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xyproto
6y ago
Math notation is just one of many possible notations, though. And math notation is not static throughout history.
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xyproto
6y ago
If that were the case, then people could claim that any parody was "too good" to get it removed.
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xyproto
7y ago
With the current progress, this will take less than two years to accomplish!
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xyproto
7y ago
It's convention to try to avoid to use the same name as a different project of the same type, though.
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xyproto
7y ago
mv is scary, though. It's one of the commands that can easily lead to data loss if you have a misplaced space or asteriks.
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xyproto
7y ago
In the context of PF: > Logs may be monitored using standard utilities such as tcpdump. This sounds unusual and not entirely practical?
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xyproto
7y ago
Toki pona is surprisingly expressive for a language that contains so few words. Thanks for the translation!
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xyproto
7y ago
The ongoing pandemic increses the need for online conversations with 100+ people.
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xyproto
7y ago
As a user, this is impossible to verify.
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xyproto
7y ago
Yes, but the other Nordic states does not have similar savings, but are still doing well. I agree that it's a huge advantage, but I'm not convinced that the oil has been key for Norway. I think using only the oil as the explanatio
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xyproto
7y ago
Only 18% of the GDP of Norway is from oil and gas, though. Even without any savings, Norway would probably end up similar to other Nordic states.
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7y ago
Humans and bikes need even less safety space than cars. I don't think safety space is a good criterion for predicting how widespread a means of transportation will become. A fast mode of transportation, with a large safety space requir
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xyproto
7y ago
Fair enough!
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xyproto
7y ago
Yes, and while that is super cool and nifty, I am struggling to find the perfect use-case for this.
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xyproto
7y ago
Grumpy was abruptly abandoned by Google, 3 years ago. There is an active fork here: https://github.com/grumpyhome/grumpy
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7y ago
When people write games for ie. Steam, I assume they either use a 3D engine or something custom written in C++ for OpenGL, DirectX or Vulkan. When people write interactive 3D graphics for the web, there's ThreeJS and WebGL. Where does
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7y ago
Systemd can do things that were not relevant 20 years ago.
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7y ago
No loss here. I listen to several podcast, but I usually skip the ads. If that was not possible, I would not listen to podcasts. Podcasts can be nice, but there is an abundance of people that want their voices heard.
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xyproto
7y ago
C++ 98, 03, 11, 14, 17 or 20? They all seem to be in active use and are as different as some programming languages are from each other.
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7y ago
The future is now.
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xyproto
7y ago
Some people would prefer not to listen to podcasts at all, if they had to listen to ads.
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xyproto
7y ago
Yet AI beat humans at every strategic game out there, from Chess and Go to StarCraft2. We don't have general AI, but in some fields, human understanding have already been outpaced.
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7y ago
Watching this video about composing corporate music made watching the intro video extra fun: https://youtu.be/AIxY_Y9TGWI I also like the old telephone, which I believe is a reference to one of the old introductory videos t
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xyproto
7y ago
The default configuration of both ViM and Emacs are both pretty unerognomic. And both can be configured to work in pretty much the same way. Both have plugins.
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xyproto
7y ago
Typical Demoscene humor. Also check out GNU Rocket https://rocket.github.io/
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xyproto
7y ago
It can easily be misread as "OpenBSD la.la", though.
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7y ago
I didn't know that Elixir had such a low-threshold for one-off programs. Have you tried Crystal? Both are on my list of programming languages to look into next, together with Elm, Reason and Zig.
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7y ago
If you allocate a large block of memory manually at the start of the program, then trigger the GC manually when it suits you, won't you get the best of both worlds?
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7y ago
Julia discourages Linux distros to package it. They include modified and unmodified versions of all libraries they depend on within the Julia source repository. I am not quite sure how they are planning to grow within the ecosystem that mat
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7y ago
GCC can compile both C and Go. I searched for benchmarks but found none for GCC 9 that compares the performance of C and Go. Do you have any sources on this?
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