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by eat_veggies 5y ago
I made this reversle solver a while back, where you put in the pattern and solution and it gives you the possible words. I used it to draw pictures (like flowers) and write poems. https://jse.li/wordle-reverse/ Flowers
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
This is probably more of an indictment of electoral politics and the function of the state in general. Leftists (in their various strands of thought) have, for centuries, known and publicized the view that governments exist to dominate and
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
It's a waste of time for sure, but it's clearly written by a British author about British and European politics, so that label wouldn't be quite applicable either.
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
The reason that they needed to set up such a complicated analogy is because they needed a way to justify a hand-wavey fitness function of "extensibility/modularity" instead of the much simpler and more useful "does this
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
Another thing that people are missing is that a net zero change, or even a small loss would be worth it in terms of freedom. You're no longer compelled to stay at your current job just to keep your healthcare, and if you lose your jo
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
What's interesting is how 2048 characters is 2 KB (a factor of 1000 difference) but this conversion of 2 MB = 2048 characters seems to have been copy-pasted around the web
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
I was in your position a few years ago. You might try emailing startups to take a chance on you (the more bureaucracy, generally the harder it is for people like you who have skills but no credentials). It's much harder as a high schoo
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
It's for a specific kind of worker -- the neoliberal individual, the "entrepreneur of the self" who cultivates their personal value like a capital investment because they are human capital . "Building diverse personal e
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
It's hilarious that this is standard self-help advice designed to make you a better worker, packaged up as something subversive or "anti-mimetic." I am reminded of Mark Fisher: "Witness, for instance, the establishment o
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
this is cool! are there any examples hosted anywhere? (the screenshot looks promising) -- and do you think it's fast enough to run the parser/generator on a cloudflare worker or something? part of what makes godoc so nice is that
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
Hilariously written and genuinely high quality information. Too many cryptography tutorials start by rehearsing the precise definition of a group, and formulas for elliptic curve arithmetic etc. only to conclude with like two paragraphs on
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
They engineered themselves out of their current job and still get paid for the job they don't have to do. Sounds like they engineered it pretty well.
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
https://github.com/tormol/tiny-rust-executable got it to 137, but here's a blog post explaining the process to get it to 151: http://mainisusuallyafunction.blogspot.com/2015/01/151-byte-.
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
nat's only starred gist says drop ice: https://gist.github.com/nat/starred
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Time and Distance Overcome [pdf](engl377.community.uaf.edu)
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
This is a pretty generic and non descriptive title but they're launching a WebRTC TURN service and some higher level libraries for using WebRTC. Having to run your own TURN server is a notorious barrier for building serious p2p apps so
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
You do not need to uplift one impactful woman by putting down another.
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
I won't speak for them, but some jobs that might need both are internal IT or some kind of support engineer.
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
If you think this is some gotcha (you can't help with Afghan refugees during a crisis until you've solved homelessness ?) then you never cared about the homeless in the first place, and are using them as a pawn when it's use
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
Who cares? People are getting shelter, if even for a little bit. This is honestly the most boring kind of cynicism because you've offered no real critique and no consideration of the people who have been forcefully displaced and can no
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
Competitive programming is useless, but most things are useless! And here "useful" only means useful in the context of building and evaluating skills for industry. But my friends who do competitive programming do it because it&#
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
the malthusian obsession with population growth and birth rates in the middle east, and xenophobic comments about immigration in this thread are truly disgusting.
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Breaking Electron-Store's Encryption(blog.jse.li)
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
You don't think there is a qualitative difference between your security footage getting recorded -- maybe watched by a security guard half-paying attention -- and then written over, versus having it analyzed, tracked, and stored for an
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
There is an excellent documentary called Fatal Assistance , directed by Raoul Peck, which shows how foreign aid and the nonprofit/NGO industrial complex have not helped Haiti. The money often comes with strings attached, and the &quot
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
Is this somehow using the waybackmachine to scrape pages? When I try some of the classic ssrf paths like file:/// or http://localhost:8080 , I get audio about the internet archive. When I put in https://
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
This is such a weird comment. India is well known for its mangos, and the article is about importing them from Pakistan and India because they're so good compared to mangos from the U.S. Why shouldn't Indians share their clearly r
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
You are making a mistake in conflating the people who condemned Stallman with the people who gave Gates a pass, and then you're using that to conjure up some ideological inconsistency ("ah, so it was never about the sexual haras
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
The blurb at the top says "allows the use of a KVM [...] without an attached physical monitor, keyboard or mouse." Is that not correct?
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
Sorry about that -- I think the article presents a correct analysis of conversational computing but kind of oversells the novelty of copilot, by missing the ways older tech like autocomplete are also conversational. So it's less a ch

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