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by cess11 7mo ago
If you just want to run a Docker container casually, perhaps do it on your personal computer instead of the home server. If there is some service you really can't manage to get running with jails or right on the BSD, bhyve and guest Li
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by cess11 7mo ago
Yes. In this sense the cold war never ended. The country I live in consistently ranks as rather non-corrupt but I would disagree with this assessment since I know that our biggest party (where I was a member for some years) is slavishly loy
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by cess11 7mo ago
Social relationship is much broader than human connection. If I fall in love with Harry Potter, is that a human connection?
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by cess11 7mo ago
What does "para-" mean? Edit: Right, 'beside', 'outside', like in paranormal. Now, are parasocial relationships "human connection"?
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by cess11 7mo ago
Are the vocalisations of the letters synthetic? Edit: If I wasn't acquainted with arabic script I'd probably not be able to make out the difference in vocalisation between some letters.
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by cess11 7mo ago
What do you mean by "human connection"?
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by cess11 7mo ago
The Gini coefficient and sometimes its' velocity would be a better alternative. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gini_coefficient
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by cess11 7mo ago
Smoke banana peel?
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by cess11 7mo ago
They said they would retaliate against US assets in the region if they were attacked, and then the US attacked, so now they kind of have to. In 1973 OAPEC announced that they were going to stop selling oil to countries that supported Israel
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by cess11 7mo ago
Kind of weird to mark Lebanon as a belligerent, unless Iraq also gets the tag. I prefer to wait until ACLED has curated information, and until then browse video snippets and draw conclusions from those.
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by cess11 7mo ago
Sure, but if you were to make that concrete, what would you recommend and where do you see potential for it to be implemented?
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by cess11 7mo ago
"What happens when 1.5B come knocking because if they stay they die?" More taxes go to ammunition for autonomous border guard systems.
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by cess11 7mo ago
Why would something "change" because "developed rich countries" hurt? Why wouldn't those leaders just roll with it and see it as inevitable, or a purification of their degenerate populations, or just another day in
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by cess11 7mo ago
'The results revealed a troubling paradox. Workers who were more susceptible to corporate BS rated their supervisors as more charismatic and “visionary,” but also displayed lower scores on a portion of the study that tested analytic th
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by cess11 7mo ago
If iranian politics would have allowed nuclear weapons they'd have them already. They could also have accepted gifts from some of their more friendly international relations. Which it is well known that it hasn't been the case sin
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by cess11 7mo ago
"XML is fundamentally incompatible with commonly used programming data structures, namely lists/arrays and structs/maps. That fundamental mismatch caused a lot of friction when people use XML for data exchange between program
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by cess11 7mo ago
In what way, obsolete? There is quite a bit of worthwhile research done in Smalltalk-related languages and some corporations are quite successful in building on such languages. It's not dominant in the way of Wordpress but also not ins
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by cess11 7mo ago
While I agree that the package column has room for improvement, some of the 'largesse' can be handled by the search field at the bottom of it, and once you get to doing something serious you could set up your own image and ditch a
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by cess11 7mo ago
What weirds me out is that it seems few US corporations care that they don't have copyright to their synthesised code, if the rumours regarding this are correct. If you don't have the copyright, then you can't license or liti
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by cess11 7mo ago
Is this an expectation you have towards, say, NPC:s in games?
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by cess11 7mo ago
Yeah, I'm sure, used it for work on a Ubuntu box over the summer 2018, didn't bring it with me home.
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by cess11 8mo ago
You could do the introduction to Mix and OTP that the Elixir team provides, https://hexdocs.pm/elixir/introduction-to-mix.html . Erlang is weird, it helps if you have some Lisp and Prolog background, but for a while it
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by cess11 8mo ago
With OTP you can trivially decide whether you want your sender to block or not, and how you do your decoupling if you decide it shouldn't. In practice you'll likely push stuff through Oban, Phoenix PubSub or some other convenience
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by cess11 8mo ago
Back in 2018 I thought it felt kind of sluggish and consumed quite a bit of resources, but looked pretty. Have they improved on performance since then?
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by cess11 8mo ago
Thanks for the recommendation, looks interesting. I've used Vessel Finder due to something being a nuisance with Marine Traffic. https://www.vesselfinder.com/
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by cess11 8mo ago
Typically jihadist denotes a militant sunni-salafist tendency, who are even more hateful against shia than non-believers. This is reflected in e.g. Aaron Y. Zelin separating his surveilling of islamic militancy respectively into a jihadolog
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by cess11 8mo ago
Norway, Finland and Spain protested the attack on the basis of international law. The swedish government was more like 'eh, they had it coming', which does not bode well for us in the long run.
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by cess11 8mo ago
I'd rather wait until it is confirmed.
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by cess11 8mo ago
Cops often have the view that if they weren't allowed to be special and do things that are crimes for others, then society would collapse in a huge bloodbath. They tend to believe they are the 'thin blue line' between civilis
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by cess11 8mo ago
About some things.

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