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ihatepython
4y ago
Don't worry, AI will cause a lot more problems than it will solve.
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4y ago
> Focus on something you expect AI not to exceed professional humans at in the next couple of decades. So I should focus on driving a car?
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4y ago
I'm pretty sure that being facetious is against the community guidelines. The post really should be flagged immediately.
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I agree but it's better than listening to Ed Sheeran Edit: To be honest, I find something like 'Band In A Box' to be more impressive and actually useful, I don't understand how I would ever use this or listen to this. To
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The Fed is one of the most misunderstood institutions. Basically, everything you have said is completely wrong, which makes difficult to write a reply, because where to start? In short, the original design of the Fed was correct, where each
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4y ago
Interesting. I'm actually thinking of adding some kind of Pie menu to Ejacs, perhaps a Cream Pie menu would be appropriate
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Ah, I think I understand. Eight Jizzabytes And Constantly Swapping
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4y ago
Can you explain why that name is unfortunate?
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4y ago
Macromedia actually acquired Flash as well, the original program was FutureSplash which was bought and re-branded by Macromedia, but this was a very early version
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4y ago
Pretty sure it was Charcoal and not Geneva.
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> and it just doesn't make headline news? It would only make headline news if the perpetrator was white. In the event that the perpetrator was black, the story would be quickly buried.
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4y ago
Quantum engineering is both easy and hard.
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It's true, I/O is no longer the bottleneck. The bottleneck now is interviewers who think they have the knowledge and expertise, but do not. However their authoritative position ends up distorting everything, and then said person b
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4y ago
Actually I think System 6 predates the Mac OS naming scheme
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4y ago
Are you familiar with how Putin came to power, the situation with Yeltsin, and Gorbachev? Also, everything the media tells you is a lie to get everyone on one side.
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> Crash logs are a different beast. I was under the impression that Firefox was written in Rust. Doesn't this eliminate crashes? Rust is a safe language after all. There should not be any crash logs with Rust.
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4y ago
Just a sidenote, I have been able to run Windows 98 on an Ivy Bridge computer (an Optiplex). PCI cards work if you have drivers (I have a Soundblaster PCI128). My main motivation has been for MIDI, (Cubase 2.8). I haven't tried any gam
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4y ago
I'm probably wrong, but my intuition tells me (in terms of Theory of Computation) that Forth is a programming language for Push-Down-Automata, and not a full-blown Turing Machine.
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4y ago
Is this much different than Winamp's Advanced Visualization Studio? That was also 'programmable', depending on how you define programmable I suppose
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Back in my day we called them visualizers
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> One junior programmer had to sell his Ducati, get a bus pass, and ended up in retail at Borders. And then Borders went out of business.
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4y ago
My own definition: If the ingredient list contains something that you are not exactly sure what it is, then it is processed. Personally I consider a can of skipjack tuna in spring water to be unprocessed, even though it has been canned. I c
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4y ago
Personally I don't believe in the no-win situation
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The most intuitive UI that I have ever used is Intuition on the Amiga. It's in the name, after all
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> Is intuitiveness the right word? I make the same arguments about Vim, that it's one of the most logically consistent editors once you learn the basic set of primitives (not perfect of course). But I don't think anyone would c
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> Some really unhinged ideologues are in positions of power right now. Yes this may be true, but Jacinda won the election fair and square
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4y ago
And Jun for June?
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Hmm. Recently I have been using my api-keys as actual function names. Maybe that's not such a good idea
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4y ago
maybe 12oz, but this is high quality, not at all like the stuff you would get in Wellington /s
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I would be on-board with this as long as we compile everything into WebAssembly with Emscripten first
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