mayoi

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by mayoi 4y ago
Now go tell me which one of those is C++, you know, this thing that is about to adopt every single concept in our universe :)
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by mayoi 4y ago
When you start naming text and people "content" on webpages that you need to "consume" as efficiently as possible, you should know that it's time to go outside and touch grass. https://www.gnu.org/ph
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by mayoi 4y ago
Changing it back is a change by itself, genius.
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by mayoi 4y ago
You can already call most things "content" without a whiff of irony. Just look at youtube. "Content creators", you think they're misusing the words? No they're being 100% genuine to you what their intention is.
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by mayoi 4y ago
You can always contribute by crawling ipv4 range searching for http servers that don't necessarily have a domain pointing at them and posting a list for us when you're done crawling it merely once :)
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by mayoi 4y ago
Just a wild guess based on past 2 years, but probably outside.
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by mayoi 4y ago
Why does it matter? You love seafood, so just literally run grep on the entire page and if it contains the word then include it as a correct. In reality, you will miss a lot of real seafood pages because they don't really need to menti
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by mayoi 4y ago
It cannot be gamed. You wrote your own search engine, you wrote your own filters, you know how it works and noone else. Whitelists that I wrote by hand also don't introduce new unexpected entries by the way :) This instead could be mor
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by mayoi 4y ago
Who stops people from running their own search engines? As if you cannot look up address range of your own country then crawl your whole country for websites that may be hosted by people living locally. As if you cannot do the same with a f
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by mayoi 4y ago
"Sleep" has a loose definition and going by the least restrictive one, I cannot go without sleep for more than 18 hours. My brain just stops working. I've been "awake" for 42 hours before, but the the second day was
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by mayoi 4y ago
What? Why would I trust "br3f" with "sensitive URL"? Why would it be accessible by anyone or from anywhere to begin with? And most importantly, why would I put it in email which is literally the least secure form of comm
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by mayoi 4y ago
How about harvesting water from the oceans? Novel idea I know. I wonder what situation in Africa would be like if nuclear reactors were built to be cooled on seawater and excess steam was collected as semi-clean water that is a lot easier t
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by mayoi 4y ago
Yeah and chocolate straight up kills dogs, so what's your point? I don't see anyone shilling against coffee which is literally a drug like alcohol and tobacco however. Same people who want me to avoid sugar also want me to not use
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by mayoi 4y ago
It helps everyone and always. Don't believe me? Go program with it completely turned off for a month. If you can suffer that long without switching back prematurely, maybe you're built different, and that's good for you, but
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by mayoi 4y ago
I wonder why noone simply vandalizes it. It would be funny if someone with an angle grinder came to the public bench and cut off the "arm rests" that you can't even rest your arm on because their only purpose is to prevent ho
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by mayoi 4y ago
> He submits PRs that have lots of weird merging issues [1] that are too complicated to unpack and I end up creating new branches to cherry pick his contributions manually. You could start by not doing this and instead working your way t
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by mayoi 4y ago
And I'm not sure how this contradicts what I wrote.
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by mayoi 4y ago
Android works just fine on my smartphone.
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by mayoi 4y ago
What is a job of a developer again? I wonder where's the strain considering you have to actually have an idea what you're doing, implement that idea, compile it and then run the tests to see whether your idea isn't shit to ac
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by mayoi 4y ago
My email server is configured to send all cold email straight into the trash and I never ever even see it. The only way to bypass this is to make me aware of your existence and also convince me that I should care, life is too short to read
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by mayoi 4y ago
> If someone isn't fluent in English how are they going to be fluent in code? By being good at programming and not English? Writing code is more like solving mathematical problems rather than writing English essays...
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by mayoi 4y ago
> the US, the largest exporter of the commodity is having problems I can't help but laugh at the fact that infographics on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloud_seeding literally have the iconic Fairchild Republi
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by mayoi 4y ago
I'm curious how can there only be 5 dimensions when there's more than 5 fields of study that people dedicate their lives to which all require different kinds of mindsets to approach.
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by mayoi 4y ago
You can always simply install a better text editor that doesn't spy on you.
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by mayoi 4y ago
The only horseman of infocalypse that I know is my government and I'm not sure where other 3 went.
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by mayoi 4y ago
> No topic variation Seems like an useless study then because most people would consider me antisocial but even I can rapid fire stupid generic smalltalk responses and questions which may very well have been that "constant topic&quo
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by mayoi 4y ago
It doesn't really matter to me that much because it's all useless and too long to remember that I will bookmark everything I care about and give them a proper name handwritten title by myself, but if I had to choose, it would inst
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by mayoi 4y ago
Yes they do, they know that it's okay to do things at other's expense and how easy it is... I'm not sure that's the "better" we need however.
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by mayoi 4y ago
As the old saying goes... Works on my machine.
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by mayoi 4y ago
What does time have to do with entropy? Does alternate reality where entropy tends to order imply that time is flowing backwards somehow? Do things need to change for time to flow at all? Does time need to "flow" if there's n

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