tetris11

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   by tetris11 1y ago

   weird, seems to work for me But try the parent directory
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   by tetris11 1y ago

   https://www.newgrounds.com/tubby/wired.html There's a press section, but nothing directly from the BBC
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   by tetris11 1y ago

   Go to zone4 for a real decent pub culture. You can see families with their kids there on a Friday/Saturday night serving drinks for reasonable prices (£2 ales, £4 lagers)
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   by tetris11 1y ago

   So I can understand needing to modify the build flags for all dependencies to generate static artefacts for the final binary, and regenerating these from scratch... but still, isn't that just a single extra parameter in their compile a
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   by tetris11 1y ago

   I'd argue that a rich person has more of a reason to develop a severe addiction if the quality of their stuff is more pure and comes with less of a risk
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   by tetris11 1y ago

   Don't 1% rich people die of rich people causes? i.e. Easy and unending access to drugs, and or party related diseases?
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   by tetris11 1y ago

   I would use it if it supported ublock origin
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   Ask HN: What's stopping Guix from building static binaries for various targets?

   8 points by tetris11 1y ago|3 comments
9. 339.▲
   by tetris11 1y ago

   Same! Got into many battles that way. Problem of course being that the plant is so unpredictable that you end up spraying yourself than your actual target ;-)
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    Oh I've seen Ecballium Elaterium ("squirting cucmber") in Cyprus. They're everywhere and just flicking a stone at one can cause a chain reaction in others. Not edible AFAIK https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    I'm a bit lost in this thread, but I've written up what I know for other dummies like me Aapt2 is an x86_64 standalone binary used to build android APKs for various CPU targets Previous versions of it used a simpler instruction se
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    Same, it outshines Gemini and ChatGPT and hallucinates far less. The tone is less eager too, making it feel more tolerable as a tool rather than an unpaid assistant
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    The ease of having a tool which can at a drop of the hat spin up a convincing narrative to fit your psychotic world view with plenty of examples to boot, does seem to look like an accelerating trend. Trying to convince someone not to do som
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    Practically pregnant with electric potential
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    it's not an emulator -- it's a (very realistic) re-implementation of the desktop using standard JS and CSS. Flash is run through Ruffle. Edge opens pages using native iframes. Essentially the browser split comes from the usual bro
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    https://github.com/KittenML/KittenTTS/pull/21/commits/0aacfc... Nice one, thanks!
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    Thanks for the quick intro into UV, it looks like docker layers for python I found the TTS a bit slow so I piped the output into ffplay with 1.2x speedup to make it sound a bit better uvx --from git+https://github.com/ak
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    ...would you pay for the upkeep of the knife because of its notoreity, and the hopes that it doesn't stab you?
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    BBC has unparalleled quality TV programming for both kids and adults, but their news channel has been compromised by conservative influence (namely the director Tim Davie) for a while now. Channel 4 news is surprisingly now the better news
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    One of the fastest internets I ever had the privelege to use. And it was free! Free!
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    So we'd still need to run X11 apps via a separate server app then?
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    I guess GDPR is on the way out, unless Google pinky promises to keep all processing/data local to each EU state?
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    It's also wealth that can be transferred seemingly without any import/export restrictions by an Art Dealer. Because, it's art, of course.
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    > That’s a tiny percentage: about 0.02% of your genome. So no, they don’t have your genome, but they do have a small sample of it. What kind of reasoning is that? Fine, they're not doing whole genome sequencing on you (yet), but hav
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    show them separately - high mean, high Gini, and let the reader figure it out
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    Why is average still such a persistent metric though? Isn't median more representative of an individidual's actual purchasing power? If they paired average metrics with gini coefficient, I'd be happy
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    Blender Addon: Bonsai, a Building Information Model Authoring Platform Using IFC(extensions.blender.org)

    1 points by tetris11 1y ago|0 comments
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    I used to walk across pitched roofs 3-floors up as a teen, and squeeze between cars and busses on my bike in narrow london roads (back before bike lanes were a thing) to the point that I would routinely get to my job with bloodied knuckles.
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    Oh wow, really nice -- took me a while to realise that hitting a key exits the program and that it only responds to mouse input
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    Ive looked for an online dosbox that would let me load the ASM, but weirdly found nothing.