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by globalnode 8mo ago
its a standard pipeline, everything from everyone will look roughly similar. your book likely looks something like previous work. i wouldnt worry about it, ps i really loved your web tutorials back in the day
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by globalnode 8mo ago
> Will the future be kind and reflect back in the hindsight when Musk dies? id hazard a guess and say it will, people love to hero worship but he's his own biggest fan. nothing he built wasnt done before in some way. if im being gen
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by globalnode 8mo ago
why on earth would geniuses be the future of humankind? lost me on that line of reasoning. secondly whats wrong with ubi? there are a plenty of people that aren't able to function in the world we've created and they'd benefit
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by globalnode 8mo ago
all this tech is nice and dandy n' all but the guy in charge of it is so distasteful that id rather live in a cave with stone tools than rely on any of it.
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by globalnode 8mo ago
during covid they actually laid hospital patients face down (suspended i think?) to help with breathing when a ventilator wasnt available. this behaviour reminds me of that, perhaps your baby was doing this to help with breathing? i dont kn
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by globalnode 8mo ago
need to pay for a pro license for gpedit - normies still get forced updates
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by globalnode 8mo ago
as a counter point, in another current thread https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46789913 , there's a discussion of the "hostile codebase" of openssl. maybe they neglected preparation and "just did it&q
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by globalnode 8mo ago
assembly is fun, python is fun, both get the job done.
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by globalnode 8mo ago
trump disappearing isnt going to restore trust now the world has seen how broken american politics is.
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by globalnode 8mo ago
non researcher here -- how does one go about checking if a paper or article has been reproduced? just google it?
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by globalnode 8mo ago
you're right, once indirection appears pandoras box opens up. keep it as pass by value only, it makes the language unique. although the desire for pointers will never go away, people have used them for so long now.
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by globalnode 8mo ago
cool project. can you take the address of a variable in some way? i.e. implement your own pointers if its really really needed?
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by globalnode 8mo ago
while the non violent protests may not be as effective anymore, i think the point is that if those 3.5% are "organised and coordinated" they will be effective. can you think of any other organised minorities trying to change the w
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by globalnode 8mo ago
There are a lot of "foundations" funding their research. I don't have the patience to go searching through them to see if they may be causes of conflict of interest first, second or third hand. I just assume there's a co
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by globalnode 8mo ago
should'nt you always assume your communications are being broadcast into the air unencrypted unless you're connected with ssl/tls? even if encrypted to the tower the carrier can still intercept all your stuff.
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by globalnode 8mo ago
reminds me of a tesla turbine -- only less efficient
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by globalnode 8mo ago
origin server fell over
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by globalnode 8mo ago
if i bet on someone and they wrote this id know my money was spent well
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by globalnode 8mo ago
the same folks that presided over catastrophic global warming, animal cruelty at industrial scales and human inequality i presume. maybe we can wind those back now theyre gone?
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by globalnode 8mo ago
its possible tennis has become more of an established business now and players are being groomed by cartels as a cog in the machine, compared to the more self made outliers of the past.
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by globalnode 8mo ago
yep theres all types of people. i get hung up on the structure and shape of a source file, like its a piece of art. if it looks ugly, even if it works, i dont like it. ive seen some llm code that i like the shape of but i wouldnt like to us
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by globalnode 8mo ago
recently had need to run a legacy win32 game on linux. the game works fine but the updater is in some windows specific java that i just could not get to work, which is kind of ironic since its the "run anywhere" java that wouldnt
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by globalnode 8mo ago
yep ubuntu lost me with the tablet ui and snaps.
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by globalnode 8mo ago
not like here.
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by globalnode 8mo ago
companies and special interest groups run your country
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by globalnode 8mo ago
nice find
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by globalnode 8mo ago
or wmd, or poor locals need saving from chemical weapons attacks from their own govt. the funniest spin i heard was some clown trying to say that by taking greenland the us would be strengthening nato!
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by globalnode 9mo ago
halfway through reading it and while i like this guys attitude and agree wholeheartedly with what hes saying, if any country does what hes suggesting they'll be sanctioned, have their leaders kidnapped or get nuked... who's gonna
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by globalnode 9mo ago
vscode's become a laggy mess (admittedly only when i have 2 games open in the background, but c'mon!). i'll give zed a try.
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by globalnode 9mo ago
Theres another thread on HN at the moment about legislation being written by industry and rubber stamped by law makers. What hit me about this discussion and that one is that there's a lot of self interest out there with very little sc

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