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Comment #38752016
Hah, learned about the existence of this documentary just 3 days ago while researching how .zips work[0]. The last episode is supposedly about Phil Katz, co-inventor of the format …
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Comment #38430905
Hey! First of all: don't worry, it didn't make me feel bad–don't know about others though, of course. And I really meant what I said: I think you knew your (originally) intended au…
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Comment #38430812
"I think it's quite well known that on a 64-bit system, the maximum bit-width of a virtual address is somewhat lower (commonly 48-bits)." might actually be a perfect example of the…
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Comment #38333908
Haha, thanks for your reply and for understanding where I'm coming from. And while your original comment might not be a _direct_ reply to OPs question, I would've hoped for it to b…
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Comment #38331839
Actually, I think we're doing a huge disservice to our profession as programmers when we call stuff like this "an insane number of gotchas". This is no critique of you or your post…
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Comment #38138695
It‘s an interesting observation and article, so thanks to the author and thanks for sharing it. But I simply have to ask: was this written—at least in large parts—by ChatGPT?
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Comment #35541677
That's really not what I'm doing, at all. My point is that recommendations that are based on social networks become less and less useful as that network grows. And LT seems to have…
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Comment #35538919
Psss. Please don't ruin Librarything by getting more people on there. Its recommendation algorithm is pure perfection—basically magic—and I fear it's mostly because it's only used …
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Comment #34413022
I actually wondered about this on Twitter recently[1]. Do you remember caring about/recognizing the aesthetics of some of these ads at the time, or is that more of a modern perspec…
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Comment #28065073
Relevant Scientific American article about the dubious scientific foundation the general vilification of salt is based on: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/its-time-to-en…
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Comment #24879903
Some time ago I stumbled upon this article about using a smart bulb to keep a healthy breathing rhythm: https://asim.ihsan.io/healthy-breathing-with-a-smart-bulb/ But I needed some…
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Comment #24856911
Basically, I had a huge list of books I haven't gotten around to reading about technology, its history and its relationship to society. So I thought: why not make a book club out o…
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