dmos62

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   by dmos62 5y ago

   Nitpick. German intellectual property laws are part of German legislation. Legislation is a body of laws. Maybe you meant the German legislative community. Well, it's their responsibility to maintain the legislation. Laws are not immut
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   by dmos62 5y ago

   I found that ARM wasn't a great development environment. At least a couple years ago. Mileage should vary a lot based on stack.
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   by dmos62 5y ago

   Yes, at least on another laptop I used that had the power button in a similar place. The button was basically a button like no other for the OS and I was able to just unbind it. It didn't keep me from being able to use the button to po
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   by dmos62 5y ago

   I'm pretty interested in what you consider practical.
5. 935.▲
   by dmos62 5y ago

   Well you made the reverse mistake...
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   by dmos62 5y ago

   Not a great comment, but I misread the title and was really interested in what the Inuit people had against easier taxes. Edit: I love how this is getting downvoted really fast. I feel like everyone is skimming and misunderstanding what I s
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   by dmos62 5y ago

   May he flow in peace _/|\_
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   by dmos62 5y ago

   If I found something better than Discord for gaming (less bloated, more FOSS, better microphone filtering), me and my friends would switch over-night. That said we don't dependent on any wider gaming community hubs on Discord, we just
9. 939.▲
   by dmos62 5y ago

   You've said a lot of things there. Could you sum up what you were arguing for?
10. 940.▲
    by dmos62 5y ago

    It still amazes me how prevalent closed-source is on Windows. Even hacker-oriented, non-commercial things are closed-source.
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    by dmos62 5y ago

    The linked article, as well as the article it's linking to, are just thin wrappers around this Ant Lab video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQL25_hoQ1k
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    by dmos62 5y ago

    It is ridiculous if framed like that. A better interpretation is that this adresses an easy to address aspect of the anti-competitive phenomenon that is Apple app store – allow other payment processors. It is a lot like coming to a house
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    by dmos62 5y ago

    Menial work less satisfying than commanding or developing is a pretty satirical definition of volunteering.
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    by dmos62 5y ago

    Volunteering can be good.
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    by dmos62 5y ago

    If someone attempts to degrade someone's emotional or mental state, that's something that should be stigmatized. But, that doesn't mean that the individual is not completely responsible for his own mental state, in the sense
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    by dmos62 5y ago

    This is neither here nor there, but I learned from watching Louie that "faggot", the derogatory term for homosexuals, has the same origins as the word "fascism" – a bundle of sticks. The idea is that in the dark days of
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    by dmos62 5y ago

    I can't help but think that this constant conflict of interest seemingly inherent in browsers has technological causes. If Web were simpler, its design better, there would be more implementations and they would be cheaper. Even though
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    by dmos62 5y ago

    I read the linked article https://www.foxnews.com/us/cold-case-zodiac-killer-identifie... . It's just so bad. If they have actual evidence, they haven't presented it on Fox News.
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    by dmos62 5y ago

    I really enjoy this magazine.
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    by dmos62 5y ago

    I've done light reading on cultural appropriation. The concept of collective intellectual property rights even came up. I'm pretty sceptical. Sounds a lot like "I've defined myself according to this unique-ish thing, but
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    by dmos62 5y ago

    I can see how using media fabrications around the subject of native Americans (e.g. their portrayal in cinema or cartoons) is impolite. But, how is it impolite to use their words or names as names for something unrelated? I'm not from
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    by dmos62 5y ago

    Thanks for the reference! Wasn't aware.
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    by dmos62 5y ago

    > People are roughly divided into people who are driven and interested by "things" (nearly the entirety of this website) and people who are interested and driven by "people". I'd put that very differently. Some a
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    by dmos62 5y ago

    - Location: Lithuania, EU - Remote: Yes - Willing to relocate: No - Technologies (preferred): scala, clojure, lisp, rust, go, julia, functional programming, reactive programming, tla+, formal specification, model-checking, clojurescript, sc
25. 955.▲
    by dmos62 5y ago

    I like that you checked it!
26. 956.▲
    by dmos62 5y ago

    Same for me. While I was experimenting I noticed that my ability to connect without blockages was subject to how much attention I've drawn to myself. That part was pretty eerie.
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    by dmos62 5y ago

    I was setting up a self-hosted VPN to work-around GFW. I tried everything. Some solutions would sort of work, but unreliably, with extremely minimal bandwidth and would suddenly stop working after some time. I can't remember the combin
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    by dmos62 5y ago

    Thanks for saying that. I strongly agree.
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    by dmos62 5y ago

    You're right, I don't know anything about your specific case.
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    by dmos62 5y ago

    Sounds like you didn't idiot-proof your proposal. A lot of good paper writing guidelines, like explain value of contribution fast and early, could be phrased as idiot-proofing.