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Geschichte - Kurzfassung
Das ist mein Platz, ich war zuerst da.
Das ist mein Apfel, den habe ich gepflückt.
Das ist mein Speer, den habe ich gemacht.
Ich esse zuerst, weil ich der stärkste bin.
Das sind unsere Pfeilspitzen, die haben wir gegen Fleisch getauscht.
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If I want a simple and free tier analytics for my blog, that’s not US based and not Google, where should I go?
There some to be an awful lot of choices out there.
Why a decades old architecture decision is impeding the power of AI computing
L: https://research.ibm.com/blog/why-von-neumann-architecture-is-impeding-the-power-of-ai-computing
C: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45391078
posted on 2025.09.26 at 17:12:56 (c=0, p=3)
Trying to figure out what level of stress goes with "Want to play Simon's Cat on my phone and eat ice cream until I explode."
As one does.
起きた。外は曇り。
Do you think that the slow transformation of American business to be all about meetings where you watch Powerpoint presentations has anything to do with the fact American software companies think that you are happy to be interrupted while using their software to watch a slideshow
There's no way to dismiss this popup without watching the slideshow
田舎の命 #misskey写真部
Kink, nsfw, mh+, ph-, depol, crimes against tomatoes, eye contact, ear contact, cybersecurity, centipede facts
What on earth were you expecting?
SNS以前って言葉で表現する場を持つ人ってほんとうにひと握りだったんだなって思う。喋るにしても書くにしても。
blogの頃まではまだパソコンが使えることやblogの仕組みがわかることが前提だったから「誰でも」とは言えなかった。
スマホでアプリを使って短文投稿するようになって本当の識字率というか言語運用の国民的なレベル感みたいなものが可視化された。
I wonder what will happen if someone who's not a man uses this. Will it explode? 😅
(I've seen many products that said "for men" but never seen "men only" and found it funny.)
The #Python ecosystem has more in common with #JavaScript than #rust.
Change my mind
表紙ラフどうにかなりそうな目処たったので寝る
Papers by AI boosters are wild. They'll be like, "We studied the use of AI for X task for Y amount of time. During that time it consistently produced unusable garbage that required human intervention to correct and never really did the job it was supposed to. In conclusion, AI is very good and should be adopted more broadly!"
I was lead to believe that SQLite could be safely and efficiently used by multiple threads within a single process. Was I wrong?
![error[E0277]: `NonNull<libsqlite3_sys::bindings::sqlite3>` cannot be shared between threads safely
--> server/src/main.rs:146:32
|
146 | rocket = rocket.manage(state::AppState {self_url, engine, connection});
| ------ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ `NonNull<libsqlite3_sys::bindings::sqlite3>` cannot be shared between threads safely
| |
| required by a bound introduced by this call
|
= help: within `AppState`, the trait `Sync` is not implemented for `NonNull<libsqlite3_sys::bindings::sqlite3>`](https://files.mastodon.social/media_attachments/files/115/272/610/932/412/005/original/cbce63dd95318381.png)
@mcc a sqlite connection pointer can be safely moved between threads, but it does not perform internal synchronization and so can not be used by more than one thread at the same time. you can open more connections and distribute connections among threads to get concurrency. in wal mode the concurrency can be parallel for reads, but at most only one writer will proceed at a time.
Ran into my first hard core Libertarian recently. That did not end well for either of us.
This is the Ladybird guy btw in case you were still unsure about the project’s politics https://mastodon.social/@alatiera/115272605624599561
Bonnie is killing me with her preciousness 
ございま首が痛えええええええ
The Beauty of Programming
L: https://www.brynmawr.edu/inside/academic-information/departments-programs/computer-science/beauty-programming
C: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45356429
posted on 2025.09.24 at 00:51:54 (c=0, p=3)
RNA structure prediction is hard. How much does that matter?
L: https://www.owlposting.com/p/rna-structure-prediction-is-hard
C: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45390866
posted on 2025.09.26 at 16:47:31 (c=0, p=5)
This is the primary challenge. I'm working on it as hard as I can. I hope we can eventually look back on the Second Gilded Age as a turbulent period of history we got through together, learned from, and improved.
Bonnie is killing me with her preciousness
A poll: When did you last say "I love you" out loud?
In jest, as part of lines when acting, with sass but honest, signing it to someone, casually to your beloved, to your crew, to your pet fish... Any situation, any recipient, any way!
A poll: When did you last say "I love you" out loud?
In jest, as part of lines when acting, with sass but honest, signing it to someone, casually to your beloved, to your crew, to your pet fish... Any situation, any recipient, any way!
@sinituulia To my cat, multiple times a day. Always out loud.
@adarshadarsh 🚲 yeah Frampton was the only other viable example I could think of?
in case anyone needed a reminder of why you shouldn't use superlatives in technology names: my samsung phone supports fast charging, super fast charging, and super fast charging 2.0
@lynnesbianLynnesbian 
Let me share with you my resume, resume_final_edit2_draft_reviewed_finalfinal_please_review.pdf
"Buying an expensive road bicycle has been described as a more healthy and affordable response to a midlife crisis than buying an expensive sports car" https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mamil
それではそろそろお休みです…
明日は身体をゆっくり休めよう…
@AlexanderVI EVEN THAT PART IS AWESOME, and you can segue into that song live too. Surrender? COME ON. Such a pure rock song.
Titanic's sister, Britannic, sank in 1916. Divers have recovered artifacts
Link: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/the-titanics-sister-ship-the-britannic-sank-in-1916-for-the-first-time-ever-divers-have-recovered-artifacts-from-its-wreck-180987402/
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45386690
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I wonder if there's a name for the annoying "cascades" of logic that sometimes arise in tools.
Eg. in 3D rendering tools you may be able to switch on and off individual lights. Or do it on a group level. And switch on and off the ability of each object to receive from each light. And do that at a group level. And then you may have different rendering passes and different settings for each. And then, for debugging, you need to override the other settings to make sure a light comes on regardless of what anything else says. And so it goes...
Visual Studio Code is like that too. This or that feature is controlled by "xxx" or "yyy" in settings.json which is cancelled by "zzz_exclude" which overrides "www" and which is silently inactive if "zzz" is enabled and so on.
And there's never a way to get a global answer to the question "why isn't this thing I expect happening???"
Updated: added a parking sign picture
It’s true. Nobody is talking about the country and nation of…Brazil.
We must overthrow the Ur-Quan masters
We must overthrow the Ur-Quan masters
今朝の一般通過セミ様
うーん、暗い
珠野うみか 
もふパラ4巻
Eugen Rochko
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