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by xaedes 4y ago
With B2B you don't necessarily need to convince the final users of the product.
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by xaedes 4y ago
Tried it, but returning lots of results doesn't seem to be their focus. Now I installed OpenSearchServer and see how far a local index gets me. The simple query "a" gets me at most 394 results at google, after letting OpenSea
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by xaedes 4y ago
I was feeling this as well, but didn't pay attention _how_ bad it is. I mean it really is... Is there ANY search engine left that returns more than 500 results for any search? Are there any community driven search engines? I mean at th
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by xaedes 4y ago
That syntax here already is basically just sexpressions with indentation. Just integrate a full lisp with macros and all. Then people can define sugared DSLs for the simple use cases.
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by xaedes 4y ago
If you like that you might also like The Wizardry series by Rick Cook Here a short description from some bookseller for the first book "The Wiz Biz": It all began when the wizards of the White League were under attack by their opp
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by xaedes 4y ago
> Where is the end game here? What is your plan when literally every item costs you a monthly charge, and you own nothing? World Economy Fiefdom ;)
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by xaedes 4y ago
For me it will always be "cutie". It is feels better to use as noun but is still somehow cute.
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by xaedes 4y ago
You could outwalk it if does not run, because this here was about walking speed. --- As for T. rex's next steps, the study authors want to incorporate their flexible tail into models of a running T. rex, van Bijlert said. Maximum runni
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by xaedes 4y ago
Telling the bees is a tradition in many European countries in which bees would be told of important events in their keeper's lives such as births, marriages and departures and returns in the household. If the custom was omitted or forg
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by xaedes 4y ago
Comparing things that are equivalent is pretty pointless, because the outcome would always be the same: "they are the same". We compare things that may be similar but actually different. Comparing things highlights differences a
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by xaedes 4y ago
I was always under the impression that it would be cool to have solar cells or mirrors automatically follow the sun using mechanical processes like those depicted in the article, without the need for additional electronics and motors. Does
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by xaedes 4y ago
If it looks like organized crime, acts like organized crime, and quacks like a duck, then it probably is a duck.
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by xaedes 4y ago
The Fischer–Tropsch processes - they are talking about that , don't they, at least very similar - for converting CO or CO2 and methan into liquid fuel seem so attractive... They are feeding on both of the worst green house gases to ma
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by xaedes 4y ago
As they don't mention it I doubt it. Tabnine, a similar competitor, explicitly mentions this on their website: " Tabnine only uses open-source code with permissive licenses for our Public Code trained AI model (MIT, Apache 2.0, BS
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by xaedes 4y ago
My misunderstanding, I misread part of your comment and was thinking you meant using the sideway as a car driver for some reason. I am a bicylce rider, that wants to survive. I dont drive by car. Some car drivers are reckless and the cars
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by xaedes 4y ago
That is why I suggested: > Avoid crossing street at intersections that are not ultimately regulated by traffic lights. Instead try to find a crossing, preferable with traffic lights, on a street with enough distance to intersections wher
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by xaedes 4y ago
How to avoid all of these: Have and use bike lanes that are isolated from car lanes, e.g. on sidewalks. Avoid crossing street at intersections that are not ultimately regulated by traffic lights. Instead try to find a crossing, preferable w
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by xaedes 4y ago
This reminds me of the bottled heads from Futurama.
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by xaedes 4y ago
> I think developer speed is more important than optimising clock cycles unnecessarily. Developer time is spent once. Users will always have to pay the price of additional run time. For. Each. Single. User. Always. It scales! Due to th
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by xaedes 4y ago
Very enlightening, this is a perspective on oral vs. written communication I never considered.
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by xaedes 4y ago
Without jokes, build a successful religion with the haiku in focus. But it probably won't survive in its exact form over this time. Lots of physical artifacts with the haiku engraved distributed over the world should provide error cor
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by xaedes 4y ago
They claim "All languages can communicate all ideas and feelings", but I think it is wrong. First of all there are ideas and especially feelings which can not be directly communicated with language at all. Surely you can label the
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by xaedes 4y ago
Does the AI based video scanning happen on servers or local?
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by xaedes 4y ago
Seeing glfw mentioned in your readme, I wanted to know how your (web) build process looks like. Gotta say I love this CMakeLists.txt It is so clean and simple!
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by xaedes 4y ago
> We might just have to live with a boom-and-bust cycle on this planet Reminds me of: "The fact is, that wherever the extremity of winter frost or of summer sun does not prevent, the human race is always increasing at times, and at
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by xaedes 4y ago
People have jobs in Star Trek and there is no abundance of everything. For example not everyone gets its own spaceship and space fleet cadets even have teleporter _credits_ which they can use.
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by xaedes 4y ago
> Greece is bankrupt From 4 Apr 2022: Greece has received three international bailouts from the euro zone and the IMF worth 280 billion euros ($307.19 billion) since 2010. It emerged from its latest bailout in 2018 and has relied on the
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by xaedes 4y ago
The guidelines even specify a "minimum contrast:" which sadly seems to be interpreted as "use minimal contrast, at most this:", way too often.
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by xaedes 4y ago
If I might add, hoarding physical books is also a worthwhile hobby.
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by xaedes 4y ago
This is a great technique to enhance focus and spot details. After I read about it the first time I thought that must also work for other things. Since then, during particularly hard sessions of of debugging or (code) reading, I use it to p

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