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by cess11 1y ago
It would be dandy if they were to specify how much they profit from genocide specifically.
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by cess11 1y ago
Nietzsche introduced the concept in Also Sprach Zarathustra, published in 1883.
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by cess11 1y ago
Elisabeth and Bernhard were rabid nationalists and antisemites long before the NSDAP. They established their vegetarian-antisemitic-'Aryan' colony in Paraguay in 1887, two years before Adolf Hitler was born. It failed for financia
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by cess11 1y ago
After reading this article I'm still wondering whether they're claiming to be the Übermensch or tailoring their services for them. Either way, I'm not so sure spellchecking and the Superman has the kind of connection that wou
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by cess11 1y ago
No, there are many other political movements I also disagree with, for example the broader reactionary tendency, including conservatives and neo-liberal groups. Commonly I also disagree with people on ethical or religious grounds. For examp
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by cess11 1y ago
You can't reason with fascists so the 'but they say things I agree with sometimes' is irrelevant. Either you keep pushing them out of public spaces and undermine their ability to organise regardless of whether they manage to
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by cess11 1y ago
The Ahmia project publishes how they approach this problem, e.g. here: https://github.com/ahmia/ahmia-crawler Their repos also showcase how they're using blacklisting to keep from linking to CSAM.
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by cess11 1y ago
Here's the Grugq discussing such issues: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3j1AhS0iKI Here's Zoz on related topics: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-d0Qz7bHeRo If you actually have to keep the stat
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by cess11 1y ago
It's a far-right lobby group.
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by cess11 1y ago
I'm actually uncertain whether you likely consider SQL or Prolog easier. To me both of them have a kind of late seventies feel that is kind of foreign compared to a lot of software stuff from the last quarter of a century. Pilog is sim
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by cess11 1y ago
In this vein there's also the recent swiss Apertus. https://www.swiss-ai.org/apertus
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by cess11 1y ago
From my experience it will be understood by locals when pronounced like that.
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by cess11 1y ago
Put d2 watch on a file, replace the file step by step from a script. It's a hack but might be good enough.
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by cess11 1y ago
Maybe I'm holding TFA wrong but to me it seems like they're hinting at wanting a Prolog-as-database that could also become widely used, unlike actual Prolog. It's not hyper-performant and mega web scale but the object databas
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by cess11 1y ago
You're technically correct, though arguably the situation is much worse than "war time". Due to the US having ushered in a "time" of lawlessness such legal discrepancies as war and peace have very little meaning.
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by cess11 1y ago
It's interesting how some of the most popular products fiercely disagree with international law regarding the right to resist occupation. Also that they are all absurdly incoherent, though that is of course to be expected.
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by cess11 1y ago
If you look further down the thread you'll see more suggestions, I think this one would be an easier option than deleting partitions and creating a new partition mounted as /usr, since it's more or less just a change to fstab
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by cess11 1y ago
What do you mean, "Hamas broke the ceasefire"? Even US officials talking to the press agrees that it was in the area of Rafah where there is no al-Qassam presence and they likely ran over some unexploded ordnance. ICE is very simi
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by cess11 1y ago
As I understand it, it's supported by muxfs. https://hackmd.io/EkYP__XaQRebEZDokSQNjA
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by cess11 1y ago
I invite people to try it out and then get back to us and tell us who is more right.
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by cess11 1y ago
Oh, right, I forgot about that one. As I remember, it's a good recommendation. I'm guessing it doesn't get much chatter due to INRIA being not very good at promotion of the stuff they do, and Bigloo doesn't have the acad
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by cess11 1y ago
Due to the R-series of standards there are actually quite a lot of libraries you can use. I'm not sure what you mean by "real world problems" but I think most would consider Cisco router firmware to be in that domain. In some
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by cess11 1y ago
Likely Chez, but you provide too little information to be sure what might be a good option.
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by cess11 1y ago
It's represented where appropriate, e.g. here: https://practical-scheme.net/wiliki/schemexref.cgi?ChezSchem...
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by cess11 1y ago
I don't know, all of those are pretty similar to me. I'd like to be able to develop in other languages the way I do when I dabble in Pharo, i.e. mostly windows and widgets and dialogs that abstract away boilerplate, file and direc
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by cess11 1y ago
Usually, at least in the US, when a journalist does not want to have their name on an article any longer it is removed. Infamously this happened somewhat recently at NYT, where after doing a decent report on something israeli the editors fe
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by cess11 1y ago
How would you criminalise it? Currently journalists are free to not sell their immaterial rights under these conditions where they're transfered to a corporation that puts an editor between them and the publish button.
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by cess11 1y ago
I've left a job because it was impossible to explain this to an ex-Googler on the board who just couldn't stop himself from trying to be a CTO and clownmaker at the company. The rough part was that we had made hardware investments
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by cess11 1y ago
I'd like for someone to do a parental rights case at the ECHR against this, e.g. by claiming that according to their religion and traditional culture kids in their teens should be getting into contact with porn, snuff and the like, and
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by cess11 1y ago
Elixir has had types since forever, both primitive and things like structs and shape based destructuring. Then there's Dialyzer and libraries like TypedStruct. It's never been a wat-language in the style of JavaScript.

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