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by alexvoda 4y ago
Or 8coder? And when that gets forked, 16coder....
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by alexvoda 4y ago
And so you arrive back at XML + XSLT.
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I find it interesting how news and repeated exposure affects our memory of vocabulary. Due to all the news about the war in Ukraine, upon reading "PoW", the first meaning that came to mind was "prisoner of war" and was l
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by alexvoda 4y ago
>“Why is Arctype built using Electron?” Have you considered transitioning to something that uses the system WebView like Tauri or NeutralinoJS? If you did, what were the blockers?
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Or you could just not give them admin rights and create limiter users for them. You do not have to surrender super-admin right to corporate overlords to solve this problem.
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Anything that is worth keeping as a trade secret is still being kept a trade secret. Patents are a tool to disincentivise trade secrets and that is good, but they do a lot more than that and much of it is harmful.
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> Copyrights and parents provide assurances that spending large sums of money (millions/billions) to create new technology won’t be in vain. There are issues with both (too long copyright, patent trolls, obvious patents) but they ar
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In the UN the nations are more equal than anywhere else. At tha General Assembly all nations are equal. And after all of the abuses of veto powers discussions to eliminate the permanent Security Council positions are once again picking up s
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by alexvoda 4y ago
On route. Lost during shipping.
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Why in the world are train crossings from Poland to Germany not electrified yet??
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by alexvoda 4y ago
It would be good if it was just that. This is an industry wide problem. Here are some examples that come to mind: https://www.rust-lang.org/tools/install The official install instructions for rust are to copy-paste and
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by alexvoda 4y ago
Executing random scripts copy pasted from the internet which download and execute code from some internet resource was always a dim idea. This is also way more common on Linux.
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“Sometimes life is like this tunnel. You can’t always see the light at the end of the tunnel, but if you keep moving, you will come to a better place.” — Iroh, Avatar:The Last Airbender s02e20
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by alexvoda 4y ago
For Spotify users here are 2 tools you might find interesting: https://obscurifymusic.com/ This one compares how niche your tastes are compared to different countries. https://discoverquickly.com/ This is a
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It's not about fundamental value. It is simply that it is usually a good bet that if something has existed for an amount of time it will continue existing for a similar amount of time. This mostly stays true even in the face of breakth
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I believe it is actually entirely education and socialization. I have seen or read plenty online about animal pups that were raised by a different species. And I also remember there being a famous case of a human that was raised by wolves.
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It's too late now. We are already entering the age of laptops without headphone jacks. If only people listened earlier.
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by alexvoda 4y ago
dqpb, lostcolony, I believe you two are operating with different meanings of the word "faith". Let's ban the word for the sake of the argument. Care to reformulate your arguments without using it? Lostcolony, I believe you ar
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The difference is the overall trajectory and the volume of information available. During WWII and the Cold War, other than the present or looming threat of war, things were generally improving. Also, without the internet, people did not rea
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by alexvoda 4y ago
Location: Romania, Bucharest or Brasov Remote: Yes (Preferred) Willing to relocate: No Willing to travel for work: Yes(depending on the country) Technologies: - Languages: Solidity, SQL, C#, Powershell, F#, Rust, Types
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by alexvoda 5y ago
Not at all. It's about time someone did something about Safari. If Microsoft preinstalling IE was bad, Apple's mandating Safari as the only browser ever is worse. Both leveraged their position in a situation to gain dominance in e
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The Borg of Heaven(web.archive.org)
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This is exacty what my mind went to when reading the title.
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I believe that we are still in a very long transition period. The journey from apreciation of devine beauty towards apreciation of natural beauty passes through the stage of nihilism.
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Wonderfully constructed argument. It may very well be that this is a case of correlation rather than causation. I do agree however that at first sight they do appear to corelate
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You are just repeating the points of John Mearsheimer and Vladimir Pozner. I, too, fell in that trap in the early days of the Z-war. Those points are mostly bullshit. Thankfully they do not appear to be as trending on YouTube as they were a
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I believe the Thrust SSC is still the fastest land vehicle. This train may be the fastest public transportation land vehicle.
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I believe both points have their origin in an underdeveloped "theory of mind". Understanding the capabilities and motives of others depends on haaving developed a theory of mind. Going by Keagans developmental stages, people are g
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No matter how many times you want to call it theft, copyright infringement is simply not the same thing.
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You are correct that people have the freedom to live in imaginary la-la fantasy land if they so wish. But the rest of us also have the freedom to call them out on it. The scientific method is a tool to reveal truth about reality. And no mat

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