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Trump administration halts Harvard's ability to enroll international students(nytimes.com)
922 points by S0y 1y ago|1039 comments
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by S0y 1y ago
>Take the plunge in the strength of the breakbeat, >Among the stars, where the dreams and freedom meet. >Finding the ecstasy of life’s uncharted quest, >In every pulse of the music, feel the zest. Like... what?
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by S0y 1y ago
Honestly it baffles me at this point that Suno keeps trying to generate lyrics when everything else it generates sounds so good. All of these example get ruined by the most simple and boring lyrics imaginable. Poetry is an art and clearly t
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by S0y 2y ago
I'm not sure why so much of the comments are about fear of being detained at the border. I'm Canadian, and it's pretty clear to me that most of us just don't want to give the US our business anymore. At least as long as
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by S0y 2y ago
That line also made me chuckle quite more than it should have.
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by S0y 2y ago
I think it's pretty unfortunate .xyz domains ended up having such a bad reputation. I know when the tld first came out it was extremely cheap ($1 for the first year?) so I suspect anyone who wanted a good deal grabbed one. Obligatory:
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by S0y 2y ago
So what part of the game code exactly is able to download a random python script and run it?
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by S0y 2y ago
It's funny to see this now because I've been for a couple weeks looking into audio spacialization. After a lot of research and even trying to write my own spatializer plugin, I found that Game Engines have probably the most comple
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by S0y 2y ago
100% AI generated comment?
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Bluesky valued at $700M in new funding round(businessinsider.com)
6 points by S0y 2y ago|1 comments
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by S0y 2y ago
https://archive.is/XRuOJ
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by S0y 2y ago
When I saw the headline I was pretty excited, but looking at your examples, I'm really curious about why you decided to make everything work via CRDs? Also having to write code inside those CRD for the cleanup logic seems like a pretty
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by S0y 2y ago
>multi-cloud/dedi k3s is great As someone with the exact same setup, thank you for strengthening my confirmation bias.
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by S0y 2y ago
It's a variation on "Premature Optimization Is the Root of All Evil". Focus on what actually matters for your startup. If for some reason some EU regulator actually comes knocking, you're most likely big enough to mean y
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by S0y 2y ago
Wonder how you define "Bluesky" users in the context of ATProto. is it users of the relay? users of bsky provided PDS? users of the bluesky frontend?
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by S0y 2y ago
The New-York Times writing an article about David Wise??? Awesome.
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Elastic Map Projections(kunimune.blog)
2 points by S0y 2y ago|0 comments
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by S0y 2y ago
I think "domesticated" in this context refers to the 24 Black-Footed ferrets they initially captured. "officials captured 24 ferrets and started a breeding program."
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by S0y 2y ago
This is also written by one of the person who helped create ActivityPub and worked along Jay Grabber to create one of the first proposals at twitter for the thing that eventually became the ATProto.
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by S0y 2y ago
I Appreciate you taking the time to properly respond. >large secondary indexing services We've talked about this before. The relay isn't secondary. proof of the matter is, bluesky last week went down because it was down. >An
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by S0y 2y ago
If you actually cared about having a meaningful conversation you wouldn't be tip-toeing around my arguments. There's clear dissonance between the words you're speaking and the actual reality of how ATProto/Bsky works. Yo
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by S0y 2y ago
>AP doesn't have the facilities for global aggregation which can power search, discovery, algorithms, and metrics. Very nice way to say "AP isn't centralized enough". >We felt that strong account portability was an
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by S0y 2y ago
I can tell you that personally, if Bluesky wasn't so miss-reported as being federated and decentralized I wouldn't be caring as much as I did. I'm happy that bluesky is successful. what I'm not happy about is that it&#x2
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by S0y 2y ago
>To solve this, they should close sign ups. Why haven't they done that yet? They do periodically closes signups. >I would like to think this is true, but there are just too many frustration stories of confusion of 'which ins
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by S0y 2y ago
I recently wanted to reverse engineer some Websocket packets for a game I was playing. I used BurpSuite as a proxy to bypass the SSL encryption. It also has a pretty handy tool that will monitor all websocket traffic. After that I used ImHe
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by S0y 2y ago
>I think these possibilities are some of the strongest reasons to be intrigued by AT Protocol Genuine question, considering you can already do what you're talking about with ActivityPub what makes you stick around on ATproto/Bs
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by S0y 2y ago
I think the fact that devs even have to think about using "each others schemas" is a pretty big flaw in the system. It would definitely make ATProto look a lot better if it had a standardized way for all of its app to talk to each
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by S0y 2y ago
>Right now, there aren’t a lot of other apps in the ATmopshere, but there are experiments happening. There’s a blogging tool called WhiteWind, a Reddit clone called frontpage.fyi, and an events app called Smoke Signal. More will follow,
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Steam releases new built-in recording feature(store.steampowered.com)
100 points by S0y 2y ago|24 comments
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by S0y 2y ago
Little nitpick about your website. the " Trusted by" and "Backed and Advised by" scrolling marquee is WAY too fast. I'm not sure if it's because they scroll in opposite directions or just the speed, but they ma

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