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by t-3 4mo ago
I am skeptical that suppressing the public display of unwanted (by the government) behavior has any positive effects on the prevalence of unwanted behavior, but I'm pretty sure it produces a better media environment, even if the censor
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by t-3 4mo ago
Any language that I can write a combinator in. It's quite easy in C, for example.
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by t-3 4mo ago
> when we update one pattern we wonder about the others places in code with the same pattern. Avoiding duplication doesn’t solve that It can, that's all about how aggressively you factor and structure your code, eg. combinators make
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by t-3 4mo ago
For modern hardware, a 64-bit length is more practical though - no alignment issues. It seems to me that Pascal's specifying a single byte prefix was a language design "mistake" of the same type as NULL termination, putting h
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by t-3 4mo ago
I agree with the "extremely American", but the not getting upset is just also an extremely American adoption of elite mannerisms at all levels of society. Publically showing emotion is considered vulgar and low-class in many cultu
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by t-3 4mo ago
There were touchscreen feature phones before iPhone, the tech was proven and nothing special, they only popularized the idea.
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by t-3 4mo ago
What about security cameras, traffic cameras, cameras on vehicles, etc? Most public areas in urban settings are already being recorded.
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Power shortages force Cuban churches to ration Communion wafers(ucanews.com)
2 points by t-3 4mo ago|0 comments
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Wanted: War-Zone Divers to Scrape Barnacles from Ships in Persian Gulf(insurancejournal.com)
8 points by t-3 4mo ago|6 comments
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What has (can) the EU Cyber Resilience Act done (do) for you?(nxdomain.no)
6 points by t-3 4mo ago|0 comments
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by t-3 4mo ago
Pushing certain talking points, managing discourse, amplifying certain people/events/whatever. Not all of it is nation-state stuff, some things are just lobbying and influence-building and market manipulation. Spreading rumors for
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by t-3 4mo ago
Just personal and anecdotal experience, and also that bike lanes usually move with traffic rather than against it.
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by t-3 4mo ago
On a pedal bike, it's very important because you are most likely to be hit by cars from behind. Motorcycles move much faster, and most riders wear helmets as well, already impacting hearing. The road noise and wind is very loud, try ro
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by t-3 4mo ago
It's illegal in a few places in the US, but not everywhere. It's definitely not illegal to put in a few kW of amplifiers and a few square feet of speakers, and often not even a problem to turn them all the way up and stop whole ar
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by t-3 4mo ago
Deaf people manage to get licenses with no problem. My hearing was never tested to get my license, unlike my eyesight.
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by t-3 4mo ago
Most of the work involved in emitting code deals with somewhat arbitrary hardware details. Pretty much the only way is to get familiar with your target hardware features, instructions, and platform ABIs. ISA manuals all have sections descri
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Linux 7.2 Gets Rid of the Last Optimized MD5 Implementation(phoronix.com)
3 points by t-3 4mo ago|0 comments
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Rockstar Games faces full hearing over alleged union busting(theregister.com)
3 points by t-3 4mo ago|0 comments
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Linux Optimization Shows +5% For EXT4, XFS After Moving Around 2 Lines Of Code(phoronix.com)
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by t-3 4mo ago
If you don't put them on a pedestal, you won't ever be crushed when they can't stay on top of it. Appreciating people and the results of people's work doesn't require worship. People don't have to be perfect o
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by t-3 4mo ago
It runs a standard linux and mounts as external storage when connected over USB. No need to "root" at all.
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by t-3 4mo ago
Forth is a language designed for interactively programming applications on bare-metal. It's never going to be popular as-is because that's not the vast majority of the programming that people do. When running under an OS, idiosync
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by t-3 4mo ago
Please, explain to me how voting for a candidate you don't like is not throwing away your vote, but voting for a candidate you support is.
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by t-3 4mo ago
An archlinux package build file is just a shell script. It's pretty easy to take a look and see if all the manifest info is right and it doesn't do more than ./configure; make; make install DESTDIR=$PKG or whatever. If you&#x
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by t-3 4mo ago
I have a drawer full of old phones with broken screens, obsolete chipsets, etc. I usually buy phones rather than get them through a contact plan with trade-ins though.
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by t-3 4mo ago
No structs, just an array that accomplishes the same thing, without field names or other niceties. Enjoy the pleasure of not using a struct when you inevitably add/reduce/reorder fields later.
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by t-3 4mo ago
> The reality is more people drives up the costs of food, shelter, medicine, and other resources that are not very elastic. This claim is contrary to all common sense. When stores sell lots of certain products, they order more and run sa
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by t-3 4mo ago
More people creates more economic activity and higher productivity, which is deflationary. Fewer people lowers productivity and depresses economic activity, causing inflation. You have it backwards - the real economy is not a closed system
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by t-3 4mo ago
Probably because they have been getting closer to those countries, especially since India has started getting closer to Israel.
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by t-3 4mo ago
There's nothing illegal about emulation, IP theft is illegal. 99%+ of emulator projects are totally legal except in insanely corrupt countries.

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