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danhau

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    Comment #48889984

    I'm not an authority on this, but here's is my understanding - I'd appreciate if someone could correct my mistakes. The baseline of 0.0 represents the average of all years. Anythin…

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    Comment #48842963

    But think of those poor megacorps! How will they ever turn a profit without their precious algorithms? Invading every user‘s privacy is only morally right! What else could they, or…

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    Comment #48842820

    You should read the article

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    Comment #48671459

    From your earlier comment: > It is saying that each of them can use the others body as they like, without regard for the other This is your own interpretation and it shows your bia…

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    Comment #48409770

    To nitpick: > 'Panzer', of course, is a famous Nazi tank model Panzer is German for tank, or armor. It‘s not referring to any model specifically, I don’t think, but I‘m not a histo…

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    Comment #48265034

    What you‘re looking for is called a low-profile TKL (tenkeyless aka. no numpad) keyboard. You might also like a 65%, which removes even more keys but still retains the arrow keys.

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    Comment #48194945

    I think the idea is to avoid problems with functions or APIs that have side effects. You want to make sure you perform the task only once. Or you want to make sure you’re not burni…

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    Comment #48134367

    > However, this rule cannot be shown to be universally good, regardless of interpretation Subordinate yourself to those with authority in all things, except things that break or un…

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    Comment #48132691

    Dependencies having to pull in tokio is an even larger issue, indicating that async‘s promise of „bring your own runtime“ is a bit of a lie. Lovely, lovely dependency hell.

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    Comment #48073395

    > Most bullies already know the world hits back, that's why they are acting out Not in my experience. There definitely will be some problematic kids, but to the majority of school …

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    Comment #47984824

    I‘m also a musician and I can only listen to ambient music when working. Anything else is a big distraction.

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    Comment #47822515

    True! Some checksums / parity bits might be needed.

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    Comment #47822490

    The slowing down thing sounds like a hack needed for engines that don’t give you control over the main loop. I haven’t tried this yet, but for a custom engine I would introduce a s…

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    Comment #47790223

    > Are there other XOR tricks? Yes, error correction. You have some packets of data a, b, c. Add one additional packet z that is computed as z = a ^ b ^ c. Now whenever one of a, b …

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    Comment #47780823

    That pyramid shape in the amethyst is what grabbed me. Looks like something straight out of a video game. Incredible.

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    Comment #47737101

    Why is it nonsense? Sounds reasonable to me.

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    Comment #47703896

    Austrian here. I scored 40 and 51, giving me a „Both“. > The Wittgenstein Result … Wittgenstein was Austrian, which is close enough. Clearly I should have scored 100.

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    Comment #47637124

    +1 Not too long ago, I used to think that Markdown was the Bee‘s knees. But having been forced to write some documentation in plaintext, I learned that plaintext is significantly m…

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    Comment #47348345

    > But many modern artists challenge these long traditions, creating statues of figures that are fully clothed. Consider Thomas J. Price’s “Grounded in the Stars”: a 12-foot, monume…

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    Comment #47235104

    I‘m guessing it‘s somewhat framerate-dependent.

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    Comment #47200246

    Thanks for chiming in. I appreciate your comments on my young views. What do you make of AI?

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    Comment #47193405

    Programmers have enjoyed an occupation with solid stability and growing opportunities. AI challenging this virtually over night is a tough pill to swallow. Naturally, many subscrib…

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    Comment #47014036

    Allow me to change your mind: https://faultlore.com/blah/text-hates-you/

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    Comment #46987949

    Siri was outdated even before the rise or LLMs.

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    Comment #46926661

    One I can remember from the top of my head is "How to ACTUALLY Use Breath Support". Seemed like a good, in-depth explanation of a fundamental topic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v…