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by ATsch 7y ago
wasn't there an experiment that used laser interferometry to calculate the precise distances between a constellation of three satellites? I assume something like that could work?
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by ATsch 7y ago
We should also not forget the genocide in Myanmar which has been enabled by and attributed to a lack of moderation and the prevalence of hateful fake news on facebook.
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by ATsch 7y ago
I feel like debuggers usefulness is directly correlated to how specialized it is. A good debugger is all about giving you specific information on your problem. I find the classical step-by-step debuggers do an incredibly poor job at this. I
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by ATsch 7y ago
> presupposing that there is no inherent value to human life I mean, you can argue anything if you make your assumptions ridiculous enough. If your approach is to let other people die because that's more efficient then sorry, I&#x27
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by ATsch 7y ago
I think another thing to think about with charity is control and agency. Charity is, I'd argue inherently extremely undemocratic. Most people will never be able to afford philanthropy in any meaningful way, so Charity means subjugating
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by ATsch 7y ago
This is precisely what happens. The matrix.org bridge has approximately 25k open client connections to freenode. It would probably be a good idea to switch it to server-server connections to save resources, but afaict nobody has experimente
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by ATsch 7y ago
sounds like matrix.org
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by ATsch 7y ago
This might apply to "traditional" terrorism, that is centrally organized and coordinated. This is however not how most terrorism seems to work these days. Instead, we have something that's been called "stochastic terrori
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by ATsch 8y ago
I'm not sure who first made this observation, but it's incredible how slowly, everything becomes labor (in the abstract sense of work performed for someone elses profit). With social media, we spend more and more of our free time
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by ATsch 8y ago
> We don't really have projects like that anymore. Contemporary structures and infrastructure are designed to be completed within the lifetime of the creator. Well, it might not be intentional, but the new Berlin city airport certai
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by ATsch 8y ago
I think you misunderstand why the keys were deleted. The keys get deleted on the client when you log out. This is sensible, because if you log out on a device, you probably don't want to keep the keys around in your browser storage. Wh
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by ATsch 8y ago
What does "female impersonators" refer to here? Surely not transwomen or crossdressers? That seems like an extremely rude term.
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by ATsch 8y ago
I personally think online car rental is very adequate for this. Locally, there's a number of very affordable services (usually there's tiers of membership fees that gives you steep discounts) that do this and I know many people th
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by ATsch 8y ago
I don't think there needs to be a universal line, decided by the company, on what's creepy. I appreciate how GDPR recognizes this. I believe it is up to the users to decide for themselves what they are and are not comfortable with
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by ATsch 8y ago
It's pretty common. If you have the time and space on a board, it's a good idea to fill the silkscreen with useful or important information.
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by ATsch 8y ago
As much as I enjoy using radare2, I can't help but feel that the release of GHIDRA has made it somewhat obsolete. Perhaps some components of it can be used in r2 in the future though.
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by ATsch 8y ago
yes, I meant they aren't
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by ATsch 8y ago
I think a useful way of looking at it is that the rooms are decentralized, i.e. not owned by a single server, but the user accounts are (for now).
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by ATsch 8y ago
I think it's easy for bystanders to mistake hostility towards the developer of construct as hostility towards the project or the specific implementation without knowing the full context, however this is not the case. The developer is w
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by ATsch 8y ago
The directive containing the cookie law (ePrivacy) was indeed being revised in 2017. I haven't heard much about it since though. It Essentially enshrined the Do Not Track header into law and also expanded the rules for privacy etc of s
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by ATsch 8y ago
I haven't tried namecheap DNS recently, but I used to use it. I hated DNS. It would just take hours and hours for any change to propagate, regardless of TTL and it was just extremely painful to work with. I thought this was just the wa
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by ATsch 8y ago
These container images will continue to work.
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by ATsch 8y ago
I'm confused why you're treating large income inequality as prerequisite to general societal wealthiness. Rich people are, after all, by definition rich at the cost of the poorer people. Tanzania and Africa in general is a great e
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by ATsch 8y ago
I wonder if this isn't going to be seen as a mistake in the future. What if a faster map is discovered in 3 years that happens to not preserve order? This stuff is really hard to detect, so there's no going back on it.
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by ATsch 8y ago
Whatever this author has done to the input field has really screwed it up on my phone. I type "Kae" and it just ends up as "KaekaeKae", any attempts to hit backspace just duplicate the input text again and again.
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by ATsch 8y ago
I think "jvm is a hog" misattribution is actually part of the cause of "jvm being a hog". It implies that you don't need to worry about your memory management and efficiency in Java, because any hoggyness is the jvm
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by ATsch 8y ago
> So what are the future hubs [...] I see a problem with your assesment right there in your assumption that large hubs will still be a thing in the future. It's becoming more and more obvious that this won't be the case.
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by ATsch 8y ago
If the alternative to staying in your current job is starving and/or getting evicted, your labor agreement isn't a voluntary, mutually beneficial transaction anymore. For example, a lot of the population works unfulfilling, abusiv
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by ATsch 8y ago
Similarly, it fascinates me that people who advocate for free market measures never consider the labor market to be a place where freedom of the market participants to make rational choices should be improved with e.g. better welfare, highe
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by ATsch 8y ago
Another difference is that the unix tools are a bounded and known set of utilities that work independently and compose well together and try not to overlap in functionality. Meanwhile, js modules are an unbounded set of unknown modules that

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