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benibela
8d ago
>a book about this. Daemon+Freedom by Daniel Suarez though it is kind of mid
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8d ago
or the Mercurial VCS
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8d ago
>It's similar to Mochizuki claiming to have proved the ABC conjecture Now I wonder if someone could port his proof to Lean
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benibela
4mo ago
Google is also bad at not sending spam I got a lot of group spam, where someone seems to have created a google group and added my mail to it. And then people answer the spam, and the answer is also send to everyone in the group
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benibela
11mo ago
>Investing in AI infrastructure seems very risky to me. With how short of a lifecycle computing hardware generally has, does it make sense to blow billions on hardware that will need to be replaced in a few years? That also depends on th
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11mo ago
>BE EXTREMELY PESSIMISTIC. NEVER ASSUME ANYTHING WORKS. search for compiler bugs
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11mo ago
Someone posted these single file examples: https://github.com/joaopauloschuler/ai-coding-examples/tree/...
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11mo ago
whatsapp is the worst because it shows everyone the phone number
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11mo ago
Nowadays this is a premium feature and you have to pay for it
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11mo ago
I've received over 100 emails this year from these dubious mailing lists. And each mail I checked has a "X-Google-Group-Id" header. I hardly get the spam, but mostly notifications from strange email servers. "Thank you f
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Google Groups spam: Why so many people are currently receiving emails
(velometrik.com)
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11mo ago
At first I thought that was about SQLite development itself
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1y ago
the internet is being ruined everywhere. This week I wanted to download some old HN front pages on the command lines and only got "403 sorry" although I do not get that now
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1y ago
FreePascal / Lazarus There was actually just a large discussion thread in the Lazarus forum wondering about why it is not more popular, with almost 300 comments. But now the thread got locked. That might be a reason. I used Delphi on W
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1y ago
that fits, I wrote the first code for xidel almost 20 years ago and it still uses Pascal because I didn't plan to change it but just wanted to show people what I programmed 20 years ago
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2y ago
>Libraries like ag-grid only render a small portion of the total table at a time such libraries often mess the scrolling and searching up
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2y ago
My Windows has been broken for a month, because the disk is full: https://superuser.com/questions/1834247/recovering-non-booti... I do not know how to fix it without reinstalling
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2y ago
But it is read-only? I was trying to change a single file in squashfs container recently and could not find a way to do that.
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3y ago
>ctrl+shift+win+s what was wrong with the Print key?
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3y ago
And Germans tapwater tastes much better than US tapwater, there is no chlorine I drink a lot of tapwater (though usually as tea) I used to drink bottled water, because it is sparkly. I like sparkling water much more than ordinary water. Bu
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3y ago
My favorite is XPath: let $numberOfWords := count($words[.]) or let $numberOfWords := $words[.] => count()
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3y ago
Or clever code that should not be fixed I just added my own tagging to my pointers. I have 48-bit pointers and 16-bit of tagging data. I replaced all my struct { word type; char* data }; with something like (type << 48) | data. This s
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3y ago
My reason is that I have to do every challenge. Perhaps that is some kind of adhd
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3y ago
That was uneventful I thought something would happen if you solve it
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3y ago
I got stuck solving a polynomial equation system for years Perhaps I should try sending him a mail
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3y ago
We old people watched the "Once upon a time Life" anime for that
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3y ago
>First, this is a controlled panic, not a segmentation fault. But a segmentation fault is also controlled >Your use of "exception" suggests you're thinking about it in Java terms however, and Java is equivalent here. No
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3y ago
Well, it is what I remembered I do not have Windows 98 anymore. But I still have Delphi 4 installed under Wine, so I just tried it out. Just showing a messagebox from windows gives 16k Using the sysutils unit though, puts it at over 40k. An
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3y ago
Still someone might call unwrap on an Option and then run into some kind of null pointer exception
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3y ago
I was making Windows 98 apps with Delphi 4, and they were 350 KB large And I was upset that they were so big. Sometimes I used UPX. Or I kicked out all Delphi GUI libraries, and created the GUI with the Win32 API calls directly. I got 50 KB
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