Nathanba

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by Nathanba 2y ago
We can just take this exchange as an example, maybe that helps to clarify my actual position. Imagine if I had to contact an independent committee before I could "fire"(=ignore) your comment with several snide insults. I'd ge
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by Nathanba 2y ago
I just don't know, all these points sound so weirdly out of touch with reality, it feels like we live in a world of children and there are no parents anymore. Point 1: Only getting fired for a good reason? Who decides what a good reaso
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by Nathanba 2y ago
I wouldn't call it the clearest case of lawfare, any reasonable person can look at these designs and see that it's copying the core design: https://assets-prd.ignimgs.com/2024/01/26/20-1706294568231.
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by Nathanba 2y ago
I agree, we need something that emphasizes that it executes undesired functions. "Trojan horse" would fit better but it's associated with computer virii now. I think I would call it something like "Traitor software"
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by Nathanba 2y ago
that's not my experience, I've lost bookmarks due to firefox sync multiple times.
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by Nathanba 2y ago
the second you put docs into version control next to code it's no longer low friction enough. Suddenly you have peer review for docs change is far too much work.
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by Nathanba 2y ago
Religion is just a form of trained education, you see the same type of belief in people who were educated in schools. People who go through such targetted training are inherently going to believe that the training had some kind of purpose a
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by Nathanba 2y ago
yes and this would need to have a railsystem too if it ever wants to drive into a parking lot that has a speedbump on it, like for example the parking lot of my apartment complex
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by Nathanba 2y ago
The problem is that it doesn't make sense. A bus with no windows, no steering wheel and no ground clearance, so a tram. A new car with full self driving ..except why would it need to be new when he's been promising FSD for various
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by Nathanba 2y ago
His comparison isn't totally off. At some point our global perception of a certain subject might be totally different from what it is in reality just because all images about X are the optimal, AI improved, photoshopped version. This i
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by Nathanba 2y ago
yes, https://github.com/garnix-io/garn But weirdly there was little interest and they rebranded themselves around being a more general build system based on nix instead of what they originally said about being a nix re
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by Nathanba 2y ago
Yeah... it's a pretty strong signal to send to the company owners. It's a direct threat to the company's ability to compete and therefore survive in exchange for maximum personal benefits. I guess it's probably mutual an
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by Nathanba 2y ago
I think even as a non-christian and especially if you comment like this you should know the absolute minimum about christianity: that the death penalty is obviously in the bible and commanded by God plenty of times
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by Nathanba 2y ago
I also thought that it was weird but I still remain neutral about it. Pros could be that it helps to psychologically dislodge toxic people from you if you can make them unable to read your replies. It also moves the power a bit more to the
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by Nathanba 2y ago
they can use block
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by Nathanba 2y ago
general every day people will have to figure out that photoshop exists and that it contains AI now that can invent pictures from scratch. It should be easy to figure out, just explain that it can paint 100% realistically like a camera. The
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by Nathanba 2y ago
I read that all other political parties were forced to disband their militia after the civil war, only Hezbollah was allowed to keep their arms.
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by Nathanba 2y ago
Yes I've suspected for a long time that this is really what you have to do. Either you are so immersed and have such a good memory that you live in your own fantasy world every day... or reality sets in and you treat fantasy worlds jus
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by Nathanba 2y ago
So your response to me is a question for the very thing that I asked you for, this is very bad discussion form when you throw such serious accusations around. Merely giving examples of Erdogan or Modi is obviously not good enough because Mu
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by Nathanba 2y ago
Those are the same reasons for why I avoid AGPL (and GPL frankly, because I dont want to make my frontend code fully open source either). I always thought that when a project is AGPL then I might as well consider it off limits for myself be
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by Nathanba 2y ago
So be specific: Which disinformation in your opinion should have been censored at which government's request and wasn't?
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by Nathanba 2y ago
yes unfortunately only postgres has that convenient thing where you don't have to go out of your way to specify all the column names. SQLServer has it too by a different name but not MySQL
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by Nathanba 2y ago
it is very interesting, I have a similar blog post in my bookmarks as well: https://www.crunchydata.com/blog/generating-json-directly-fr... the problem is that it only works with Postgres, not mysql or sqlite or pretty
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by Nathanba 2y ago
Most people don't have tens or thousands of webservers and could be running with a more efficient inprocess database that syncs to another networked readonly replica for a very long time. I'm very surprised that MySQL or Postgres
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by Nathanba 2y ago
But they are being taxed for anything they will do with their 100m in the market... including property tax if they do nothing
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by Nathanba 2y ago
unfortunately KQL doesn't seem to have INSERT, UPDATE etc. support, it seems to be a pure query language for querying. Unless this strange different .insert syntax is what they intended for their language from the start? I don't
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by Nathanba 2y ago
Subscriptions are only okay for me if it's done like Jetbrains does it, where you can keep the old versions permanently. Partly because it implies what has to be true for monthly payments to make sense: that the software keeps getting
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by Nathanba 2y ago
if it were really the case that the vast majority of businesses doesn't need to pay then they'll just adjust it down to 1 million in revenue
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by Nathanba 2y ago
I also think that the walk feature should have wasd and arrow movement. Maybe it should transition more slowly if you use those keys but when I read "walk" then my expectation in a 3d environment is that I can navigate more freely
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by Nathanba 2y ago
I agree, but we need far more than just some online encryption. 1. We need a sort of blockchain system to make sure nobody can change votes later. 2. Every citizen can deposit their vote with their own key tied to their id number that nobod

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