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by tomcam 2y ago
> If you could somehow figure out a simple but effective sync between devices If only there were a technology one could use to “serve” information from a central storage mechanism, then update this “server” in a deterministic fashion, po
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by tomcam 2y ago
What is UA UX?
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by tomcam 2y ago
So how about their business plans? Are they served by bespoke satellites or is it possible the $500/month plan could be 110mbs too, on a busy day?
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by tomcam 2y ago
I live one neighborhood away from their building in Redmond, WA and can’t get service lol. Oversubscribed here.
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by tomcam 2y ago
The Danny Dunn books were immensely enjoyable
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by tomcam 2y ago
I’d like to hear more about this
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by tomcam 2y ago
That’s what they want you to think
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by tomcam 2y ago
> Archaeologists have speculated that the writing may have recorded military spoils, construction projects, or offerings to deities, though definitive interpretations remain elusive. So they know jack shit. Just as likely to be for acco
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by tomcam 2y ago
Many thanks. I love the whole book.
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by tomcam 2y ago
> the author explains they used a tool called Luke Stackwalker to profile the game Can anyone confirm my memory that Microsoft had a tool called Luke Heapwalker in the mid-1980s, and that Lucasfilms demanded they change the name?
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by tomcam 2y ago
I sometimes went to Cal State Fullerton to use their computers because I didn’t have one. I met a psychology postgrad using dBase II to build an AI app because that was the only language available to him.
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by tomcam 2y ago
Jart is already hard at work on a version that’s only 2070 bytes but includes a full lisp interpreter for the prompt parser
493.
by tomcam 2y ago
The second packet says to the others, “You two are completely out of order!“
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by tomcam 2y ago
How can you possibly know these things?
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Collection of cross-platform one-file C/C++ libraries with no dependencies(github.com)
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by tomcam 2y ago
Ah, relief
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by tomcam 2y ago
It’s not. American judges, generally speaking, hate jury nullification with the strength of a thousand suns. They are petty little tyrants.
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by tomcam 2y ago
Agreed. What are the practical alternatives to GP’s suggestion?
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by tomcam 2y ago
What is a Roland p-1? All I could find was this https://proav.roland.com/global/products/p-1/
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by tomcam 2y ago
I still feel that way. My kids are well into their third decades.
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by tomcam 2y ago
Why am I always the last to find out
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by tomcam 2y ago
> people started calling them snowdrops I adore the Russian sense of humor.
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by tomcam 2y ago
Oh my
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by tomcam 2y ago
Co-op mode piracy
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by tomcam 2y ago
Damn, brother. But if anyone can pull a rabbit out this hat, it’s you. Your main problem will be getting your giant brain through the door for a job interview.
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by tomcam 2y ago
Minor corrections: Gates bought Q-DOS for $50k and Tim Paterson, who wrote it, was happy to sell at that price and never felt ripped off. I worked with Tim at Microsoft and asked him about these points myself.
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by tomcam 2y ago
Ex-Timberwolves
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by tomcam 2y ago
Pure intuition, nothing more. I think we're just beginning to understand the microbiome and the brain does so much, has so many ports, and requires so many resources, that I think there are probably hundreds or thousands of heretofore
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by tomcam 2y ago
My kids are not impressed by celebrity culture whatsoever, though they do support artists they like. They spent half their lives living next to celebrities. Not a speck of interest. They are both very good at building and maintaining relati
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by tomcam 2y ago
I’m talking about the brain in particular. A lot goes on and it consumes a ton of resources.

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