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by cess11 1y ago
The counterpart in Laravel or Spring Boot or whatever would be annotations. As I understand it, that's how they're doing things on the .NET side too. It's kind of the standard way to paper over the protocol grit of HTTP and m
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by cess11 1y ago
Deprecations, which also affects libraries, i.e. the dusty one you were chugging along on top of might need to be replaced or adopted because the original maintainer gave up years ago.
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by cess11 1y ago
They're under the CLOUD Act, i.e. quite toxic.
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by cess11 1y ago
If it makes their decision makers fuzzy in the stomach to pay for a suite of office software, consider SoftMaker. Create a 'showroom', virtual through network screen sharing or physical if possible. Demo machines where you can let
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by cess11 1y ago
'While most contemporary societies are nothing like the book’s dystopia, in the context of today’s proliferating misinformation and disinformation, the Party’s primary propaganda slogans—“War is peace,” “Freedom is slavery” and “Ignora
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by cess11 1y ago
There's an APK, for dabbling on the phone at times when there's no larger computer available but still time to spend. https://code.jsoftware.com/wiki/Guides/JAndroid
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by cess11 1y ago
There are scientists that reach quite different conclusions from you. https://www.jasonhickel.org/research
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by cess11 1y ago
Well, at least it's a good reason to re-read his infamous exchange with Derrida. When I studied in Ulaan Bataar some twenty years ago I met a romanian professor of linguistics who had prepared by trying to learn mongolian from books. H
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by cess11 1y ago
Unless someone has already provided a library for it, write some wrappers around pipes and forks and use OCaml utop. It's not a Lisp but close enough, I'd say. If I didn't have the rather extensive background of using Picolis
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by cess11 1y ago
If you look at old math treatises from important historical people you'll notice that they use very different notation from the one you're used to. Commonly concepts are also different, because those we use are derived over centur
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by cess11 1y ago
Now this is a toy example because usually you never do division this way, but in mature code in commercial applications this is usually what it looks like. It's a sliver of business logic that in itself seems trivial, and then handlers
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by cess11 1y ago
After a few hands, if you don't know who at the table is the sucker, then it's time to leave.
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by cess11 1y ago
Seems useful for military purposes.
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by cess11 1y ago
He has been working in IT and business for a quarter of a century, and the last fifteen years as a MICROS~1 consultant. https://niiranenadvisory.com/about
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by cess11 1y ago
"Still frustrating that Politico still implies that the bill has any power to stop CSAM" Why wouldn't they? It's a NATO aligned, pro-Israel rag under Axel Springer, of course they're helping to sell surveillance tec
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by cess11 1y ago
They want you to come to a store, where they can exert immediate influence over you. In some sense it's a cult, more specifically a political cult, and they want you to spend as much time as possible in their environment. They are your
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by cess11 1y ago
I'm not sure, but it definitely shouldn't be. It was surprising in a way I don't hesitate to call bad, but this supplier is an enterprise style organisation so of course they've only ranted at me and don't plan to a
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by cess11 1y ago
Fine, no ICC arrest warrant yet but good enough.
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by cess11 1y ago
What Apple executive has published photographs of themselves being giddy next to a person with an arrest warrant from the ICC?
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by cess11 1y ago
I agree, but that's possibly because my experience with Linux in the age of 95 and 98 was Dragon Linux, which was adapted to sitting next to a Windows installation on a FAT partition and had some limitations and instabilities. Once I g
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by cess11 1y ago
An intern of mine recently took the jump from Windows to Linux Mint. She managed to figure out the installation and configuration, and now she's very, very pleased with having passed that hurdle. Everything feels faster, and to her it
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by cess11 1y ago
I work from home and use a VPN service to get a bunch of IP:s I can easily switch between. Recently a SaaS supplier blocked my IP because I was logging in programmatically every thirty seconds to collect data on batch processing in a custom
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by cess11 1y ago
They hide who they are. If you look at their privacy policy: https://trust.zone/privacy Then you'll notice that it does not tell you what entity they are or where it is incorporated. Elsewhere they claim to be incorpor
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by cess11 1y ago
What does that tell you?
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by cess11 1y ago
Here are some recent indicators: https://www.cnbc.com/2025/07/04/openai-altman-july-4-zohran-... https://fortune.com/2025/07/08/sam-altman-democratic-party-p... He's publi
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by cess11 1y ago
Surveillance erodes trust and has an oppressive effect. This is a key mechanic of the panopticon, i.e. the modern prison, and the constant surveillance of late modern societies amounts to a 'prisonifying' of both private and publi
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by cess11 1y ago
Under what state are you living, where you can expect it to never turn on you? Where corporations aren't exploitative and manipulative? It can't be the US or EU, that's for sure. I commonly leave the phone behind and switch t
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by cess11 1y ago
MYCIN was a high profile project, but rule engines in this vein come in handy quite often. With some basic Prolog knowledge and a decent implementation pretty much any set of data files can quickly be turned into an ad hoc 'expert syst
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by cess11 1y ago
Is this a roundabout way to say that they've realised that people are using their service to make porn of celebrities and fictional characters in the entertainment industry, and aim to figure out a way to keep making money from it with
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by cess11 1y ago
I'm not following this as closely as I probably should, but it seems to me to be more of a data collection and retention scheme than something that'd actually be useful to me and my neighbours in a crisis. In part because cash is

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