pestatije

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by pestatije 6d ago
this needs more detail... everything does, where else otherwise?... but also its a use case scenario so it depends on the user
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by pestatije 6d ago
if you don't enjoy it, there's no point in pushing it in at all
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by pestatije 6d ago
not tangential at all...try setting up a swap partition
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by pestatije 6d ago
that comparison says more about you than about how high school girls science is
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by pestatije 6d ago
in ur backyard not mine thx
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by pestatije 7d ago
their just criminal orgs
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by pestatije 8d ago
exactly what I first thought...by the stopwatch their not
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by pestatije 8d ago
no need for the 'Chinese' bit
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by pestatije 8d ago
theyll pick the shit, they might pour some water from a bottle where the dog peed... but the main problem is the sheer amount of dogs in cities, people are just non-committal on having babies and instead keep a dog or two
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by pestatije 9d ago
In Spain dogs have taken over city parks, so pretty much the description is correct... nobody in their right mind lets their children play with the sand in parks in Spain
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by pestatije 10d ago
who'd be in charge of the thermostat? if this followed my offices practices we'd be in ww3 before any heating/cooling had a chance to kill anyone
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by pestatije 10d ago
why the animosity? you should be bitter just with the brits, and they dont consider themselves european anyways
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by pestatije 12d ago
its a power thing isn't it...organised collectives have way bigger influence than individuals...and the most successful organised collective is the business company... nowadays some of them more powerful than nation states... individua
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by pestatije 13d ago
Nobody who got fired uses IBM Bob
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by pestatije 14d ago
TFA's third paragraph: > Wasmi is an efficient and feature-rich WebAssembly (Wasm) interpreter. It is an excellent choice for IoT devices, plugin systems (Typst, Zellij, Josh), cloud hosts, smart contracts (Soroban, Ripple) and even
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by pestatije 14d ago
peak oil...are we there yet?
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by pestatije 18d ago
so its not memory efficient then...and nowadays the bottleneck is in memory access not cpu cycles, so the claim more memory use speeds up compute is very doubtful
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by pestatije 18d ago
the land of sweating
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by pestatije 18d ago
its a legacy from the tape-storage times
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by pestatije 19d ago
current kings live very long lives due to the stability in their environment... not what used to happen in the middle ages for instance
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by pestatije 21d ago
makes no sense...if that was a chainsaw instead of a hammer...
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by pestatije 22d ago
I don't think that was ever the case...value(primitive) types were there from day 1 and the given reason that it is too much overhead to use objects
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by pestatije 25d ago
i take the screenshot and forget both the information and the fact i took the screenshot
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by pestatije 25d ago
funny how you can pass by a corpse and let it just stay there...sad story though
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by pestatije 26d ago
valuation vs earnings...nothing special about this one
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by pestatije 29d ago
HR - human resources
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by pestatije 1mo ago
its probably the other way round though...theres a broad spectrum of what we could call intelligence and the IQ test definitely isn't measuring it
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by pestatije 1mo ago
> convenience until the day they randomly cancel your account
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by pestatije 1mo ago
RIS-Kernel: A Model-Agnostic Architecture for Long-Context LLM Inference via Sparse Attention
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by pestatije 1mo ago
cause those are banned activities... not farting im afraid

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