Viewing profile — Zoh0eich
Zoh0eich
HN member- Joined
- Mon, Jan 14, 2019, 4:11 PM UTC
- HN karma
- 26
- Public activity
- 9 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About Zoh0eich
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #18913005
Properly in this context would mean achieving the same effect at the lowest possible overall expense of energy (including those of developer laptops) given specific hardware. Googl…
-
comment
Comment #18912973
It's not just the language though. It is also what's done with the language. Increased productivity also means all kinds of marginal convenience and monetization features will get …
-
comment
Comment #18912822
Please reflect on what you are saying. You stylize yourself as victim when you are actually benefiting from making harmful decisions and then rationalizing that harmful behavior wi…
-
comment
Comment #18912601
The question is what someone who is aware of the issues and willing to act can do. Just because there are those who act irresponsibly does not prevent you from adjusting your behav…
-
comment
Comment #18912581
Well, then you may have a catch-22 where the expense of having your child could cause making the world unlivable for that child thus condemning it or its descendants to non-existen…
-
comment
Comment #18912538
Political reality in america is that there were multiple changes of ruling party in the last decade and MPs being voted out on specific issues. Of course a representative multi-par…
-
comment
Comment #18912471
There's more one can do than just that. I do not own or use cars. I try limit my meat consumption (not entirely successful on that front). I changed energy providers to buy from re…
-
comment
Comment #18910269
Specialized data structures can be built that contain primitives and other types supporting this kind of thing. But you still can't store arbitrary data because they could contain …
-
comment
Comment #18904094
That's not possible to do safely for arbitrary data structures because they can contain pointers or references. If you reload to a different address then the pointers, even within …