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by xoac 3y ago
True only for people who "learn" by watching twitch. There are tons of articles on the intricacies of rust by people involved with rust development only they used words and are not so entertaining.
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by xoac 3y ago
Any reccomendations for Anime discord channels?
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by xoac 3y ago
Author is a well known art theorist, and she's critiquing a type of contemporary art. If you're detached from contemporary art this essay is not really for you.
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by xoac 3y ago
Nope it's a side-effect of the current business model which is to monetize attention at the biggest scale possible.
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by xoac 3y ago
Decided to close HN after this post, thanks!
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by xoac 4y ago
I don’t really get why this is so offensive. It’s some guy’s webpage, where we are just visitors, on which he has shared some knowledge with a title that plays on a double entendre. It’s not about taking a joke as it’s not something address
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by xoac 4y ago
They do charge you but it's included in the price they show you
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by xoac 4y ago
Yes, we just put some AI via electrodes into the monkeys. If we can also add some blockchain, I think we'll have a winner. Let's circle back Monday on this idea, I'd like to pick your brain some more.
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by xoac 4y ago
This is a weird mathematical fundamentalism that I haven’t experienced in a while. Actually since I went to study philosophy with analytic philosophers.
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by xoac 4y ago
Surely you understand that not all knowledge is in Wikipedia? Your second paragraph is a total strawman.
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by xoac 4y ago
You realize that you don’t need personal experience to solve theoretical problems? Especially ones that have been treated by experts in the area for decades prior.
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by xoac 4y ago
Yes but you can teach most of what there is to know in a couple of weeks tops. You don't call baristas Coffee Engineers.
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by xoac 4y ago
Even if language models exist that can generate text for you, it is still very useful to be literate yourself. At least it is for me.
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by xoac 4y ago
What if the thing you are supposed to be making is written communication in the form of a document, or a book, or a paragraph explaining why production was down? What if the goal of these things was to make a student literate?
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by xoac 4y ago
This is a pretty dumb take and it's repeated in this thread. The goal of the assignment is not a result. I mean the professor can probably write a better essay than some kid who just learned that this subject exist. The point of this e
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by xoac 4y ago
HarfBuzz is the gold standard.
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by xoac 4y ago
Well they have one of the bigger ruby/rails deployments so a 10% perf increase benefits them quite a bit.
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by xoac 4y ago
Someone has to do this work, and I this is a good example of a company giving back to what was originally a non-industry project (Ruby).
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by xoac 4y ago
Eggs and some veggies.
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by xoac 4y ago
This is about to change with higher spec connectors being more widely available.
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Gurman: All-New Mac Pro Still in Testing, but 'M2 Extreme' Chip Likely Canceled(macrumors.com)
1 points by xoac 4y ago|0 comments
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by xoac 4y ago
People don't participate as much, but we can change that... with participation.
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by xoac 4y ago
isn't "spliff" from "split"?
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by xoac 4y ago
Yes an older one, but honestly it’s fine. You could maybe get the slightly fancier oasis but it works.
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by xoac 4y ago
I just use a Kindle. Good size, decent screen. It works.
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by xoac 4y ago
"it's like, deep and stuff"
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by xoac 4y ago
Terrible name
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by xoac 4y ago
If you go this route you end up having a drastically more complicated front end, and usually without the speed benefit. Unless you really need a SPA I would stay away.
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by xoac 4y ago
Wait till you hear about the "milky way"...
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by xoac 4y ago
I mean a lot of these things rely on copying old code. AFAIK a lot of new games in bigger studios start by essentially copying the old engine into a new tree.

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