flysand7

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by flysand7 21d ago
Opening up devtools during ADHD test is so ADHD, almost as if he didn't even need the psychiatrist to explain the results :D
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by flysand7 6mo ago
Something tells me this ain't the kind of redundancy aerospace engeneering really needs
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by flysand7 6mo ago
1969: Our toilets suck, better be miticulous and careful with waste 2026: Too much shit, we need to design new toilets
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by flysand7 6mo ago
Cats aren't social species, they don't have the capability to understand what is and isn't private. If a cat wants to lick its balls it'll do that, even if the owner is watching. Also, even if we wanted to push for some
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by flysand7 6mo ago
A chinese company Hello has created an app called Hello Street Cat - a livestreaming app that allows viwers to donate money to feed stray cats. Presumably, since it's the same company, maybe they purchased the feeders in bulk, that&#x2
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by flysand7 6mo ago
I enjoyed it too! Enough technical details to be useful, but not too boring.
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by flysand7 10mo ago
yea, me (pls dont crack)
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by flysand7 1y ago
This reminds me a Russian localization of the "Search" bar on some version of Windows 10, which reads something like "Type the prompt to perform search". Also weirdly infantilizing, overly verbose and just plain weird. H
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by flysand7 1y ago
This article, although is trying to provide some arguments as for why package managers are "evil", I found the argumentation pretty weak/non-descriptive. It's good if you have the experiences that confirm a specific poin
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by flysand7 1y ago
There's something similar I've done programming on linux. I've been working on some things in Odin programming language for a while and there are a ton of changes I've made where the commit contained an executable, becau
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by flysand7 1y ago
As someone who knows what they're talking about, I'm curious to hear from you, why you consider use-after-free an undefined behavior and not an unspecified behavior instead? Because as far as I know both undefined behavior and uns
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by flysand7 1y ago
Watched this video yesterday, and damn, it's really delightful watching experts make content about things they are passionate about. This love and passion is contageous, and even me, who up to this point knew almost nothing about birds
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by flysand7 1y ago
I don't think the birds will like the sounds of that :)
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by flysand7 1y ago
Speaking of postgres, you don't even need a function, you can just use RETURNING clause of a modifying query to provide data source for the select: select * from ( delete from users returning id )
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by flysand7 1y ago
Except the pain of hitting your pinky on a corner. That one's very real
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by flysand7 1y ago
I really suggest not removing them as they are a great way to estimate the length of the article (which was the first thing I tried to do on your page and had to spend a good minute first looking for a scroll bar, and then holding Page Down
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by flysand7 1y ago
The analysis seems to disagree with the data shown in the graphs about the labels of "left" and "right". The author seems to be confusing left/right? It's not just the first stacked bar, but also the third (avg
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by flysand7 1y ago
The biggest thing I'd want from a calculator -- having to calculate numeric expressions involving units, and getting the result in a specific unit. This is something I've used the google search prompt for because it can do these t
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by flysand7 1y ago
I'm kinda wondering are there any countries that still use the long scale nowadays? For me the biggest thing I've had to learn is that in Russian we use a short scale, except we don't have "billion" and instead it&#
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by flysand7 1y ago
I'd go as far as to say it is carbon-based. >they cracked cell membranes >they found DNA Which by the way are carbon-based chemicals.
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by flysand7 1y ago
So I've got some things that seem a little bit weird to me: 1. Typing uppercase characters counts as a mistake I'm not sure how that got to be the case, but somehow typing an uppercase letter instead of the lowercase is a mistake,
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by flysand7 1y ago
Yeah, this kinda becomes a problem when the library you are using does not distribute its source code, so even if you get the line, this information is practically useless to you. This has been my biggest problem with exceptions, one, for
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by flysand7 1y ago
Apprently this claim got removed in README in c4710d3e17b3888946e2283a26ad54968f8e9196 So yes apparently they have joined the dark side and embraced the yaml hell
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by flysand7 1y ago
What does "fast" mean? Would have preferred to see benchmarks if this claim is to be made. I'm curious to see if it's faster than other CI workflow engines
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by flysand7 1y ago
f00 is red, 1000h is the number of colors
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by flysand7 1y ago
I'm curious as to how do they violate it
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by flysand7 1y ago
Or just make a new kind of heroin
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by flysand7 1y ago
RemedyBG might also be worth looking at. It is my go to debugger that I've used on Windows and it's made to look and feel like the debugger that comes with Visual Studio, except that it works way faster and you can hold the "
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by flysand7 1y ago
Knuth's "Art of Programming" had a hypothetical machine with 5-bit words.
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by flysand7 1y ago
Damn thought this was about like school tests, which is something I did a lot, try to memorize everything just before the test. Guess I got baited into clicking LLM article again

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