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sigg3
3y ago
This looks great, thanks
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sigg3
3y ago
Interestingly enough the issues you list seem related to capitalism rather than just any form of societal system. Many literary utopias have non-capitalist systems but usually some sort of circular sharing system (some are outright communis
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sigg3
3y ago
This is great news and has a much larger impact than the featured feature IMO.
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3y ago
Well technically they would just be Europeans.
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3y ago
This looks really nice, well done! I never could get used to jq's syntax so instead I've just been grepping. But this looks to be for jq what htop is to top, which is great for exploring response data.
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3y ago
Thanks for the summary, mate.
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sigg3
3y ago
Care to recommend any?
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3y ago
IMO Python imports behave like the bash source command. This is why people use the `if __name__ == "__main__"` so the majority of people will address it in all their scripts even if they don't know the reason why. It's a
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sigg3
3y ago
And soon you'll have it again.
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3y ago
In my unqualified opinion the usability of e.g. phpBB forums (discussing through the browser) was much better than calling up a local BBS on telnet. Multilevel prompt menus in telnet can be quite maze-like. Web crawlers indexed online forum
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3y ago
As a novice, R is really fun too because it operates differently than general purpose languages (it's all about matrices).
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3y ago
While I appreciate the sentiment, I feel you're missing the point. This is akin to maddox's writing. It aims to strike a nice balance between satire and self-immolation, but might stumble in its attempts. You're supposed to f
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3y ago
People who shout about ancient aliens and hidden technology always completely ignore that the people in the past had access to the most advanced machinery available: humans. Add time to that, so that your project can have a scope of generat
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3y ago
2-4% of unreviewed content shall be phallic..?
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3y ago
The AI part is local. I believe it's used for coarse image categorization and face recognition. Providing face recognition sans a cloud seems like a big selling point to me.
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3y ago
As a self-taught coder, I've experienced many times how highly skilled software engineers groan and sweat when they encounter shell scripts. I don't understand why, but it seems like people with a CS background are never really ta
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3y ago
A hacksprint or hackhundredyards, then.
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3y ago
I think you could use pytest plugins `pytest-mock-server` or the `responses` plugin to achieve at least a partial coverage of your fake server idea.
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3y ago
I seem to recall Golang being inspired by it too, but I could be misremembering.
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3y ago
Apparently there have been cases of sexual intercourse on the ISS, so we could potentially have a human conceived there.
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3y ago
Tbf it doesn't default to the really slow snaps. Instead it defaults to the dreadfully slow flatpaks.
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3y ago
Arguably it's a technological solution (or temporary workaround) to a political problem. In a liberal democracy, it makes sense that its use cases are mostly criminal, because the censorships it evades are mostly eroded by social refor
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3y ago
Our dating style did have this kind of communication too, in declaring one's intentions. Either we've forgotten, discarded it or could be the result of a more nomadic lifestyle. I'm not a historian. I'm also from Norway,
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This gave me a chuckle: > [case insensitivity... so] both beGIN and BEGIN are interpreted the same way. This was also characteristic of the time, as programmers programmed their computers by shouting.
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3y ago
Should also mention that on YT the situation is unbearable. I use pihole but was unable to use it properly for YT ads. I have kids that sometimes get to watch something on YT. I can control what they watch but there were way too many bad su
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3y ago
Purely anecdotal but I always waste a second clicking something I believed was a link because it was underlined.
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You weren't joking: > There were significant reductions in C. lectularius population size and fecundity in insects that fed on blood obtained from human study subjects up to 96 hours after they have consumed a single oral dose of iv
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3y ago
Thanks for the recommendation, I've never heard of shiny before! This is definitely something I can make use of in the not so distant future. Time to brush the dust off those R skills.
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I don't have any data on it but I think people gradually came to accept the slower loading times as a reasonable cost, in return they got true multimedia and the fat client experience (first with flash, then jquery and so on) which was
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> It was pretty sure, that dark mode can only be implemented using JS I used this in the 90's: `<body bgcolor="#000000">` You needed it to really appreciate the sparks from animated fire gifs.
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