Siira

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by Siira 5y ago
10 years should be enough for the authors. The current laws just serve the corporations. Besides, anyone wanting to use copyright for their creations should be mandated to publicly release the source (code, material, etc) of their product a
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by Siira 5y ago
Provided a shorting mechanism for X, destroying X will be incentivized.
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by Siira 5y ago
And yet your hypothetical friend is fine, but China has seized land again.
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by Siira 5y ago
So that we are only spied on by bigger agents (e.g., China), and Apple can continue to lie to the roof about how its anti-user, anti-competitive behaviors are for our own good, and are not mere security theater designed first and foremost t
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by Siira 5y ago
Yes, all the effort all these mega corps put in jailing us could be put to do something actually positive.
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by Siira 5y ago
Is elfshaker any good for backuping non-text data?
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by Siira 5y ago
Correction: I have seen it attempted.
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by Siira 5y ago
This is the kind of stupid, racist mindset that has allowed the majority of world governments to be corrupt and abusive. All monopolies need extreme measures to not suck as much, and the Chinese gov being shitty to their citizens will lower
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by Siira 5y ago
I have this idea attempted. It can work if enough engineering is put into it.
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Emitting org-mode is extremely easy (obviously, or otherwise people couldn’t write it). I myself have not needed complex parsing of them, but simple regexes and perl scripts have served my needs. This is especially true when you impose some
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by Siira 5y ago
Thanks! From what I understand, this is only useful for doing scrapes manually by launching the target URL in a GUI Chrome instance? Or can this somehow work on a headless server? (I don't understand how one can automate this.)
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by Siira 5y ago
Can you provide any guides on this? How will the server run the JS on their page automatically?
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by Siira 5y ago
The problem is that these don’t get inlined in Github/Gitlab, and people (including myself) don’t like waiting for an external link to load.
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by Siira 5y ago
App stores are actually an enabler for this sort of cancer; Apple is already speaking about reporting people to the police, they can obviously add an anti-cheat as well. And there will be no way escaping that.
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by Siira 5y ago
The student can just use an auxiliary device.
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by Siira 5y ago
Doctors and lawyers frequently consult their references.
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by Siira 5y ago
China has a huge internal economy. You won’t be able to replicate that in many a country. At all. You’ll end up with useless, expensive, outmoded products that seem to only ever get worse. (Speaking from personal experience.)
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by Siira 5y ago
Julia is also excellent for working with units (Units.jl, IIRC).
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by Siira 5y ago
“Cheating,” also known as modifying user facing software to better satisfy the user needs. Perhaps sealing the user is net-positive for games (I personally don’t think so), but any OS with such a capability will get abused (e.g., look at iO
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by Siira 5y ago
This is already possible if you just download a cracked version in the first place, and it is technically more demanding (of the users), and more inconvenient. So what is it achieving exactly?
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by Siira 5y ago
The stickers are completely open; Anyone can submit new packs. Animated stickers are also supported. The clients are all opensource, and the APIs usable by anyone. It has tons of little nice features as well. E.g., organizational directorie
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by Siira 5y ago
This is simply not true if the overhead is much smaller than each one operation. But I agree that batching matters.
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(The GPU probably can’t saturate the 400GPps.)
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by Siira 5y ago
Finding the answer in the docs is itself a skill, so even these simple questions might best be not answered directly.
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by Siira 5y ago
Can Facebook reliably find fake, empty profiles created just for Oculus?
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by Siira 5y ago
“Hoarding” money, also known as saving in esoteric circles.
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by Siira 5y ago
What’s the difference? Wouldn’t any language with a JIT not be “interpreted”?
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by Siira 5y ago
Some CL implementations (including SBCL) have optional static type checking around function boundaries. Barring that, Julia is a lispy language with great support for optional typing. Both of the above will get a potentially better performa
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by Siira 5y ago
Definitely Common Lisp. Instant startup time (load all your dependencies and then dump a new SBCL compiler with ‘save-lisp-and-die’), great emacs support, a mature ecosystem, and fast. Clojure is great if you don’t care about the startup ti
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How do you scroll long comments without the mouse?

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