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by anon25783 8mo ago
I'm using a current version of VS Code with the IntelliSense mode set to `linux-gcc-x64` and it seems to work quite well actually.
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Beebo, a wave simulator written in C(git.sr.ht)
63 points by anon25783 8mo ago|5 comments
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by anon25783 9mo ago
Would that be worth anything, though? What about the overhead of clock cycles needed for loading from and storing to RAM? Might not amount to a net benefit for performance, and it could also potentially complicate heat management I bet.
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by anon25783 1y ago
...Huh. So does this increased biodiversity mean that I have, perhaps, stronger immune defenses or quicker healing in certain oral tissues due to hybrid vigor[1] in the back of my throat? [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
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by anon25783 2y ago
pretty sure the C type system is not turing complete, but that doesn't necessarily make it superior
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by anon25783 2y ago
Woman here. The thesis of this article is a gross overgeneralization. There is no doubt in my mind that, if sex robots became more commonplace, some women would be using them. Though we tend to be into different things, our sexual inter
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by anon25783 2y ago
The DOGE is mainly staffed by former employees of Elon Musk's companies, many of them being in their early twenties and one being 19 years old [1]. The presence of so many Musk associates is a conflict of interest: supposing "god
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by anon25783 2y ago
I think you're right, and I also wonder: Considering how hard it is for us to engineer a fusion plant that merely "breaks even" in terms of energy made usable to us, will fusion plants ever be competitive with fission plants?
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by anon25783 2y ago
And where will this person sleep? What will they eat? How will they speak all the local languages from Portuguese to Turkish? What if their bike gets stolen?
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by anon25783 2y ago
You could host bug tracking separately from git, with Bugzilla perhaps?
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by anon25783 2y ago
Yes! There are alternatives to Github, people! Diversify! Switch to Sourcehut or Gitea or Gitlab or even DIY with Gitolite. git is a decentralized peer-to-peer system, we shouldn't let Microsoft have a monopoly on its use.
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by anon25783 3y ago
Ah, so of course you yourself, or someone you care about, would never be a guilty person, right? You would never find yourself, say, breaking a law that you didn't know about, or doing something that's technically a criminal act b
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by anon25783 3y ago
Some websites have a feature for that called a "block button"
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by anon25783 3y ago
This is true and especially apparent to those who have suffered it.
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by anon25783 3y ago
Taking psilocybin in a corporate setting sounds like a bad time imo, even at a low dose. Plus, there's always that one guy at the office Christmas party...
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by anon25783 3y ago
I'm never surprised when this happens. But I wish it didn't happen so frequently on this website in particular. Oh well.
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by anon25783 3y ago
The GDP of the USA is about 28 trillion dollars. The US military's budget alone is over eight hundred billion dollars. I think we can manage.
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by anon25783 3y ago
The systemic racism in the public and private economic sectors of American society is of a subtler character than the individual racism promoted by the kinds of people who run explicitly pro-fascist websites. Unlike those people, most US co
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by anon25783 3y ago
Well, if you change your email address, I guess you just don't receive the message. I don't think there's any way around that unless you maintain an unbroken chain of email forwarding from older addresses.
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by anon25783 3y ago
> "former Republican governor without a Ph.D" - Are these traits disqualifiers for some reason? A Ph.D. is a pretty reasonable qualification to expect of a university director.
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by anon25783 3y ago
Some people have had the same email address longer than that.
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by anon25783 3y ago
Ever try Disco Elysium?
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by anon25783 3y ago
Absolutely! That's how the "walled garden" business model works.
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by anon25783 3y ago
Is it so shocking that a government agency might take an inhumane approach to managing their public image?
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by anon25783 3y ago
You know what's funny? Those tungsten cubes that were a fad recently will be among the most enduring relics of our time, because tungsten is extremely hard and corrosion-resistant. I imagine some archaeologist digging one of those up i
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by anon25783 3y ago
yeah
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by anon25783 3y ago
Indeed. At minimum, approximately everyone in China, Russia, and other states currently or formerly governed by a self-described Communist party, i.e. at least a quarter of all people alive. Not to mention that it is becoming difficult to g
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by anon25783 3y ago
He was not "fond" of capitalism - he rightly considered it preferable to feudalism, but to Marx, capitalism and liberalism were two sides of the same coin: capitalism the economic side, liberalism the political side. He was a revo
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by anon25783 3y ago
I think the most famous man in history would have to be Jesus of Nazareth. Marx is definitely up there, though.
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by anon25783 3y ago
In what sense is Wikipedia "state/oligarch controlled"?

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