ketralnis

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by ketralnis 10d ago
This administration has spent quite a lot of time going after media companies.
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by ketralnis 8mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fLzEX1TPBFM
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by ketralnis 1y ago
Sure but it will just select the word in your browser
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by ketralnis 1y ago
If the only thing it did was give me references that's already a leg up
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by ketralnis 1y ago
Shrug, programmers always have weird names for things https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8OnoxKotPQ
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by ketralnis 1y ago
I also don't read all of the terms and conditions, and I feel free to get mad at unreasonable items that I discovered while using the product. Fight me.
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by ketralnis 1y ago
Have you considered taking neutrino supplements? The nice thing about them is that they're flavour changing
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by ketralnis 1y ago
It's up to you if you think it's "better" but it's answering the question of whether Peano axioms are the only fundamental structure
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by ketralnis 2y ago
This is exactly why even as a programmer I don't own pretty much any tech crap at all. No cloud connected home automation, photo frames, voice assistant, smart lock, wifi washing machine, nothing. The whole industry is just too brittle
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by ketralnis 2y ago
In that case the pilot would still be able to override controls
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by ketralnis 2y ago
That there is a computer at ATC that a human looks at, reads what it says with their eyes, speaks those instructions over the radio in a specific protocol, another human listens to it (and confirms within that protocol), and inputs those co
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by ketralnis 2y ago
No? You can have a photos app that doesn't phone home while not having to move to a cabin in the woods. See: every photos app that doesn't phone home, and I currently don't live in a cabin in the woods.
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by ketralnis 2y ago
> I love how I get downvoted for every negative comment about this rather than an actual rebuttal of the issues. It's because you haven't mentioned any issues. Just said it's terrible and buggy. Nobody can debug that for y
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by ketralnis 2y ago
I don't know why it's named that way but you need some number of cross-country flights and hours because there are skills that you pick up doing that (several kinds of navigation, fuel management, weather management, flight planni
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by ketralnis 2y ago
No, it's not just the computer world. Affordable housing where I live is a specific thing. Below-market-rate housing purchaseable/rentable with specific income requirements. Some number of units in new builds are usually required
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by ketralnis 2y ago
I have a lot of conversations like "There's a technique called 'secure computation', which confusingly is not just computation that is secure", "They're building affordable housing, which confusingly is no
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by ketralnis 2y ago
Python also detects this situation (at runtime using refcounts) and does in-place mutations where possible https://github.com/python/cpython/blob/a2ee89968299fc4f0da4b...
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by ketralnis 2y ago
This is my experience. About 25% of the time I'd encounter a bug that's impossible to reproduce without both versions of the code in memory, and end up restarting the node anyway dropping requests in the process. Whereas if I&#x27
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by ketralnis 2y ago
Also... they DID sell that seat. To the person that bought it, and paid for it, and then didn't use it. They didn't cost the airline any money. They paid for the seat. They don't get the money back for the seat they don'
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by ketralnis 2y ago
Sure yes. Just like caniuse https://caniuse.com/flexbox
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by ketralnis 2y ago
https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1361-6382/abdf6e > provide optimizations for the Alcubierre metric that decrease the negative energy requirements by two orders of magnitude It still requires neg
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by ketralnis 2y ago
Maybe to give additional fans when the environment is so loud you can't hear them anyway
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by ketralnis 2y ago
What company was this?
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by ketralnis 2y ago
I'm in the exact same situation. I'm still on 7 (the last fully local version) but the cracks are starting to show. I can forgive them for iOS forcing you onto their update treadmill but they've intentionally crippled the Fir
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by ketralnis 2y ago
> anything other than a safely encrypted SQLite file There is a little bit of subtlety to this https://www.cs.ox.ac.uk/files/6487/pwvault.pdf
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by ketralnis 2y ago
Feels like people calling bad scrolling and other jitter "janky" to just mean that it's a bit crap and people deciding that "jank" is a technical term. No buddy jank just means jank and slop just means slop. This is
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by ketralnis 2y ago
If the UI is my shell then it is. If it's part of a larger script being executed by python embedded in a cron job wrapped in a burrito, it may not be
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by ketralnis 2y ago
No. Rust has no controls for side effects or allocations
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by ketralnis 2y ago
This happens at runtime. I want something in the type system.
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by ketralnis 2y ago
Capabilities help a lot if you just want to permit/deny the action. But maybe I want to know more than "can it allocate", I also want to be able to pass in an arena to make it allocate in a particular place and I might want t

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