Timon3

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by Timon3 2y ago
Multiple people were convicted of carrying firearms inside the Capitol on Jan 6th, and it's been documented that weapon caches were prepared close by.
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by Timon3 2y ago
Multiple people were convicted of carrying firearms inside the Capitol on Jan 6th, and it's been documented that weapon caches were prepared close by.
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by Timon3 2y ago
> There are definitely good reasons to think they are not good parallels to 2020, however the context of this entire conversation is how Trump incited an insurrection, which I think is overblown given that he was exploring his legal path
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by Timon3 2y ago
No conspiracy theory necessary when documents detailing the plan circulated in the weeks before, all the pieces were in place, and they literally made their attempt. Or are you trying to tell me the fake electors weren't real fake elec
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by Timon3 2y ago
Has any sitting president before Trump tried to abuse this loophole to stay in power? You're acting like this is all regular business, like it's just what presidents do. It doesn't matter whether the stacked courts could have
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by Timon3 2y ago
> I think it's fair to say Trump incited a riot and was directing the energy at Pence, because that was the legal option left. Yes, it was his only legal option left to overturn the election and stay in power. This means that he att
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by Timon3 2y ago
How is overturning an election not an attempted coup, especially when it's based on a fringe reading of the legal documents specifying these procedures? It's absolutely not a given that Pence had the power to do anything - but t
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by Timon3 2y ago
> I don't think that would have changed Pence's mind, I think that's where I disagree then. Pence was going to do what he was going to do regardless. A delay wasn't going to make people change their minds. Trump attem
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by Timon3 2y ago
> I'm trying to understand, you are saying that the military would have showed up and forced Pence to overturn the election? Or what did I miss? No, where did you come up with the military? Trump wanted to force Pence to overturn th
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by Timon3 2y ago
> Do you really think they were going to take over the government if they took over the building or stopped whatever process was going on? Why? No, and I don't know anybody who thinks like this, because it's a misrepresentation
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by Timon3 2y ago
This is one thing I really, really like about JavaScript - you explicitly import everything from packages using the same name you install them with. When viewing source code without a code editor, many modern languages have no way to know
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by Timon3 2y ago
It's definitely something that is different from person to person. I strongly prefer it disabled, but not because it looks terrible most of the time - I could get used to it if it looked exactly like it would look if it had been produc
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by Timon3 2y ago
That's partially true, but it would be important for this to both work without a server, and at runtime. Not relying on a server makes this functionality available for downloaded sites. I'm a big fan of offering single file builds
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by Timon3 2y ago
That was just an example - it fully solves trust issues if the pledge is "only make GET requests to exactly example.com/favicon.ico or example.com/style.css". This way you can't send any data (as there's no bod
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by Timon3 2y ago
I've long wished for something like OpenBSDs pledge to be available in browsers, ideally both through meta tags and through JS APIs. Once a pledge is made, the resource will be unavailable to the page until it's closed, like: - I
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by Timon3 2y ago
> Can you provide a more specific argument or evidence? To me, it seems obvious that two lanes has less capacity than four lanes. Therefore, a two lane road will have worse traffic, all other things held equal. While it's true that
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by Timon3 2y ago
I don't think that's the case. Purely accessing information isn't useful for influencing elections in any way, any bots would have to interact with the website to have an effect, and you need to be logged in for that. Since t
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by Timon3 2y ago
Do you have any examples you could share?
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by Timon3 2y ago
What's the issue with "My email is this@example.com"@example.com? Why disallow it, or use it to argue that the standard isn't good?
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by Timon3 2y ago
That's definitely a big part, but especially recently VFX teams really don't have the option to bring in real intent and passion. Scenes are often changing until a few months or even weeks before release, frequently with very tigh
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by Timon3 2y ago
City centres that disallow cars do have restaurants. No need for hypotheticals - you can just look at how they are already solving these problems. A common approach, for example, is to allow deliveries up to a certain time, e.g. 11AM.
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by Timon3 2y ago
There's a fun game idea in there! Imagine having to outmaneuver a constantly learning model. Not to mention the possibilities of using this in genres like bullet hell...
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by Timon3 2y ago
Again, I'm not disagreeing. I thought I repeated "I don't believe aliens are visiting us" in my comment often enough to make that clear. I am only commenting on your point: > Before camera phones were ubiquitous, th
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by Timon3 2y ago
Sure, but that doesn't mean you should argue with faulty logic. That's no better than what nutjobs and conspiracy loons do.
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by Timon3 2y ago
Is it strange? I'd say it's fair to assume that potential alien visitors would want their existence to be hidden, or at least not known to the broad population[1]. Working under that assumption, isn't that exactly the behavio
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by Timon3 3y ago
From their Github: > Support for 16-bit unsigned and 32-bit floating point input buffers. "10+" means 10 bits or more.
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by Timon3 3y ago
When that metric is "performance in real workloads", I can't imagine it ever becoming irrelevant. Just look at their new tests: > In particular, we added new tests that simulate rendering canvas and SVG charts (React Stock
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by Timon3 3y ago
> I can imagine that wobbliness comes from chaotically passing strong gravity waves of very high wavelengths coming from outside of the observable universe and from before times of Big Bang. Could gravitational waves from outside the obs
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by Timon3 3y ago
I recently set up a new Desktop system with an RTX 4080 and installed Fedora Kinoite (specifically ublue-nvidia). Things were weirdly broken in many ways: - Many apps were flickering between the actual content and black rectangles - Games d
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by Timon3 3y ago
> Besides, IE was closed source and WebKIt is open source. So are all other engines. And web standards are really a thing now. Even today, this doesn't mean much if Apple decides to ignore web standards that are harmful to their bus

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