tux1968

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by tux1968 7y ago
It's hard to be an expert in Legit. You're instantly the sole authority on woo you invent.
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by tux1968 7y ago
Where there is a profit to be made, businesses will grow to fill the gaps. Right?
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by tux1968 7y ago
AFAIK Flagging something should be reserved for spam, not for disagreeable content. So upvotes should really override flags.
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Super Mario 64 – Decompiled(github.com)
1 points by tux1968 7y ago|0 comments
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by tux1968 7y ago
I argue to convince myself, not the other person. Every argument is an opportunity to see where my thinking is sloppy and ill-considered. Sometimes the revelations from an argument don't appear for quite some time afterward. That&#x2
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by tux1968 7y ago
Oh, that's a very good point. Pretty sure it's once per line. Seems clear after some use that Nushell has a pretty long way to go to be a practical option.
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by tux1968 7y ago
Yes, this is needed for sure. Some output didn't appear on my terminal because it is hard coded to appear as black. The author must have a light colored terminal that differs from mine.
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by tux1968 7y ago
After playing with Nushell a bit, I think that you would do something like this: rg -0 -il -t java -t go sharded | split-row "\0" | rg -il jobqueue $it Instructing "rg" to use Nul as a separator and where "split-row
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by tux1968 7y ago
Your question brings to light some of the deep flexibility current shells allow with a very terse syntax. At least from Nu you can accept and process the output of your script. As an aside, your one liner is having to process every file tw
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by tux1968 7y ago
How is that the least bit relevant? I'm not arguing about the quantity of female victors historically (which obviously is affected by their unfortunate exclusion) I'm talking about races today where women must compete for a Wom
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by tux1968 7y ago
Organized races in America were predominantly white in the early days and yet when other ethnicities started to join (in small numbers at first) no special trophy was needed. They were able to compete immediately for the overall trophy jus
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by tux1968 7y ago
The fact that there is a separate trophy which only women compete for, is a pretty good indicator that its generally true. Why else would a female trophy exist?
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by tux1968 7y ago
No, there is no male trophy. If there were it wouldn't have been given to a woman, it would have been given to the fastest male (even though he didn't come first). There is a winner trophy, and a fastest-female trophy. She won bo
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by tux1968 7y ago
To save a google search for anyone else interested in watching his talk: https://youtu.be/dnz6y5U0tFs?t=392
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by tux1968 7y ago
You literally just said "Jews should not be able to vote" and the world did not explode. Words are much more nuanced than you seem to want to believe. We are not equipped to properly censor them without doing much more damage
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by tux1968 7y ago
Yeah, suppressing free speech is NOT going to help with any of those tragedies. In fact it contributes to them. The reason gay people were able to come out of the closet was because of free speech. Being able to talk about the issue. You
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by tux1968 7y ago
> there are some ideas that don't deserve a seat at the table. If you don't like an idea you're free to ignore it. Freedom of speech is really about the freedom for each of us to hear. What you're really advocatin
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by tux1968 7y ago
That trick of marking a stylesheet for print media use only, and setting it for use with all media only after it is fully loaded, is very clever. Worth the read for that little gem alone.
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by tux1968 7y ago
These sentences seemed at odds with one another: > Banana agriculture is itself partly to blame for the potential of the fungus to spread. Commercial plantations grow almost exclusively one clonal variety, called the Cavendish; these pla
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by tux1968 7y ago
We don't necessarily have to prove we're in a simulation for those things to be true. Maybe the idea of God and prayer are in fact exactly such a conduit to the people running the simulation. If you believe in the simulation, yo
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by tux1968 7y ago
> Yes, but this software is not empowering the users, it is controlling them, isolating them, radicalizing them and making them feel more depressed. That's a horribly lopsided analysis. That's not to say that there are no exam
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by tux1968 7y ago
Penben ?
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by tux1968 7y ago
That explains why they can continue, but it doesn't make it more likely that the idea will ever bare fruit.
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Building a better salt trap: molecular 'cage' to trap chloride(news.iu.edu)
3 points by tux1968 7y ago|0 comments
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by tux1968 7y ago
Read a while back about a new storage backend named zheap that was meant to obviate the need for Vaccuum. Was from a year or two ago and at the time they were aiming for PG 12. Wonder where they stand now. Looking at their Github, it&#x
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by tux1968 7y ago
Here is a demo video: https://youtu.be/p1b5aiTrGzY
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Few-Shot Adversarial Learning of Realistic Neural Talking Head Models(arxiv.org)
4 points by tux1968 7y ago|1 comments
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by tux1968 7y ago
But the "its" that the article is referring to is the Wolfram Engine. It doesn't say that is all the algorithms in Mathematica. And the Mathematica website lists Algorithm Base and Wolfram Engine as two separate line items
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by tux1968 7y ago
Came here to ask the same question, and even with the answers you've already received, it still seems very murky. If you look on their web site for Mathematica[1] it has several bullet points that includes the Wolfram Engine. One of t
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by tux1968 7y ago
It may be that a lot of the issues do not represent any especially egregious failing of any generation, but rather structural changes. The post-war exponential growth that fed unprecedented wealth generation simply could not continue, it h

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