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by xeonmc 1y ago
It’s brilliant. Instant benefits from the reward of a strong emotional bond, without ever toiling through the journey of forging one!
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by xeonmc 1y ago
It also helps job prospects of Zig programmers within organizations that have already adopted Zig -- more breakage, more job security.
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by xeonmc 1y ago
Simiarly: pocket watches -> wristwatches -> phones -> smartwatches
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by xeonmc 1y ago
as exemplified by this commercial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8-9oIq1hxw
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by xeonmc 1y ago
As the saying goes: “Never attribute to incompetence that which is adequately explained by profit motives.”
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by xeonmc 1y ago
Is your name Richard, by any chance?
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by xeonmc 1y ago
> But the thing he describes with StarCraft Vs whatever the brainrot game is can be explained differently. Author clearly hasn’t watched Artosis stream before. (Context: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbaT7zPskPM )
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by xeonmc 1y ago
Is it as yet economically viable to create AGI?
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by xeonmc 1y ago
The act of physically writing things down commits the event to incidental memory. The more effort it took to concert all your neurons into outputting an action, the less easily it fades from your impression.
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by xeonmc 1y ago
> When the Lehi militant group were discussing ways to assassinate General Evelyn Barker, the British Army commander in Mandatory Palestine, a young woman volunteered to do the assassination as a suicide bombing. She said "Let my so
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by xeonmc 1y ago
This is just photonic crystals, literally the entire point of photonic crystals is to create as many interfaces as possible to give light a second/third/fourth/… chance of getting reflected. Basically why your sunglasses are
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by xeonmc 1y ago
Can you ask them to permit docker?
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by xeonmc 1y ago
Necessity is the mother of invention, constraints the cradle of imagination, and contrarian teenagers the womb of ingenuity.
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by xeonmc 1y ago
A new distro called Lineux to be developed in France?
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by xeonmc 1y ago
I don’t suppose these events enforce any dress code?
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by xeonmc 1y ago
Thanks. @dang update URL?
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by xeonmc 1y ago
Reminded me of Gömböc[0]
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-2000 Lines of code (2004)(folklore.org)
542 points by xeonmc 1y ago|246 comments
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by xeonmc 1y ago
Imagine an alternate timeline where Mozilla had named this project “FreeSpeech” instead as a free and open TTS solution.
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by xeonmc 1y ago
Can this be a made to work as an adapter to play older, raw UDP multiplayer games with random strangers? E.g. telling someone in Twitch chat “bro 1v1 me in CS1.6, here’s my Iroh ticket:”, they put it into their “InstaFrag NetDriver” Windows
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by xeonmc 1y ago
You can in-place upgrade to the IoT LTSC edition using MAS, which is supported through 2031
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by xeonmc 1y ago
“Right to erasure” may mean completely different things depending the kind of government you’re dealing with.
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by xeonmc 1y ago
Would you say if Bill is the Woz of software or if Woz is the Bill of hardware?
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by xeonmc 1y ago
Trump is teaching the world a lesson that they will remember in their bones.
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by xeonmc 1y ago
Perhaps those are the things that doesn’t take a Ph.D to develop.
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by xeonmc 1y ago
It’s just liquid-glass text and you’ll get used to it soon enough.
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by xeonmc 1y ago
Why couldn’t manufacturers proclaiming to espouse longevity, such as Fairphone, release the vendor source code for out-of-support hardware which are supposedly no longer relevant and so doesn’t matter if the competition can see the code? Or
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The Top 100 Things I'd Do If I Ever Became An Evil Overlord (1997)(eviloverlord.com)
6 points by xeonmc 1y ago|0 comments
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by xeonmc 1y ago
Macs: locked down by default, hackable if you know what you’re doing. Windows: hackable by anyone, usually inadvertently so. Phones: locked down and hostile to all attempts of tinkering. --- Microsoft’s attempt at the locked-down-by-default
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by xeonmc 1y ago
How do you adjust the frame rate of reality to match?

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