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by atmosx 3y ago
> Not the first. I grew up in the 70s and 80s and we all thought there was a very high chance there would be global nuclear war, followed by nuclear winter, within a decade. I wasn't aware. Thanks for sharing.
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by atmosx 3y ago
Although I agree with most points, I'm not sure about this one: > The world isn't getting worse, the challenges are only changing. Let me offer a different, less optimistic view. The current generation, known as the Millennials
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by atmosx 3y ago
My understanding is that sr.ht doesn't allow a user without an account to collaborate with a user that has one. So effectively _all_ developers must pay for the privilege to "work" on a project.
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by atmosx 3y ago
Reassuring.
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by atmosx 3y ago
Context independent so I can use a "masked email". A Gmail account can close at any moment without a notice and good luck figuring out what happened.
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by atmosx 3y ago
Rails features Turbo, background jobs libraries, mailers, etc. It's like 90% of what you need is _already there_ you just have to use it.
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by atmosx 3y ago
meta-question: Do you have any idea why Joyce called the novel "Ulysses" (latin) and not "Odyssey" (greek)? ps. Haven't read the novel yet, it is in my queue.
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by atmosx 3y ago
Somewhat related book: https://www.logicomix.com/en/index.html
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by atmosx 3y ago
That is true. The fact that something is popular doesn't say much about quality. I stand by my point though: Euclidian geometry affected our civilisation more than Alexander novels. ps. I have a hard time putting these authors next to
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by atmosx 3y ago
Most likely they won’t be discussing either 20 years from now.
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by atmosx 3y ago
I am not sure that “wait, wait… don’t tell me” (a 50s radio show) had more impact than Hanna Arendt because of show’s popularity. In 200 BC leaflets with Alexander the Great gossip stories were heavily requested and consumed. I don’t believ
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by atmosx 3y ago
Yes sure. But that’s not anywhere near ground breaking. Also the math here is akin to those who believe that if they didn’t smoke they’d be driving a Ferrari. In reality owning a Ferrari is way more expensive than your monthly cigarettes an
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by atmosx 3y ago
I believe there is more to it than just problematic or “almost correct” code examples after 7 retries with ELI5 explanations. But part of me believes this is another “self-driving car” thing where in 10 years we’ll still be in exact same pl
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by atmosx 3y ago
Allow me to propose a theory: In the realm of social media, where time is limited and the pursuit of quality content is paramount, individuals tend to gravitate towards the most extreme and polarizing statements. This often takes the form o
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by atmosx 3y ago
Not a security expert, so take everything with a grain of salt. Traffic between your browser and a website using HTTPS is encrypted. Large scale plain text sniffing could happen by enforcing government owned certificates like Kazakhstan[^1]
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by atmosx 3y ago
I'm running 13.2 rel in an RPi3 using a 32GB SDCard. It was a hobby project at first. Now I'm running `freeradius3-mysql-3.2.3`, PHP-FPM + daloRadius (a simple web interface for freeradius), tailscale, nut, gstat_exporter, node_ex
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by atmosx 3y ago
I believe that's a valid case. Especially since NYT is suing OpenAI on similar grounds. i.e. if you want automated tools for "protection" than they need to "correct" 99.99999% of the time otherwise it's not wor
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Measuring gas emissions in data centres (2022)(climatiq.io)
1 points by atmosx 3y ago|0 comments
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by atmosx 3y ago
...and if you're like me - I live on the terminal - tools like atuin[^1] are very handy. [^1]: https://github.com/atuinsh/atuin
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by atmosx 3y ago
I wonder if there's a way to leverage this application to create a user profile while keeping the data locally (storing, processing, etc.), just for the user to know _what_ social media companies know (or think they know) about the use
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by atmosx 3y ago
If only we could find a way to connect social responsibility to the stock price...
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by atmosx 3y ago
Most likely will try this on a RPi, as a dedicare machine, running Linux or FreeBSD. I did not go through minimum requirements but I have a LAMP stack running radius for a small shop and so far, runs happily on an RPi 2 featuring 1 GB of RA
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by atmosx 3y ago
Good job! I'm probably going to use this. Would love to have my collection accessible from mobile. A small "nit". Would be great to have non-docker installation instructions readily available.
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Scoring "The Rings of Power" P1 – Journey to Middle-Earth(bearmccreary.com)
2 points by atmosx 3y ago|0 comments
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by atmosx 3y ago
By skimming through, it is obvious that require familiarity with linux network namespaces and docker/kubernetes networking stack (virtual interfaces and what-not). I don't blame the author though. When you write a technical post,
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by atmosx 3y ago
I'd like to see Fastmail calendar support for appointment schedules. They have "calendar partners"[^1] that support this feature but I not keen on using a third party service just yet... [^1]: https://www.fastmail.
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by atmosx 3y ago
Or buy a book that covers nearly everything these is to know: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1119700914?linkCode=gs2&tag=uuid...
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by atmosx 3y ago
I like all of these things. Kudos.
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by atmosx 3y ago
Reading the post, my first reaction is to remove all docs from my free dropbox account.
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by atmosx 3y ago
Mechanical watches these days are primarily about aesthetics. Although I must say that I find myself reaching less and less for my mobile these days to find out the time because I wear a mechanical watch. A smartwatch is about data, primari

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