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BoingBoomTschak

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About BoingBoomTschak

Mail: smug.lisp.weenie@posteo.net | Website: https://world-playground-deceit.net | Country: France

Recent public activity

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    Comment #49226249

    Then maybe you're not suited for the task. Most intellectual professions require the ability to communicate clearly. If you're blind, you won't be a racing driver, that's just how …

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    Comment #49223409

    Lots of build failure detailed investigations and gcc/kernel expertise in debugging misbehaving or outright ICEs. That's it, I guess?

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    Comment #49221979

    Here at least, I see it as the complete opposite: extroverts have normal lives, families and lack time that commuting eats up even more, so WFH is a boon to them. Actual introverts…

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    Comment #49221875

    The fact that you listed "restaurant meals" and "number of sexual partners" as a plus tells me everything I need to know here. Yes, the people who like living in the Pleasuredome o…

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    Comment #49221121

    Even before that, wasn't SMM the OG x86 backdoor?

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    Comment #49190086

    Little nitpick: people into music != people into live music.

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    Comment #49159889

    I've worked along scientists a few times, many twiddling their thumbs and coasting along on the back of their PhD. No idea if this applies here, mind you, but I don't see an innate…

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    Comment #49159456

    From 11 to 3 employees. Doesn't seem that outrageous outside of such a time of crisis (since this lab seem dedicated solely to outbreaks, not research), which is when the parent en…

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    Comment #49157410

    So what if they're technologically superior? What we can't steal, we can buy. When the time comes to geld the Yankees an' hitch them to the plough, we'll cut off their balls with a…

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    Comment #49143709

    sfeed and newsboat don't support it, though. I do note that elfeed does.

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    Comment #49139005

    And dozens of critical bugs because it's basically the X.org of filesystems, complete with horrible quality C and half of Solaris tacked to it in the form of a shim?

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    Comment #49129772

    Grow a pair and start living your own life.

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    Comment #49103500

    Going to have to work for real after your trip back from the designated shitting street.

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    Comment #49099254

    https://github.com/baskerville/plato might interest you. I've yet to try it, personally.

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    Comment #49094149

    The worst and best thing.

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    Comment #49090184

    Eh, turning that uncanny valley to 11 can be an artform in itself: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGIvO4eh190

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    Comment #49090087

    And the very recent https://old.reddit.com/r/lisp/comments/1v6kyyn/so_they_say_l...

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    Comment #49063047

    Think I've heard something about OKL4 but I wouldn't be sure.

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    Comment #49062990

    Feels more like jerry-rigged SmallTalk to me. Maybe more like Rebol?

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    Comment #49045920

    [flagged]

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    Comment #49032854

    By the way, here's an interesting and very related comparison by them: https://chipsandcheese.com/p/evaluating-geekbench-6

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    Comment #49032821

    Let's reuse a good ol' word: shareware LLM!

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    Comment #49032785

    What compiler is used by GB? Why can't I change it? Imagine an ICC-like scandal. Trusting binary-only benchmarks to compare hardware simply is foolish.

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    Comment #49032708

    Are these the people "controlling" it or just an adjacent channel (which excepted a few pinko CCC type people like the OP seems reasonable)? Anyway, if the earlier https://blog.cod…