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by ta8645 1y ago
waterfountain.com ?
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by ta8645 1y ago
These companies are in bed with the government, you're not going to be saved by any legislation. Many people on this site supported Google censoring the Covid anti-vax idiots, but it should have made it very clear that Google was work
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by ta8645 1y ago
> Instead it is being used to make everything it touches worse. Your bias is showing through. For what it's worth, it has made everything I use it for, much better. I can search the web for things on the net in mere seconds, where
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by ta8645 1y ago
And shovelling leads to actual muscles in our arms. People said that calculators would be the end of mathematical intelligence too, but it turns out to be largely a non-issue. People might not be as adept at calculating proper change in t
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by ta8645 1y ago
My guess is that guys being replaced by the steam shovel said the same thing about the quality of holes being dug into the ground. "No machine is ever going to be able to dig a hole as lovingly or as accurately as a man with a shovel&
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by ta8645 1y ago
But once an algorithm to drag the colours back in-gamut was applied, would the lost perceptual uniformity still be a problem practically speaking, with DCI-P3 monitors?
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by ta8645 1y ago
Very interesting. Is this just a limitation of our current hardware? How much of this problem would still exist if everyone had a wider gamut monitor, say full DCI-P3? That still doesn't cover the full gamut of Oklch, but would it ma
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by ta8645 1y ago
Let's ignore those people too. A master branch is just fine, and should offend nobody who has a real life to live.
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by ta8645 1y ago
If ipv6 ever becomes a thing, it'll make blocking all that much harder.
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by ta8645 1y ago
There was nobody named Sophie Wilson at the time the ARM ISA was being developed, and the reason the docu-drama was called Micro Men, is because there was nobody who appeared to be a woman amongst the key players at the time. It's not
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by ta8645 1y ago
Well that's a view from the Go world, but it's the first that I've heard of : https://http1mustdie.com/ Should be interesting, and worth keeping an eye on. Only a week away.
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by ta8645 1y ago
Just define Tab as 1 space, and they can be used interchangeably. Peace in our time.
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by ta8645 1y ago
FWIW, reader view in Firefox made it easy to read.
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by ta8645 1y ago
It's slightly worrying that they talk about its applicability in "smart terminals" rather than personal computers. I hope that's not them saying the quiet part out loud, about the future (or lack thereof) of personal co
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by ta8645 1y ago
Perhaps, but it is a historical fact that religions often define themselves on their moral superiority. Anyone can claim that their position is the one that is morally correct. If you just assert it without any supporting evidence, you&#x
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by ta8645 1y ago
Perhaps you could add to the conversation, rather than slinging personal attacks.
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by ta8645 1y ago
Can you please post a link to high quality images of your own fingerprints? It should be fine, probably nobody has the technology to make them show up on a threatening letter mailed to the government, or anything like that.
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by ta8645 1y ago
Thanks, that is very helpful! This particular font seems to have very inconsistent kerning. The "isMultipleOf" identifier pushes the s & M & u and e & O way too tightly together, and the remaining letters seem inconsis
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by ta8645 1y ago
I must not be communicating very well, because everyone is arguing with me about points i'm not trying to make. Sorry for that.
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by ta8645 1y ago
Indeed. But the premise of the objection, was that it is understandable, and a shame that we're not putting such understanding before implementing these systems. If you're right, and it's essentially impossible to understand
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by ta8645 1y ago
We see much worse than that all the time. We go to movies that portray horror, torture, murder, depravity, slavery, etc. There are books that contain all those. There are tattoos on people that depict scenes of death and satanism. We put
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by ta8645 1y ago
> you're building intelligence without understanding why it works. But if we do a good enough job of that, it should then be able to explain to us why it works (after it does some research/science on itself). Yes?
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by ta8645 1y ago
Direct links to their web landing page, and Github code: https://xmlui.com https://github.com/xmlui-org/xmlui
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by ta8645 1y ago
Had almost the exact same thing happened here with our clothes dryer. Tech said it was worth replacing the motor on our 20-year-old model, even though it was 70% the price of a new dryer. Said the new ones just aren't built to last,
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by ta8645 1y ago
It's really not clear in the article. But I _think_ the gains are to be had because you can do the in-memory updating during the time that the WAL is being written to disk (rather than waiting for it to flush before proceeding). So I
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by ta8645 1y ago
For anyone interested in reading about CGP in Rust, here is the website: https://contextgeneric.dev/ Just a FYI from their main page: As of 2025, CGP remains in its early stages of development. While promising, it still has
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by ta8645 1y ago
> It will IMO also be quite difficult to combine stackless coroutines with this approach Maybe there will be unforeseen problems, but they have promised to provide stackless coroutines; since it's needed for the WASM target, which t
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by ta8645 1y ago
You're just wrong and can't admit it to yourself. You have an ego problem.
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by ta8645 1y ago
A lot of the anti-vax people felt like Covid was a made up and didn't warrant being called an emergency. Not saying they were right, but the point is, once you decide something is an emergency, all of a sudden, you're willing to
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by ta8645 1y ago
> I think I understand what an oxymoron is and does You clearly don't, or you wouldn't have mistakenly thought that phrase represented an oxymoron. > "The Air India flight 171 passenger survived just fine after visiting

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