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by rmdashrfstar 3y ago
How does this latest release compare to lld? Can it run on alpine/musl?
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by rmdashrfstar 3y ago
The largest and strongest animals are herbivores and yet people are obsessed with eating flesh because “protein”, lol
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by rmdashrfstar 3y ago
> If web scraping is legal Source? That LinkedIn case did not resolve how you think it did.
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by rmdashrfstar 4y ago
An appreciation for hypotheticals?
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by rmdashrfstar 4y ago
The latter, preferably.
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by rmdashrfstar 4y ago
I went from Python to Go to Rust. Go plays up this fantasy of types helping you catch bugs, buts it’s really C with lipstick. There’s no enums, no exhaustive matching of any kinds, there’s null to worry about everywhere, and every utility f
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by rmdashrfstar 4y ago
What about in near earth asteroids?
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by rmdashrfstar 5y ago
Is there a specific height that the catalyst should be released at? Any unintended side effects from increased concentration of the catalyst?
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by rmdashrfstar 5y ago
How much more blatantly dystopian can you get? Terrifying.
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by rmdashrfstar 5y ago
Gradually, then suddenly.
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by rmdashrfstar 5y ago
Yes. I want to develop in Rust from my MBP, which means running clippy and my tests. However, it has a shoddy battery, and will power off if I do anything too intensive (like doing a long compile). With this feature, I can push the IDE bac
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by rmdashrfstar 5y ago
A defunct Russian satellite is destroyed in orbit and its debris threatens astronauts upgrading Hubble and the Chinese space station located in a similar orbit. It’s scary how accurate the plot is to the real-world situation…
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by rmdashrfstar 5y ago
Fantastic dive into the applications of graphs, thank you.
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by rmdashrfstar 5y ago
> […] But collection of personal data is a bad thing whether it has consequences or not. Just knowing it's being collected changes one's behaviour and makes one feel unsafe. This is how a panopticon prison works. For those who
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by rmdashrfstar 5y ago
You’ll find camaraderie in the Rust community, we have similar stories… :) One of us, one of us, one of us!
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by rmdashrfstar 5y ago
https://gcn.com/articles/2020/01/07/af-kubernetes-f16.aspx?m ... What a world we live in… Edit: here’s the DOD case study by the CNCF: https://www.cncf.io/case-studies/dod/
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by rmdashrfstar 5y ago
> The global internet is dominated by US cultures & laws. How so? > The internet shouldn't be the international waters of the world… Why?
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by rmdashrfstar 5y ago
“…an object forced to move faster than its terminal velocity will, upon release, slow down to this constant velocity.” https://www.britannica.com/science/terminal-velocity IIUC, the meteorite was forced or “released” i
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by rmdashrfstar 5y ago
Who’s they and how can anything be “out of reach”?
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by rmdashrfstar 5y ago
Ignorance is bliss
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by rmdashrfstar 5y ago
Vaccines does not _prevent_ infection. Vaccines prevent _diseases_ that can be dangerous, or even deadly. Vaccines greatly reduce the _risk_ of infection by working with the body’s natural defenses to safely develop immunity to disease.
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by rmdashrfstar 5y ago
That website: “Please provide a complete profile about you and your personality, and we will make all your dreams come true. Don’t worry, we totally won’t sell or leak this data!”
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by rmdashrfstar 5y ago
It is not a “can be”, it’s a “must be”. Models or an abstraction of complexity are necessarily both reductionist and useful.
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by rmdashrfstar 5y ago
This is a wonderful dose of realism, mixed with slightly too much cynicism.
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by rmdashrfstar 5y ago
Could you post this list as a simple comment here? This would make it more accessible and shareable, compared to individual tweets. Thanks for posting this.
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by rmdashrfstar 5y ago
> Disney has said they have the resources to pump out star wars movies every week but the chimp troupe doesn't have the finanical and cognitive capacities to handle it. Source?
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by rmdashrfstar 5y ago
Has the canary been removed?
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by rmdashrfstar 5y ago
> Other theories on dark matter support the idea that crossing through dark matter could increase the temperature in the cores of planets, leading to increased seismic activity. Source? That’s fascinating, almost beyond belief, and I’d l
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by rmdashrfstar 5y ago
What book?
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by rmdashrfstar 5y ago
> Honestly, I think the world we'd create by solving both these problems would be a better world. I really don't like how we can't program the processor's speculation engine and uOP scheduler. I'd love to be able

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