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by treadmill 3y ago
France is bacon
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by treadmill 3y ago
Lolz. The comments here are seriously motivating me to set something up to 0wn people who pipe curl output into random commands. How dense can you get.
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by treadmill 3y ago
> It is sufficient that it makes most programmers orders of magnitude more productive. It doesn't, do that though. It can currently only generate (bad) code for trivial problems.
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by treadmill 3y ago
I have two WASDs ( https://www.wasdkeyboards.com/ ), they are great! No issues whatsoever.
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by treadmill 3y ago
> which is why I haven’t set foot in one in twenty years Care to elaborate?
36.
by treadmill 3y ago
Or you could, you know, shake the bottle instead of adding crap to the ketchup.
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by treadmill 3y ago
Let the user talk to their IT department and have them reconfigure their snake oil so it's not broken?
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by treadmill 3y ago
https://wiki.netbsd.org/projects/project/wine_amd64/ > Completed in 2019 https://cdn.netbsd.org/pub/pkgsrc/current/pkgsrc/emulators/w... Looks like it is usable.
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by treadmill 3y ago
> The environment has never been stable, not once in the history of the environment. It is constantly changing. You are making a false equivalence here. That fact that the environment changes naturally does not mean, that it doesn't
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by treadmill 3y ago
2012. Ten years later the insanity of the claims in this propaganda piece is even more visible.
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by treadmill 3y ago
This is actually useful and portable (e.g. also works serial console). QR Codes are not. I actually scrolled up to check this was not an April fools article.
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by treadmill 3y ago
Ugh. Religion is so cringe.
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by treadmill 3y ago
It really is not comparable. Sellafield also does spent fuel reprocessing and, like all nuclear energy production, poisons the environment during regular operation: https://www.theguardian.com/uk/1999/nov/20&#
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by treadmill 3y ago
Ugh, why do they want me to register to access a free course.
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by treadmill 3y ago
> trivially easy to scale Can you expand on this please? What exactly makes it easy to scale in which way? How will you deal with the wall you hit when you outgrow your one central database?
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by treadmill 3y ago
Which one do you use?
47.
by treadmill 3y ago
Why are there always these people, defending those who are taking advantage of them?
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by treadmill 3y ago
Wild idea: What if secure digital payment was a public service.
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by treadmill 3y ago
An example where it was done wrong absolutely does not prove that something is not possible. You need to apply some critical thinking to your position on this topic ;)
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by treadmill 3y ago
> you cannot "educate" people to do critical thinking Why would you think that? It is a learned skill, of course you can.
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by treadmill 3y ago
> The problem is always going to be human nature. Or maybe human nature can be the greatest asset. If you teach them right. If they have better experiences in early life, without constant competition and stress put on them. If they don&#
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by treadmill 3y ago
> iron oxide. Which means you first have to put in energy to reduce it to pure iron And the article doesn't even hint at any way to do this using renewable energy. Which makes me suspect that no such process exists.
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by treadmill 3y ago
> you could use renewable electricity to produce iron Is there a known process to do this? At the moment most iron production is using coal. Edit: Also, what about nitrogen oxides? Almost any combustion with air produces them to some deg
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by treadmill 3y ago
This.
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by treadmill 3y ago
Which ones do you use?
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by treadmill 3y ago
How is making a huge financial and CO2 investment into a tech that is still fossil fuel and has to be replaced again a step forward?
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by treadmill 3y ago
Accelerate it any way imaginable.
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by treadmill 4y ago
>Lisp is so much better than pretty much every other programming language >I don't even use it, despite having such a near-worshipful attitude towards it. How do you know that it is so much better then?
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by treadmill 4y ago
What if the "countermeasures" described here (1-2 breathing, voo-hum, yoga nidra, meditation) have their own risks? I think the takeaway here should be that all the woo-woo aside, the ability of the body and mind to manipulate its
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by treadmill 4y ago
That... that is why you fail.

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