godDLL

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by godDLL 1y ago
"How many cucumbers can be pickled in a washing machine?" Not pianists in Chicago, but you can get there, and it cant do it.
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by godDLL 1y ago
So is it like plugging in a normal distribution into some arithmetic? Consider maybe 1 + 1 ~ +-2 like Q factor, if you know what I mean. That would help to filter out more probabilistic noise in using it to help reason with.
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by godDLL 2y ago
That's a windows-ism, we don't like that kind of stuff. Not on any other OS we don't.
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by godDLL 3y ago
Aha. So he won his prize by his alonesome. With no exchanging of any ideas to any other party. Like, in his parents' basement, right.
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by godDLL 3y ago
Eh, this is poll data, is it not? So it's more like 46% admits they did not. You got to adjust for shame and such. I'd bet it's up to twice as much in practice, that is 92% did not actually open a book. I'll give you tha
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by godDLL 3y ago
People are interested fundamentally in other people. That is why we read, listen, watch the Internet. It connects us to a mesh of person-hubs where you can find out more about or vibe with the people and ideas that you are attracted to. May
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by godDLL 3y ago
How about a Do-Not-Track alternative where I can specify what kind of ads I'd be OK to show up alongside my browsing? It could be a header with a hash of an entry in a public list of lists of interest. Cars, travel, fashion, whatever;
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by godDLL 3y ago
I put in "m m m m m m m m m m!" Got out all kinds. W's, v's, whatnot. https://playground.play.ht/listen/18373
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by godDLL 3y ago
Sure, long as the sorting is also done by an AI. Like an AI category cloud. No changes to HN needed. Go for it.
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by godDLL 4y ago
if there were indeed hundreds of thousands of text editors, then yes, the way your thinking flows would be warranted but in reality there are less then a hundred alltogether for all time each is a project of passion, and all are resultant i
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by godDLL 4y ago
What is? Tap to that, hold to this? In Mac? Never. Shame tho...
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by godDLL 4y ago
You're stuck using things like that. For work, you're stuck choosing from what's available, because the work is to be done now, not later. If choosing I'd go with Mac for work. They have hardware that is reliable, and so
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by godDLL 4y ago
Thanks. Now having installed it a couple of months back, I'll actually try to figure it out. That's the motivation I needed.
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by godDLL 4y ago
TLDR: Apple is not handling the bugs and security issues well for it's OS releases. It does not mean that you should stop updating your software.
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by godDLL 4y ago
I don't know. I was a fan of what they were doing circa 2009-2014. Big fan. Haven't bought any computers since 2012 tho. And it looks to me like I am stuck with what I have, as what PC makers peddle is not meant for me. If I was f
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by godDLL 4y ago
I can't disagree. On the other hand, if thinking about the world as it is and not about the abstract, I'd have to say that none of what Apple did since 2015 has anything to make me upgrade my hardware. So I have like 6-8 computers
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by godDLL 4y ago
I could be a code mini-map thing. That would be perfectly reasonable.
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by godDLL 4y ago
I have a 2009 Mini connected to a Creative Labs 2.1 and it does. But then, there's a Lenovo Yoga from like 2016 that plugs into a pair of SOLO7c and that doesn't. Different stations I start with volume 55-85, they don't all h
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by godDLL 4y ago
Pretty sure overhead pilots will object heavily to that.
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by godDLL 4y ago
Vim starts in around 450ms with LSP and NeoVIM on RPi4/4gb/USB-SSD caliber of workstations. It will be 10x faster than VSCode on average, at anything. Something like X11+mesa with AwesomeWM and Rofi+Kitty or Terminus running tmux
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by godDLL 4y ago
The average engineering disposition might make you want for bigger, better workstation -- but you could, in fact, do 97% of engineering jobs with just X11, pdf reader, browser and a terminal. Jobs don't actually require you to run 100+
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by godDLL 4y ago
what is life > what is life what is what > what life is life > life is life is life life > life - this life is what what > what life is what > life is something is life something > so we live something is
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by godDLL 4y ago
That describes how it is, wherein there is no place for the above question. QED\ But, what if you're not using your perceptory/sensory consciously and can't even read that answer in the way it's formulated. Then you stil
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by godDLL 4y ago
The thing that goes "bad idea" when you're about to do a thing is a form of God. An expression of God. Future you knows anything you choose to know right now. Is ready for anything you wish to be ready for, anywhere. Has anyt
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by godDLL 4y ago
All of the time. Isn't this what computers are personal for? Doesn't everyone?
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by godDLL 4y ago
I've been using computers since ZX Spectrum days. I've seen all kinds of design-activity and design-philosophies. What's missing from today's design-thinking for me, is context-appropriate direction. Some things should b
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by godDLL 4y ago
Back then dogs would probably be preferable over the kind of fauna that would impose on you, even in the city. Besides they are a walking hand-towel, are they not.
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by godDLL 4y ago
Kinda similar to "look out" in English.
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by godDLL 4y ago
Plausible deniability does not work in Russia. If you dry your clothes on the balcony and happen to put a blue towel next to a yellow teeshirt expect a knocking down of your door and family inside. Rounding up of neighbours too.

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