Damien Miller
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debugging, v: the process of inserting printf statements into code until one's errors reveal themselves
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And then it was “*Maybe* a few people would be swayed into thinking it was meaningful if there were days of having your brain scanned while you were exposed to a huge variety of stimuli” not “Oh, a couple of minutes of video, a little voice cloning and a quick interview, that’ll do the job!”
November 14, 2025 at 6:25 AM
And then it was “*Maybe* a few people would be swayed into thinking it was meaningful if there were days of having your brain scanned while you were exposed to a huge variety of stimuli” not “Oh, a couple of minutes of video, a little voice cloning and a quick interview, that’ll do the job!”
Golang has the same though without the confusing syntax
November 13, 2025 at 7:36 AM
Golang has the same though without the confusing syntax
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yeah, but the waterjet worked really hard to cut it
November 12, 2025 at 5:16 AM
yeah, but the waterjet worked really hard to cut it
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"Write a game of tictactoe in any language of your choice in 3 days" and I bet > 90% of them would not be able to. The tech bros don't understand tech. They understand owning tech companies.
November 12, 2025 at 2:16 AM
"Write a game of tictactoe in any language of your choice in 3 days" and I bet > 90% of them would not be able to. The tech bros don't understand tech. They understand owning tech companies.
ok, but you get Gold-195
November 10, 2025 at 5:53 AM
ok, but you get Gold-195
If they were engraved using a pantograph, then backlash between the stylus and the pattern in conjunction with the operators technique could probably explain the differences.
E.g. does the operator always hold the stylus firm against one side of the pattern or do they alternate pressure?
E.g. does the operator always hold the stylus firm against one side of the pattern or do they alternate pressure?
November 10, 2025 at 2:13 AM
If they were engraved using a pantograph, then backlash between the stylus and the pattern in conjunction with the operators technique could probably explain the differences.
E.g. does the operator always hold the stylus firm against one side of the pattern or do they alternate pressure?
E.g. does the operator always hold the stylus firm against one side of the pattern or do they alternate pressure?