anton
@anton@lemmy.blahaj.zone
- Comment on On bugs... 6 days ago:
Better to leak that to segfault, take this:
#define free(x)
- Comment on Spanish Notations 2 weeks ago:
The Spanish notation makes the parentheses around n-k obsolete, clearly saving one symbol in some formulas is worth introducing a new one in others.
- Comment on Why don't we just gather up all the ocean's trash and all the nonrecyclables, put them in a rocket, and launch it into the sun? 3 weeks ago:
There is “not financially viable” and than there is spending 12 times the gdp of earth each year.
- Comment on smart engineering 4 weeks ago:
Yours is one louder
- Comment on Just Terrible 4 weeks ago:
Like mathematicians and physicists.
- Comment on What knot(s) should I use to secure this? 3 months ago:
As a climber I have to disagree, figure 8 knots are the best, especially when double back.
It’s the one knot I trust my life to on a weekly basis and I have rarely encountered a situation where they weren’t part of the solution. - Comment on Germany joins multinational force monitoring Korean border 3 months ago:
We can barely afford to send our troops to the Russian border where they serve a purpose, showing cohesion and solidarity and commitment in NATO. I doubt N. Korea will consider Germany, a nation across the globe with low power projection capability, a threat.
That money is better spent on modern equipment, ammunition and aid.
- Comment on Would I get banned here for being over active? I got banned from reddit because they thought I was a bot. And don't want to repeat the same mistake here. Thank you ahead of time. 3 months ago:
Inline
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I don’t know how to escape triple back tics inside a code block, just ignore the spaces
- Comment on Most Precise Atomic Clock Ever Built Will Only Lose a Second Every 30 Billion Years 4 months ago:
The other atomic clocks that are averaged to give us our ground truth for time.
- Comment on Most Precise Atomic Clock Ever Built Will Only Lose a Second Every 30 Billion Years 4 months ago:
… or one second back, that’s the problem.
- Comment on India to mandate USB-C connectors on smartphones and laptops by 2026 4 months ago:
Well, apart from the free movement of people and goods, the common currency, the gdpr, the international students and the consumer protection what has the EU ever done for us?
Brought peace.
Uh peace, shut up.
- Comment on Is it generally safe to walk through a field of cows? 4 months ago:
I had quite the opposite experience in the alps, we have hiked within meters cows because the heard was laying and standing on the path. I have never seen very young calves or bulls on the mountains.
- Comment on Texas power prices briefly soar 1,600% as a spring heat wave is expected to drive record demand for energy 5 months ago:
The system works great all year round but what it delivers is not electricity…
- Comment on Why mathematics is set to be revolutionized by AI 6 months ago:
The absence of coincidence
Look up the strong law of small numbers.
Also, one of their examples of AI was an exhaustive search.
- Comment on please tell your husband hello 6 months ago:
I want to be Q from Star Trek.
- Comment on Recognize the mother of Wifi 6 months ago:
SYN-ACK
- Comment on Just got texted a job offer. You guys think it's legit? 6 months ago:
[…] would someone like monkeymant59h@icloud.com really be dishonest?
Iphone users can never be evil, I have learned that from watching films.
- Comment on US government reportedly ponders crimping China's use of RISC-V 6 months ago:
The spec is open source, particular implementation are typically under patent/copyright protection.
Not that they can be enforced effectively, unless the chips are exported into the US. - Comment on #justposeidonthings 6 months ago:
Nitrogen also becomes toxic, requiring you to substitute it with helium (or hydrogen).
Interesting talk on the subject: youtu.be/skL5EQa8DFY - Comment on food science 7 months ago:
It’s tiramisu.
- Comment on ankle monitor 7 months ago:
For the good of all of us, except the ones who are dead
- Comment on Threads is automatically hiding comments that mention Pixelfed 8 months ago:
I don’t know, but you can check individual instances by going to the
/instances
subdomain and searching for threads.shjw and blahaj are defederated, world isn’t.
This can always change, but I have confidence in my admins. - Comment on Matrix multiplication breakthrough could lead to faster, more efficient AI models 8 months ago:
Even if it made mining more efficient, Bitcoin would just increase difficulty to compensate.
Bitcoin is a system adverse to efficacy. - Comment on How does lemmy differ from reddit? 8 months ago:
What does defederation imply? Feeds aren’t aggregated, or users are not allowed from the other instance?
Iirc no activity from one instance is available on the other. No posts in their communities, no posts/comments from their users.
Also one other major question. I thought lemmy was its own thing, but I guess it’s part of the Fediverse? The Fediverse is just a set of protocols? What is lemmy then?
The fediverse is a group of social media platforms that use the active pub protocol to pass along user interactions between instances (servers run by different people).
Lemmy is the reddit of the fediverse, meaning posts in communities and comment in a trees structure.
Kbin is also the reddit of the fediverse, but with some less features (manly on the moderation side). Because they both use active pub in a reddit style they can easily interoperate.
Mastodon is the twitter of the fediverse meaning their content (mircoblogging) doesn’t fit the lemmy format but you will only sometimes see some posts like ‘If you can read this I have managed to post from mastodon to lemmy’.
- Comment on Give me Options or give me death 8 months ago:
You can’t random-access an iterator and use it again later.
If your specific use case really needs random access to a list while lazy computing the elements just wrap them in
Lazy
and put them in a vector.Can Rust compute the value of calling a function an infinite number of times?
The return type of an infinitely recursive function / infinite loops is ⊥, a type that by definition has no values. (Known in rust as
!
) - Comment on Give me Options or give me death 8 months ago:
Imagine using a linked list as your default sequential container.
Rust iterators are lazy btw. - Comment on Nvidia passes Alphabet in market cap and is now the third most valuable U.S. company 9 months ago:
Take your xenophobia back to reddit.
- Comment on The story of how the SSH port became 22. 9 months ago:
Boring story:
22 was free, he asked for it, he got. - Comment on Please tell me does this make any sense? i can not sleep, is capitalism inherently designed to be invasive? 9 months ago:
Their economy can tell us something about the demand for infinite growth in a finite world, which is inherent in modern capitalism.
- Comment on Venus by Tuesday 9 months ago:
That is the worst geoengeniering idea. whatif.xkcd.com/162/