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jhoechtl
13d ago
> Julia uses 1-based indexing. That rules it out to become a successor to Python. It sounds reasonable until you start interacting with other libraries. I do know the attemp to justify it for Lua and I don't buy it.
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jhoechtl
14d ago
So generalisation of concepts going to far?
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20d ago
The critique converning lsp and eglot support is nonetheless true.
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23d ago
The shit hit the fan once filecoin became intertwined with IPFS. So DOA long time ago.
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24d ago
I would like to see small appliances inbuilt batteries (mostly Li-Ion based) be prohibted. It contributes to device obsolescence and is a security risk --> burning waste dumps.
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26d ago
Today we know sugar was a key ingredient for brain development in humans, not just proteins because of eating meat.
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27d ago
This is not correct. I do not have the app and get tracking for my orders.
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28d ago
Something is broken on the site. I scroll a bit and then a nag screen locks further reading.
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28d ago
Symlink and done?
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1mo ago
It's foundational science. The US scuence system calls for utility and time to merket. In such a system there is little space for gluons.
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1mo ago
The sweet spot is representative democracy with a tendency of socialism, to mildly distribute welath and assure social coherence. A voting system which results in a division of force, representing the voters will. The current US administrat
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1mo ago
We hear a lot of psilocybine lately, it cures altsheimer, people in coma awake miraculously. As long as we do not understand the workings, it reminds me of the days when radium or other nuclear substances were the cure for everything.
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2mo ago
Is there any good watch outside doing GPS for position and time, minus all the body survzeilance things?
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2mo ago
So it will never last a lifetime.
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2mo ago
As a mostly recluse myself, I made.my.peace with world. The world is led by men who think the faster we arrive at utility the faster money can be made. True. The falacy on that way is to assume that people like Maxwell, Oersted and many mor
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2mo ago
I do not understand efforts like these. It's not that 98 Windows UI design has been the paramount of UX. Today's technology bloat and layer upon layer of abastractions caused a total bloat. Understanding what is required to make a
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3mo ago
This is a good point I haven't considered in the past and worth to take into the overall discussion.
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3mo ago
Thanks for sharing. That looks promising, good luck!
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3mo ago
In this regard I do find DuckDB amazing.
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3mo ago
Everyone is talking about the massive power of Radio 4 - it wasn't. Radio poland or algeria have much stronger LW broadcast.
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3mo ago
They do its called 5G broadcast. No, this doesn't require point to point connections.
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4mo ago
Is there any line between your statement, women's contraceptive pill and an ongoing decline in human intelligence?
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5mo ago
I find it hilarious how much religion is put into Gnome vs. KDE in this case. I did use both. I honestly have no strong favourite. After that many years of Linux desktop environment DE hopping I came to the conslusion that the DE should ge
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5mo ago
Ladies and gentlemen, last round, free lunch is over.
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5mo ago
Back in the stone ages XOR ing was just 1 byte of opcode. Habbits stick. In effect XORing is no longer faster since a long time.
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5mo ago
A delicate topic with many perspectives. Our small families make it possible to devote so much energy to our kids. However autonomy is all so important to become a strong adult later. We deliberately need let go more than we do now.
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5mo ago
As you mention Lafarge. I think his fallacy and other theorists of its time and school of thinking was mankinds natural sense of enough os enough. Lafarge wont come true with the quite large inequality of wealth and mankinds appetite for di
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5mo ago
> OpenOffice and LibreOffice already feel irrelevant and dated to begin with. It is the only non cloud free office solution which is truely free. How can this be irrelevant?
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6mo ago
That the elite is poisoning the masses.
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6mo ago
Ny that time office will be cloud only.
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