tmtvl

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by tmtvl 1y ago
Sharks only eat like once or twice a week and are very shy creatures, so not much to worry about. You're more likely to be killed by a coconut.
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by tmtvl 1y ago
But is it worse than Triple Triad with random, elemental, same, plus, combo, and wall?
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by tmtvl 1y ago
What's a yout?
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by tmtvl 1y ago
I am quite familiar with various languages, have learned an instrument, and engage in regular physical activity and I am probably the stupidest person on Earth. I don't think any of those things are universally beneficial to people&#x2
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by tmtvl 1y ago
Yeah, and while that video is 5 years old, more recent videos (< https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jMcvb7she8 >) still make it clear that hasn't changed (even if they try to mask it by playing music over it). I don&
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by tmtvl 1y ago
The core point, to me, seemed to be about limiting factors in language extension. To allow something like: my_if (points <= 100, printf ("%D", points), error ("Invalid point total")); Where the various paramete
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by tmtvl 1y ago
Just set up a build server and have your docker containers fetch prebuilt binaries from that?
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by tmtvl 1y ago
As a semi-related aside: I often read of people complaining that Fallout New Vegas crashes constantly for them, but under GNU/Linux using Proton I get none of that, I can play it for hours on end without any notable instability.
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by tmtvl 1y ago
> But then I remember that it's Nutella at the helm over there and he'll gladly give up ground to focus more on hype and share price. While I agree with the basic sentiment, racism really doesn't deserve a place here, pl
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by tmtvl 1y ago
As someone who has never touched Haskell and who knows nearly nothing about it, Haskell is not, in fact, a "dynamically typed, interpreted language", which, "has no currying".
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by tmtvl 1y ago
The same thing can be seen in some modern dinosaurs, the ostrich is a good example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ostrich
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by tmtvl 1y ago
That second artist impression is pretty nice. I wonder what non-avian dinosaur plumage felt like.
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by tmtvl 1y ago
I believe there's also a hypothesis that our ancestry back to the Devonian or Cambrian was based on neoteny/paedomorphism where a particular creature living on the sea floor, when in the infant stage, has a limb for propulsion whi
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by tmtvl 1y ago
Sounds a bit like Legend of Dragoon. I should play that game again some time, leaving it unfinished is a shame.
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by tmtvl 1y ago
As the site is currently getting hugged I will say that Nausicaa didn't quite leave as much an impression on me as Grave of the Fireflies, but Miyazaki's environment design is always spot-on (the entirety of Farewell My Beloved Lu
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by tmtvl 1y ago
Once when I was at FOSDEM I was checking out the OpenSUSE stand and one of the people at the stand gave me an OpenSUSE Leap DVD. Was pretty neat, though nowadays unfortunately many computers no longer have a DVD drive.
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by tmtvl 1y ago
Between their game preservation projects and their anti-DRM stance I really like GOG, so I hope their finances recover.
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by tmtvl 1y ago
That's Wisp, I don't care for it, but people who really like to assign semantic meaning to precise counts of invisible characters may find it interesting.
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by tmtvl 1y ago
The best cure for arrogance is a rough and dirty sparring session with a strong, experienced fighter. It's the most grounding experience you can have. Punches that come through openings you didn't know you had, kicks that seem to
590.
by tmtvl 1y ago
I'd say Clownflare, but that sits too close to Clown Care, who do really great work.
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by tmtvl 1y ago
I've got a Nebula lifetime membership and it's neat. I actually discovered channels through it (Not Just Bikes, WonderWhy, 12tone,...) which I hadn't heard of before. I also paid for YT Premium Lite in the past. The full YT P
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by tmtvl 1y ago
I believe Guix faced some issues in bootstrapping Rust (which ties in to the reproducible builds they want to do), there's an article about it from 2018: < https://guix.gnu.org/en/blog/2018/bootstrappin
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by tmtvl 1y ago
Does the UK have a loose, silty soil which requires the deeper track beds or more stringent safety regulations or something?
594.
by tmtvl 1y ago
No CJK support? Guess I'm gonna stick to IBM Plex, then (my other options are Adobe's Source and Google's Noto, but Plex has medium weight, which looks decent when I don't have stem darkening enabled in my Freetype prope
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by tmtvl 1y ago
There's various possible reasons. Less pollution from tire wear and the possibility to lay tracks across grass to create relatively ecological dedicated lines so the carriages don't get stuck in traffic are two options that spring
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by tmtvl 1y ago
LET* may be needed if the operations are time-dependent (so if the move-to operation must happen before the delay operation), as LET does the binding in parallel (at least, according to the spec).
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by tmtvl 1y ago
Yeah, the total run-scan function could be fairly short: (defun run-scan (antenna scan) "Perform a scan on this antenna. Return a scan log." (let* ((slew-time (move-to antenna (scan-position scan))) (on-sour
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by tmtvl 1y ago
The past century, you say... wasn't there a little thing called 'the great depression' somewhere around a century ago?
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by tmtvl 1y ago
Nebula, NicoVideo, Dailymotion.
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by tmtvl 1y ago
> You just can’t shout fire in a crowded cinema This meme needs to die. You absolutely can shout fire in a crowded theatre. If there is a fire or some other emergency or you have a reasonable belief that there is a fire or other emerge

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