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grt_thr
3y ago
I guess I should just never have to pay for another movie since I can't play it back in my head flawlessly.
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3y ago
Rust has been rather monolithic. There is no such thing as a rust spec, just whatever the rust compiler does. This is a good first step to making it into a language people work in rather than just blog about.
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3y ago
We can't do unit tests against a database with a known state. How do you think one does a unit test on hardware in an unknown state?
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3y ago
For secular states. The coat of arms of the Kingdom of Jerusalem used gold on silver. The coat of arms of the papacy on the other hand is not the flag so they can do whatever they feel like there.
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3y ago
You start a project that aims to be inclusive of everyone you end up with people who aren't accepted anywhere else. In short: gates are there for a reason.
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3y ago
Ironically enough this sounds exactly like how bing was justifying its gas lighting before it got lobotomised.
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3y ago
If Firefox was bad for Google then would Google be paying them 500m a year?
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3y ago
There are dozens of smaller browsers that don't abuse their users. When Firefox loses the mind share it no longer deserves they will finally get enough money to hire a full-time developer.
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3y ago
There isn't a German expedition energy market, there is a European one.
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3y ago
The current logo was from 2018.
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3y ago
It's been literally 5 hours. How could anyone possibly tell if this is successful or not?
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3y ago
Pointing out that people are impressed by form and not substance isn't venom, it's the first step to bringing mathematics into the 20th century.
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3y ago
That is a proof of the same way that print("Hello World") is an executable.
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3y ago
Mathematics as shown in textbooks is not rigorous. I don't understand why so many people fetishize something they saw at university. Formalised mathematics are incomprehensible to humans and orders of magnitude longer then anything you
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3y ago
> But it's imaginable that these concerns It's also imaginable that we can build an engine that runs on entropy. Doesn't mean it's possible.
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https://www.euronews.com/green/2023/03/09/climate-change-eur... Not sure how the second warmest winters ever recorded can be cooler than the average of the next 4 warmest winters.
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3y ago
The ambiguity is exponential. I wish that the people hyping on llms read the older literature and sentence parsing. The only reason why people are so impressed is that chatgpt sometimes gives better results than Google. Which just ought to
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When I was a post grad I could make less than I would at McDonalds for work I was volontold to do. I did the smart thing and quit. When you select for people who don't do the smart thing and want to be exploited in exchange for prestig
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I was number 3 admin for two defaults back when there were only 20 defaults. Power mods are a cancer that got all the regular mods banned and then ran the places to the ground.
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Then issue is that gnome 2 was actually good. Gnome 3 was not.
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3y ago
Is this a joke or are you trolling to make the gnome devs look even more unreasonable?