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Comment #42583064
Boo fucking hoo. Oh, pity me, I'm rich and sad. What ever will I do with all my money that will make me happy? You don't need purpose, you need perspective. Instead of benefiting t…
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Comment #42325598
I think the most important property to preserve is causality; that is, if a user sends a message B after they have read (i.e., received) a message A, then B should come after A for…
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Comment #42254215
That's not what it was at all. Any time you say that something can't be done, you will attract people who say "I have found a way to do it!" Even more so if you have a proof that i…
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Comment #42233261
This is why we can't have nice things. Some volunteer puts in time maintaining something and makes a claim that is obviously correct and - most likely in jest - promises cash to an…
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Comment #41953671
This happens with physical addresses too, for similar reasons. The ABC (Alcoholic Beverages Commision) tracks complaints against physical addresses, and too many violations will ge…
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Comment #41871723
Not to mention Fardin, 2014.
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Comment #41726261
The talk about immutabilty and serialization makes me think of tcl, where "everything is a string" also means "everything is serializable" and you don't copy references around, you…
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Comment #41608045
I have a suspicion that a lot of people who rant about makefiles using tabs also praise python for the brilliance of using whitespace for scoping. Or who love yaml for its indented…
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Comment #41608005
the only thing I really miss in make is the ability to resolve mtime as something other than mtime. So I resort to using touchfiles which are gross but still work better than a lot…
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Comment #41058818
> So we stopped selling those [hammer factory] schematics and started selling hammer-factory-building factories. https://web.archive.org/web/20180722051250/http://discuss.jo...
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Comment #40683746
The default page, without including a term does have some explanation https://lambda-calculus-interpreter.netlify.app/
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Comment #40677410
There used to be a plugin (or something) that would let you play Zork on a 404 page.
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Comment #40655020
See also https://tromp.github.io/blog/2023/11/24/largest-number
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Comment #40647643
See also: enshittification
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Comment #40037439
Why is it that the costs "trickle down to the electricity consumers" while utilities like PG&E report record profits? Are profits more important than safety, or customers?
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Comment #39567886
There used to be a multiplayer space game called Schemaverse that was played by writing sql, but it seems to have gone away. https://schemaverse.com/
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Comment #39434834
This isn't really about google search results. The underlying playbook is the same one that has been used by vulture capitalists for quite some time now. Find a company with some v…
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Comment #38004050
But how would they make money off pedestrian infrastructure or old boring technology? If there's not an app for it, then no one's interested.
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Comment #37949395
jwz dubbed this "CADT programming"
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Comment #37029629
My understanding of undergrad lab work is that the point is not to get results, it's to learn how to do lab work.
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Comment #36797009
remote operated is also remotely vulnerable. https://hackernoon.com/6-major-scada-attacks-that-happened-a...
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Comment #36714186
And xconq
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Comment #36714167
don't forget xfractint