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by vegai_ 5y ago
Like others have said, Doom is pretty good these days. It's a bit on-the-edge (the main installation comes from the master git branch) but seems to usually work.
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by vegai_ 5y ago
I so want to buy a Steam Deck, after it's been established in the market as a viable and high-quality product.
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by vegai_ 5y ago
>Is this flamebait? Well, not intentionally, but people are a bit crazy these days apparently.
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by vegai_ 5y ago
Perhaps it's too soon after reading The Dark Forest, but uh oh.
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by vegai_ 5y ago
The vaccine never (< 0.05%) causes hospitalization, so it never causes serious damage to the cardiovascular system.
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by vegai_ 5y ago
This article right here finally broke the camel's back and I became a paying subscriber of this wonderful magazine. I believe NFTs will be an amazing memory of a weird zeitgeist of 2020s.
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by vegai_ 5y ago
Good, but probably temporary. The stock market rarely works how sensible people would like it to.
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by vegai_ 5y ago
Yes, as we all know, you should always buy high and sell low.
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by vegai_ 5y ago
Interesting! The article is from 2017 -- I wonder how have the last 5 years gone for the Russian people? Did the Ukraine conflict and the pandemic have an effect on this gap?
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by vegai_ 5y ago
Paraphrasing The Architect from Matrix: "But, rest assured, this will be the sixth time we have dumped BTC, and we have become exceedingly efficient at it."
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by vegai_ 5y ago
>Why is the U.S. sending troops to Europe at all? Possibly because of a certain Atlantic defense treaty.
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by vegai_ 5y ago
>I'd expect average Go code to be 100%+ slower than average C code Sorry to nitpick, but that means the Go code will never complete.
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by vegai_ 5y ago
Delightfully evil <3
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by vegai_ 5y ago
Although the changes doc[1] states that dicts being ordered is an implementation detail that shouldn't be relied on. Nobody does of course ;) [1] https://docs.python.org/3.6/whatsnew/3.6.html#new-dict-imple...
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by vegai_ 5y ago
Definitely nothing bad can ever happen with complicated programming techniques. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/C6l_OwSXAAA_Fmo.jpg:large
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by vegai_ 5y ago
TOML made an unfortunate decision by not enforcing lack of indentation. Now people who don't understand it but really should (gitlab is one prominent example) are doing horrors like this: [foo] bar = baz instead of
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by vegai_ 5y ago
How do they bring into this narrative various drug-using super-functional people like Steve Jobs?
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by vegai_ 5y ago
Those are wildly different actions though, unless you're modifying live production code for a pacemaker or something like that. Doing a bit of inebriated coding that you verify later might be just fine. I'm almost certain that t
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by vegai_ 5y ago
The article seems to suggest that it's declared illegal in Austria. Does this somehow apply to the whole EU then?
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by vegai_ 5y ago
Cool way to fix the global warming problem. Just push the sun away.
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by vegai_ 5y ago
I wonder how much of our shared and limited resources is humanity going to waste on preventing war and violence with war and violence before coming to its collective sense? How much richer could we all be without this amazing waste, or how
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by vegai_ 5y ago
Here's some hyperbole to help understand the issue: https://phauer.com/2015/checked-exceptions-are-evil/
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by vegai_ 5y ago
96.0 made me switch back to Chromium. I couldn't work in AWS for some reason with Firefox -- replacing cloudformation templates for instance did not work anymore.
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by vegai_ 5y ago
Great job, Dell, for cloning the feature that people hated perhaps most about the recent MacBooks (capacitive buttons) and which Apple itself retreated from.
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by vegai_ 5y ago
Typescript is a good compromise between practical and featureful. It's like JS/Node with a lot of bubblegum to fix the leaks. edit that might have been the fastest comment-to-first-downmod I've seen, impressive :)
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by vegai_ 5y ago
> All the arguments are biased or false. All of them?
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by vegai_ 5y ago
I love working hard. I actually do. 16 hours a day for 30 days straight doing meaningful stuff -- bring it on. (I'm exaggerating the actual numbers slightly here, but you know) But when I am in "the office" for 7 hours every
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by vegai_ 5y ago
>What kind of person (allegedly) sinks a movie franchise out of spite? Is it spite to not want your baby to become another Marvel/Star Wars clusterjerk? Perhaps it is, but I think she's allowed that. I don't think the worl
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by vegai_ 5y ago
By what I've heard about it in various chat boards and RLM, this movie seems very interesting to me. Much more so than a "Matrix 1 remake" could have been. I tried to watch it in cinema, but unfortunately all the good theater
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by vegai_ 5y ago
I slightly fear how much of my own thinking is there just because some corporation or another big entity wanted me to think like that and spent considerable resources to make it happen.

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