LeanderK

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by LeanderK 5y ago
> anti-Chinese, including the presence of "effeminate men" How can effeminate men be anti-chinese?
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by LeanderK 5y ago
isn't webassemly just a compile-target? Like JVM-bytecode or real x86 assembly? If so, then you are not really supposed to understand web assembly. Just like x86 assembly it's just what your language, like rust, compiles to. If yo
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by LeanderK 5y ago
economy is not just there for itself, it serves the community. Innovation and growth is also not a goal for itself. If a company fails at a fundamental task, like providing fair working conditions, then discussions about consequences in a d
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by LeanderK 5y ago
I've alway wondered the following: Since, in rich countries, nearly everyone who wants kids can have kids and if we assume a genetic factor in being drawn towards kids, then there would be evolutionary pressure towards wanting kids. If
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by LeanderK 5y ago
> When corporations sponsor the maintenance of the FOSS projects they use, they are effectively buying an insurance policy that guarantees a prompt, well-coordinated response to security problems. I wonder whether this could be formalise
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by LeanderK 5y ago
yeah, that's what I mean! The OS should explain the situation.
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by LeanderK 5y ago
I think a huge problem with usb-c is that there's software lacking explaining the situation to the user. There exist a huge number of standards and options but for users it only works or it doesn't, but ideally it should be explai
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by LeanderK 5y ago
I think being low-cost is very important, otherwise I wouldn't consider it. I don't live near a major road, but in a small city. I don't think the air-quality is bad, but I also don't know for sure. I would not invest a
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by LeanderK 5y ago
we could check those findings by replicating them in other related animals
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by LeanderK 5y ago
Naive Idea, but some mechanisms, like the testosterone-level in males, change with age. Why can't we, as a first step, just try to keep the levels fixed where we have a "reference level"?
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by LeanderK 5y ago
yeah, i was also not sure whether I've missed something. Equating "Technological Progress" to "Increase in Agricultural Output" doesn't make sense...maybe we don't need that much more food, that's why
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by LeanderK 5y ago
it's complicated, but could tariffs help?
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by LeanderK 5y ago
I talked to a security researcher about it a few years ago and as I understood it it's a cat and mouse game. They are trying to mimic real phones but the malware authors always find a new way to tell whether it's fake.
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by LeanderK 5y ago
I think uncrewed ships would be easier for avoiding piracy? I assume to take control they would need some kind of authentication so the ship would steam ahead...It would reduce it to vandalism but there's no financial incentive there
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by LeanderK 5y ago
> So why don't you stand? I am not an american, so I wonder whether it's realistic? I imagine the US as a 2 party system, so if you're unsatisfied with the performance with one party and unable to vote for the other becaus
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by LeanderK 5y ago
this is actively harmful for a democratic society. Raising your voice is the way to influence societies action. The economy is part of society and governed by its rules and thoughts. There would be no environmental laws without environmenta
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by LeanderK 5y ago
As I understood it they are only gathering data, it might be a PR stunt. I think we're still not able to handle such chaotic environments.
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by LeanderK 5y ago
it might be true that there's a false perception of what overweight looks like, but I don't notice even a little bit of fat. I did my undergrad at a technical university where the standard was noticeable lower and overweight/
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by LeanderK 5y ago
Karlsruhe Institute for Technology is an example. Analysis 1+2 and Linear Algebra 1+2 is compulsory for every CS student (the exams are practically identical, just missing a single topic. You can always switch to the math lectures and get a
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by LeanderK 5y ago
> The people that I see day to day are generally extremely fit. (Or is it just students?) At least in germany it's quite depended on your social class. I am also a student I am sitting in a huge library. There is literally not a sin
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by LeanderK 5y ago
> Without things like mental hospitals Are there really no mental hospitals in the US? I live near one in Germany and the ones on day-leave are just harmless crazy persons living in their own world, totally unable to care for themselves.
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by LeanderK 5y ago
wow, i was a bit confused after reading the article but your buffer analogy immediately made sense!
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by LeanderK 5y ago
How long before cutting edge hardware trickles down to stuff like the Pi Zero? I think a usb-c port would be more useful for these small form-factors, but it's probably a long way of considering there's only usb 2.0.
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by LeanderK 5y ago
Maybe we just learned different lessons ;) People can become addicts under different circumstances and we can't predict individual behaviour. Just because someone exists that violates a principle does not mean the principle is wrong.
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by LeanderK 5y ago
> I've struggled for answers, but I don't think there are any. I've also experienced drug-related loss and I think one can still find some lessons. Life is terrifying for some and they feel incredibly overwhelmed. We lack
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by LeanderK 5y ago
it's true in my experience. NaN/Inf was always a bug and resulted in needing to rewrite the calculation
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by LeanderK 5y ago
So what taxes does South Dakota actually levy on the trusts? I doubt the beneficiaries actually live in South Dakota and setting up a trust does not imply the movement of businesses. Does South Dakota gain much from this tax haven-laws?
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by LeanderK 5y ago
it's not working at all. I currently use vscode, jupyter lab and Slack. They are all not native. I can't see myself switch. I use some native apps and they are great and all, but to be honest I don't care. I want a good user
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by LeanderK 5y ago
yeah, also thought of this. An iPhone is essentially a small network of interconnected processors communicating with each other!
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by LeanderK 5y ago
I am a strong believer in PWAs. I think most of the apps I use could be PWAs without a problem. I really don't get why Apple isn't developing them for MacOS, since I've never really used the app-store on MacOS and in comparis

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