@CKsTechnologyNews The numbers *are* large and impressive, but the graphs are manipulating them to seem more extreme.
@CKsTechnologyNews this is very cool but I just want to point out that images 1 and 4 are bad #statistics. The scale starts and ends at arbitrary values to make numbers seem extra large.
Actually, cybertheologians have long been divided as to whether Package Management Hell is a condition of eternal conscious deployment failure, or merely a temporary if aeons-long, state of purgatory in which one's package management sins are gradually exposed and overcome through multiple updates to the package manager itself.
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In "night of the living dead", it's the living people who are actually there "living dead" because they're all doomed to die at the end. 🤯 just blew ur mind
#iamverysmart
"there are no microorganisms that can break most of them down (yet)." sounds like a pitch line from a monster movie. like some kind of creature that metabolizes plastic but then also becomes a huge plastic super-organism that comes ashore and breaks down all our carbon-carbon bonds
https://arstechnica.com/science/2021/10/searching-for-solutions-to-a-crisis-decades-in-the-making/
#ecohorror
@lucifargundam thanks for looking 😄
yeah, I noticed there are different sizes for different architectures. May be that the debug symbols are only stripped for some, but they still include cc1 -- sizes are about right for that.
@lucifargundam No, it's literally just a binary. What raised my eyebrow is the ~150 MB for the cpp-11jpackage. I'm like "for the preprocessor? It just handles macros and defines--wth?" So, I'm also confused why it's even in this package. cc1 handles pre-processed code into assembly, but it's in the cpp package which is supposed to be just the preprocessor, I thought.
So, why would #GCC's cc1 need to be 25 MB in #debian (and that's without debugging symbols -- with is closer to 150MB) ? C's not that big of a language...is most of that optimization code or something?
#compilers
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@freemo why would he act like a prude? I don't get how this makes Feynman a better person or scientist
@freemo I also imagine scientists naked, but I'm, like, 20% just a horny dude. you're saying Feynman is better for also being horny sometimes?
I'm trying to remember the title of this #SF book that consists of several vignettes of extremely long lived people (basically immortal). One of them involved a guy that meditated to slow down his body to kill himself and, I think, he got absorbed into a tree or something. sound familiar?
#scifi #sciencefiction
@izaya Bon Appetit at least actually has your typical written recipe to accompany some of their YouTube vids. it's how i learned to make red lentil and parsley fritters @lucifargundam
@lucifargundam yeah, that too, but opposite. like it might seem twee, but The Great British Bake-Off is genuinely a good time watching good-spirited brits making baked goods and being nice to each other @izaya
@Gargron didn't i read the software freedom conservancy ... yep https://sfconservancy.org/blog/2021/oct/21/trump-group-agplv3/
so the clock started earlier on compliance?
honestly though, what are the chances they don't just comply with the license? why wouldn't they?
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