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by LockAndLol 6y ago
Maybe if we didn't throw up to 50% of our food away in "developed nations" there'd be: A. More left for the rest B. No need to produce the amount produced right now C. Reduced impact on the environment But yeah, let&#x27
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by LockAndLol 6y ago
This is the kind of thing I think of when people talk a out meritocracy. Somehow social studies have warped the perception of meritocracy to mean "anti my group" by selecting examples that aren't meritocratic. Just look up &q
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by LockAndLol 6y ago
Is there going to be a scihub for specs? Spechub? This seems to be the build IP towards that.
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by LockAndLol 6y ago
Are there opensource product/apps/website that allow distributing media to multiple outlets at once? Like uploading to YouTube, peertube, daily motion, vimeo and others from one interface as well as managing and responding to the
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by LockAndLol 6y ago
> 100Mbps download so that multiple people can simultaneously stream 4k video is not a sane default. It is if you don't want to update the minimum every 5 years. 100 isn't even high enough, IMO. It should be at least 500 down a
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by LockAndLol 6y ago
So much for an "amazing M1". So it's as performant as a chip that was in a phone released a year prior.
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by LockAndLol 6y ago
What kind of a question is that? Are you a developer? Do you think developers willingly write bugs into their applications, then simply release them hoping they can mess up somebody's day for the fun of it? "Allowed to roll out in
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by LockAndLol 6y ago
Are the barber shops allowed to operate where those people live? Are people allowed to travel all the way to whoever used to cut their hair? Shaving it all away is easy.
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by LockAndLol 6y ago
> Unfortunately, what seemed like a done deal turned out to be quite the unprofessional ride. Any organization knows that fixing breach-worthy vulnerabilities is extremely time sensitive. Once threat actors catch wind of major vulnerabil
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by LockAndLol 6y ago
> At a mile high conceptual level, AI is nothing but a program created by a computer based on the data it is provided Your brain is but a preprogrammed, biological computer that reacts to data obtained from its interfaces and attach peri
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by LockAndLol 6y ago
If it's opensource, there's no need to wait on the business interests of a trillion dollar company to align with your wishes. Camera app developers can be made aware of it and add it to their apps. If there are app developers on H
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by LockAndLol 6y ago
> What you then get is every bit as good as regular 1TR, with one significant exception: you can’t set the system security state using the Startup Security Utility. Apple explains that this is because “LLB [Low-Level Bootloader] doesn’t
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by LockAndLol 6y ago
I'd rather see them bailed out than some greedy trader on wall street or a banker.
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by LockAndLol 6y ago
From what I understand the internals (aka the engine). That is a problem IMO. I understand it's to create a dependency on the maintainer in order to make money, but yeah... it's the reason I've stayed away thus far.
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by LockAndLol 6y ago
And .i2p domain too.
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by LockAndLol 6y ago
Is this being done in other places close to nuclear plants? The article just mentions that there are allegations of security standards not being followed but who was making the accusations and why? And why are the Baltic states pulling out
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by LockAndLol 6y ago
No kids here (besides the neighbors kids) thankfully, but I don't need them to remember how much I hated school and university. They were all about knowledge with no understanding. The entire goal of school is not to "prepare you
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by LockAndLol 6y ago
Whatever language you're using, someone hates. Just be aware of that. There is no perfect language that fits every situation and there is no perfect community. Know your needs and which language fits your needs.
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by LockAndLol 6y ago
> What is it about this one that brings out HN's inner environmentalist? This is obvious and very easy to see, while the other examples you brought up aren't. Your examples might even be doing more damage, but because the end r
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by LockAndLol 6y ago
Those are all government funded and the data is private, correct?
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by LockAndLol 6y ago
Italy needs the same investment in propaganda/marketing as the US; every European country does. People dream about going to the US because they are bombarded with the image that it's better there, not of how good it is in neighbor
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by LockAndLol 6y ago
Future proofing and it gives people the possibility to think big. If most of the country is stuck at 20 Mb, then most people will think in and build 20Mb applications. Who knows what people will cook up if they are unbridled. Of course limi
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by LockAndLol 6y ago
For the Europeans among us, I would like to remind you that there's an initiative to opensource all publicly funded code https://publiccode.eu/ If you care, add your signature and vote for a party during the next elect
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by LockAndLol 6y ago
Does it continue learning? It might be good to somehow federalize it in order for instances to share knowledge or results. Were its current knowledge to stay static, I imagine it would become outdated in some time. But most importantly, it
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by LockAndLol 6y ago
Because you (the people) don't vote for people who actually want to prosecute white-collar criminals. That probably comes from it not being so relatable. Most people understand physical theft and probably think it's easier to cat
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by LockAndLol 6y ago
> “I was asked at a dinner by a student whether I thought a classmate of hers should have been suspended for a video she had made as a 12-year-old in which she used a racial slur. To understand what was in the video, I asked if she had c
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by LockAndLol 6y ago
So this is what purism was talking about. Seems like the wait will be longer yet again. They don't have much luck those guys, do they?
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by LockAndLol 6y ago
What is up with these app names? Enzyme? Tapenade?
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by LockAndLol 6y ago
I honestly don't find tests that "self documenting". They are complementary and optional to reference documentation, but much less readable. Every time I've looked at them, I've found myself better grasping what the
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by LockAndLol 6y ago
I'll try this out, thanks. Never gave it real thought and have always tried to somehow organize my documentation. Maybe this will get it right.

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