trueismywork

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by trueismywork 8mo ago
An engineering field either becomes a science or remains a fringe
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by trueismywork 8mo ago
Despite this, since 1980, US, EU and Australia have been the biggest polluters since 1980 when climate change was first known to be man made. (Read my other comment)
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by trueismywork 8mo ago
China was an offender at the time yes. But even so, since 1980, when effects of climate change were first known, US has emitted 250Gt and China only 263 Gt, which in per capita terms places US at 690t/p and China at 185 t/p. This
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by trueismywork 8mo ago
You do go to restaurants for food, you do buy books (story books at least) to be enchanted. And even then addictive substances are banned from food. Not everyone goes to social media for entertainment, and there's no way to maintain hy
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by trueismywork 8mo ago
I play chess on the toilet at work.
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by trueismywork 8mo ago
PDE can simulate Kelvin helmhotlz instability and if you want to go even smaller, you can go to particle in cell methods. And the distribution thing you are talking about is similar to lattice boltzmann methods.
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by trueismywork 8mo ago
Very cool, but I must say the best way is still a paper with master password in a bank locker. May be distributed it if needed gor additional security.
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by trueismywork 8mo ago
Name me a stable binary interface that is not ints and arrays of ints
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by trueismywork 8mo ago
No. It's not fully OSS.
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by trueismywork 8mo ago
Who is Ghandi?
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by trueismywork 8mo ago
Depends on the market size. If the market is 100M, then a 500k profit effectively means your product will be inferior and poorly placed to evolve. If the market is 500k, then by all means go ahead. Startup are designed with explicit purpose
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by trueismywork 8mo ago
What you probably mean is recommendation systems shoukd be banned
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by trueismywork 9mo ago
systemd is the most well supported init systemd there.
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by trueismywork 9mo ago
https://youtu.be/EzSkU3Oecuw?si=1fNV6XkyTv7SfpJs
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by trueismywork 9mo ago
GitLab is now getting steps and has components.
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by trueismywork 9mo ago
This is the truth.
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by trueismywork 9mo ago
Everything else is much more expensive so AI is actually the cheapest and only viable option. I mmm
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by trueismywork 9mo ago
Startups but definition have no revenue. Its also a chicken and egg problem. Having a revenue means having a company and vice versa. Unless you're in very old fields, which explains lack of new tech companies in Germany
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by trueismywork 9mo ago
The product i want doesnt exist too. But if I pirate, straight to Alcataraz I go.
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by trueismywork 9mo ago
Two kitchen shears. I r for kitchen, one for rest
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by trueismywork 9mo ago
Latest icons are also horrible. Magnifying glass for "open containing directory".
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by trueismywork 9mo ago
You would have made maximum faget proud
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by trueismywork 9mo ago
Collective vs individuals desires
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by trueismywork 9mo ago
Fucking lol. They should pay people for services people give them for free.
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by trueismywork 9mo ago
I have created a python program for exactly that purpose. Its nothing fancy. A yaml file of ingredients, another yamk fole of recipes and a yaml file for nutrient target and then some optimizers and some constaimt enforcers. I can now decid
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by trueismywork 9mo ago
Strict aliasing analysis of rust will provide some fundamental better optimization than C.
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by trueismywork 9mo ago
You can think of LLMs as a higher level language for whatever programming language you are using, but informal with ambiguous grammar.
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by trueismywork 9mo ago
Almost all copyright licenses require attribution, so yes. They are required to refer to the sources
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by trueismywork 9mo ago
Use Rocky
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by trueismywork 9mo ago
The same routine for good things can turn into being a bad thing. Brcause it can make you inflexible. So there's a trade off there. For me, it was when I was in a situation where I had to work 80 hours a week to keep my job. I had to g

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