Jason Mansour

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[Jason Mansour @captainmuon]

@ChiahauHu @jordwalke Would be even nicer If 'if' was an expression in JS, then you could use it in the middle of a JSX expression and wouldn't have to return.

[Jason Mansour @captainmuon]

@jordwalke Vue syntax gives me flashbacks to Zope template language / TAL. Just say no to conditionals in HTML attributes 😉.
Literally anything is better. XSLT. Django Style {{}}. I'll even take PHP shorthand <? If ?>.

[Jason Mansour @captainmuon]

@zack_overflow *lol is int, so this prints the address of *lol which is on the stack.

I guess C is smart enough to not put it in a register or optimize it out when you take it's address?

[Jason Mansour @captainmuon]

@wieslawsoltes They should just make the "Office internal UI" aka DirectUI available. As far as I know it's a native XAML-like toolkit and different versions are used across many Microsoft products.

[Alan Kelly @akellyucc]

@NC_Renic The ultimate example in print

[Jason Mansour @captainmuon]

@mitsuhiko That's a step in the right direction, but sometimes I wonder if virtualenvs itself are the problem. Instead of faking separate installations, it would be nice if `import` was smarter and would pull the right package version from a global package cache.

[Ciaran O'Hare @cajohare]

As if Xenon dark matter experiments didn't already have enough to worry about

[Jason Mansour @captainmuon]

@tulpapilled We stopped using magic rocks because they can make a place haunted for many lifetimes, causing infirmity, cancer and death. We tried to banish the rocks in caves, but found it wasn't safe.
Instead we just put our flattened thinking sand in the sun, or build windmills.

[Jason Mansour @captainmuon]

@_Dan_Sampson @Aella_Girl I don't think so, you still need to feed the slaves like you need to pay your workers, to reproduce their labor.

[Jason Mansour @captainmuon]

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[Jason Mansour @captainmuon]

@kasratweets If we take the story at face value, there's another (unlikely) explanation: in the cold war, people were experimenting with microwaves to send audible messages. Maybe she was a test subject and got cancer. Someone had a guilty conscience and send the message to go the hospital...

[Jason Mansour @captainmuon]

@LilithWittmann Das sieht eher aus wie persistent identifiers (sowas wie DOI, oder ISBN für digitale Inhalte). Klingt sinnvoll dass sie eine Bundesdruckerei damit beschäftigt?

[Jason Mansour @captainmuon]

@Quasilocal As an undergrad I had a professor who claimed in physics, all functions are infinitely differentiable. Another defined "function" by that, everything else is just a mapping or maybe a distribution. ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

[Jason Mansour @captainmuon]

@nikicaga @pldrnt Yeah, it's a well known technology called the "government subsidized energy reactor".

Joke aside, the high energy price and the nuclear exit (which are not necessarily connected) are both conscious policy choices, not accidents.

[Jason Mansour @captainmuon]

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[Peter Helm 🇩🇪 🇺🇦 @HelmPeter]

Die Grafiken zeigt so schön, warum sich so viele Nukies und Fossilfans sich mit #EE so verschätzen.
Selbst die @IEA verschätzt sich jedes Jahr und lernt vor allem nicht dazu.
Dabei haben wir doch alle gelernt was ein exponentieller Verlauf bedeutet.
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[Jason Mansour @captainmuon]

@yo_ean Das ist vielleicht eine blöde Frage, aber muss der Staat nicht auch Buch darüber führen wann Zahlungen und Einkünfte tatsächlich fällig sind? Sonst verbuche ich rechnerisch eine Einnahme zu früh oder eine Zinszahlung zu spät und stehe dann plötzlich ohne liquide Mittel da?

[Jason Mansour @captainmuon]

@GaryMarcus @Rahll I think DALL-E produces the right thing here given the prompt. We shouldn't nerf technology to cope with limitations of 19th century law - copyright has to change.
The interesting question is: how can we keep our toys *and* feed the artists?

[Jason Mansour @captainmuon]

@eatonphil Search engines are well understood. The hard part is getting all the resources at scale (bandwidth, storage, CPUs).

*mumble mumble* means of production *cough*

[Jason Mansour @captainmuon]

@davepl1968 @LoganDark A representative from a big Microsoft reseller (where OEMs get licenses from) said almost nobody pays the full price, and recommended me to get a 5€ pro license from Rakuten. Apparently Windows revenue is mostly from OEMs and ads.