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mtizim

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    Comment #48163995

    Why? I have mild tism, I found it quite funny and quite real, it even felt good to be seen.

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    Comment #47839170

    If you're after that, try performing for (campfire guitar? Christmas carols?) or with (entry level jams, especially electronic ones) other people. Much easier to start out that one…

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    Comment #45929134

    For me it's also that it works as a joke setup, just like "ligma" or "updog".

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    Comment #44241954

    Why not? Exactly because there is nothing tethering our axioms on paper to what is necessarily true. You could formulate something wildly different from ZF±C/Peano/whatever normal …

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    Comment #42752916

    With no mathematical rigor there is no mathematical understanding. You are robbing yourself, as the concepts are meaningless without the context. Truly appreciate the power of line…

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    Comment #42643617

    I don't agree at all, vcv rack helped me understand synthesis in a much deeper way than I would have otherwise. What's a retrigger? Oscillator drift? Why do you modulate with a lfo…

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    Comment #42424794

    You're in for a nice trip, the concept is called Geometric Algebra: https://youtu.be/60z_hpEAtD8?si=HHs_9m0IJ43nfI3S (~50m video) TLDW: Yes, the concept is there, makes much more s…

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    Comment #41977741

    Both can be true. - Investing provides benefits for society at large - Investors are exploiting the labour of others for their own gain (but also your examples only work in a very …

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    Comment #41215155

    Not at all, pretty much all popular languages (except C/C++) are as safe as (safe) rust. The only safety rust brings to the table is memory safety, which most languages achieve wit…

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    Comment #40878285

    It's not, we just use NAND everywhere because they're easier to make with transistors. You can get functional completeness with a NOR instead, or alternatively with some different …

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    Comment #39717749

    If you stop squinting, you'll see that neither the average exclusive activity enthusiast, nor a person using "normie" unironically are shallow nor superficial. Maybe your experienc…

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    Comment #39310527

    do look in the mirror, don't panic, face your fears, and look away full of love.

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    Comment #39123864

    I knew what you were implying of course, I just wanted to see it written explicitely. It's funny to see a russian sockpuppet under an article about propaganda.

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    Comment #39123317

    > a lesson lost in time What exactly are you implying?

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    Comment #38526535

    Not a product. It's literally free, free as in free speech, and free as in you're free not to use it. Building the code yourself for every update is also a solved problem on every …

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    Comment #38484475

    Thank you. I don't know if it's for me, but doesn't look that boring.

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    Comment #38480518

    Could you name some (not commonly known ways to get fuck you money)? As a young tech guy doing stuff in startup spaces, I'm genuinely interested. Of course, "no silver bullet", esp…

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    Comment #38305209

    I think many of us here think the industry sells them opium, not a band-aid.

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    Comment #38289596

    > single dose trial Humans make better decisions when in a state they've been pretty much their entire lives than in an altered one, more news at 11. The study seems useless - it's…

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    Comment #37104231

    If you really want to write it yourself, sure. This code is very easily automatically generated. https://pub.dev/packages/json_serializable

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    Comment #37103862

    As software developers we learn software technologies for breakfast, not entire industrial processes...

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    Comment #36677356

    Your guess is very wrong. I've been using my deck as a laptop occasionally, and I've seen a lot of posts on a sub on the recently deceased site of people using it as such. And why …

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    Comment #36439219

    I don't think he is intentionally dishonest. When I read "decades ago", I thought "three or more", roughly the same way "several" works.

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    Comment #36370728

    The gitless vs git section is lacking. I can see the diffrences, but you're not making any claims that it's better. I don't really know why I should use gitless from this page.

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    Comment #36370646

    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/C0_and_C1_control_codes#Fiel... The problem is that any delimiter that has no chance of appearing in actual text will be hard to discover, and canno…