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@nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... Heh
> You require the language runtime to be present at compile-time
This is true of Elixir, and why I haven't written my own compiler for it
> You require the language runtime to be present at compile-time
This is true of Elixir, and why I haven't written my own compiler for it
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@nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... It's a stage name, not sure if he has plans too change that
@nprofile1q... Perhaps contrarian, but IME, IRC was on its way out before the Freenode debacle. Circa 2013 I was in college trying to convince student orgs to use IRC, but Slack took over instead.
The difference between an LLM and a calculator is that a calculator works reliably.
@nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... There is a question of how much people *should* pay for data/information, which also gets into theories of value which I am not well enough versed in to discuss.
All I'll say is Microsoft became one of the wealthiest companies in the history of the world because they realized they could write an OS one time and sell that data to a billion people at $150 each.
All I'll say is Microsoft became one of the wealthiest companies in the history of the world because they realized they could write an OS one time and sell that data to a billion people at $150 each.
@nprofile1q...
> i think companionship is so important that it overrules almost everything else you can do or be as a person.
I could not agree more!
> i think companionship is so important that it overrules almost everything else you can do or be as a person.
I could not agree more!
@nprofile1q... As somebody who lives in Columbus, a town with zero rail today, it's really depressing to see a line running through.
We also once had non-electric trains running through a cool station downtown, but the last train ran in the 1970s and they tore the station down. There's a replica in its place now that houses restaurants.
We also once had non-electric trains running through a cool station downtown, but the last train ran in the 1970s and they tore the station down. There's a replica in its place now that houses restaurants.
My employer forced me to switch from Fedora to Ubuntu on my work machine, and now I have many problems I didn't before 😩
Satisfactory is primarily a game about logistics.
@ Circa 10–15 years ago there was a bunch of hype around asteroid mining, which is somewhat analogous.
Didn't really go anywhere though.
Didn't really go anywhere though.