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by daxuak 5y ago
Let's say you feel responsible. I believe a lot of Russians feel awful to their stomach, too. What now? Are you willing to risk your job, housing, wellbeing and the wellbeing of your families to protest, knowing that protesting will no
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by daxuak 5y ago
You're suggesting that common Russians feeling "consequences" will change the war and I would like to disagree. They can do next to nothing, with a high stake. Most of the sanctions, especially the ones that certainly would n
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by daxuak 5y ago
Let me rephrase it for you: sure, even if it's "only" 30% of the population VS the government, the regime is fucked. However, the dilema is that they _will_ arrest some percentage, so, are you willing to be in that bucket, ha
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by daxuak 5y ago
Disclaimer I'm not Russian but watching the roll out of the war, I am again fascinated by westerner's imagination of that an inidividual could achieve in a oppressive regime. People literally get arrested by holding a blank paper
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by daxuak 5y ago
People paying servers to selfhost are also fucked. This makes absolutely no sense since we all know the oligarchs etc will have oversea bankings and stay float. It's the average people who get punished, all for something they have no
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by daxuak 5y ago
> the grace of popular support For people to deprive the government of the popular support however, they have to vote with their life and everything. Look at Hong Kong. Look at Arab Spring. Look at Tiananmen Massacre. (They all ended up
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by daxuak 5y ago
Even if there is rebelion at the end of the tunnel, right now it's just meaningless, endless suffering which also provokes extreme nationalism that the war can feed on. Also, if anyone think it is acceptable to torture average, perhaps
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by daxuak 5y ago
The twitter post still links to the pastebin. I'm not familiar with pastebin. The account is 9 year-old, but otherwise it seems we can't verify anything about it at the moment?
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by daxuak 5y ago
Are we really taking pastebin as a source now? What did I miss?
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by daxuak 5y ago
Looks interesting, I wonder how does it handle floating windows.
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by daxuak 5y ago
I have seen publisher making open access mandatory, with an outrageous fee attached to it. Also,iirc the pubmed central thing only apply to works with certain funds (i.e. NIH), many articles do not get to there.
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by daxuak 5y ago
I bet there has to be better solutions than github.
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Diagnostic accuracy of swabs for Covid (Jan 2021)(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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by daxuak 5y ago
Annoying and I have a plugin to disable them.
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Brain-Inspired Coding of Robot Body Schema (2019)(hal.archives-ouvertes.fr)
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Food Storage Booklet [pdf](extension.usu.edu)
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by daxuak 5y ago
Second this. I haven't tried proxychains. iptables with redsocks[1] for redirection works pretty nice. [1] https://github.com/darkk/redsocks
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Hysteria: Network utility optimized for networks of poor quality(github.com)
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by daxuak 5y ago
Right, that's pretty different from mouseable's demo, which looks like you push keys in the same way you'd push a gamepads' arrow keys. I don't have a windows pc to try mouseable though.
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by daxuak 5y ago
I'm afraid that is not a common case for Xiaome's customer base.
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by daxuak 5y ago
imo the whole point of this article was that China silently exports tampered devices to Taiwan. Implication is that this might have happened to not only Taiwan, unless we have trustworthy audits.
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by daxuak 5y ago
One short technical description I've read said that it's a built-in filter thing (local database that only updates occassionally) and you won't see a lot of internet traffic related to the censorship. Xiaomi ships different b
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by daxuak 5y ago
Just briefly tried this, keynav seems to do region selection instead of the mouseable's mouse movement way.
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by daxuak 5y ago
I'm in the same boat. Right now I do this rather manually, e.g. uBlacklist on chrome.
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by daxuak 5y ago
Also note: the background section mentioned that this topic has been studied for some time (20 years), with largely mixed outcomes. I would guess that the conclusion is quite sensitive to the adopted methodology.
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by daxuak 5y ago
I read, had a bunch things to argue about, and came back to find it flagged. IMO it's a terrible blog post and I regret reading it. But man, the flagging was... fast.
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by daxuak 5y ago
Adding one more clarification in case someone reads this text wall: The "requests" I made was rather harsh, e.g. it might be impossible to check nextstrains's sequencing sources, if this is a real manuscript revision. I hones
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by daxuak 5y ago
Conflicts on trying to appear politically neutral for PR pieces while 1) they are not (because research funding sources, public relationships etc), 2) it is not possible, so better off avoiding certain topics all together. I still have fait
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by daxuak 5y ago
Oh I genuinely mean that and nothing else. I'm remotely familiar with the topic, but I do not work with protein translation and viruses at all. My question about this silent/functional ratio argument could be completely wrong or i
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by daxuak 5y ago
Lancet sucked hard, yes, I lost every confidence in them.

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