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by _nalply 2mo ago
I think the possiblities that a minority can leave the group is an important escape valve for them. Now assume that in the future they are going to be not such a minority anymore like today, then what happens? Maybe some oscillation like fo
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by _nalply 2mo ago
I found grandparent's post still useful because it caused something to click in my head. I then researched and found that threads and processes share a lot of functionality. In the kernel both processes and threads are represented by `
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by _nalply 2mo ago
Lipreading Deaf here. I tried to lipread the Inauguration, and where it was successful I did read the same nonsense, but often it wasn't possible because they weren't looking at the camera or the microphone was in the way. The Sea
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by _nalply 3mo ago
I am Deaf. I lipread German, but rarely lipread English and was successful with lipreading people speaking English as not their native language, namely Greek, Estonian and Marathi but never from the Anglophone world. Turning older, my lipre
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by _nalply 3mo ago
How do you manage zone 5 cardio 4x a week without PEM? I thought up to 3x a week and never consecutive days is the maximum.
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The Reverse Socratic Method in the AI Age(smoas.bearblog.dev)
1 points by _nalply 9mo ago|0 comments
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by _nalply 10mo ago
Have some air at the top of the top reservoir, assuming that the top reservoir is at most about 10 m deep in water (to avoid damage from storms). Or have the air in separate chambers fixed to the top reservoir.
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by _nalply 1y ago
Ah, so you meant UB = unspecified behavior, not UB = undefined behavior. Maybe. Bugs that come from spooky behavior at a distance are notoriously hard to debug, especially in production, and it's worthwile to pay for it to avoid that.
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by _nalply 1y ago
It's WASM. WASM runs in a sandbox and you can't have UB on the hardware level. Imagine someone exploiting the behavior of some browser when UB is triggered. Except that the programmer is not having nasal demons [1] but some poor u
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by _nalply 1y ago
I thought so, but "Copyright" is always the same? Haha, that's dangerously clever or cleverly dangerous.
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by _nalply 1y ago
That's Henry George. I don't understand all consequences yet, except one, that the wealthy and powerful object to it because it hurts them and so the Land Value Tax is rarely introduced. Even if it gets introduced, it will abolish
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by _nalply 1y ago
AI is one sharp tool cutting slices from the old internet. But perpetrators have used different tools from the start: SEO spam, algorithmic feeds, embrace/extend/extinguish, building moats, the attention economy, and many others.
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by _nalply 1y ago
Maybe. Maybe not. Given the human material (yes I know a dehumanizing formulation, but that's what Corporate does) it seems it's better not to step on anybody's toes except if it's abundantly clear that the person doesn&
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by _nalply 1y ago
Or add spirits. Another way: Let ferment it to the max. If fermentation doesn't consume all the sugar, then it's somewhat stable. Ancient wines also had resins added. Today these would probably have tasted almost medicinal, but of
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by _nalply 1y ago
It's a font that morphes the text fragment "am-" into the curly dash using a ligature. https://chriscoyier.net/2025/05/10/the-am-dash/ But that won't help for long. If the Amdash beco
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by _nalply 1y ago
Yes because "pics or it didn't happen"
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by _nalply 1y ago
Autism is seen as a large and wide spectrum of many different symptoms all called "autism". Using terms like "high functioning autism" is probably not a helpful way to talk about some color on the spectrum, however. Sour
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by _nalply 1y ago
Perhaps unsigned could help here with understanding. unsigned means, don't use of an integer MSB as sign bit. __nonstring means, the byte array might not be terminated with a NUL byte. So what happens if you use integers instead of byt
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by _nalply 1y ago
True. This would be only useful in typedefs. An API could declare some byte arrays not strings. But again, whatever.
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by _nalply 1y ago
I do understand. I imagine that it could work a little bit like unsigned: a modifier to integer types that tells that an integer's MSB is not to be used as a sign bit. __nonstring__ tells that the last byte of a byte sequence doesn&#x2
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by _nalply 1y ago
That's a simplification. AFAIC an Armenian scientist integrated Sci-Hub with Libgen, perhaps the one you meant. But the story is a lot more complicated. It's not wrong to say that Libgen is something that Russia did for the world.
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by _nalply 1y ago
Perhaps. I read about horror stories of servers chasing leaving customers and harrassing them for not tipping or too little. But of course GP was deliciously ironic, so take all with a grain of salt and a dash of black humor.
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by _nalply 1y ago
The thing is, you sound hopeful, which I think you should find worrying by itself. To be explicit: You feel the chilling effect. Wikipedia ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chilling_effect ) says: > [...] a chilling ef
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by _nalply 1y ago
> In the long run the invisible hand will dole out rewards and punishments Only in competitive markets.
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by _nalply 1y ago
First, I decided I am going to avoid atop. Even if Rachel would be wrong, it doesn't hurt not to use some specific software I don't depend on. > If someone I trust tells me to trust them, I will. Huh? When I trust someone, then
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by _nalply 2y ago
I found your analogy of a librarian only giving out quotes insightful and enlightening. Thank you. It was a TIL moment for me: Make the training data available and indexable! Similar to a snapshot of humanity's complete knowledge and s
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by _nalply 2y ago
Quite the opposite. Balkonkraftwerk sounds immediately clear and convincing. German Wikipedia has an article about it: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balkonkraftwerk
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by _nalply 2y ago
I do wonder how much of the population is using AI. On page 7 of the paper there's the diagram "Minimum fraction of tasks in use". On the left side about 75% of occupations use at least one tasks and on the right side the max
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Naming sum types is often hard(chrisdone.com)
3 points by _nalply 2y ago|0 comments
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by _nalply 2y ago
Some people will put it as as small server somewhere, then this battery is like a backup power for servers but built-in. Framework even sells a small case for this sort of usage. If I had skin in that game, I would do this. For developping

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