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berkeleynerd

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    Comment #49232133

    This is super interesting Rochus. Are you targeting Oberon System 3 in particular because it adds tcp/ip networking support? In my opinion that would make it a much more interestin…

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    Comment #42045383

    There is indeed great scholarship here with major contributions from Jason BeDuhn, Matthias Klinghardt, and Dieter Roth in addition to Vinzent, Bilby, and Bull who you mentioned. I…

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    Comment #42042628

    This is not at all the consensus of scholars working at public secular institutions not affiliated with religious institutions of higher learning. A late dating of the formation of…

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    Comment #42042588

    Seconded. Great scholarship is represented on this channel.

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    Comment #42040889

    The absence of recent work on reconstructing and contextualizing Marcion’s Evangelion and Apostolikon is disappointing, particularly given the implications for understanding early …

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    Comment #41974022

    Either the classic "A Mind Forever Voyaging" or the Lovecraftian "Anchorhead" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Mind_Forever_Voyaging https://store.steampowered.com/app/726870/Anchor…

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    Comment #41965281

    The solution to this, at least in the case of Tor, is for existing sites (e.g., Wordpress, medium, etc…) to provide one-click onion-site publishing support.

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    Comment #41590262

    They overthrew the democratically elected PM in favour of the autocratic Shah and both the West and Iran are still paying the price. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1953_Iranian_co…

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    Comment #41308716

    I wonder if it would make sense to house these reactors in underground facilities to the extent possible to harden them against at least accidental threats?

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    Comment #40979580

    Miguel de Icaza's [Swift Godot]( https://github.com/migueldeicaza/SwiftGodot ) effort is also very active and worth tracking I think.

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    Comment #40341140

    I think free will is a bit like a sphere. There is no true sphere in nature, only a more or less accurate approximation. Likewise for free will, there is no such thing as true free…

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    Comment #40327840

    I screwed up the server link so either use the correct link here : https://discord.gg/v59gYHXH I don't want to post again in rapid fire succession so I'll create a new post tomorro…

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    Comment #40327823

    Darn. This must be the one : https://discord.gg/v59gYHXH

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    Comment #40327793

    For anyone reading this just now at 13:04UTC or thereabouts the monthly Ada meetup is also happening as I write this. https://meet.jit.si/AdaMonthlyMeetup

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    Comment #40327788

    In addition to the Matrix, Telegram, and Libera IRC chat channels, the Ada community has spawned yet another way to collaborate and connect. While I'm at it, I guess I should menti…

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    Comment #40264358

    How does Versus compare to SPARK? Are they of the same general class of verifier? How is Versus different other than a verifier for Rust rather than a verifier for Ada?

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    Comment #39973125

    What if we go further out on the carbon limb since this or a similar technology allows us to further delay implementing carbon reductions and then, for some reason, our civilizatio…

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    Comment #39777205

    Love this! I purchased both the iOS and Steam version. Completely happy to support indie game devs willing to open source their software.

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    Comment #39765685

    I use LogSeq with the TODO plugin giving me a sidebar view of outstanding TODOs. It would be wonderful to have a similar plugin for LogSeq but of course the onus is on me to make t…

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    Comment #39470152

    This looks like more fun than sudoku or crossword puzzles.

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    Comment #38876813

    Has anyone updated the book to allow one work with newer FPGA boards?

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    Comment #38876806

    Is it possible to use this version of the book to follow along and build everything without having to source the original FPGA board Wirth was using?

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    Comment #38514448

    Is there an effort to provide formal verification features for a safe subset of the D language similar to ADA’s SPARK and related tooling?