zulu-inuoe

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by zulu-inuoe 4y ago
I didn't get to use Google+ in its prime as I was averse to all social media at the time, but I totally agree. That was a great concept
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by zulu-inuoe 4y ago
That's really cool, but I wonder why on my machine is maxes out all the cores on my CPU and still runs at something like 1 FPS on high If I turn it to Low it runs okay but looks.. not great. But I don't see anyone else having issu
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by zulu-inuoe 4y ago
Hangouts has been warning me that it will 'soon be replaced' since 2018. I still use it to this day as one of my favourite messaging apps..
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by zulu-inuoe 4y ago
Could you share some of the problems it causes? SQL Neophyte here
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by zulu-inuoe 6y ago
`save-lisp-and-die` is still how you do the image dump, but the process here is: 1. compile & load all lisp code 2. dump list of external symbols 3. save-lisp-and-die into a .core file 4. build new SBCL w/ symbols from step #2 link
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by zulu-inuoe 6y ago
This added user complexity is exactly the argument for plz, though. One of the ideas touted is (to my mind) tight integration, in that plz knows how to handle everything. Whereas cmake just makes project files and leaves it at that.
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by zulu-inuoe 6y ago
The comments on that article are frustrating because they clearly didn't read it, by proposing that a rational type is sufficient. "We solved this 40 years ago in SmallTalk!"
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by zulu-inuoe 6y ago
I've been a victim of this very thing, and can certainly second this. My friend was trying to be helpful, but I lost 2 weeks of my life and felt dehumanized during and after it. I don't blame them, because it's very counter-i
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by zulu-inuoe 6y ago
I believe it's because the people most affected in these situations are also the people who are unable to simply move to a country that benefits them more.
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by zulu-inuoe 7y ago
Real question coming from a non-k8-user. What would you use something like this for? Server hosting or?
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by zulu-inuoe 7y ago
something something "Can we get a static analysis tool?" "No we already have a static analysis tool at home" Static Analysis Tool At Home: sbcl --load