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Yep. In order to claim something a failure you need objective criteria to begin with. In terms of Covid those objective criteria never existed and thus the King's claim has as much meaning and weight as mine that Sweden's handling
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Like TSLA?
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If we broaden software to technology, I'm pretty sure enough philosophers on the subject do exist; their just often labeled ludites.
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I'd be more interested in a tagging file system for personal data like music, photos, documents etc. I orgainize my data in a hierarchical file system like most but I think tagging would be better for discoverability.
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I'm not aware of any file system that supports tagging out of the box accept for BeFS and it only supports it indirectly.
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Sorry if the comment came off as critical to what you've done; it was not meant to be. I just find the ability to tag data to be useful for organization and discoverability and I find it interesting that in 2020 there's no widely
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Yeah I know it sounded weird but I'm not really that interested in GUI apps but I am interested in different languages. Nice project page by the way. Thanks for the link.
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How about a filesystem that just provided tagging as a first class citizen?
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Do you have any references to good examples of console apps built with FreePascal?
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I think there's ample evidence there was voter fraud on a massive scale. This is a problem because it's a wide held belief that won't go away by decreeing there wasn't or by appealing to Twitter as the arbiter of truth.
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Dr. Gelernter and Freedman proposed time as a better metaphor than space almost 25 years ago. It's essentially what every social media app uses now. Although the dissertation proposes better tooling for navigation. http://ww
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I think your question has been answered to some extent. As I understand it, there is wide spread usage of WeChat apps. Users of WeChat use the platform for many tasks other than text messaging. In, essence, WeChat is just a spruced up CLI.
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I would say from a career path perspective this world seems to offer some advantages in the area of cumulative knowledge acquisition. Whereas the typical career path in The Enterprise one is faced with technology churn every few years. Bein
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There's no way to square this statement given the coverage of Obama and Trump looking only at their policies.
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Headphones are the new sneakers.
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This lady has a great channel with really interesting content.
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That and left or right doesn’t care about Authoritarianism when they think the Authorities are on their side.
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Used to be that way in the US too.
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If you weren’t trying to make a left or right comment why use the word “right”?
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This is what makes HN HN, thanks for sharing.
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It seems the current pro-censorship group has a fairly homogeneous political slant as evidenced by the author's statement: > It’s offered a megaphone to those promoting dangerous ideas like white supremacy, Islamophobia, anti-Semiti
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Not a great example. The forum's purpose is so narrow and well defined that most would not care about the moderation, even if it were for profit.
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> At the very least, services should be required to label their content "We Vetted This" vs. "We're Just a Conduit for This". And if they label their content "We Vetted This" or "This statement is
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> How is it any less eliminative for decentralized services? Not speaking for the parent here but I think you called out a distinction; private. There's a difference between running a private, not for profit, Mastadon node where any
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It always seems to fall through the cracks in these discussions, maybe because there's not a lot of folks who run the distro, but Gentoo has very nice command line tools.
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The command line, in terms of the terminal emulator, really needs to evolve to more of a Meta-X mini-buffer pattern. People keep circling around the sweet spot which is a fixed location command input area that outputs, in addition to text s
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Yep, I call it collectivised micromanagement in an attempt to commoditize development.
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Yeah, it's like all the sports and horse race handicapping gurus offering their picks for a fee. If their methods were so good, why not just apply them rather than spending the extra time trying to run the meta business?
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I've found KDE Neon to be WAY more stable than Kubuntu. And this has been the case on multiple LTS versions. I just think this is odd since, in theory, they should only differ by the KDE apps that are installed.
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The issue I have with the *nix variants is the multi-user bit. This bit is for a completely different use case than personal computing.
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