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by trealira 1y ago
I find it funny that you're so threatened by and worried about a chatbot falling "into the wrong hands." Whatever you're implying would happen if it fell into the wrong hands would be no worse than the present state of t
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There was planning by high-level co-conspirators in the Republican party to keep Trump in power. It was the fake elector plot. The Trump administration attempted to seat fake electors in states Biden had won. https://en.wikipedia
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They could be implying it would help with shortages by making it so that the CPUs already in phones are better utilized, decreasing the demand for new CPUs.
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Yes, a chatbot that asks questions in a friendly manner using the Socratic method is surely going to be how the establishment concentrates power. It's not like promoting skepticism and healthy rational discussion could be beneficial f
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Yeah, I basically keep Windows just for Word and Excel and Windows-exclusive video games, and use Linux most of the time because of this. There's no perfect system out there.
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by trealira 1y ago
I don't know for sure, but I can tell you that this isn't a company, but a university, and based on a press release from a couple years ago, I'm pretty sure they use OnSystem Defender. This might not be their fault, though; i
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by trealira 1y ago
I have also met people who have to ask what Lisp is. You might be surprised at how many people don't know things like this.
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by trealira 1y ago
Democrats didn't say there was election fraud in 2016. It was that the Russian government had workers on social media posing as Americans supporting Trump's campaign, and that they also got access to thousands of DNC emails due to
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I see. That might be what's happened, then.
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The message I got upon connecting to this site: > Website Access Prohibited > Malware Website Warning > The website you are trying to access is known to host malware and poses a security risk to your computer and network. Please co
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by trealira 1y ago
Obama was like the Democratic version of Mitt Romney. To equate him with Trump is, bluntly, stupid. If the US stays a democracy, and a Democrat is ever elected as president again, one day we will get a leftist Trump who breaks the law as
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by trealira 1y ago
Haskell names can't have spaces in them, though. Names with spaces is much more reminiscent of Algol 68, or old-style Fortran.
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> That's overly alarmist. The one thing the US has going for it when it comes to elections is that they are run by the states, not by the federal government, which insulates them from a lot of possible election meddling. Ah, that&#x
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I don't see how it would be easier. Whatever you can do in C, you can do in C++. That said, I was also a bit confused, since I guess I don't keep up with the latest C++ updates enough.
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Things like this are generally assumed to be male without a reason to gender them female, like being colored pink or having a bow or hearts drawn on or something. It may be sexist, but it's what people assume.
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I'm not really a Bitcoin true believer, but it seems like a currency to me. I've had to use it. There's certain medication that's cheaper for me to buy online from overseas than it is in the US (where I live) even with m
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by trealira 1y ago
Oh, I see. I didn't realize that happened.
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> The lack of proper C99 floating-point support, even in $CURRENTYEAR What do you mean? What's wrong with floating point numbers in C99?
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You can set a flag for that: https://doc.rust-lang.org/rustc/codegen-options/index.html#o... By default, they're on during debug mode and off in release mode.
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But, by default, normal arithmetic operations trap on overflow in debug mode, although they wrap with optimizations on.
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This isn't a decompiler, but there are LLM tools for decompilation, like LLM4Decompile.
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There is a VSCode extension for syntax highlighting in Modula-2: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=redstar....
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The word "they" being used in a singular manner is not something invented by transgender people. It has existed for a long time in natural conversation when talking about someone indeterminate. You can see it in examples like &quo
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This is just a guess on my part, but I'd also bet that writing inductive proofs (or proofs in general) require more of the language brain than just doing math problems.
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> Or for a possibly more useful comment, constant space tree traversal is genuinely quite difficult to implement. I don't know a general solution to it (other than walk from the start N times, quadratic style), would be interested t
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Niklaus Wirth wrote about this in 1995, in his essay A Plea for Lean Software. About 25 years ago, an interactive text editor could be designed with as little as 8,000 bytes of storage. (Modern program editors request 100 times that much
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> At some point soon we need to realize we the people are on one team and everyone saying otherwise is trying to hurt us. This might be good for a generic politician running for an election to say, but it's not true. We're not
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If you compare OCaml and Standard ML, which came before it, it seems like OCaml is a lot like SML but with some changed syntax for convenience, and imperative features syntax for featyres that were technically supported by SML but still awk
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Try to find original articles saying Amazon actually decided this. At most you find some random websites saying there are internal reports within Amazon saying they'd display the tariffs. And then more recent ones say an Amazon represe
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I didn't even know C++ had generators, but you're right, generators make functions that walking trees much more obviously correct and convenient to write. The site cppreference has an example of walking trees in C++ using them. h

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