place?
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by stkdump 5y ago
I think this is an interesting thing. If you scale the idea of 'country' down to the size of a tribe, then you can call it taxation, whithout any euphemism. They control/own the land, they decide the 'laws' on it. I
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by stkdump 5y ago
I saw it, am impressed with it. But can it be used from other languages? Maybe I need to look at the API, if it can easily be wrapped.
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by stkdump 5y ago
There should be an electron competitor that replaces the chromium part with any installed browser (on any platform) and the node.js part with a library with a C interface that can be interoperated with from my language of choice. That shoul
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by stkdump 5y ago
Simplicity does not contradict architecture. For some (me included), it is even the essence of it. Leave out the bells and whistles. This is why JSON is so successful, even though we had XML long ago. Technology should be more of that, and
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by stkdump 5y ago
.de is one of the largest ccTLDs in the world (used to be the largest not long ago), also very cheap, but it still has some 4 letter domains free (even 3, if you include digits)
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by stkdump 5y ago
I think C++ pointers being 64 bit will stick with us forever, unless some fundamental paradigm shift happens in what C++ is used for. I also think the size of short, int, long long, float and double will not change anymore, ever. The reason
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by stkdump 5y ago
Won't that be a downgrade though, even from your old S8+?
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by stkdump 5y ago
I wanted to make a funny comment about how you missed German being in the same boat. But then I remembered that what the Swiss call German is... special
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by stkdump 5y ago
I used to wonder about these things as well. But now that we are used to electron, I wonder why technical people still are surprised.
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by stkdump 5y ago
Crazy to think that in my childhood Japan was seen as this futuristic nation with stuff like HDTV decades ahead of the rest of the world.
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by stkdump 5y ago
https://quoteinvestigator.com/2010/05/01/misbehave/
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by stkdump 5y ago
Not even reading a two line comment fully before replying to it, huh?
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by stkdump 5y ago
I guess this is more in line with the narrative that older protocols that people are more familiar with are somehow always better. That there is a hidden evil agenda for introducing something new. Or at least that we all need to pay a price
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by stkdump 5y ago
What about this: > If you want to stay in contact with me, please write me a long letter about all your observations, injustice, and gratitude. Still nothing on your sarcasm detector?
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by stkdump 5y ago
Is this a non-GPU variant of shadertoy?
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by stkdump 5y ago
If you had enough RAM
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by stkdump 5y ago
The ability to choose and go back and forth on these kinds of thing at will is the perfect expression of freedom. Being forced into one or the other option no matter how they feel about it is the opposite of freedom. Now some sports might d
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by stkdump 5y ago
Does the extra connector reduce the quality of the USB-C signal? I am asking because my current notebook seems already a bit flaky with a 4K 60Hz display connected via USB-C, especially with an extra docking station in between. DP and HDMI
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by stkdump 5y ago
The argument I hear is that alcohol is an exception due to historical/cultural reasons. If alcohol would have started to become widely available/used as recently as most illegal drugs, if would probably be prohibited.
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by stkdump 5y ago
Also, if you do all changes at once, you can also run the whole testsuite and find problems quicker. Sure, you could still later split the work up into many commits. But even when problems come up that you didn't see in the tests, it i
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by stkdump 5y ago
"Getting out" is very fuzzy goal. For my understanding people usually cite two central goals: 1. Stop central bank imposed inflation. 2. Serve the people who are excluded from banking. If either of those goals can't be reache
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by stkdump 5y ago
Isn't the republican party dismantling democracy right at this moment? Also, America is a friend of human rights mostly as lip service, see Hague Invasion Act. And the calling American corporate media independent is a stretch. If these
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by stkdump 5y ago
Maybe the (evolutional) reason that we perceive blue as darker is exactly that it would otherwise reduce the sharpness of what we see.
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by stkdump 5y ago
I had a warning for 'extrem erbiebigem dauerregen', I think since sunday or monday in the Nina app. So something like extremely plentyful sustained rainfall. I think putting 1 and 1 together, you could expect some flooding to occo
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by stkdump 5y ago
If you need 4k60 or more, then your local device can't be a potato either.
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by stkdump 5y ago
So it is a client-server app? Aren't clients always running completely locally and the server always running remotely? Not trying to be smart, I would like to understand where the line is for vscode remote? What is running remotely (on

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