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by iostream23 5y ago
Except it ain’t satire! Cue argument about non typed scripting languages with garbage collection not belonging on long running server processes, etc… “There’s this thing called the stack, a request response cycle fits inside it and actuall
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by iostream23 5y ago
The parts about accessibility, data portability, and alternative interfaces are very relevant: protocols instead of software, open standards. Remember the various messenger clients and then stuff like Trillian Pigeon etc? The federated stuf
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by iostream23 5y ago
Stretching/yoga constantly. Keep the mat unrolled and while something builds, stretch. Walking. A lot. As I’ve not been able to dance all night since COVID, I’ve started “dance walking” . It looks pretty ridiculous and keeps people gue
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by iostream23 5y ago
I like to ride my bicycle, bicycle…
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by iostream23 5y ago
But there’s a multifaceted you there. It’s pretty hard to reach your potential as a surf champion if you stay where you were born in Minnesota. It’s pretty hard to become a social butterfly in a culture that disapproves of your sexual orien
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by iostream23 5y ago
Also true. Mental boxes are mental boxes. I wouldn’t discount alternative environments for stimulating latent or dorment parts of a person, but you certainly have a good point about the perennial capacity for self transformation
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by iostream23 5y ago
1) is this novelty curve, when the thrill is gone etc. 2) happiness. In my understanding it’s a decision about how to view life in general, which couples to endocrine system responses 3) the opportunities and relative merits of different pl
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by iostream23 5y ago
Nice article and all, especially the cute drawings. I don’t agree with their conclusions. It’s pretty hard to become a surf champion if you grow up in Minnesota and stay there. Each new “reality bubble” or “box” I created in response to dif
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by iostream23 5y ago
You would make an EXCELLENT moderator or facilitator. You gave fair shrift and explanation to the various perspectives anc concerns this thread is full of. I will happily vote for you if you ever run for public office.
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by iostream23 5y ago
Downtown Saint Paul Minnesota has the “skyway system” but I’m not sure it provides any lateral stiffening, rather more movement between buildings above street level in inclement weather
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by iostream23 5y ago
Good point, I wonder if light shafts ameliorate that sufficiently, or altered internal topologies, like cutouts
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by iostream23 5y ago
Skyscrapers are disproportionately tall for their width. This leads to the mentioned lateral movement issues discussed. The great pyramid of Giza does not have such issues due to its literal pyramidic shape with its wide base. It would see
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by iostream23 5y ago
No,that is explicitly untrue: https://plausible.io/blog/google-analytics-seo#what-does-goo... Google says that they maintain separation between their ad business and the acquisition now known as google analytics
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by iostream23 5y ago
Wait, are you saying that there is recourse for reversing blockchain transactions?
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by iostream23 5y ago
There’s a difference between one kid, two kids, three kids, and that guy who had 150 kids or somesuch. There isn’t an infinite carrying capacity to any planet, nor is it reasonable to have excess of a singular species for it is at the expen
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by iostream23 5y ago
Except we just brought the JVM onboard, with its own headaches. The JVM is arguably as much of an obstacle to developing solutions as boilerplate in Java. You end up having to debug obscure JVM errors in production instead of sticking to Cl
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by iostream23 5y ago
I think that you are being unreasonable. Logic gives you zero demo trial period and its price is significantly higher. Most audio software is relatively expensive, if you have any experience, which I doubt given your claim that this compete
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by iostream23 5y ago
I disagree. I used trackers for decades but I’ll take piano roll any day.
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by iostream23 5y ago
A working recording studio will not change versions, let alone DAWs, given the non significant investment in plugins, time patching routing, probably to a physical patchbay, and hardware controllers or digital mixers that may have firmware
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by iostream23 5y ago
Crystal: Kemal, Amber, Lucky, and more… The tools have evolved, even if ROR brought a lot to the table. Speed is now a first class feature… https://crystal-lang.org/
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by iostream23 5y ago
Use HAProxy, this is what it is designed for.
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by iostream23 5y ago
Só, nginx is a freemium webserver ($2500 IIRC, the open source community edition deliberately withheld features like hot reload of configs, not sure of current status wrt versions features parity etc.) It can also serve as a proxy server, b
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by iostream23 5y ago
That is an exhilarating yet bewildering yet funny read. I’m not sure it’s enough to make me check Bloomberg repeatedly, however I’m shocked at how hip postmodern and stuff they went here. I suppose it’s just op-Ed and they can afford a litt
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by iostream23 5y ago
As in the net root, or what?
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by iostream23 5y ago
I don’t know the product, but you could certainly make a “secure iot “ device with C. Formal verification is again the search term you seek. System states. State machines being a good metaphor. Array bound checking doesn’t really matter if
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by iostream23 5y ago
They picked c++ because it’s a low level capable language that has a reasonably familiar syntax, and their primary training wheels are these simplified arruino libraries. The actual runtime framework with its “setup” and “loop” methods is a
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by iostream23 5y ago
Your metaphor that “python is the new basic” stems from desktop computers use of BASIC to teach beginning programming skills on largely 8 bit machines. Once you started with BASIC you presumably moved to learning assembly language, as many
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by iostream23 5y ago
Not to mention the hard coded file names a certain Linux screen capture utility leaves behind…
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by iostream23 5y ago
This was a great toilet read, not too long, not too short, although I’m somewhat of a speed reader. Now where did that sea sponge on the end of a stick go? No wait, that’s the toilet brush.
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by iostream23 5y ago
Well, I suppose you can examine gun crime statistics in the rest of the world and see that the US gun death numbers per capita cause of death are higher than anywhere except failed states and war zones. Do I need to cite this obvious state

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