I don't even use finder and I still find these things popping up every now or then.
If I were talking about sentience I would definitely be including goldfish. What about them is so different to us that we would have sentience while they would not?
Remember that dude that wrote the vast majority of Scots wikipedia while not being able to speak Scots? Yeah, just waiting for the first LLM to make headlines by hallucinating it's own version of human history and…
It shouldn't, that's wage theft and is very much illegal.
Trademark and copywright aren't quite the samee things. We can get rid of copywright while still allowing trademarks.
Do we actually need monetary incentives to get people to create new things. Won't people naturally keep creating new things as long as they aren't constrained by a more fundamental need? So we really just need to create…
Misattributed. It was actually Kurt Tucholsky who was himself quoting an unnamed French Diplomat. "Der Tod eines Menschen: das ist eine Katastrophe. Hunderttausend Tote: das ist eine Statistik!"
until you get to the one actually tricky part and you need to pause it for sec so your brain can catch back up.
I mean, I'd say that about regular Duolingo.
Hell, I can learn that just by chit-chating with my redneck neighbor.
Would that also include side affects from medications?
I find that the more you use emacs the more you get frustrated that nothing else works the way it does in emacs. You either deal with it, try and hack some emacs functionality into your favorite tools, or end up living…
My solution for this on linux has been to run Linux Mint Debian Edition while using Nix for package management of stuff I want to stay reasonably up to date.
Since it uses the neural signals for handwriting, I'm not sure this is going to allow me to achieve my dream of using emacs with my mind.
Yeah, I feel like a lot of us emacs users have been using it for so long that we don't even realize how different even the basics feel to people that are used to doing things the 'new fashioned' way. I picked it up…
I wouldn't say they're esoteric, but there is a learning curve because they're incongruent with the UI we've been taught by our graphical desktop environments. I do concede the somewhat dogmatic tone, but that's…
>And then tweaking assignments to not be video game focused Our only program of any significance in CS101 was a space invaders clone, but because we were so inexperienced, they provided a project template where we…
Back in my day we were "real programmers" and edited files by precisely waving magnets over our hard disks. Sure we still had some dinosaurs around that longed for the days of swapping out sector gears on their…
>If only because emacs documentation wants you to understand their 1980s conceptual framework before telling you the keystrokes you need which is honestly fair because emacs is essentially a full-on lisp machine with a…
In the last two lectures (Potpourri, Q&A), they actually have a grad student that uses Emacs go over it as well. The TA that was in charge of the editor section was just a Vim user and he wanted to show what kind of…
tar --help
That's what I would imagine. I think think shells other than sh or bash are listed more to make students aware of their existence and to reinforce that, in unix, even something as seemingly fundamental as your shell is…
And if they do it in city A, then city B down the road is going to start demanding the same treatment.
Roosevelt won in 1940 in large part because he was running against an interventionist that wanted to join the war alongside the allies, but the US population was either largely against any intervention, or was outwardly…
It's nearly always about natural resources, just because the US has the largest oil reserves doesn't mean it's going to stop there. And the wars you mentioned are just the boots on the ground (or drones in the air)…
I don't even use finder and I still find these things popping up every now or then.
If I were talking about sentience I would definitely be including goldfish. What about them is so different to us that we would have sentience while they would not?
Remember that dude that wrote the vast majority of Scots wikipedia while not being able to speak Scots? Yeah, just waiting for the first LLM to make headlines by hallucinating it's own version of human history and…
It shouldn't, that's wage theft and is very much illegal.
Trademark and copywright aren't quite the samee things. We can get rid of copywright while still allowing trademarks.
Do we actually need monetary incentives to get people to create new things. Won't people naturally keep creating new things as long as they aren't constrained by a more fundamental need? So we really just need to create…
Misattributed. It was actually Kurt Tucholsky who was himself quoting an unnamed French Diplomat. "Der Tod eines Menschen: das ist eine Katastrophe. Hunderttausend Tote: das ist eine Statistik!"
until you get to the one actually tricky part and you need to pause it for sec so your brain can catch back up.
I mean, I'd say that about regular Duolingo.
Hell, I can learn that just by chit-chating with my redneck neighbor.
Would that also include side affects from medications?
I find that the more you use emacs the more you get frustrated that nothing else works the way it does in emacs. You either deal with it, try and hack some emacs functionality into your favorite tools, or end up living…
My solution for this on linux has been to run Linux Mint Debian Edition while using Nix for package management of stuff I want to stay reasonably up to date.
Since it uses the neural signals for handwriting, I'm not sure this is going to allow me to achieve my dream of using emacs with my mind.
Yeah, I feel like a lot of us emacs users have been using it for so long that we don't even realize how different even the basics feel to people that are used to doing things the 'new fashioned' way. I picked it up…
I wouldn't say they're esoteric, but there is a learning curve because they're incongruent with the UI we've been taught by our graphical desktop environments. I do concede the somewhat dogmatic tone, but that's…
>And then tweaking assignments to not be video game focused Our only program of any significance in CS101 was a space invaders clone, but because we were so inexperienced, they provided a project template where we…
Back in my day we were "real programmers" and edited files by precisely waving magnets over our hard disks. Sure we still had some dinosaurs around that longed for the days of swapping out sector gears on their…
>If only because emacs documentation wants you to understand their 1980s conceptual framework before telling you the keystrokes you need which is honestly fair because emacs is essentially a full-on lisp machine with a…
In the last two lectures (Potpourri, Q&A), they actually have a grad student that uses Emacs go over it as well. The TA that was in charge of the editor section was just a Vim user and he wanted to show what kind of…
tar --help
That's what I would imagine. I think think shells other than sh or bash are listed more to make students aware of their existence and to reinforce that, in unix, even something as seemingly fundamental as your shell is…
And if they do it in city A, then city B down the road is going to start demanding the same treatment.
Roosevelt won in 1940 in large part because he was running against an interventionist that wanted to join the war alongside the allies, but the US population was either largely against any intervention, or was outwardly…
It's nearly always about natural resources, just because the US has the largest oil reserves doesn't mean it's going to stop there. And the wars you mentioned are just the boots on the ground (or drones in the air)…