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tyromaniac
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Comment #49224067
Art consists of decisions made by the artist that are interpretable by the audience. Automatically generated imagery lacks this, but still presents a fascimille of it. The intentio…
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Comment #49181370
Worth checking out https://buildermuse.com/economy/every-state-offering-data-ce...
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Comment #49178420
Yes, because if they need them, they won't function without them
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Comment #49176004
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Comment #49170663
Anyone know why they dont just say 12TWh?
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Comment #49149391
This is super cool! As someone who's worked a little with NES programming and tried out cc65, I'm surprised he didn't just hand write some assembly, he likely couldve saved a lot o…
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Comment #49149361
In ME lingo they call it "a functioning bicycle"
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Comment #49143801
Maybe silicon valley
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Comment #49102181
As opposed to our wonderful world where everyone does the same with unchecked binaries or obfuscated/minified JS? To me the mythology of lisp (from my mostly outsider perspective) …
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Comment #49102138
I'm skeptical that the "logical ability" is much more then the elided data. Obviously some things get fully memorized and other things don't, but I don't think there's anything lik…
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Comment #49102069
Nah I asked the ai and I said it was fine :p
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Comment #49095996
https://guix.gnu.org/
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Comment #49089059
I would presume there was a lot of mixing of imperative/functional in the 80s where this alt universe starts. I think the same type of world in which lisp machines would have becom…
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Comment #49089028
Sure the language might not be immutable but the lisp machine alt universe's "overton window" would I imagine be more functional then today's (JVM? maybe that's the qnalog?) realit…
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Comment #49088242
We wouldn't have need such barbaric things in a lisp world. :p Personally I think/hope they would have earlier discoveries / more broad usage of the deterministic systems like nix …
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Comment #49047417
If someone is willing to click on build version 5 times and then gets a mystery prompt about dev mode, and still goes along with the next 4 steps I think they were gonna get hacked…
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Comment #49034938
*Giving "unstable" countries leverage over your economic trade FIFY