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Igrom
1y ago
Of course it's Swiss.
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1y ago
That's what DNS filtering is for: https://www.cloudflare.com/learning/access-management/what-i... .
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Igrom
1y ago
I've seen news aggregators built on machine learning (think spidr.today), but this is something else. What I'm missing dearly is the attribution of quotes to sources. I'm really impressed by the chat interface otherwise.
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Igrom
1y ago
How is everyone so sure this is not satire? Consider the subscription prompt: >To receive new posts and support my grift, please become a subscriber. The article reads straight, but this line and the highly generic and corporate name of
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Igrom
1y ago
(2024)
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Igrom
1y ago
Moot first got engaged in growing Canvas Networks, then got a job at Google. See: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19119576
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Igrom
1y ago
The gripe I have with this is that it is 1) an impermanent external resource that shows 2) the current, not the contemporary make-up of the commitee that's 3) subject to change at any time, and thus not a lasting appendix to the report
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1y ago
What a pointed title. That aside, I am rather surprised that a committee's investigation report is this light on what in my opinion are fundamental details, including the make-up of the committee, the members' respective duties an
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1y ago
>You only look at the surface China is subsidizing everything but at the same time forcing the companies to share the wealth created with all of its populace not just the company and company share holders. Do you have in mind any example
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2y ago
Location: Zürich, Switzerland, Europe/EU Remote: Nice to see. Worldwide okay, depending on arrangement. Willing to relocate: Rather within Switzerland, but open to questions. Technologies: Very strong with distributed systems, networki
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Adding Home Automation to KDE
(blog.davidedmundson.co.uk)
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Igrom
2y ago
How did you start and what are you getting out of it? Did you get certified?
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2y ago
Chinese. I've spent the past year doing an advanced language study at a leading university in Beijing. The experience was very motivating, but at times very humbling. The teachers there were fantastic tutors and great sticklers for det
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2y ago
Unrelated (I'm based in Switzerland), but I wanted to say that from the perspective of a potential future user, your landing page is great at showcasing why parents could benefit from your app. Well done.
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2y ago
Please post this every month.
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Igrom
2y ago
And clicking on a link to GitHub takes no time at all. Is there anything wrong with that approach? Furthermore, I feel that you shouldn't blame the author for omissions if their post is shared outside of the intended audience.
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2y ago
That's discomforting. My practice of sprinkling em-dashes like salt on a salad dates from my early days on various video game communities' forums. They comfortably mimic interrupted speech in writing. I hope I won't have to s
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2y ago
Surely that's the result of a rogue moderator's overreach.
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Igrom
2y ago
Would you be willing to share a word or two about your company? The vision sounds large. What do you want to create?
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2y ago
A Melania coin has come out as well. Some speculators have sold their shares in the first coin to get on the second one at an earlier point in the pump-and-dump scheme. Cryptocurrencies, in particular memecoins, are a folly. I hope that for
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2y ago
While no close friends of mine use TikTok, virtually all of my Chinese friends use Xiaohongshu, even if as intermittent and unfaithful lurkers. It's true, there is an absolute invasion by the Americans & co. going on there right no
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2y ago
>Imagine having to adjust your documentation to go from [...] I sympathize with your reluctance to push a burden onto the users, but I disagree with this example. That's a false dichotomy: whatever system-specific commands Docker ex
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2y ago
> But I'll ask for a citation on "Pinging towers while powered off." Here's circumstantial evidence pointing to the negative: that a device in airplane mode, and probably, by extension, a powered-off device, broadcast
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3y ago
Completely ignore the troll, your reply was perfectly structured and I really enjoyed your take on decision making when buying software.
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3y ago
The people I have worked with would not read RFCs frequently, while many were not aware of their existence despite working with technologies for which they were authoritative. Thanks for submitting the guide, it's a great starting poin
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Routledge Handbooks
(routledge.com)
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There's a quote or anecdote whose origin I am unfamiliar with, in which it is claimed that ten or twenty books is all that's needed for an essential education. Given the amount of meaningful research that's put out every day
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Igrom
4y ago
While I can't produce the second recommendation at a moment's notice and would have to think, the first one would unquestionably be "Attacking Faulty Reasoning: A Practical Guide to Fallacy-Free Arguments" by T. Edward D
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4y ago
I can't really dispute it if that's what you claim that you're doing, but how can that be? Article 2.3 from the file "Political rights of the Swiss abroad", which is available under your link, asserts: >2.3 E-vot
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4y ago
Then next paragraph says: >It plans to make the system available to the cantons for the trial operation once the development and evaluation of the system has been completed. https://www.post.ch/en/business-solutions&
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