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by xyproto 2y ago
Inequality has always had a breaking point where people revolt. There is no sides, only mechanisms.
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by xyproto 2y ago
Data scientists trapped in bureaucracy?
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by xyproto 2y ago
If the danger is a high degree of inequality among humans on Earth, we are already there.
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by xyproto 2y ago
Just ask it for things it has seen before on the internet and you're golden. Mixes of ideas, new ideas and precise and clear thinking; not so much.
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by xyproto 2y ago
Not everyone wants to become a manager, though.
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by xyproto 2y ago
Why did Julia select a package naming convention that makes every project name look like a filename?
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by xyproto 2y ago
I hate this type of communication too, including templates and chatbots. It was just an example, though.
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by xyproto 2y ago
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by xyproto 2y ago
I wish the arrow keys and/or scroll wheel could be used to change channels too.
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by xyproto 2y ago
Yes, because one can either turn off the GC, allocate memory up front (arena style), or call C or Assembly from Go. The performance is likely to be good enough with GC turned on, though, because it is unusually fast.
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by xyproto 2y ago
Promising, but a few rough edges. > 1+1 2 > help Uncaught ReferenceError: help is not defined at exports.<computed> [as main] (file:///opt/homebrew/lib/node_modules/porffor/compiler&#x
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by xyproto 2y ago
Imagine a type of executable that could run on any Linux server. Would this "executable" be worth it?
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by xyproto 2y ago
I thought a condition was like a disease, but then again, English is not my first language. Baldness would not be the equivalent of a condition in Norwegian.
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by xyproto 2y ago
Which e-mail server software are you using?
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by xyproto 2y ago
Is it really "a condition", though, or is it just a natural variation in how male bodies are?
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by xyproto 2y ago
Node is great, but I think we should collectively abandon npm: It is centered around installing things as a user (in $HOME) as opposed to using proper packages. The configuration format treats lines with `#` as not comments. And, most impor
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by xyproto 2y ago
Java frolicks in opaqueness.
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by xyproto 2y ago
Is there any data indicating that a preference for meat is not genetic?
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by xyproto 2y ago
Will we see a comeback from IceWeasel?
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by xyproto 2y ago
> Unfair competition from fishmeal factories, which offer more money for catches Would it be better if they offered less money? Overfishing should be regulated by law by the state that owns the resources.
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by xyproto 2y ago
Katrain uses Kivy and is problematic to package and upgrade because of it, on rolling release distros. When installing it with pip, it partially works. From a packaging point of view Kivy is not great.
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by xyproto 2y ago
I guess there are differences from country to country, but in some places you would not be left alone.
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by xyproto 2y ago
Have you tried sitting in a park for hours, talking out loud and seeing what happens?
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by xyproto 2y ago
None of the above: I think that AI is hyped, but I think the wrong things are hyped and that it will bring value.
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by xyproto 2y ago
You can model a scene in Blender and render it with POV-Ray. And POV-Ray offers a different way of thinking about 3D graphics and rendering. I agree that Blender+Cycles is better and more modern, though.
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by xyproto 2y ago
Solid advice.
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by xyproto 2y ago
There must be a market for pants that have room for this.
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by xyproto 2y ago
From the perspective of the genes, having kids but being unhealthy is better than being a healthy loner. And this is good health in a larger, cross-generational, perspective
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by xyproto 2y ago
Some regions (mainly Russia and Belarus) were not allowed to play the game (not a decision made by Steam) and then some players used VPN and were banned for that (by Steam).
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by xyproto 2y ago
They take money even more seriously and money is incentive for gradually trading away user privacy.

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