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by tejohnso 5y ago
Pretty convincing writeup. I've only used makefiles when compiling C / C++ but lately I'm finding even those are moving to CMAKE with makefiles becoming less and less common.
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by tejohnso 5y ago
According to the tweet, it was cancelled "because he’s a Russian writer". It doesn't matter what happened after that. If an academic institution steps in and cancels something because of someone's nationality, especially
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by tejohnso 5y ago
Cancel culture has reached an absurd, satirical level cancelling an entire culture and nation of people now. And not even just people. The International Cat Federation banned Russian cats from competition [1]. This cat story is something I&
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by tejohnso 5y ago
This is very surprising to me. I had no idea that certain conductors had some kind of (stochastic, according to robomartin) built-in time delayed short circuit mechanism that will, without question, manifest itself given enough time. Like s
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by tejohnso 5y ago
Have you tried out all added sugar? If you're looking for some kind of trick I'd say that might qualify. Really the main thing is to eat well, exercise, and get adequate sleep, but everyone knows that. From what I understand, so
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by tejohnso 5y ago
They're trying to make it sound terrifying in a fun way (I think, maybe sarcastic). It's under a heading of "Other terrifying things to know about the Joro spider" along with a bunch of other facts that are not at all te
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by tejohnso 5y ago
I think the Article 5 protection is exactly why Poland feels comfortable doing this. If they shared your concern they wouldn't have done it. And as other people have mentioned, it would be political disaster for Article 5 not to be inv
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by tejohnso 5y ago
I'm also using Qalculate! and never had an issue with it. Maybe I don't require complex enough calculations but whenever I want some quick basic math, it's a quick keybinding away and there's a history screen below the i
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by tejohnso 5y ago
> But when they suddenly see smaller drone, their pilot-brain thinks it's a plane, but because it is much smaller than a plane, they think it must be far away. I think this neglects the training and capability of the pilot to the po
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by tejohnso 5y ago
Same, and I can say at least for me, it unquestionably helps sleep, because I start to feel tired and go to sleep about 10 minutes after I start reading, whereas if I were to stay engaged with my desktop, I could easily stay up hours long
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by tejohnso 5y ago
The saying can be improved dramatically by prepending one word: added. There's absolutely NO health benefit to having any added sugar in food products. Manufacturers know that it is harmful, they know that they are encouraging addict
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by tejohnso 5y ago
Peter Attia has some great podcasts on this. Here's one [1] about how fructose drives metabolic disease. [1]: https://peterattiamd.com/rickjohnson2/
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by tejohnso 5y ago
> This would put the United States in the near-impossible position of having to choose between further escalation and compromising on the very principles that drove it toward the war in the first place—the right of a nation like Ukraine
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by tejohnso 5y ago
Zelenskyy himself was telling people to calm down with the invasion rhetoric, indicating that there is no evidence of an imminent invasion, and that the rhetoric is counter productive. Personally, I thought Putin would establish a stronghol
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by tejohnso 5y ago
You went from min per day multiplied by constant per min and ended up with years somehow.
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by tejohnso 5y ago
The dashed line is distracting and confuses when you are using dashed lines deliberately elsewhere. Why can't we just have an infinitely long canvas of a specific width? That's what I was expecting when I heard of pageless. Was di
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by tejohnso 5y ago
Yeah, it seemed it was all about security for the two separatist regions in Ukraine and stopping "genocide". And that seemed to be a somewhat reasonable approach. But what is happening now does not fit. And seems unreasonable and
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And the t is about half the size of the h. I found the font trying too hard to be unique, and the content just boring. I gave up on both after about the fourth paragraph.
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by tejohnso 5y ago
Wow, what a political tangent. If your conscience is clean, it's only because of your own convenient ignorance. Financing terrorists is something that is done by all militant empires. It's a pretty basic strategic military tactic
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by tejohnso 5y ago
> Japan is the worst outright making you question even a solid yes mixed with non-subtle and impossible to read vocal/posture How can it be both non-subtle and yet impossible to read?
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by tejohnso 5y ago
Conclave Obscurum http://conclaveobscurum.ru/ A private artistic project by Russian artist Oleg Paschenko. Very strange, creepy, interesting, and years ago, it was interactive (flash). Now it's just a walkthrough video
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by tejohnso 5y ago
Humbled to be recognized seems to mean something like: "You're all so astute for recognizing me in this way that your astuteness humbles me in return". I find it confusing, and likely disingenuous. Maybe I'm not understa
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Former Facebook executive: social media is ripping society apart (2017)(theguardian.com)
3 points by tejohnso 5y ago|0 comments
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If you don't try to understand it very deeply, and maybe only pay about 20% attention to it, you might find that at the end you get a "YES!" moment when the character puts on the device and the music kicks in and he's go
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by tejohnso 5y ago
Doesn't civilization itself induce demand for cheap clean energy given the environmental forcing of unclean energy? I don't see why the bitcoin case needs to be singled out any more than the yacht, private jet, gaming rig, or hell
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by tejohnso 5y ago
In a tribe of people who tend to do illegal things, or are perceived that way, especially by those employed by three letter acronym agencies, I don't want to be among the few who are using their real name.
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by tejohnso 5y ago
Hopefully people start to behave as though there is no second plant long before we go to Mars. Otherwise there will be nobody left to send there.
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by tejohnso 5y ago
This immediately came to mind as a possible tactic because polynomial interpolation is covered nicely in A Programmer's Introduction To Mathematics[1] which I started reading recently. Highly recommended. [1]: https://pimboo
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by tejohnso 5y ago
Here is Every Reason Bitcoin Will Not Fail[1]. I believe some of what you mentioned is at least partially addressed. [1]: https://safehodl.github.io/failure/
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Case against OOP is understated, not overstated (2020)(boxbase.org)
460 points by tejohnso 5y ago|528 comments

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