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by vsnf 3y ago
Will it even end up as anything at all? I don't think the userbase of Twitter is equipped to know what Bluesky is in any capacity. Except for the terminally online crowd (i.e., you, me, and everyone else on this website), the word isn&
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by vsnf 3y ago
> same number of stitches The only way I can see this being true is if a stitch in this context defined as a singular piece of thread used for attaching fabrics. Is this a common definition? In the common parlance I'm most familiar
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by vsnf 3y ago
True of programmers too I’ve noticed.
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by vsnf 3y ago
> I think it was downright wrong to switch mode like this, since the user asked for remote resolve curl should stick to that or fail. It is not even likely to work to just switch, even in “good” situations. Yes, the author shares your op
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by vsnf 3y ago
I recently read The Turks in World History [0] which summarizes much of the various steppe cultures from antiquity to modern day. Among the interesting tidbits in the book is the idea that many "states", such as they may be called
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by vsnf 3y ago
Must be nice to live in a bubble where Bluesky isn't gated behind a waitlist and your entire circle can move wholesale with ease.
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by vsnf 3y ago
For the most part, they don't. This is a Go specific problem, which was created with a very explicit anti-intellectualist stance and threw out 40 years of PL theory and practical research.
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by vsnf 3y ago
It's plainly clear to me that "unique" in most casual contexts means "there are aspects of this thing that make it stand out", and "very unique" means "those aspects are strongly pronounced".
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by vsnf 3y ago
The large orchestral scores of many games certainly have deep ties to classical. Parts of the Zelda, Final Fantasy, Dark Souls, etc. But, and this is likely obvious to all involved but said for posterity anyway, not all game music is class
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by vsnf 3y ago
>but using them requires going through a deep dialog tree where a cartoon animal basically says that going online guarantees that hackers will set your console on fire and kidnap your children. This is classic Nintendo, which has been bo
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by vsnf 3y ago
Find me a substitute activity that can reduce group inhibitions, cause strangers to get along better with each other, and foment fun new spontaneous relationships and I'll consider your proposal for an alcohol free life.
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by vsnf 3y ago
I can barely keep my own phone charged. Yet one more thing that needs charging is a huge turn-off. The latency on bluetooth is killer. I guess most people don't notice, but I notice. There's a irritating delay between every action
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by vsnf 3y ago
What if one were a progressive student in an oppressive country contributing to or writing code for a repo that the regime finds objectionable?
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by vsnf 3y ago
The WeWork Tokyo offices remain pretty well utilized. The vibe hasn't changed much the last 3 years. The stuffy corporate buildings are still stuffy and corporate, and the trendy younger spots are still trendy and young. Really just de
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by vsnf 3y ago
> For example, if T=20s, which seems like a reasonable value to make the sport interesting, one would expect to achieve D=1m. This seems awfully small for spending 20 seconds pumping the swing. I can almost certainly achieve double, and
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by vsnf 3y ago
Kind of tangential, but who are these people who are so comfortable with disassembling a high level language binary, reading assembly, and then making statements about branch prediction and other such low level esoterica? I've only eve
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by vsnf 3y ago
The nose mark is hard to decipher since it's used so rarely and mostly by elderly computer users, but the dueling smilies read to me like malicious intent vs agreeable disappointment. I.e., "The cake that horrible coworker of mine
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by vsnf 3y ago
While I sympathize with finding the imagery too small to read quickly, I think this is an elitist attitude that you'll find increasingly separates you from your younger peers. You don't have to lace your own sentences with emoji,
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by vsnf 3y ago
Despite having done my undergrad in CS, I never understood what NP-hard really meant. I mean yeah, polynomial time, boolean logic, general-case not specific-case, transformable into other NP problems, I get it, but like, I don't get it
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by vsnf 3y ago
The idea that one should not be made to suffer for the sins of their parents is one of the bedrocks of western justice and politics philosophies. We should strive to correct prior unfairness with some other way than by propagating further u
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by vsnf 3y ago
I have little to add to the article in question, but I’d like to say that I’ve fallen quite in love with Flutter and Dart. I think of Dart as being C#-lite, although the latest changes with class modifiers have somewhat complicated the sent
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by vsnf 3y ago
An easy bet to make, given that WeChat is Chinese.
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by vsnf 3y ago
They’re not even cheap. Exway boards can go for upwards of $2000.
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by vsnf 3y ago
> adjust your paths as necessary. What does this mean, exactly, and how does it prevent llama from carrying on a (rather pleasant, actually) conversation with itself?
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Warcraft fans trick AI article bot with Glorbo hoax(bbc.com)
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by vsnf 3y ago
I couldn't find any easily available official notice, but they seem to be using Ruffle[0] [0] https://ruffle.rs/
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by vsnf 3y ago
I thought BlackHat was already the stodgy academic version of DefCon
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by vsnf 3y ago
EverQuest did the same thing, except it was "guess the noun". > What broach? > What sword? The keywords could be so obscure that allegedly, 25 years after release, some quests remain uncompleted by even a single player.
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by vsnf 3y ago
> In fact many of you who attended university and studied at a "school of computer science" would have been in a building next to a "school of education". Is this a reference to some specific university?
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by vsnf 3y ago
Yes, but that's 恋, not 恋してる. Do you ever hear anyone say 恋してる? I can't say I ever have, which isn't to say that it doesn't happen, though.

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