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by xeyownt 3y ago
It's not the only nor the first comment. They had plenty of time to comment back before.
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by xeyownt 3y ago
> Likewise, if you start with a positive integer that ends in 6 and repeatedly raise it to the fifth power, you converge digit by digit toward the strange number > b = ···743740081787109376 No you don't. Trying with 6, 16, 26, an
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by xeyownt 3y ago
In one thousand years, any format will be proprietary.
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by xeyownt 3y ago
Now vacuum cleaners will become weapons of massive destruction!
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by xeyownt 3y ago
That's a tradeoff, 20 years protection vs 50 000 000 years protection.
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by xeyownt 3y ago
Yes, and with tools like ChatGPT it's even easier to write TeX documents. I exposed this very problem and ChatGPT proposed exactly the same solution, and also another one using a custom environment.
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by xeyownt 3y ago
Slow? Fastest in HW, and comparable performance in SW. Moreover if you take into account security hardening, SHA3 is easier to protect than alternatives.
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by xeyownt 3y ago
I'd say delete the whole with backspace, but only the last if you undo.
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by xeyownt 3y ago
Indeed, the comment on code formatter is weird. The point of formatters is exactly to maximize the occurrence of patterns. And the added value compared to humans is that you know for sure there will be no mistake (or at least much much less
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by xeyownt 3y ago
What is this even saying? I saw nothing mentioned that was backfiring, even less so spectacularly.
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by xeyownt 3y ago
Why can't this be? Lot of FX can be done without CGI. The director says there is no CGI, why would he lie?
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by xeyownt 3y ago
I think it takes at least one month to get into vim, let alone mastering any of the plugins, and afterwards you keep learning every day. IMO this is not due to the difficulty of installing plugins (which is becoming easier and easier), but
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by xeyownt 3y ago
Interesting tip too! Need to find the right combination however, I noticed that Alt-L might be a good one (no side effect it seems).
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by xeyownt 3y ago
Wow super useful, didn't know that. EDIT: removed comment about cursor behavior of ctrl-c, which comes from my vimrc config ^^ Turns out I learned that long ago, but never used it :-D
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by xeyownt 3y ago
You get exactly the same functionality with (neo)vim plugins. Only difference is that because vim has been open-source for decade, there are many many more plugins, and hence the choice is harder to make. VSCode also helped improve the (neo
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by xeyownt 3y ago
Totally agree, given example is total nonsense. Most issues with printf could be reported by static analysis, and modern compiler reports them as warnings, which in my book must be immediately converted to errors. All other weird usages sho
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by xeyownt 3y ago
Haven't tried KDE lately, but I tried it a couple times on the last 20 years, and every time I couldn't sustain more than a couple hours. Main complain is that it is noticeably slow and the GUI looks like an experiment to turn all
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by xeyownt 3y ago
Exactly my experience too for 10-ish years. I will never want more than what Gnome provides and when I want less, I usually go for xfce.
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by xeyownt 3y ago
I don't see why it is inevitable. In fact, I very see the opposite. Passing this kind of legislation will kill e-commerce for sure, so it will never happen.
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by xeyownt 3y ago
yes, recently YT is just becoming extremely sh!tty.
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by xeyownt 3y ago
yes
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by xeyownt 3y ago
100% agree. Whatever you decide, supervision and guidance is the best you can do to your kids. I guess it's easier to remove the plug and pretend kids are safe when disconnected.
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by xeyownt 3y ago
The problem is phone companies not implementing usage limit policies. No one should be exposed to unlimited liability.
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by xeyownt 3y ago
Let me tell you what come next: Advertising for premium youtube subscription.
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by xeyownt 3y ago
Yeah, I don't know what my intuition was. But the problem is symmetric, and even if pick a red, you end up with two reds and one blue, so not so much imbalanced. And even if the mix becomes really imbalanced, say 7 red and one blue, pi
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by xeyownt 3y ago
"Super powers will become super tyrannies" -- Apocalypse, John (in some parallel universe not far from ours)
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by xeyownt 3y ago
i doubt that wireless charging makes any difference on carbon footprint.
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by xeyownt 4y ago
It's very likely designed for that use case so not very relevant. Most PC are delivered with Windows, and even though Linux works on them, it's unlikely the PC were designed with suspend stability as criteria.
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by xeyownt 4y ago
I Confirm this. For years I use suspend on my laptop with latest Debian, and it's very difficult to have an uptime higher than 15 days. Every now and then, the logging in freezes to death on wake-up and requires hard power off.
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by xeyownt 4y ago
Also the C construct is easy to understand. Whereas the template one is yet another challenge to test your knowledge of C++.

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