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by eduction 4y ago
No cgrand didn’t say it’s coming soon, he said they’re working on it and donate to get it “sooner.” Is it possible you are having similar accuracy issues recalling what he said on Slack months ago?
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by eduction 4y ago
You posted this as a reply to cgrand saying they would need resources to go any faster. Yes it’s not ready yet so you’ll need to wait (or provide resources). Paraphrasing your memory of their prior time estimate on Slack seems a non sequitu
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by eduction 4y ago
Ya I looked at their lead example and the one they talk about the most and they made serious errors. I see the CrimeInc case has slightly more evidence, like at least we know they asked for them to be banned. So yes, in addition to clearly
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by eduction 4y ago
First the article says Chad Loder was recently suspended because his name was provided to Musk by far right accounts. Several paragraphs later it backs off and says it might be that he was suspended because he was supposedly on a right wi
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by eduction 4y ago
>2000 different approaches is exactly what is needed for "natural selection" to do it job… The more (and sooner) people jump ship, the better chance we have to test and iterate. I don’t think users are going to participate in t
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by eduction 4y ago
> Narcissistic collapse isn’t an official psychiatric term, and it hasn’t been extensively researched. The most important sentence in the whole post. It is nice to have a common and simple language with which to talk about our emotions a
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by eduction 4y ago
Seems like a great tool with a smart approach… can’t wait to try… thanks for creating it! Does it search edn files too, like deps.edn?
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by eduction 4y ago
Makes me feel slightly less backward about still using imperial units in the US that you and the article both use mph (I’d have guessed km/h). Is it just a speed thing, or is distance always in miles there? Do people use metric for eve
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by eduction 4y ago
This is argument goes back at least 50 years. The F-14 and before that the F-111 didn’t need to be good dogfighters because the AIM 54 phoenix was a 100 mile missile and would kill anyhting before it got remotely close. That turned out to b
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by eduction 4y ago
The WSJ wrote one of the listed puff pieces. In fact, it was written by their global tech editor (a Q&A without much pushback on the optimistic claims SBF was making). Perhaps the most egregious examples was from NYT, which also charges
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by eduction 4y ago
Has anyone archived a copy of this somewhere online? And who wrote this?
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by eduction 4y ago
>it's not reasonable to expect all employees to understand how effective communications works By chance did you mean "it's not unreasonable" here?
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by eduction 4y ago
It seems like you may fundamentally agree with the person you are replying to. The person who is forgiven may feel they need to know they are forgiven, but that doesn't mean they actually do. Your example of someone who really wants
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by eduction 4y ago
This is a great point. "Processed food" is an incredibly broad category that is being somewhat demonized at the moment (not saying any comments here do this). According to this Mayo Clinic quotation of USDA, processed food include
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by eduction 4y ago
> Create a Google Workspace account with your current work email address I think you’ve just shown us why Google is at fault here rather than OP: OP’s current email address was at Google. The sentence is inaccurate in such situations. (A
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by eduction 4y ago
The writing here is extremely poor. Author should delete and rewrite as a six paragraph post. (What was that segue about python package management intended to show?)
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by eduction 4y ago
>the next generation of Apple’s Macintosh operating system: Copeland. I’m sorry but it’s Copland, after the composer Aaron Copland. Having read altogether too many editions of Macworld in the post Steve, pre Steve era, that error (repeat
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by eduction 4y ago
Let’s not be too pedantic, it was just an analogy, not a bad one, nor perfect but none are. As a Clojurist I think it behooves us not to put on gatekeeping airs (because we’re up against those too).
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by eduction 4y ago
> I think it’s hilarious that you think your wire was slow because of the geographical distance the message had to travel I don’t see anything in the post you are replying to that indicates they believe this. They noted the distance, whi
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by eduction 4y ago
notmuch can search gpg encrypted mail, it is superb and seamless. I worked somewhere where all internal e-mail was encrypted by default and notmuch was a godsend for my productivity. It’s like using gmail over encrypted mail. Admittedly, th
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by eduction 4y ago
> scroll to the bottom and expand the "Moderated servers" section Wow. As much as I disliked Twitter deciding who I can and can’t follow (via bans), and what people can and can’t say, at least they put some rigor into it. I don
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Helm (home email appliance) shutting down(thehelm.com)
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by eduction 4y ago
Ah ok I think I remember now: my @foo = (1,2); $foo[1]; #2 my $foo_r = \@foo $foo_r->[1]; #2 my @bar = (1,2,$foo_r); $bar[2]->[1]; #2 Re the sigils, you're right, I would just add, $ is for scalar and a scalar
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by eduction 4y ago
This is super interesting, I think this is in fact my new favorite explanation. (It's down right now but I found it at https://web.archive.org/web/20221001025812/https://thelawdog... )
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by eduction 4y ago
I read both the Camel book (Programming Perl) and the slimmer one (Learning Perl) but I still found perl 5's split between by-value data structures (@foo/$foo[0], %foo/$foo{"bar"}) and by-reference data structures (
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by eduction 4y ago
This is nice but misses one vital step IMO: Do your basic web surfing in a disposable VM. The article mentions using a disposable VM to view email attachments but considering how much malware is delivered through the web I like to keep my w
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by eduction 4y ago
The fact that NS1 was temporarily shut down in July before the September explosion doesn’t mean it wasn’t a near and long term source of funds. Also, if Russia wants to threaten Norway’s Europipe surely they can telegraph this in more effe
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by eduction 4y ago
Whoever did it, I can understand the motivation for a supporter of independent Ukraine to do it, because it cuts off a source of funds to Russia. What I don’t understand is why (as some news reports / sources suggest) Russia would do i
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by eduction 4y ago
You agree that Winamp has 10x the functionality of Spotify?
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by eduction 4y ago
>There was 10x more functionality in Winamp or Windows Media Player than we get in Spotify or Apple Music today. Except for the extremely useful functionality of putting a large percentage of the world's music at your fingertips rea

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