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by wolfi1 3mo ago
we already know that a blind Italian monk burnt it to ashes, at least, that's what Eco wrote and he was a learned scholar
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by wolfi1 4mo ago
literate programming reloaded
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by wolfi1 4mo ago
but why would you answer with a C&D if you are overwhelmed? provided, it's not always the same person?
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by wolfi1 4mo ago
that could have been a lot cheaper of they would have spent in the past (their spending seems to have been very low)
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by wolfi1 4mo ago
and/or incompetence
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by wolfi1 4mo ago
could still be incompetence, one newspaper says an update has gone wrong
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by wolfi1 4mo ago
and you still need tons of money
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by wolfi1 4mo ago
evolution need not necessarily be an improvement, foe example mammals have a blind spot in their eyes because of the optic nerve, octopuses don't have a blind spot. but octopuses were before mammals
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by wolfi1 4mo ago
around the same time Wirth decided to have a length prefix in his Pascal strings (that's why string adressing began at 1, because 0 would be the length of the string)
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by wolfi1 4mo ago
that was not my question, my question was, if i could run windows programs under linux or vice versa, that was not clear to me and this wasn't answered by you as well, fortunately the original author clarified this
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by wolfi1 4mo ago
I don't like these landing pages which explain nothing. does it emulate windows under linux and vice versa? then it definitely would be very interesting if it just sandboxes applications in the respective OS it could still be useful bu
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by wolfi1 4mo ago
neither. I jump
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Data Leak at Ozempic Manufacturer Novo Nordisk(heise.de)
10 points by wolfi1 4mo ago|1 comments
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by wolfi1 4mo ago
Fahrenheit 451 anyone?
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by wolfi1 4mo ago
speaking of which, what became of it?
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by wolfi1 4mo ago
the state of Austria usually buys its police cars from Porsche (the dealer not the carmaker) guess, that doesn't count. but Austria had Porsches (some of them 911) in the 60s
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by wolfi1 4mo ago
try to build it with make clean first
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by wolfi1 4mo ago
I miss the days when my 486 took about 12 hours to compile a kernel
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by wolfi1 4mo ago
150kkm - wouldn't that be 150 Mm?
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by wolfi1 4mo ago
if I were to write a new TeX system I would use the attempts from the beginning of the 2000s, where they tried to use java und modularize the system, the systems being NTS [0] and ExTeX [1] [0] https://github.com/jamespfenne
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by wolfi1 4mo ago
but it's not simple html, it's a npm-package
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by wolfi1 4mo ago
why shouldn't AI then replace the CEOs?
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by wolfi1 4mo ago
if you take the spectral theorem, for example, there is a direct connection between linear algebra and functional analysis, basically it's linear algebra in infinite dimensions
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by wolfi1 4mo ago
he does not use them
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by wolfi1 4mo ago
make a little game at the cash register in the supermarket: if he can calculate the right sum of the price he gets a fiver, if he can tell how much change you have to prepare he gets a dollar. for the first thing he needs to memorize the pr
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by wolfi1 4mo ago
his projects were GUIs for machines (HMI)
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by wolfi1 4mo ago
a friend of mine has a very different solution: he codes everything by hand. he says that the time you need to research to include a new package you can actually use to code the piece you need. and he for sure doesn't have the problems
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by wolfi1 4mo ago
but, don't you need it already for C60?
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by wolfi1 4mo ago
about DFT not predicting it: could it be that they used a non-relativistic model?
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by wolfi1 4mo ago
depends of course, how easy does the brine dissolve, how long does it take that it is so diluted that it can't do any harm, without that information it's not easy to tell

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