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armSixtyFour
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About armSixtyFour
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Comment #47546554
I'm not slacking off, Claude is shmorgalizing.
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Comment #46628038
https://www.adammelnyk.ca/ - my personal site https://www.arm64.ca/ - my blag
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Comment #45354778
huh. This seems to suggest there are more Rust jobs than Ruby. Wild considering how insanely popular Ruby was 10 years ago.
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Comment #43806522
This is true of most people. If you meet someone and they don't smell very good, you're unlikely to become friends. Science.
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Comment #43712816
I would have agreed with you 3 years ago. But now not so much. Spotify "Radio" feature just tends to want to give me music I've already listened to over new music. Whatever algorit…
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Comment #43267036
https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/ai-guru-rich-sutton-dee... He gave up his US citizenship years ago but he explains some of the reasons why he left. I'll also say that the AI r…
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Comment #43140728
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Comment #42693303
Cool. This is a great project! I've been playing around with the version that was up yesterday. I managed to get my DOOM Resume running in the PDF https://github.com/adamrmelnyk/th…
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Comment #42679684
The build wgets the wad from elsewhere.
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Comment #42679644
Now how do I add another WAD file to this. Someone needs to play sigil on this.
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Comment #42678611
Unless there's a zero day in Xen in which case the entire security model falls apart. With all these cloud providers using Xen, I have no doubt that there's already one out there.
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Comment #42503218
We have kind of already moved where it grows, it's indigenous to south America but most of it is grown in Africa. My assumption is that we'd see indoor / vertical farms for many te…
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Comment #42481635
Sadly I can't get this working. It just throws up the view into a file called buffered for whatever reason and exits immediately :(
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Comment #41671811
With enough land and disposable income you could build a 1:1 scale model railroad.
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Comment #40228638
This link just gives a " You don’t have access to this content. " Error. https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/3798186325/ is the link you want.
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Comment #39014449
A lot of things stop working at -45C. Many gas, diesel cars won't start at that temp. Even block heaters fail to keep up at these temps. When I lived in Canada, it was pretty norma…
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Comment #34320726
In general I find this concept pretty helpful. I've found it really helpful to make functions in my bash profile that have TODO statements for things that I have yet to completely …
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Show HN: I put my résumé into a DOOM WAD
I was tired of of old and busted PDF résumé, so I thought why not try adding some of the information into a DOOM WAD instead. As a way of conveying information to an employer it's …
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Comment #28995756
That's not just something from the movies though. Part of the patriot act compels libraries to provide information about who is checking out what books. SF public library has a pag…
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Comment #28160209
It's right to be critical of the slippery slope argument, except that you can take a look at history and see how even in western governments in "free" societies have spied on those…
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Comment #27511180
100%, showing up and making yourself go is the hardest part when you're starting. I've always thought body building is one of the hardest habits to start because your body punishes…
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Comment #27402074
Qwant also shows no results. https://web.archive.org/web/20210605040421/https://www.qwant...
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Comment #27364700
Thank you!
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Comment #27329801
It's unfortunate that it's so hard to find a pdf of the "The Scottish book", it looks as though any copy of it is over 150 USD.
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Comment #26812504
This was one of the more confusing parts of Rust when I first started using it. I find that I don't necessarily run into it a lot. After a while you sort of change how you organize…