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by fodkodrasz 4d ago
It is the same. I mean many mainstream languages made thinking in datastructures hard. Not a coincidence why functional languages, Haskell, F#, OCAML, Scala, Clojure, LISP, etc. had their enthusiast, as they felt just like what you claim. T
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by fodkodrasz 4d ago
Of course it is needed in a https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telescreen ... Some "smart" TVs could do skype in the past, I'm not sure if they needed external headsets of worked with builtin mikes.
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by fodkodrasz 10d ago
We are not post scarcity, we are just living up our future, soil erosion, freshwater depletion, fisheries collapsing, climate change making farming collapse on a continental level (European Draughts), but sure, we are so post scarcity, we d
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by fodkodrasz 11d ago
I wonder how NetBSD would work with the hardware, if the mentioned bugs were already fixed there maybe? NetBSD has wide old/obscure platform, with a wider community using it somewhat more actively on those.
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by fodkodrasz 12d ago
Do you have to have experience with AWS Kiro? I'd be interested in a comparision between them. :)
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by fodkodrasz 13d ago
The modern phrasing of "improve" and "develop" for destroy is pretty upsetting to me. My environment was improved to an unliveable asphalt/gravel sprawl from edge of city with woods with frog and birdsong...
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by fodkodrasz 16d ago
Good.
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by fodkodrasz 16d ago
Most if the "important" parts of the internet are unusable already by default, without an ad blocker. As long the government sites, banks, etc. work (who already know my personal detail due to the nature of their services and the
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by fodkodrasz 17d ago
Hungary was largely swamps and marshlands in the past, much of which was drained to give way for large-field monocultural agriculture, this started in the 19th century, and was further developed, until we got here. Now the "non-existen
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by fodkodrasz 20d ago
Nope? The "streamed JSON" needs --- line sparators, which is not a JSON spec feature, thus that data stream is valid YAML from that point, bot not a valid JSON stream. NDJSON is a different beast.
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by fodkodrasz 20d ago
I'm not happy this is not an ECB project, but commercial banks are behind. I'm sceptical if this will stay free, and on how our transaction data is used.
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by fodkodrasz 20d ago
> YAML is (or at least, is declared by its maintainers to be) a superset of JSON, making any JSON document also a valid YAML document. > So surely if YAML is streamable, JSON must be too? Given YAML is not a subset, but a superset of
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by fodkodrasz 20d ago
The modern societies are being infantilized. This is a symptom of that.
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by fodkodrasz 20d ago
Certainly, if your definition of Europe is Belgium, France and Germany. > Wero is a product of EPI Company SE > Available in Belgium, France and Germany. Greetings from the rest of Europe.
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by fodkodrasz 20d ago
There is no problem with YAML, just like there was no problem with XML at all. The problem is with the software devs who use it for the wrong thing. I just wonder why JSON doesn't get all the hate, while it is a terrible format also: i
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by fodkodrasz 21d ago
All AI vendors are hostile to the developer community. This is by definition: they are creating replacements of developers.
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by fodkodrasz 21d ago
I love how the official answer tells the customer they are doing it wrong, and they are in the bad now... and then there is a later answer from the customer that the bill has returned to normal automatically.
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by fodkodrasz 21d ago
Totally agree, just summarized what I found in the press release. Even boring engineering is honest work, and this is not boring, even if not cutting edge in my understanding. Nuclear operations have their special challenges which need spec
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by fodkodrasz 21d ago
IPSec may be a pain... but WireGuard is as simple as it gets in my opinion. Yeah, you may need to know basic IP concepts, like MTU... NAT traversal is a different topic, WG won't help in that, and that can actually be a pain. I guess w
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by fodkodrasz 21d ago
So this is basically a calutron... a huge mass spectrometer. 1940s technology, upgraded with state-of-the-now control systems, and electromagnets. A formidable engineering work, but more of a breakthrough from legislation and compliance per
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by fodkodrasz 21d ago
Maybe you are right, at least partially, I can identify many of its flaws myself. However for example my homeland has tried communism/socialism, and went through brief periods of anarchy, and the same can be told about all. My family h
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by fodkodrasz 23d ago
> Hide My Email addresses are not just a random string at icloud.com. They use plausibly-human names, probably generated by a language model. why would random selection from sets of predefined strings and joining them using a ".&quo
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by fodkodrasz 24d ago
People are praising how this new age of owning our stuff is here, while actually all this will bring is stricter lockdown in every level of the supply chain. Enjoy while it lasts, but I expect even more closed stuff, and less openness from
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by fodkodrasz 1mo ago
It is still working on it!
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by fodkodrasz 1mo ago
Exactly! Thanks for your reply.
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by fodkodrasz 1mo ago
I have just recently learned there is a great feature for this, which I really miss in LibreOffice, since I came to know it exists: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/excel/display-the-relati... https:/&#x2
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by fodkodrasz 1mo ago
the UX was so terrible that it was inevitable it won't stick. It was clunky and alien on every productivity platform, I attempted to work in a team leveraging it, and it was painful on windows and macos alike. I just deleted it as I no
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by fodkodrasz 1mo ago
The whole targeting phrasing mixes cause and effect. Evolution, as we currently understand it, is working differently: it is random effects and seeing what sticks, as you phrased, not targeting anything specifically. The level of consciou
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by fodkodrasz 1mo ago
> does that mean the fungus had targeted humans genetically? very utilitarian and anthropocentric world view. Why would a random thing in the world specifically targeting humans with some niche effect? Did cocoa plant target humans speci
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by fodkodrasz 1mo ago
For me this is already a better value proposition, as less value add happens in the US. With the US being a perpetrator in trade war against the EU, even this matters. Everything counts, in large amounts...

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