dathinab

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by dathinab 2y ago
> It's a thing. so is China threatening, blackmailing and disappearing Chinese ethic people (and/or their children) even if the people in question have US citizenship and/or have not grown up in China at all like we can&#x
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by dathinab 2y ago
but where to leave to? Many of them are basically refuges which did use their nogen to be able to escape the Chinese regime and find a home without technically being refuges at any point. Some grew up in the US. Many have family and childre
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by dathinab 2y ago
you might try to make a joke but US courts had done rulings which where basically like that
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by dathinab 2y ago
predates known FBI actions does not necessary predate FBI involvement, a university "silently" scrubbing someone is most times due to there being something which could cause heavy reputational damage to tangentially related to tha
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by dathinab 2y ago
lets also not forget how the US has a history especially in the recent ~decade or so to redefine all kind of things as "domestic terrorism" and then use it to remove very fundamental rights from people which at most are activists
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by dathinab 2y ago
> the university put him on leave weeks but then why did his students not know about it? if normally a professor or similar is put on leave there are procedures about informing students in affected courses, replacement professors being f
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by dathinab 2y ago
the article isn't very good for anyone not already familiar with the problem > What I'd like to do is have some base trait object and query it to see if it supports other interfaces > rust doesn't have inheritance rus
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by dathinab 2y ago
nothing excepts it doesn't make sense for them basically the mandate requires them to not hamper WI-FI Aware in anyway which pushes developers into using AWDL instead, i.e. they require it to be as good +- some technical differences in
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by dathinab 2y ago
> and to connect to some sort of LAN this is actually kind of a hard UI/UX problem for game developers many p2p+local auto recovery protocols are very bothersome, partially due to some of the protocols being bad or incomplete and a
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by dathinab 2y ago
I had somewhat similar experiences before. A lot of PnP is a bit too much dependent on the DM and what they tolerate. And I had both DMs being absurd non cooperative and players being absurd non cooperative, neither groups lasted long if th
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by dathinab 2y ago
no and yes an activity which brings people together, including such which don't yet know each other, repeatedly, often but not required to be in person, where the people have to socially engage with each other, where there is peer pre
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by dathinab 2y ago
Rost also did do extra work to have maximally diverging naming. - struktur could have been strukt - umstz could have been impl as in Implementierung was added to the German language - nutz would be a more realistic replacements of use - Mu
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by dathinab 2y ago
it also doesn't work for a single student case if you only start talking to them after they are already highly already at a point where you can say they have developed a sever attention deficit due to addictive dopamine loops like you
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by dathinab 2y ago
> cratering Chinese birthrate is a pretty strong argument that what China's doing isn't working out well for young people. yes but that is partially unrelated and has a lot to do with - one child politics lead to abrupt fall of
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by dathinab 2y ago
> Isn't this what sensible parents should be doing? yes _parents_, but we are speaking about state actions (which could require companies to give parents tools to help them handle this this (:1)) and that affects parents, and teache
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by dathinab 2y ago
> Always not sometimes. always if objectively non lobby-corrupt thought throught if regulation is to much captured by lobby-corruption or ignore facts because of ideology thinking(:1) it can be very bad, then you can for example easily e
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by dathinab 2y ago
I think they are on the right track in the sense that "the problem needs a regulatory fix", but not in the sense that "putting time limits on kid media consumption" is quite the right way to go. There is quite a bit of a
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by dathinab 2y ago
yes kinda, it's complicated (as in depends on country and in some countries is still can involve a 3rd party "middleman" even through you do auth with your bank and don't need an account with the middle man) through what
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by dathinab 2y ago
this is a pointless argument as close to all US mega cops have been quasi subventioned until they became monopolies, not sure how you expect a proper competition there (specifically subventioned by a few very wealthy entities, not the state
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by dathinab 2y ago
fun fact did you know that in EU way back in imperial times some of the worker protection rules where not introduced by angry workers by companies which realized that having well rested and healthy worker will long term produce much better
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by dathinab 2y ago
honestly my take away is the opposite we by far don't enforce them strict enough, because if we where people would make sure to get it right it's all a question about effort/turnout if you make it so that most times you mails
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by dathinab 2y ago
except that - GitHub Action cache and build artifact handling is a complete shit show (slow upload, slow download and a lot of practical subtle annoyances, finished off with sub-par integration in existing build systems) - GitHub runners ar
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by dathinab 2y ago
> run out of migrants they won't run out for a while. Not only are there a lot of immigrants in the US which they can arbitrary Label as illegal even if not, they are also already are trying to - undo citizenship granted in the pas
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by dathinab 2y ago
realistically speaking Hitler Germany had an Olympic after they discriminated against yew but before it genocide was publically known and a lot of countries still took part in it it ended up being grate propaganda for Hitler Germany with a
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by dathinab 2y ago
and never stopped happening if you only look at the outlines but the scale at which it happens, the wide use of dehumanizing language (e.g. calling foreigners "aliens") and the violence applied are novel for recent history (not ne
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by dathinab 2y ago
the systematic dehumanizing language the US has adopted recently is extremely worrisome if you go through history nearly any case where a government did systematically adopt dehumanizing language ended up in a lot of violence and not seldom
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by dathinab 2y ago
It really depends on what you do? GitHub CI is designed in a way which tends to work well for - languages with no or very very cheap "compilation" steps (i.e. basically only scripting languages) - relatively well contained project
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by dathinab 2y ago
> let the service mesh or the overlay handle encryption which could use HTTP/2 or HTTP/3 and HTTP/2 for the localhost (or unix socket) gateway<->app step to provide e.g. WebTransport support
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by dathinab 2y ago
Don't know, but in Germany 100% corruption. To be clear no necessary corruption of the people in agencies themself, - but of the people consulting them - and/or influential investors in a sunk cost fallacy where they think they st
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by dathinab 2y ago
Even more funny CORS allow * has very funky interactions as it simplified "doesn't allow the client to provide credentials" (e.g. Authorization header, cookies, etc.). If you have public call-by-JS focused HTTP API which shou

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