I also recognize that placing two such runes next to each other could create an unfortunate association with symbols used by the Nazi regime. This was noticed before distribution, and out of respect for local sensitivities, the material was not sent to the German community.
Zero explanation for why there were two of them, and the thing about Germany makes them look worse.
Erling Haaland: this is what I’ve actually been training for
I try my best to do this, and find lots of great new music.
I still find a lot of new popular music just doesn’t do it for me, and I think it’s because as you’ve heard more music, the it’s harder to find something that sounds fresh.
When I was in the peak of that chart I was really into stuff like Spacehog, who seemed really cool to me at the time, but probably would have sounded a bit derivative to my parents. At the same time my dad loved Smashing Pumpkins enough to buy all their albums…
You don’t have to drink a verification can, but you do need to buy a verification phone.
Those were just random examples that came to mind. I’m sure there are places where people have an impression of Chinese people based on tourists, etc.
Americans just stand out because you see them everywhere, because they have a huge amount of wealth.
The point I was trying to make is that it’s tourists in general who might tend to be more annoying.
I think they are just talking about annoying main-character type people you see traveling all over the world. It’s not really an American thing, it’s just that a you’re likely to come across an American one of these assholes due to various statistical factors. I’m sure in Spain they have the same idea about the English, or in Indonesia about Australians.
If you’re the type of person to think about this and contemplate how people perceive you, I strongly suspect you are not going to annoy anyone.
Yeah this seems right. It’s not comparable to who was excited about computers or even automobiles. It’s comparable to who was excited about offshoring, colonisation, or slavery.
So class war as usual.
If you want a cheerful alternative to everyone boiling, you can read The Road
it’s less greasy
This is a deal-breaker. It should be like fried bread, not toast
We probably need more info. Exact commands and ideally the content of what you’re evaluating (a flake I’m assuming based on what you said about inputs).
It’s hard to tell if what you’ve done will actually apply to the evaluation of nixpkgs in your flake, and nixpkgs may be evaluated multiple times.
I’d rather not use flatpack, but I really should figure out better sandboxing. Not just for games, but for supply chain attacks, etc.
It’s kind of nuts that a game has access to my browser profile and all sorts of other stuff in ~.
We were on a break!
We might never reach singularity. I think our universe is a simulation built to study how it happened in base reality - or what kinds of singularities aliens build. The event itself is probably too expensive to render. Our universe will cut to black.
I feel a little bad dunking on a random guy, but this is very stupid
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U.S._states_by_the_number_of_billionaires
It looks like 7 of them are not just idiots
They’re going to have to generate at least 10 new Ayn Rand novels to feed into the next training data set.
I do hate him, but I have to be careful. That sounds like enough cringe to do permanent damage.
Because it wasn’t obvious to me from the article, and I was trying to figure out whose sovereign tech fund it is:
The Sovereign Tech Agency is financed by the German Federal Ministry for Digital Transformation and Government Modernisation and is a subsidiary of SPRIND, the Federal Agency for Disruptive Innovation.
So, I’ll get the guaranteed highest price with no flexibility for reality, and this is an improvement?
It’s an improvement to the people who matter to Google, i.e. not you
You did sum up really well why these corporations might want their ‘agents’ automating our lives
Not OP but I was a pretty competent C/C++/C# programmer first. Lisp and Haskell both totally changed how I thing about programming. I’ve used all the other languages you listed and I don’t think any of them have a unique philosophy to offer, except maybe rust for the memory model.
Lisp teaches you how flexible programming languages should be. Haskell teaches you about things like higher kinded types, and exposes you to loads of cool category theory stuff. Other languages can probably accomplish these goals, but I don’t think any of the alternatives you listed could.