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by umvi 2y ago
Yeah I'm getting kubernetes vibes from all the abstractions mentioned in a single sentence. I'm sure the abstractions are needed and/or powerful to accomplish React's goals, but it's just a bunch of extra stuff adde
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> That means about 50% of the US can not afford a place to live. No, at best the conclusion is that 50% of the US can not afford to own a home. But not owning a home != homelessness. Renting still exist. Roommates still exist. There&#x27
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> It is very misleading (at best) to say the economy is strong when a good chunk of the population live paycheck to paycheck. This is oft repeated by politicians (including Bernie Sanders recently), but I've seen some good arguments
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I had the exact opposite experience. I had a cloud run app in gcp and experimented with moving it to k8s and I was astonished with the amount of new complexity I had to manage
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Sandboxed environment as an alternative to virtual machine or docker container
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32-bit memory addressing means you only have 4GB, not 32GB. The company I current work for makes radiotherapy software. Most of our native apps run in clinics under .NET. There are some cases where we want users or employees to be able to a
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by umvi 2y ago
I think it would. Idaho proposed an amendment to its constitution this election which proposed to replace closed primaries with an open primary with ranked choice voting (top 4 move onto general elections). Sadly, it's looking like the
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> Nearly everyone speaks freely about their views all the time How do you know they are speaking freely and not just trying to fit in while secretly cloaking their true thoughts and views?
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> Instead, 15% of all Black adults in that state are not allowed to vote. Similarly, in Florida, 10% of all adults cannot vote. After some research it seems like this is due to felony convictions. I agree voting privileges should be rest
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Is this just because people are moving out of California to other states? If so, maybe California needs to change its brand of politics to have a higher retention rate.
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> Biology is just a little pattern that wants to replicate and survive I don't really see biology as being a "little" pattern. To me, looking at the jump from replicating molecules in chemical soup to single cell organisms
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I am biased by my religious beliefs, but I've always struggled with the idea that abiogenesis could spontaneously occur in "just" a few billion years on earth. A few billion seems like not enough time. Even the simplest forms
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Money is just one way of establishing "trust clubs". Time is another. For free-to-play games, you could make it so that users are peered with other users who have put in the same amount of time into the system. So if you've g
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At some point it seems like Google switch to ML-based search instead of index based search. You can search for very specific combinations of lyrics and scenes: "eyes on me pineapple bucket of water house of cards chess time loop"
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It's not possible to completely solve this problem with technology. High level chess players (GMs) can win with just a few bits of information transmitted to them by a cheating accomplice (a cough if it's a critical position to sp
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by umvi 2y ago
Yeah life sucks when everything and everyone has to be untrusted (applies not just video games). The solution is to build trusted spaces again IMO. For video games assume that each user is trusted by default. As soon as they violate that tr
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My first distro. Not currently using it, but I'll always recommend it for new Linux users as a gateway distro
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> Basically, I wanted a set of functions that would allow me to perform simd operations on slices. How is this actually used though? I searched the whole article, and no where are any operations being performed on slices. Edit: I found w
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The problem (for me) with using non standard CLI is that whenever I'm using some other computer (i.e. a VM I spun up, server I'm ssh'd into, etc) said custom tools are no longer available unless I go out of my way to install
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Because X.99 products are pre tax, so you really have to pay X.99 + X.99 * 0.0Y
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> And, in the end, prohibition never works - bookies still and always will exist. I don't think that's exactly true. Laws introduce varying degrees of friction for citizens to do something. It's like entrepreneurship. If t
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Yeah but it gets absurd if enough time passes. "Your ancestors wronged my ancestors 1000 years ago, so now modern you owes modern me"
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> What relevance is the percentage of religious individuals? Only that OP asserted as fact something that is disputed as fact by a large percentage of the population. > Religion is evidently not relevant in any case. I think it's
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> in which case why can't a robot have a soul It's not a question of whether a robot can have a soul, it's a question of how to a) procure a soul and b) bind said soul to a robot both of which seem impossible given or curr
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> Evolution created intelligence and consciousness This is not provable, it an assumption. Religious people (which account for a large percent the population) claim intelligence and/or consciousness stem from a "spirit" wh
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TS language server will do that for you as go along
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> Today, it appears to be the fastest emitter written in JavaScript JavaScript is really slow though compared to golang. For that reason I prefer esbuild for type-stripping.
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Looks great. In the same vein I also enjoyed the rom hack "Super Mario Bros. 3mix". One of the worlds is space themed and features Mario Galaxy style gravity hijinks. https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/2068&#x2F
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> and only available from pre-war / pre-atomic sources. From the same wiki you linked: "Since the end of atmospheric nuclear testing, background radiation has decreased to very near natural levels, making special low-background
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I feel like there's a minimum "due diligence" bar to meet though before asking, otherwise it comes across as "I'm too lazy to google the reference and connect the dots myself, but can someone just go ahead and disti

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