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601.
by est 2y ago
> a non-Han Chinese civilization in the area of Sichuan From TFA: Huang Di Yuan Concubine Leizu Xiling taught others to raise silkworms, and the legend Leizu is from the people of Chengdu in Sichuan Huang Di was regarded the ancester of
602.
by est 2y ago
I might be wrong but this looks a lot like an re-implementation of Riemann sphere?
603.
by est 2y ago
I once joked that PHP was the best serverless language/platform https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41358020#41364190
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by est 2y ago
Chinese devs were never behind, they just don't contribute much in the past and very few were active in open source community.
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by est 2y ago
you must be joking, that's exactly how communist government works. Given strict laws but "don’t prescribe any particular ... methods" so one day law enforcements can extort a large sum of fine from companies as needed. The on
606.
by est 2y ago
IMHO, type hints should only serve two purposes: 1. design a memory layout for faster execution 2. press dot and get suggestions in IDE other usage of types brings more problem than it solves.
607.
by est 2y ago
It's more like a semantics issue. In Chinese there's taoism can either mean 道教 the religion or 道家 the pre-Qin school of philosophy
608.
by est 2y ago
I see, the Shu is often called as either name of the state (1046BC-316BC) and/or the region of SiChuan basin
609.
by est 2y ago
taoism as a religion were founded by the first Tianshi (prophet) Zhang Daoling somewhere near Chengdu during late East Han, then the doctrine spread to poor people and formed a movement called Wudoumi in Sichuan and ultimately its variant
610.
by est 2y ago
Some aspects of Shu in chronological order for those who aren't familiar with: - invented silk (and Shu brocade) - birthplace of Taoism - invented Baijiu (aka Kaoliang liquor, strong distilled from great millet) - invented banknotes -
611.
by est 2y ago
The accurate written King List dates back to > 3000 years but the archaeological history dates back long before that
612.
by est 2y ago
git has built in support to separate author and committer I believe he/she is just changing the author property.
613.
by est 2y ago
You can also put that in your includeIf confs. I updated the parent comment
614.
by est 2y ago
If you search Zhengzhou many of the results from mainstream media were about ghost cities The rest are about Foxconn's factory. This BYD factory were build further down south of downtown.
615.
by est 2y ago
you don't have to mess with ~/.ssh/config Just put this in your ~/.gitconfig (or ~/.config/git/personal as in the article) [core] sshCommand = /usr/bin/ssh -o IdentitiesOnly=yes -
616.
by est 2y ago
> BYD is only the 9th largest carmaker in China. SAIC, Changan, and Geeley are the top 3 Protip: when you calc Chinese numbers, be sure to lookup the latest data. 1 year or 2 means landslide difference. SAIC sales dropped > 11% and pr
617.
by est 2y ago
Well if you are able to launch junks into space extremely cheaply, I've got good news for you
618.
by est 2y ago
Good lord the comments section surely blew up. Can we just give this "fluff-up feedback" job to LLM already?
619.
by est 2y ago
This coule easily be abused, however, it strikes me as a good balance between speech & reach [1] If you are nobody, you don't really need to worry about a label. But if you are a politician with some agenda, you can't take tho
620.
by est 2y ago
> because it is still working That's a big "still" and you don't loose anything in case the real owner of the "fronted" domain suffers loss.
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by est 2y ago
> Services like Cloudflare, Akamai Technologies, Fastly, and Amazon CloudFront ... support millions of websites across critical sectors, including government and healthcare, making them indispensable The author is pretty naive. There is
622.
by est 2y ago
The only problem with Chrome: It's controlled by an advertising company.
623.
by est 2y ago
> formalized languages is really the future Hmm, maybe it's time for symbolism to shine?
624.
by est 2y ago
nostr was cool and simple concept until you met tens of thousands of NIPs.
625.
by est 2y ago
> a Twitter clone Funny you mentioned it, but the original Twitter was never cloned. It's a messenger program status aggregator. People used to have GTalk/MSN status bar set to various short, funny and insightful texts and Twit
626.
by est 2y ago
It's distributed in some degree.
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by est 2y ago
My only problem with ActivityPub or atproto is that they were not static hostable. For readonly nodes they should be. Otherwise we could see tons of adoptions by bloggers, with some simple Github/Cloudflare Pages setup.
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by est 2y ago
Breaking something is easier than protecting everything from all fronts. Hackers write the worst code, but all the mess needs only one successful hit to become a 0day.
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by est 2y ago
if anyone want a non-distributed but still very powerful counter service, I'd recommend Telegraf from Grafana or https://vector.dev/
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by est 2y ago
In my previous experience the "resizing & rotate" always defeats all kinds of watermarks. For example, crop a 1000x1000 image to 999x999, and rotate it by 1° also there's "double watermark" attack, just run the

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