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phrotoma
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About phrotoma
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Comment #49195688
I put this novella into the same bucket as the altered carbon books. So glad I read them, absolutely packed with weird ideas, but I will probably never have the stomach to revisit …
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Comment #48871481
True that an interpreted language has a leg up on any compiled language in the arena of compile time, but worth noting that one of Go's primary design goals was improving compile t…
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Comment #48804491
Thank you!
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Comment #48803102
Anybody know where that gordon moore quote comes from? A little searching didn't produce sources for me.
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Comment #48785301
I wonder what the reaction would be if the folks beyond the HN crowd understood the extent to which the internet runs on queer / trans / catgirl / furry power?
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Comment #48785230
And the number of times I've searched for something that I saw a while ago but is now gone is way too damned high.
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Comment #48761648
Hello. One people here, and I would like microtransactions please.
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Comment #48745989
Huh, looks like they mothballed it a year later.
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Comment #48732746
Only seems that way. They've been around for over twenty years and AFAICT they have staying power. Youtube uploads from the founder last month. https://youtube.com/@marcinose
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Comment #48716728
It's not different on the internet. If you commit a crime on the internet it's still illegal and it can still be reported to the police. What makes you suggest otherwise?
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Comment #48609512
Astronomy arbitrage!?
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Comment #48609221
Yeah this was way more interesting than I anticipated.
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Comment #48488056
Absolutely savage document reading experience.
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Comment #48487877
A game aimed at children supporting military intelligence is prime cyberpunk material. No doubt fiction beat us to that as well.
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Comment #48442955
Thanks for taking the time to explain!
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Comment #48433884
Having only just learned what DFT is by reading this article, could someone familiar with the field opine on how significant it would be to discover a physical system that conflict…
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Comment #48433653
Eternal September.
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Comment #48423671
It's not slick, but I've always labeled this as; answering the question they want to answer (rather than answer the question that was asked).
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Comment #48397351
I love this site design. It uses the entire width of the monitor rather than a slender column of pixels down the middle with large blocks of unused space on either side, with a fon…
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Comment #48265392
It doesn't really, except I suppose that both are called "databases". DuckDB is intended for OLAP, while Gorilla is specifically designed for time series data. You would never do s…
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Comment #48265333
Is "harness" in this context ~= "agent"?
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Comment #48258706
"constraint decay" isn't this just another name for the (already well understood) idea of "context rot"?
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Comment #48255961
> Even the glass dishes with tiny bubbles and imperfections, proof they were crafted by the honest, simple, hard-working indigenous peoples of wherever.
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Comment #48168044
Same. Although tbf this is a defining feature of many of my favourite sci-fi novels. Whenever I revisit the Sprawl or the Bridge trilogies I always notice something I completely mi…
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Comment #48135497
Intermediate Representation. It's an architecture independent "halfway point" that happens during compilation, in between reading the source code and writing the binary. It's part …