Jalad

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Propaganda - 9front System(9front.org)
2 points by Jalad 3y ago|0 comments
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by Jalad 3y ago
That still doesn't change the underlying mechanics of the analogy though. It doesn't matter how many employers there are, if the worst case scenario is that you end up where you are now (jobless / no app) The analogy would be
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by Jalad 3y ago
These links seem to be self defeating in nature. First, most of them are math related, except you get the computer to do the math. You can't (or shouldn't) be able to own or outlaw math. The last link is a Support Vector Machine a
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by Jalad 3y ago
Same, about 3 years ago
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by Jalad 3y ago
This is a good day on the front page: no device searches at the border without a warrant, and no non-compete clauses
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AFTVnews Downloader app removed from Google Play(twitter.com)
2 points by Jalad 3y ago|0 comments
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by Jalad 3y ago
It could also be a site map[1] which is auto-generated by a static webpage generator (Hugo does this IIRC) [1]: https://developers.google.com/search/docs/crawling-indexing/...
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by Jalad 3y ago
https://xkcd.com/1732/
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Stabilizing async fn in traits in 2023(blog.rust-lang.org)
8 points by Jalad 3y ago|2 comments
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by Jalad 3y ago
At work we have a perk where we can expense $x,000 a year for assorted benefits such as gym memberships, public transit tickets etc. The pain point is that you need to submit receipts for them to reimburse you, which doesn't take too l
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Facebook User Privacy Settlement(facebookuserprivacysettlement.com)
2 points by Jalad 3y ago|0 comments
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by Jalad 3y ago
Linksys got GPL'd when they released the WRT54G which spawned off OpenWRT, ddwrt, and friends. This blunder on their part sparked a boon of open source firmware development, which ultimately made the WRT54G very popular. Compatibility
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by Jalad 4y ago
It seems like the lack of shipping containers would be a big bottleneck? Almost all ports around the world have standardized on shipping containers for various port logistics, so how can these sailing ships integrate with existing ports? Ot
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by Jalad 4y ago
> I have been told from very well placed sources in the US Intelligence community this is probably a hit. As soon as I saw this thread I also thought that this could be a possibility
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by Jalad 4y ago
Looks like you don't have privacy online, or in meatspace. I assumed this practice was less prevalent than online tracking but seems like that was just overoptimistic https://www.vice.com/en/article/ne879z&#x2
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by Jalad 4y ago
And if you liked this movie you might like "In Bruges". Very similar in mood and the same two lead actors (and director). Personally I liked In Bruges a bit more but they're both good
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by Jalad 4y ago
Likely because the Linux server market is massively larger than the Linux desktop market where power management is a critical issue
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by Jalad 4y ago
Only excessive pride would make someone do something like that
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by Jalad 4y ago
I agree with the other commenter, it's also explained in this CGP Grey video https://youtu.be/qD6bPNZRRbQ
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by Jalad 4y ago
I was almost certain this was a reference to some work of fiction, and indeed it's Kurt Vonnegut's Slapstick
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by Jalad 4y ago
> Lasciate ogne speranza, voi ch’intrate Abandon all hope, ye who enter; from Dante's Inferno
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by Jalad 4y ago
I got through the first slog in this book, but the most unbearable one for me was Moby Dick. At some point I took a multiyear long break from it after getting 75% of the way in, and finally finished it off for completions sake. I was pretty
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Async fn in trait MVP comes to nightly(blog.rust-lang.org)
1 points by Jalad 4y ago|0 comments
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by Jalad 4y ago
In the same style as the article I want to praise the gods of computer programming, who walk amongst us mortals. People who were visionaries, and move the field forward when the rest of us futz around with CRUD apps. People like Linus Torva
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by Jalad 4y ago
Minor correction, the board's only job is to hire/fire the CEO, and decide whether the company can be sold to a prospective buyer
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by Jalad 4y ago
With respect, it doesn't really go both ways. > Employees get to quit at a moments notice Most employees have to work in order to make an income. To assume that it's at all common for employees to just jump ship and leave a mes
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by Jalad 4y ago
RedLetterMedia does a fine grained overview[0] of Picard, where they brutally dunk on the show over the course of hours of commentary. I wholeheartedly agree with their takes too which is sad, because I really enjoyed Star Trek as well [0]:
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by Jalad 4y ago
I'm not sure if China even needs to actively do anything in order to create a chilling effect on Musk. Maybe he will just censor things on the platform proactively to appease the relevant authorities/interests. That's of cour
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by Jalad 4y ago
> if you just comply with the law and take a bunch of tweets down in China Note the last qualifier in your statement. "in China". I think the concern is that a potential adversary could influence Musk outside of their jurisdict
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by Jalad 4y ago
+1 to koreader. I didn't want to install it on my Kobo because I don't really want to mess with the firmware of some devices like my phones and ebooks, but it's really a game changer when you get over the initial readjustment

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