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by vletal 5y ago
I was actually asking an honest question. I do not think I'm giving up on my responsibilities. It's just that does serving as a proxy to YouTube really help better than some reasonable weekly limit?
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by vletal 5y ago
FOMO? Potential social isolation? I have just a 2yo and a t-6m so I do not have to worry about these things. Yet the way you handle it sounds a bit too strict. You sure that maybe strict limits on screen time and YouTube together with speak
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by vletal 5y ago
More of a "free" like in "you are free to behave immorally"
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by vletal 5y ago
"free" like in the "regulations are harmful" way?
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Selling 15402 Pixels as NFT(opensea.io)
3 points by vletal 5y ago|0 comments
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by vletal 6y ago
After reading the negative comments I feel like a misfit. We have two standups a day and it has been great so far. After a year into this social appocalipse I am just happy to see faces. We do not have any issues with severe noise or hard
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by vletal 6y ago
That is wierd. Base k includes numbers 0,...,k-1. For example 101 is a valid number in base 2 which is 2^2 + 2^1. Using that logic, base 1 would only contain 0, hence it should not be able to expresss more values that 0. Is your example act
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by vletal 6y ago
Such a great idea! I'd personally consider using busybox in WASM instead of reimplementing a shell. Quick Google search found [1]. Have you considered that? [1] https://tbfleming.github.io/em-shell/
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by vletal 6y ago
Nice corner case. It's pretty much useless, it would contain just a single value. Is it even valid base?
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by vletal 6y ago
Such a close minded harsh thing to say.
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by vletal 6y ago
I've just tried it on 2014 MacBook Pro with Intel Iris GPU. It seems it bit more sluggish than the built in Terminal app. No hard numbers, yet simply resizing a window is visibly slow or "accidentally" catting 100k line txt f
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by vletal 6y ago
> Few here understand. Sounds like a catch phrase from an "alternative" news site or a thing a member of a religious cult would say.
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by vletal 6y ago
Like maybe if it was cited properly...
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by vletal 6y ago
Nice burn. Joking aside, I agree. There is so many things you could achieve while successfully impersonating someone. Seems like the best you can do in academia is to ruin someone's career. In this case it seemed fortunately "harm
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by vletal 6y ago
Wait... Are you a chatbot?
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by vletal 6y ago
Exactly. I struggle hard with this topic. I feel like being here, perceiving the world. Yet, if I simulated every molecule of my body, the simulated me would seemingly "feel" the same things, think likewise. It feels there is more
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by vletal 6y ago
Have you ever used pornhub?
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by vletal 6y ago
That's like monopolies, right? The ultra right argument is that they are harmless, because it's easy to disrupt them. In practice that hardly works, due to nasty business practices and lobbying. On the other hand this argument wor
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by vletal 6y ago
Facts? What does a shitty US health care system have to do with "corporations not developing cure for HIV to avoid losing profit" kind of theories.
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by vletal 6y ago
We need to stop tolerating these kind of tinfoil conspiration theories. It does not even make economical sense. If you are the first to come up with a cure for that disease you will make huge profit compare to the rest of the industry. Espe
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by vletal 6y ago
Sure. We got a set of CI/CD tools which, applied to a new repo started by a colleague, did not work.
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by vletal 6y ago
Anyone else here whose script actually broke due to this change?
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by vletal 6y ago
Such a great reply. It goes without saying that I do not intend to force programming upon my kids. It's more about me being worried that nowadays it's much harder for them to just start by themselves as I did. When I was writing m
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by vletal 6y ago
Interesting, since it's pretty difficult task to begin with. What do you do now?
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Ask HN: What do you do to get your kids to programming?
50 points by vletal 6y ago|41 comments
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by vletal 6y ago
My grandpa lived in a building with unnecessarily expensive local coal heating. They never plugged into a heat pipe from a nearby powerplant, because the neighbor, who operated the local boiler always vetoed the decision. Why? Because he wa
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by vletal 6y ago
I am so excited about rust slowly sneaking into the C territory. I am looking forward for the point in time when it is going to get to Linux kernel.
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by vletal 6y ago
I kind of hope this is a satirical account. If not, please consider reaching out for a help! I am sure you can do much better than you might currently think ♥
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by vletal 6y ago
I like the algo, yet the graphics made it hard to read the board for me. The black pieces are a bit hard to distinguish. Cost me two pieces.
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by vletal 6y ago
Have you mentioned how sparse the autopilot claimed column is? And how even sparser the verified autopilot is? Seems like the authors are trying to inflate the total numbers very hard.

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