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Cormac McCarthy's American Odyssey (2007)(rollingstone.com)
1 points by tehnub 3y ago|0 comments
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by tehnub 3y ago
Love the idea. You might want to consider adding a profanity filter. joder -> to fuck just popped up for me, and if I put this on my work computer, which I would like to, I'd have to turn it off before screen sharing.
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by tehnub 3y ago
>Kubrick is known for being difficult and for his shallow portrayal of women He may or may not be known for that, but is it really true? Part of the point of my comment is to dispel common misperceptions. Is Alice in Eyes Wide Shut sha
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by tehnub 3y ago
He was probably talking about the story. In the book, Wendy is supposed to be strong, not one to be pushed around. In the movie, it's the total opposite.
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by tehnub 3y ago
Most of what you hear about that are exaggerations and rumors, mostly based on this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8o-n6vZvqjQ . People cite lines like "don't sympathize with Shelly" to jump to the conc
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by tehnub 3y ago
Could you give examples of healthy expressions of or engagements with anger?
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Remove dependency on libjansson from GNU ld(sourceware.org)
2 points by tehnub 3y ago|0 comments
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by tehnub 3y ago
Is this a rebrand? I don’t remember it being called a “cloud computer”. (Or why else is this on HN?)
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by tehnub 3y ago
They work fine for basic tasks. The other day I wanted to make a basic spreadsheet. I said why not and picked Numbers. Works fine for what I needed.
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by tehnub 3y ago
It’s music journo speak i.e. meaningless
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by tehnub 3y ago
Makes sense, thanks!
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by tehnub 3y ago
Would you mind sharing what language you used?
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by tehnub 3y ago
I enjoyed the article and learned something. But I've been wondering: When people say "rewrite in a memory-safe language", what languages are they suggesting? Is this author rewriting parts in Go, Java, C#? Or is it just a sm
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by tehnub 3y ago
Oh I didn't realize, sorry about that. I think it's free on iOS, or it was at least when I downloaded it a few years ago.
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by tehnub 3y ago
There’s a high quality, free comic reader app that doesn’t collect any data that implements this feature quite nicely: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/smart-comic-reader/id151117521...
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by tehnub 3y ago
Fantastic comment. This is the best answer to "What is good code?" that I've ever seen. Nicely succinct too.
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by tehnub 3y ago
Just because you buy an Apple product out of desire (perhaps without even knowing the full feature set) does not mean you are buying it for social display. That is one of numerous possible reasons.
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by tehnub 3y ago
>The one major gripe is not being able to upload my own songs You can do this on Apple Music. Upload from one device, and it's available to stream on any of your devices. For me it's the main reason I use Apple over Spotify. h
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by tehnub 3y ago
One reason to choose one over the other is the dependencies they’re bundled with. Take numpy. With PyPI, it’s bundled with OpenBLAS, and with conda, it’s bundled with Intel MKL, which can be faster. See https://numpy.org/ins
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by tehnub 3y ago
I think it's just that the word "generate" isn't supposed to be there: However, they are increasingly being used to assist human mathematicians in a variety of creative ways, beyond just brute-force case checking o
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by tehnub 3y ago
Correlation is not causation. What if changes that are inherently more complex — which take longer to review, are more likely to have bugs, etc — typically require 250 lines or more?
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by tehnub 3y ago
The thing is that writing a good commit message for future people doing `git blame` is only worth it if it's a line of code which someone in the future will look at and need to know why it was changed from its previous form to t
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by tehnub 3y ago
I know this isn't a great solution, but GitHub does let you write comments on individual commits. You could add whatever addendums you want there.
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by tehnub 3y ago
I try to write useful commit messages. Sometimes they're as expansive as this example, but not always. On GitHub, at least the way my team uses it, the PR is the more visible unit of code change. If you have a single-commit PR, GitHub
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by tehnub 3y ago
Stanford is mentioned in Kaguya-sama love is war
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by tehnub 3y ago
For the majority of music in my personal listening I've found stereo to be better, but I recall the recent Blink 182 album One More Time... and Hans Zimmer's Dune Sketchbook to sound nice in Atmos.
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by tehnub 3y ago
You might want to try via ( https://www.caniusevia.com ) instead, actually. I know at least Bastard Keyboards switched from vial to via because vial-qmk (the vial fork of qmk_firmware) was lagging 9+ months behind upstream qmk at
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by tehnub 3y ago
Well I thought the offhand remark about Bayesian priors was actually the real answer to his question of why we don’t accept arguments. I’m not going to accept some argument that contradicts a lot of what I previously thought was true unless
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by tehnub 3y ago
Been using wipr, I never see ads.
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by tehnub 3y ago
This is like telling a student learning an instrument never to practice scales or études because there are other skills necessary for playing in an orchestra. Those other skills are important, but you have to develop your chops at some poin

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