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   by funcDropShadow 2y ago

   Then look at the TOS of Whatsapp, Facebook, and Instagram.
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   by funcDropShadow 2y ago

   And how do you update a project started with template x version 1.2.3 to template 1.3.4?
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   by funcDropShadow 2y ago

   Obviously, there is an xkcd for that: https://xkcd.com/1172/
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   by funcDropShadow 2y ago

   So according to that "specification" no optimization is allowed. Since that would almost always change the "heating behavior" of code. Therefore, it is absurd.
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   by funcDropShadow 2y ago

   > Kilim was the first for Java iirc. No, the JDK had builtin green-threads behind a command line flag around Java 1.1 on Solaris.
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   by funcDropShadow 2y ago

   > “calories in calories out” accounts for 80% of weight loss and weight gain That is simply not true for people that are already obese.
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   by funcDropShadow 3y ago

   > It's the web. For most people it's Google's web. You can't see anything Chrome is doing if Google doesn't want you to see it.
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   by funcDropShadow 3y ago

   >> cloud is not meaningfully leveraged >I would very much warn about this. "Leveraging" cloud is a massive double-edged sword. Absolutely, the "cloud" is a tool like many others. Don't use them if you don&#
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   by funcDropShadow 3y ago

   Templates to me means distributing them in a usable fashion, and all templates should be able to be used via invoking some binary and providing inputs/flags. I am wondering why nobody talks about using version control tools for templat
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    by funcDropShadow 3y ago

    This sounds like mistaking five minutes of googling as research. Sorry, for being so snarky. Please look around you and talk to your new customers as other posters already suggested. And talk to the management. Which perceived problems lead
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    by funcDropShadow 3y ago

    If the OS changes its fundamental behaviors it is less stable not more.. It might be more secure, though I am not convinced in this case.
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    by funcDropShadow 3y ago

    Isn't doing data science locally in a browser like tieing one arm to your back and trying to tie your shoe laces? Why would you do it?
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    by funcDropShadow 3y ago

    And the vegan climate activists that prefer to wear plastic shoes from mineral oil instead of responsibly produced leather shoes are not getting emotional?
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    by funcDropShadow 3y ago

    Have you tried magit with making it use $EDITOR for commit messages?
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    by funcDropShadow 3y ago

    Magit is built on such a framework. It is called 'transient' an Emacs Lisp library.
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    by funcDropShadow 3y ago

    You just have to navigate to other orbits without passing through lower orbits.
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    by funcDropShadow 3y ago

    > discussing what constitutes "valid" reading. How can reading be valid or invalid? In my opinion the usage of the word valid in such a context is complete, nonsense. It is similar to trans people proclaiming, they are invalida
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    by funcDropShadow 3y ago

    Try it for some longer time. Scrolling on Macbook becomes subconscious. I don't think about it anymore. I don't even notice that I am moving my fingers. The scroll pane just moves where I want it to move. Simulating the behavior o
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    by funcDropShadow 3y ago

    And moving a network protocol implementation into PID1 is good why? So any security vulnerability in the DHCP implementation gives you root.
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    by funcDropShadow 3y ago

    > Listening to audiobooks is reading, end of story. Quit gatekeeping, What is it with people complaining about so called gatekeeping. Most of the time there is nobody guarding the gate to keep people outside. Usually, there is just some
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    by funcDropShadow 3y ago

    Actually there is. But let us not go there.
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    by funcDropShadow 3y ago

    From the article: > In the same study, those who had mild and resolved COVID-19 showed cognitive decline equivalent to a three-point loss of IQ. In comparison, those with unresolved persistent symptoms, such as people with persistent sho
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    by funcDropShadow 3y ago

    > The only thing is that most users don't know at all, or don't care. They will learn when they have been hacked often enough. We should stop treating everyone as children. Oh no, children are now treated like adults.
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    by funcDropShadow 3y ago

    > the convenience of a terminal lies in its ability to provide a universal way of managing tasks without needing to be proficient in all UI elements. That's a gross misrepresentations of the value proposition of a terminal ui. Even
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    by funcDropShadow 3y ago

    > But the dissatisfaction of older generation is constant for thousands of years. And there is no dissatisfaction of the younger generation? There is no, this is the old way let's do it differently because we are more clever by the
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    by funcDropShadow 3y ago

    Everything is linear if plotted log-log with a fat magic marker (Mar's Law) [1]. [1]: https://spacecraft.ssl.umd.edu/akins_laws.html
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    by funcDropShadow 3y ago

    +1
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    by funcDropShadow 3y ago

    GP wasn't talking about appeasement. The west has to make sure, that it is not a winning option to attack it.
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    by funcDropShadow 3y ago

    But Germany has a left-wing government. And it is pushing this week to enact a law to prohibit speech that is not extreme enough to be against the constitution or otherwise criminal.
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    by funcDropShadow 3y ago

    > Techbros always insist on infantilizing users. Why do you use Techbros as a derogative term here? How does it contribute to the discussion? > I think it's a weird combination of gatekeeping and a superiority complex. Why is it