If I have to put a thread object in a variable and call a method on it to start it then it's OO multi threading. I don't want to know when the thread spawns, I don't want to know what code it's running, and I don't want to know when it's done. I just want shit to happen at the same time (90% of the time)
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I feel like it should push father, with a wider area of attack and cause some damage too, like 6s of afterburn
On Linux most package managers download an index of every package, its requirements and installation instructions. This means I can search through it however I want.
How open would you guys be to scraping and compiling "search engine"-esq indicies on your local machines?
Cheap dumb andk easy solution: deep sea miners must comply with their home government regulations completely otherwise they lose international seas protections and government navys can sink these platforms for free!!
I've always hated object oriented multi threading. Goroutines (green threads) are just the best way 90% of the time. If I need to control where threads go I'll write it in rust.
Ok peace love and fuck google but serious replies only
Why do we devs need Android?
Most apps I build just display shit. They show prompts to the user to guide them through what I want them too.
I can't remember ever needing to implement some high frequency data processing onboard and even so. Webassembly and PWAs are getting better pretty dang fast (isn't figma a 100% wasm-pwa?) so if I actually needed those I could have those.
The last remnants of what a program could do on bare metal is like LLMs and visual processing. I'd also rather have those in a standalone app but soon we're gonna get some sort of WebNPU standard and (well) I might as well process images in webassembly (ノಠ益ಠ)ノ
Like imo browsers are becoming virtual machines with (what amounts to) an undefinably infinite app store.
When I freelance as an app developer I always encourage my clients to go the PWA route and then I wrap a PWA runner for the app stores because they only want to be on the app stores for marketing purposes and bc users are used to it.
Because that's all that these OSs are, just UI's wrapping a browser (in my humble opinion).
Yes but mitochondria live in the cytoplasm. I guess I don't have much of a grasp of size differences that small so it blew me away to think to find a life form inside of the organelle of another lifeform.. I thought things were too small at that scale.
Whole bacteria are found within an organlle
That is even more mind blowing to me
"why don't you just"
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I read this thing's entire wiki page and it's fascinating!!
- Imo it's not even an animal it's just a collection of cells that can survive on their own but just don't want too
- It will rip itself into multiple parts spontaneously because cells don't coordinate too much. They don't have dedicated neurons but they have a decently complex peptide based protocol.
- You can put a single Trichoplax animal through a sive that is fine enough not to damage the cells but separate them, and the cells will reform into the same animal
- They can reproduce sexually but they don't have any of the markers that all males of all sexually reproducing species have. Plus because they only ever sexually reproduce when there's a high density of Trichoplaxs, it's basically a pattern of Trichoplax cells choosing to break away and combine with other cells to create new individuals.
- They're just about as simple as e.coli and they're the simplest animals with about 50mill base pairs divided into 6 chromosomes
- They can take the organelles of the cells they eat just because. The wiki article calls it symbiosis but that implies that organelles are alive and I don't think they are. I think Trichoplaxs can just take tools from other creatures to use.
I've been experiencing something like this too..
I'm really insomniac due to mental health stressors and chemical imbalances. I honestly might die if I don't use meds to put myself to sleep for 2 weeks straight.
That being said my meds are correcting the chemical imbalances. And I get to notice as I try to fall asleep after a high stress day I'll ruminate too hard and I'll stay awake after the "put-down" pill wears off, (then I gotta decide to give up on sleep all together or damage myself more with another pill).
I'm not a doctor (just traumatized). Ruminations come from anxiety sometimes, try to recognize what you're actually actually doing to prevent yourself from sleeping.
Undeniably fair