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trevyn
7y ago
A bit of both obviously, but is this more “how our mind works” or “how our mind works while running the software loaded into it since birth”? (Where the range of easily available software options is surprisingly non-diverse in practice.)
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There are many disadvantages to using anger and anxiety as a method of solving problems. I think it is misleading and indicative of unclear thinking to say that being anxious and livid and "channeling anger" are "correct resp
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7y ago
Also weapons.
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The problem is connections to other people using those services as information sources. For example, there is some genuinely valuable stuff on HN, so I stay, but a lot of noise leaks in as well, and it’s non-trivial to separate. (And people
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> I just have no idea what to do about the rest of the world. Assume that it's only going to get worse and act accordingly.
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Keep in mind that one of the definitions of the word “suffer” is “to undergo or experience (any action, process, or condition)”. The article you link to also mentions that Darwin himself found upsides to his condition, which implies that th
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Right, if a packet gets delayed by 400ms, that's not going to break TCP, but you might as well consider it dropped for a real-time call.
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Async/await in Rust compiles down to a state machine (and to my understanding, uses generators under the hood): https://rust-lang.github.io/async-book/01_getting_started/04...
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Ok, maybe it's time to slow down and consider if this is going in a good direction, before just building whatever it is that can be built?
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TabNine is now part of Codota
(tabnine.com)
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A script that calls ffmpeg? What exactly are your needs?
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Identifying emotions, yes.
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Kiwix has a mobile app that runs a local copy of full Wikipedia (~80GB) from the device, with formatting and pictures and everything. I'm not aware of any other fully-baked solution that does this. It looks like the pictures are not av
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The kiwix Wikipedia-en full scrape with images has been broken for over 18 months, I think they could use some technical help. I tried running their scraper myself on a nice AWS instance and it just stalls after many days of downloading a
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Just cut a slit the shape of the cardboard profile in the top of the pasta box and shove the cardboard in?
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The Rust docs have good sections on this: https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/ch08-02-strings.html https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/primitive.char.html TLDR you can straightforwardly access as bytes, or
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Twist: They kidnap you in your sleep with anaesthetic gas.
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It's actually not economics. What if I set up on a sidewalk in SF (you pick which one) with a heavy-duty sewing machine and offer to fix people's backpacks for a dollar or two? That question should get you closer to what is actual
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That's why they invented Santa Monica.
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Why did it never go anywhere?
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To be fair, you’re comparing a 9-year-old language with 25- and 35-year-old languages. Out of curiosity, is there anything other than the docs that prevents you from working with Rust more?
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Way too expensive.
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FWIW, grants are usually targeted to a specific dollar value, though the stock movement between grant and vest does affect your results. (And if this significant dip is sustained, I would expect many companies to issue additional special gr
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Angel Teeth?
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Yeah, these are unenforced “voluntary guidelines”.
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Creditors absolutely inflict pain on people who do not pay. That the borrower agreed to the pain is hardly a moral high ground.
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Are you suggesting GCP/AWS/Azure will run out of capacity because of higher usage?
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The collapse coin has a flipside: New growth.
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The brains are different.
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> Arguments about whether cows are "alive" or "feel pain" the same way humans do inevitably conclude with an acknowledgement that they probably do in all likelihood Strawman; they logically are not “alive” in the sa
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