varajelle

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by varajelle 4y ago
> Elop was right about needing to change horses. What was wrong with MeeGo? The memo just states: > at this rate, by the end of 2011, we might have only one MeeGo product in the market. But that's not soo bad considering that the
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by varajelle 4y ago
> Is it more profitable / money saving to let someone die? "Old" people are expensive because as they age, their body degrade and gets harder and harder to "maintain". If you can prevent aging, then you pay a bit
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by varajelle 4y ago
> You say that, but created from scratch drawn material is illegal in some countries. Homosexuality is illegal in some countries.
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by varajelle 4y ago
How is quoting the Bible, by your metric? Hitler's idea where bad from the start, while Marx ideas where just an implementation issue.
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by varajelle 4y ago
Qt is LGPL, no need to pay for a license.
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by varajelle 4y ago
Thinking of it, JavaScript is a language that target mainly browser, which also doesn't have a filesystem.
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by varajelle 4y ago
But you don't run the compiler on a computer without a file system. How would #include works otherwise?
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by varajelle 4y ago
It is possible, but nobody did it.
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by varajelle 4y ago
And the alternative to vaccine is homeopathy without the side effects of modern medicine /s
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by varajelle 4y ago
What's your definition of L2 that include centralised entities? There is no central authority in LN. There may be "hubs" which are more or less important, but that's not centralisation because there are several of them,
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by varajelle 4y ago
It keeps many of the properties of bitcoin: - decentralised - trustless - censure resistance Edit: - pseudonymous
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by varajelle 4y ago
What about activist who put non-"your-country"-citizen live above "your-country"-citizen life? Why don't that feels wrong?
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by varajelle 4y ago
> What happens in case of war? War is horrible, many people die or get displaced. Cities gets destroyed. Nuclear incident are nothing compared to that and not really a concern anymore. I don't know why people bring wars up. And if t
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by varajelle 4y ago
How about hydro? There have been catastrophic damm faillures in the past, too. Not a damm failure, but last year there was ~250 death in Europe and 10 billions of euros of damages because of the floods. [1] That's much more damages th
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by varajelle 4y ago
* Using the lightning network, which the official app use, there is no latency. * Because the whole point is to be independent from foreign currency
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by varajelle 4y ago
Well, this is like with all slippery slope argument. First they set the speed limit to 70, then to 50, then to 20, then you can't drive at all. So better not let them set any limit? What this is is just adapting an already extremely re
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by varajelle 4y ago
Most comments in this thread comments on the fact that Europeans are loosing their freedom do speed, and that they will not be able to drive fast. But that's just the title of an Australian website. In the article, and in the actual la
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by varajelle 4y ago
Convenience of using zero-cost abstractions to get the same things done faster/easier?
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by varajelle 4y ago
> and async isn't a language feature the kernel will use Why not thought? Lots of drivers could benefit from async to simplify their state machine as they wait for interrupt for example.
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by varajelle 4y ago
Where I live it is only mandatory to use the bike line if there is a sign mandating it (blue circle with a bike drawn in it), but otherwise bikes are free to take the road if they prefer (because many of bike lines are in bad shape, too nar
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by varajelle 4y ago
For the atom case, it seems some users are going to continue to maintain it: https://github.com/atom-community/atom/
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by varajelle 4y ago
We need more color codes and symbols maybe?
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by varajelle 4y ago
> if it fits, it works No, that was already not the case with USB 3 devices not working when plugged in a USB 1 slot. Not made easy when some computer or hub have both USB 3 and USB 1 port on the same machine and you must remember the co
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by varajelle 4y ago
Probability of the ship sinking: quite low. Damages caused (by the nuclear waste) if the ship sinks: quite low. Multiply the two number, then it's very low. (a ship sinking is usually an environment desaster, but the nuclear waste sink
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by varajelle 4y ago
See also the "galactic" algorithms: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galactic_algorithm
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by varajelle 4y ago
The "benevolent" God flooded entire countries, sent some bad stuff to Egypt, and did many other "horrible" things to random groups of humans. But that's all part of his plan that we cannot comprehend. (Maybe they we
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by varajelle 4y ago
And every small website who offer email authentication should implement all of that that and more?
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by varajelle 4y ago
But mosquitoes don't transmit diseases intentionally, do they?
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by varajelle 4y ago
Maybe human are only on earth as food for mosquitoes. Maybe mosquitoes is god's plan.
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by varajelle 4y ago
The problem here is that the additions depends on values computed in the previous iteration of the loop. The version with multiplication is faster because there is no dependencies with the previous iteration so the CPU has more freedom sche

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