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by erklik 5y ago
> magic script that got the developer tools setup I wish I had that. I spent like 2 weeks installing a million different things, and configuring like 200 different files and even then, my build ran but not everything worked.
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> the best way to find something on YouTube is to use Bing Weirdly the same is the case for reddit. What I really want I guess is, a search engine, where i can provide you sites to index, and when I am searching, I only search through th
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by erklik 5y ago
> programmer Reddit Is it just /r/programmer? or many other programming related subreddits? In general though, this is great. I would similarly love a solution where we could submit sites to be indexed. A way to have a search e
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by erklik 5y ago
I think the problem is that people don't "know" the journalists largely anymore. I don't know how people trusted these journalists in the past, perhaps it was by following their work throughout years and seeing repeated
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> For example if the standards include "child of an alumni", that's not very fair. If the standards include GPA, that's not very fair to someone who went to a school that doesn't offer AP tests. Some of this is p
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by erklik 5y ago
US Military Dogs were given seats on planes, while Afghans were hanging on the outside of those same planes and then eventually fell to their deaths. [1] The US provides lots and lots of weapons to Saudi Arabia, who are artificially creatin
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by erklik 5y ago
The funding was to buy guns, to buy UAVs, to train snipers and gunners. Not sure how any of those are going to help kids get away from explosions. Facts are: 1. Patreon is a private company. 2. I don't think their policy around the who
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> weight of their decision I am not too aware of this account. How much money was moving through Patreon to the Ukrainians? Is it the majority of the weapons funding they needed?
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> privacy.com Not for those of us who don't live in the US unfortunately.
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> I can not believe the motivation can simply be to get subtitles to watch movies personally Why can't it be? Does everything require a money motive? Is it impossible that people want to do something good?
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by erklik 5y ago
Stranger Things The Crown Bojack Horseman Lupin Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt Russian Doll Glow Narcos Sex Education House Of Cards (although, this is less fun to watch now considering Kevin Spacey's real life actions but the show itself w
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> acceptable methodology Does this exist? At least a methodology that doesn't mean I need to study the subject area deeply?
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> nothing except photos you uploaded to iCloud was to be scanned. My point is that the difference between the approach from Google and Apple is that in one case (Google), we have a tech level blockage, it's not currently possible fo
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by erklik 5y ago
> Apple's plan was to to scan photos that you uploaded to iCloud, only. Even that plan was canceled. The massive difference being that they would scan photos on my device. Not on the cloud. On my local device. How is that people con
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by erklik 5y ago
and Facebook is under no obligation to show anyone any content that they do not desire to show them. There used to be a internet before Facebook. The content showed by Facebook was interesting, fun and something people wanted so people visi
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by erklik 5y ago
Would you mind sharing what the handy feature is? or the Calculator even?
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> plugged full-time into a “facebook disneyland” to live out the rest of their years in digitally augmented bliss as an avatar alongside friends and family. the tech for this is essentially sci-fi though. We have no way of uploading the
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by erklik 5y ago
You should watch his videos. They shed quite a bit of light on SerenityOS is written, and it's given me a lot of insight on OSes work.
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by erklik 5y ago
I read this. I then re-read it because I was thinking that maybe I just missed something or didn't understand the analogy since I am not a hockey fan (pucks are for ice-hockey, right?). I then re-read it once more. I am now convinced t
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by erklik 5y ago
> If you turn the iCloud Photos feature off, no more scanning is happening. Yet. A few years later, [Insert gov agency here] will force Apple to scan all photos and compare hashes to material banned by the government. This ability to sca
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by erklik 5y ago
It's kind of crazy how KSP has introduced so many to such complicated topics about space travel.
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by erklik 5y ago
Something similar I've used in the past and is open source : https://jsonresume.org/ .
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> Yes I know Zuckerberg cannot be ousted by typical corporate maneuvering Why is that? I am not aware of Facebook's corporate structure so I am curious. - Yes, this is a LMGTFY question, but I find that people can often provide a be
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by erklik 5y ago
https://www.nature.com/articles/519276a This is a nice summary.
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by erklik 5y ago
https://www.nature.com/articles/519276a It's less being studious, and more that being studious tends to be correlated with spending time indoors more. It's the spending time indoors that causes it apparently.
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by erklik 5y ago
Mozilla annoys me. Truly it does. However, it's the organisation. Firefox as a browser, especially dev tools, seems better in every day use than Chrome does. I am really not sure why they keep losing users. I do remember being massive
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by erklik 5y ago
It's time for mass-migration to Firefox. Only losing users is going to tell Google that this is a horrible solution to enforce.
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> Discovery of good sources of information such as blogs is hard. And I think the biggest problem is the lack of trust. Everyone wants to grab your attention [1]. So how do you know that others won't waste your attention? > To so
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From the README.md > I guess I'm just in shock. Usually creating a new cool thing on the internets takes me days and stress. Good on you OP. You made something and put it out there. That's already different from the vast majori
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I am guessing it means something that is non-cross-platform. Would JVM be considered native? Native, as far as I understand, tends to mean it's designed to run on that specific platform i.e. not cross-platform. Anything that is cross-p

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