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Why was is complicated? I'm hosting https://talumriel.de for my German novels on a Rapberry Pi 3b, using Nginx and Letsencrypt with cryptbot. It's probably not super-secure, but the setup was very easy. I basically jus
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> If I dispute my vote record, I can challenge it using my secret information and quickly expose that my votes were tampered with. How can a legitimate challenge be distinguished from one by malicious actors who want to nullify the ele
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I've often heard the claim that these limitations are the reason why some older record sound better than CD. During the loudness wars CDs were so aggressively limited, all while the bass content was driven up, that these would make a
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It's more than embarrassing, it's in my opinion kind of crazy. Zuckerberg seems to be obsessed with "governing people" and "leadership", he mentions this in almost every interview. He really seems to believe th
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The article seems to be wrong, though, and is strongly colored by the author's views about her own discipline. Many STEM fields have amassed a large body of knowledge, and there has been a qualitative shift in the 20th Century that n
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As an Epicurean, nothing. Avoid all of this like the plague, interact only with close friends and do not engage in politics and "power play." Spent your time on what matters to you.
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They can be surprisingly hard to get in some areas of the world. For example, I live in Portugal and larger shops like Worten, Fnac, El Corte Ingles have anything but Brother printers. Even IT providers for business and PC shops rarely have
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I've been following V for a few years now and it's pretty awesome. Development is very active.
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I'm a bit skeptical about Kanban boards because you cannot have them with you all the time. That goes against the main idea of GTD to reduce cognitive load as much as possible. I used to use the " Action Day Planner " togethe
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Strange anecdote: I once organized a workshop on reasoning about uncertainty and one of the attendants was a health official working on bike accident statistics. According to her, if going solely by the statistics, helmets would have to be
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That's crazy and I'm sorry to hear that. I guess I'm lucky to have only had doctors so far in my life who listen to their patients and exclude possible diseases with the usual diagnostics. Sometimes medical doctors simplify s
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What does this anecdote have to do with free speech? In my country rare cases of myocarditis were listed as a possible side effect immediately after the first potential cases came up and it was also all over the media. Do you claim that in
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Personally, I don't care what Youtube bans and believe they should just do whatever they like. I don't care because Youtube does not provide any essential service to society. The content they serve is entirely expendable. The same
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We have to be able to rely on some cloud services, though, if we want georedundant backup of local files. I agree that relying on Google drive without additional backups is a bad idea, and it's generally a bad idea to store unencrypt
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This article is cherry-picking. There are good reasons why people often compare Sweden with similar neighboring countries like Denmark and Norway. The less similar the compared countries are, the more additional factors need to be taken int
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It seems you're right, the link you give looks credible to me. I'm from Germany living in Portugal and in both countries the default is "No, it's not allowed (but with exceptions)", so that explains my wrong general
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There is no substantial difference, but the glasses hide it better and therefore have more nefarious uses. Making pictures of someone without consent is prohibited by law in most European countries ( Edit: Not quite right, only in some ), a
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Not that it matters, but they are not very popular where I live.
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At least they have "Ray Ban" written fairly large on the side, I'll certainly avoid people wearing Ray Bans in the near future.
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Indeed, if somebody wants to build a rocket that flies to Mars, then it should better not crash, and the equivalent to not crashing is an algorithm that actually detects the bad behavior. Kind of strange that you're making fun of tha
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> do _you_ have any ideas about how to fix this sort of thing that would survive being published for the world to see? I would try to come up with a rule-based system that actually detects the bad behavior they don't want to hav
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As a counterpoint, Portugal currently has 81.10% fully vaccinated and 86.85% vaccinated once (meaning they'll be vaccinated again in 4 weeks or earlier), and the new infections are going down slowly but continuously for a while now. My
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Sure, from a present perspective on epistemology this may make sense, since we now know all the troubles and faulty attempts to decide proper justifications from incorrect ones after Gettier's paper. However, back then the idea to defi
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Having extra money to invest helps a lot, or so I've heard.
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I don't know what their explanation is, but one explanation would be that people frequently use piracy to try out and compare products. Later, once they have decided on the best product, some of them go legit. That's certainly h
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There is no doubt that Go needs generics. Pretty much every Go container and data structure library on github will benefit from generics. The empty interface is used everywhere , leading to all kinds of panicking typecasts, hard to debug e
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I've started to add +Reddit in Google searches to obtain useful information when I need to know something. With all those fake top 10 list sites and paid reviews showing up in searches, Reddit is pretty much the only place left for get
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I'd agree if only less people confused productivity with work / time efficiency and then get annoyed when the quality declines. As an old German proverb says, Gut Ding will Weile haben , which roughly means good things take time
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Please include a link to these theses, because as it stands this anecdote sounds extremely implausible. I don't know what university you were, but I've been at a few in Europe and at every one of them Master theses were evaluated
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While your here, thank you for the awesome work on the V language! It pretty much has the (for me, subjectively) ideal features of a small, fast, and static programming language. I've been following it for a while and I'm pretty s

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