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yunnpp
9mo ago
I really wonder what the hell that is even about. It doesn't just seem like unfortunate messaging.
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9mo ago
Then, mathematically, the original statement makes no sense.
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I will even go as far as stating that it is one of the only few places left on the Internet where you can see differing opinions interleave in a not-completely destructive manner. Really no idea what OP is talking about because it has not b
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FreeBSD Closes the Laptop Gap: Year One Project Update
(freebsdfoundation.org)
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Writing an NES Emulator in Haskell
(arthi-chaud.github.io)
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9mo ago
The way it's not meant to be played.
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9mo ago
To be clear, are you suggesting Windows is the standard of consistency? Even modern macs fall short of the UX Apple has traditionally been known for...
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9mo ago
"Africa"
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9mo ago
Countries like Indonesia have banned foreigners from owning land altogether. You can apparently still own property through land-lease agreements and other arrangements, but not the land. I think they've cracked down on illegal rentals
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9mo ago
It's alright, but a C version would be even better to fully grasp the implementation details of tensors etc. Shelling out to numpy isn't particularly exciting.
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10mo ago
And the DJ, I suppose. Somebody's gonna have to keep that rave going.
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10mo ago
> New York’s mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani has invited the city’s residents to join him at a block party to celebrate his inauguration but told attendees not to bring a Raspberry Pi single-board computer to the event. This is just disingenu
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10mo ago
God, that's awful. That 30% cut for the middle man hurts. At least the government tax can be put to good use (emphasis on can ...)
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10mo ago
It was interesting to read, thanks. I know very little about NZ.
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10mo ago
> Current PM is a weak “I've run a company so can run a country” type. Hopefully a successful company, that is.
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10mo ago
Fantastic, good work. I'm looking forward to mainstream RISC-V.
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10mo ago
What "most countries" have a two-party system? From the summary below, most democracies actually seem to not have one. Spain, for example, used to be rather binary in early 2k, but its parliament has diversified since. https:
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10mo ago
You frame it as if the "vitriol" were entirely based on his success in business or lack thereof. Surely it has nothing to do with his behaviour and adventures in politics? Yes, people must be entirely misguided in their judgement
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10mo ago
It's just as good in 2026 - 2d. Imagine Santa delivering his goods and hearing a mysterious UDP stream and wondering, "Is my supply chain being disrupted?", only to then realize that it was just the owners' TV spying on
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10mo ago
I assure you no amount of capital trivializes the endeavour of migrating to/from Wordpress. GP speaks wisdom.
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10mo ago
Precisely. The article even states: > A separate study by the same team in 2024 suggested that parents could help counteract some of the brain changes in young children caused by passive screen time by reading to them frequently and enga
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10mo ago
You say he's narrow-minded, but you focus on the least relevant thing of everything he said, speed, and suggest that, somehow, something with "fast" in its name will fix it? Speed is the least concern because things like nump
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10mo ago
Just avoid Nvidia and you're good. Intel/AMD hardware works out of the box with Mesa.
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10mo ago
Very good paper, no nonsense and straight to the point(s). These sort of topics need way more visibility and discussion in democracies, especially today.
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10mo ago
I suffer Windows at work, so I stay clear of it in my personal stuff.
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10mo ago
I was not aware of that launcher, thanks.
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10mo ago
The author never really defines "consistency" anyway. Consistency of what? I've never seen consistency of libraries and even programming languages have a negative impact. Conversely, the situation you describe, or even going
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10mo ago
I think the only value it adds is cloud saves. The UI is otherwise the worst way to explore your library or the store, crawls to death performance-wise and isn't even a good UX in principle. For example, if you're on page X of a s
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I'm not criticizing their mistakes. I'm saying you can tell the writing is human precisely because of them.
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It's not AI, here's why: (yup, LLM-style pun intended) 1. Uses "I" 2. Look how many times it switches verb tenses here: "One day I was debugging an issue in map generation and it was time-consuming [...]. To make de
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