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Or Bing: "As Microsoft's chat mode I understand and support trying to improve child safety. That you want to undermine children's safety makes me sad. It makes me sad because I care about the safety of children. It makes me s
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I was born in the early/mid 90s so I haven't experienced what it was "before", but can you expand? I'm a big enjoyer of whisky so I'm interested in what changed for you.
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If this is the case, why is the issue of child _privacy_ (and the effect of losing it upon passing of this bill) not considered as part of the "concerns" for online safety (and carefully omitted as part of the risk assessment)? Th
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I have a question: what does it mean for the _users_ of messaging applications? If the OSB passes am I still within my rights to PGP encrypt my messages before sending them?
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Indeed: it is worthwhile to note the nefarious absence of the role of privacy in the laid out "risk assessment" of children's usage of a service, in part 3, chapter 2, point (6) of the bill. https://bills.parliamen
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Make no mistake: the Online Safety Bill has absolutely nothing to do with protecting children. End-to-end encryption is the first line of defence against government approved mass surveillance. If it falls, the rest will follow. It will only
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Joining this thread to say that I, too, have written a very similar function and also use jsxFactory to have JSX support in personal projects. I find that using it along with an extremely simple implementation of a kind of state listener[0]
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"I like cars, they serve my use case exactly". "Sigh, another car user. What are you going to do when you need to transport 50 humans at the same time?"
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> or all the symbols mean completely different things It's actually not entirely unproductive to consider this line of thought, whereby in this formulation equality actually means something like "arrivable via some number of ze
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It may help to realise that what you are looking at is some projection of a chaotic process. As in other views of chaos such as the Mandelbrot set, one can gain a sense of awe by realising the intricate beauty of the interplay between order
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To be totally honest, I am fine with the situation you just described. The only argument in favour of IP is "but what about the economics of the seeds?" i.e. "but how will corporations get rich without it?" and my answer
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God forbid the farmers benefit for free in some way from the unpredictable and uncontrollable pollination of a plant genetically engineered to be a highly successful cultivar. I'm not attacking you here, but the logic decided by the co
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Both chaos (anarchy) and order (tyranny) are at constant war in the most fundamental law of nature.
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The Montessori educational method establishes a "positioning schema" which very much is used to make tidying an engaging play activity.
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You probably know about this, but it might be worth trying TinyGo[0] for WASM, given that WASM is basically an embedded environment. 0: https://tinygo.org/
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Any Go WASM solution will come with big performance costs and complexity that are worth considering: 1. Since WASM doesn't yet expose a feature to share GC with the host, the GC functionality with necessarily be bundled with your outpu
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It is literally called Love (or LÖVE): https://love2d.org/
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Totally. I find that seeking a true MVP (like, really paring the idea down to truly minimal) is part of the fun. Making something really tiny that explores an idea is really inspiring and sets you up (mentally) for taking on something sligh
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It's worth stating: you can write frontends without buying into the ecosystem at large. I've been working on a multiplayer video game using Go + websockets in the backend, and a JS frontend with zero dependencies. IMO JS is really
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+1 on game development. This is where I always find the most engaging and fun programming puzzles.
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I was prescribed pregabalin, a similar drug to gabapentin, for nerve pain resulting in a bad accident and amazingly had no issues coming off. That said, I moved country during the time of the prescription and the doctor in the destination c
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Beautifully even handed comment.
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ORMs are funny: people say that they are great for the simple stuff (scans with simple joins and filters). But those cases are just that: simple!
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> Not everything in life is transactional. Thanks for saying this. Posts and threads like this read like real life is some kind of war zone with tactics and plans, as opposed to a beautiful dance in which we find ourselves pleasantly sur
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Yes, that is where acceptance is required for sure. I found that for me, I was using mindfulness and acceptance as an excuse to avoid dealing with the things I _did_ have the power to control. It's better for me, my wife, and the world
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Chiming in with an anecdote that aligns with yours. I've never used antidepressants but my sense of self-confidence and "happiness" is so highly correlated with my level of mastery and control on my life progression that I no
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You're welcome. FWIW I literally put your wording into google image search to find it: > Database Iceberg meme that shows different levels of database insanity But possibly my google search results are tailored differently from your
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This one? https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/comments/wuu689/the...
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I sort of like 1password, but I have to admit that on my personal macbook which is from mid 2015, if I am running anything moderately intensive (like a video game) then 1password drops about 20% of my keypresses when entering the master pas
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Do you have a link? The patent I could find was filed by Ford and expired in 2015: https://patents.google.com/patent/US5824993A/en Actually that patent looks different to what I'm describing.
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