Comment Re: Sounds like you need to set proper pricing (Score 1) 148
The proposal here is to offer a lottery to see who gets a credit. That's the gambling part.
The proposal here is to offer a lottery to see who gets a credit. That's the gambling part.
"If debian dies (which can happen, for example because right now they are having problems getting new members in the community)"
Lol. Mint will be dead and forgotten while Debian is still providing the base of half of Linux. Ubuntu will be dead while Debian continues to provide the base of all Linux.
Mint is demonstrating with these latest decisions that they did not properly forecast the level of work they were generating for themselves with their decisions around release schedules and such.
So why not just provide negative prices?
Why are they still paying for the electricity they "would have"?
This whole scheme is dumb. They should make gambling on your electricity bill illegal.
This is usually not an issue for theaters with decent sound setups. The issue is they are mixing for shit like Dolby 128 channel audio.
That said, lots of directors nowadays shoot for naturalistic audio, which exacerbates the problem. But in this instance (e.g., Tenet) you're not supposed to understand the dialogue in some scenes. Just like if you were in - for example - a gunfight, you'd probably miss a lot of what was said.
Aliens are so sneaky. They always hang out right at the edge of where our optics can see so they remain blurry and indistinguishable from balloons.
They are definitely broke. But if their illness leads them to believe there's a powerful cabal of people using technology to enslave people and drive them into servitude, they'd be right.
So... Women should be kept in the house to have babies, abortion should be punishable by death, and while you executing people, throw some gays in there?
That kind of spiritual development?
Due to the way TIOBE gets its metrics, it's highly subject to the vagaries of LLM use. A language that is being targeted by LLMs and is getting much more effective LLM tooling support will likely drop in the TIOBE rankings as the LLM will bypass one of their major ways of collecting data: search queries.
Zig does pretty much all of this after a fashion. It uses a pretty unique paradigm for generics though. So might not be what you're looking for.
Nah.
It does interoperate with C better than pretty much any other language, but it also has tons of widely used features that are not compatible with C interop, like functions that return types.
Schizophrenics attacking Altman is like a human version of a broken clock being right twice a day.
So... Like I said, Democrats don't come in and fix Republican messes. Carter didn't fix shit.
Much of what air is composed (N especially, but lots of other stuff too) is non reactive to human biology. You don't need to replenish it because breath it out.
Oxygen gets bonded to carbon, and presumably we'll use that for growing crops, so we need to be able to replenish that somehow. Pretty much everything else is only present in trace amounts and wouldn't be prohibitive to ship from Earth, or it isn't consumed by animal biology.
That's a LOT of power. How many people does that support? One? A team of four? A small community?
If this is per person, this would be prohibitively expensive and intensely damaging to the lunar surface if we try to establish an actual colony.
Keep the law on the books and resume prosecution in three years when this shit gets overturned.
You had mail. Paul read it, so ask him what it said.