7sidedmarble

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by 7sidedmarble 3y ago
Peer to peer doesn't really work for group video calls, like more than 5 or so participants. As n goes up, each peer is sending n video/audio streams and receiving n video/audio streams. This will quickly saturate your/y
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by 7sidedmarble 3y ago
https://catnip.vip Catnip is an RSS web app with two main differentiators: - it's an RSS 'aggregator', not a reader mode. I believe the browser itself is the optimal reader. Every RSS app has a bespoke reader mode
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by 7sidedmarble 3y ago
>There is no unrestrained capitalism. This is the doing of the managerial class Who precisely do you think has 90% of the power in 90% of businesses? And before you say 'the shareholders, duh', the venn diagram of the PMC and s
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by 7sidedmarble 3y ago
well that's convenient
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by 7sidedmarble 3y ago
All people outside of the States
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by 7sidedmarble 3y ago
I would absolutely try this out but elixir support is a must. Is there anything in progress?
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
You really need to have your own office space, and treat it like you are "going to work now" and working in your office. That space needs a door you can close. I know it sounds hard to do if your family is used to you 'floati
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
It absolutely boggles my mind how this website can purport to be about hacker ethos, and yet every time a thread like this comes up you get tons of commenters talking about how they are going to tightly control which games and websites ther
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
>Minecraft is so buggy that it’s truly not suitable for kids, >My kids aren’t allowed to play games I wouldn’t play. Nothing says 'hacker mindset' like your parents deciding for you what games you should and shouldn't l
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
I am way, way, way far from an expert on AI. Not even particularly interested in it. But is it really fair to say these models just give you the next likeliest word based on training? If that were true shouldn't you be able to replicat
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
What you're describing is the modern definition, but Marxists use the word to refer to what we would call capitalism: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capital_(Marxism)#:~:text=Ca... .
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
I think it's short sighted to picture a 'centrally' planned economy as the only alternative to capitalism. I'm not an expert, but if you read Marx directly, he didn't say much about the structure of what proletarian
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
>A union only has power if the company is hurt by a strike. And in this case, there is nothing beyond minor inconvenience. So they're working in a horrible situation from a job security standpoint, and that should make them less wan
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
Not sure I understand how htmx fits into that. It is in essence a JavaScript project: one that lets you do JavaScript things from html. And to do that it's written in JavaScript. I think it's very wrong to think of it as some kind
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
Even if someone were to believe you that unions are inherently prone to crime and corruption in a way unique to any other organization, here in the states they have a tiny fraction of the influence they had 100 years ago. You're talkin
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
What exactly is the difference between it being in their general interests to maximize profit besides where that interest conflicts with the law, and it being their legal duty to do so instead? Does it not result in the same thing? Companie
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
> > A lot of this is related to inequality, value of labour detaching from wealth, and the increasing unaffordability of life. > Inequality is declining by every measurable metric in the United States. How would you explain any of
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
> You realize Tik tok is owned by the CCP right? Absolutely amazing how 'national security' can just turn off all that personal liberties crap as long as the 'national threat' resonates along your political lines.
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
Why should it matter to me who is spying on me rather than being spied on at all? Also, I don't know about you, but I find the idea of my own government spying on me just slightly more of an immediate threat then a country I have n
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
This is like moving the argument goal posts: the movie
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
All the things you dislike about unionized working environments are things that can go wrong in any working environment. If we had more unions, you'd have more of a choice, instead of the situation now where only the most corrupt survi
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
Why shouldn't we have ethical opinions about the economy?
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
I guess it depends on your definition of remote. In my area theres fiber being run all over the place, and it's not like middle of Montana rural, but there was 0 internet providers here before and now there's awesome fiber.
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
It was the way the layoffs were conducted which was the objectionable part. Not even taking a week to assess means it was just haphazard.
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
Many have suggested that Tailwind is some kind of replacement for knowing CSS, but I'm extremely skeptical of that idea. I'm a fan of Tailwind, and use it a lot. There's no way you can use it effectively without knowing CSS.
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
It's amazing to me how many people who try Tailwind don't realize you can just... Write CSS when you need to, while using Tailwind? I use Tailwind a lot, and I end up breaking out of it a lot. I don't think there's a des
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
>And if you wanna go fast instead of writing maintainable code you surely can with stuff like unwrap(), clone(), Copy. That's a good approach to learning the language, but it breaks down as soon as async comes into the picture. It&#
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
Counterpoint: most people who are incredibly smart or incredibly hard working or even both, are not incredibly rich. Musk is clearly an intelligent person in so far as your average person is not really interested in rocket science, or capab
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
>what, these are exactly the sites where you need aria tags, because they all have buttons and workflows the context and usage of which are totally obvious to anyone who can see and completely opaque otherwise. The authors point was that
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
So you're saying these things exist because the ruling class, which is already in power, uses them to... make sure they remain even more in power?

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