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3y ago
An influx of Chinese cars is terrifying The Economist
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"Neurotypical" means "not neurodivergent". In the colloquial usage, a "neurodivergent" person is someone who is autistic or has ADD/ADHD. More generally, it means someone's cognition and behavior diff
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It must be, because I misunderstood that difference myself. I've edited my original comment to reflect this.
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So you have a commercial product under a proprietary license, which forks a BSD-3-clause shell and an MIT-licensed terminal emulator? I don't think you can do that. Edit: My apologies. I was mistaken. Carry on :)
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I like your pithy remark! I'm calling that "Flir's Law" from now on, after your username.
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Forum functionality is possible; the protocol allows for user input in the form of prompting the user to enter a string and sending that to the server before loading the page. Example: gemini://chat.mozz.us/
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I'm going to put a tiled JPEG of an artist's rendition of the night sky in the background of my blog, to assert my liberties and affirm my right to be silly and have fun
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You should learn about the Gemini protocol! It's an alternative to HTTPS that uses a document markup language similar to Markdown instead of HTML, and uses a deliberately simplified, feature-frozen protocol with the explicit goal that
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> Webdevs need to get over themselves, and the wider world needs to stop letting them get by with (or encouraging) this kind of narcissism. What a presumptuous statement! Authoritarian, even. It's one thing for someone else's w
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Hmm... I wonder what portion of all matter in the Universe is the intergalactic medium? I would conjecture that most matter in the intergalactic medium has never been inside a star.
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Zero. Of all the atoms in the Universe, about 98% are primordial hydrogen and helium[1], "primordial" meaning they formed very shortly after the Big Bang. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abundance_of_the_che
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Yes, you are wrong to think that. Every computer is manufactured with the knowledge that we will have superior computers in just a few years. :)
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At any point in space, a celestial object at distance d will tend to appear to move away from you faster than an object at a distance less than d. The only thing special about the Earth here is that it happens to be where we live.
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"Benevolent" may not be the word I'd use to describe the likely behavior of a population that is starving due to their livelihoods being automated away.
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If you’re writing a program or a library to perform fast arithmetic computation over large numeric arrays, Fortran is the optimal tool for the job.
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That's assuming that society just sits back and dies helplessly while we surpass 30% unemployment. In the Great Depression, that's not what happened; rather, we got a dramatic surge in organized labor, the New Deal, and World War
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A website run by a large corporation is very different from a store run by Jane. Jane does not have thousands or millions of people coming into her store, and she also is not selling CCTV footage from her store to advertising companies. We
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Would you want it done to you? I sure wouldn't. Too bad it's probably going to be done to me anyway.
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It is easier to imagine the end of the world than the end of JavaScript
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> especially women (I suspect). Not to be a woke feminist culture warrior on main but, that seems misogynistic.
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It's really wild how you didn't even try to deny what I said. Somehow, raining bombs on a civilian population that is half children and teenagers is an "unfortunate necessity". For all the heated rhetoric and media inter
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In high school, I decided I wanted to try to learn to code, so I searched for "best programming language for beginners", and that told me I should give Python a try. Back then, Replit would let anyone start writing and running pro
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It means you're trying to bait me with a provocative statistic. Two can play at that game. What does it mean to you that Israel is bombing a population which comprises over 40% children under the age of 14[1]? [1] https://en
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Sounds like a cool hack, but why not just self-host with on-premises hardware, or rent a cloud server from a hosting provider like e.g. Digitalocean? Then you wouldn't have to worry so much about what Microsoft wants, no?
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I wonder if he's going through amphetamine withdrawal? That could certainly make your recall and precision bad. Still doesn't mean he isn't a massive liar
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We do?
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Check out the Gemini protocol!
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introducing the new native-feel component library for cross-platform development, Crimes.js
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they might mean C64/C128 vs. Amiga
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Half of the net CO2 added to the atmosphere since the start of the Industrial Revolution has been in the past thirty years. I'm not saying we need more domestic manufacturing, I'm saying we need less petroleum production, worldwid
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