fareesh

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by fareesh 6y ago
Some clown from my country made a huge deal about it and even made some kind of grievance documentary about the Apu character from the Simpsons until they eventually phased him out. I was quite annoyed. All this stuff about offending people
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by fareesh 6y ago
Voice activated code snippets or command line switches would be nice. "Hey ffmpeg crop the first 15 seconds of input.mp4 and increase the volume by 15%". Modular so I can switch out the speech recognition and the NLP and fulfillme
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by fareesh 6y ago
My personal assistant runs on my pi. When I'm out I can use its chat app to talk to it. The chat uses a cloud real-time db like firebase. If I want to connect I just ask it to setup a reverse proxy. It can also turn on my machines via
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by fareesh 6y ago
Thanks. I'm surprised that there isn't something like lambda where you can just get a really fancy cpu on demand for a quick encoding job.
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by fareesh 6y ago
Does anyone have some experience with this use-case: I have a MP4 file and a SRT file with subtitles is there a convenient way to re render the video with subtitles drawn on it so I can use it in places where subtitles are not supported? Is
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by fareesh 6y ago
If he's just triggering "Add to Cart" and the system responds with "Ice Cream Machine Broken" then it's relatively less harmful. As he says, it probably messes with their data. Unlikely that he's spending
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by fareesh 6y ago
From what I remember reading service worker versioning, caching and expiry felt like it was riddled with gotchas. Does anyone know of a good resource that covers most of these?
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by fareesh 6y ago
Don't know why you are downvoted. As a layperson I have no idea what the correct answer is to this - i.e. once you factor in the manufacturing, replacement, maintenance, backup plant, batteries, etc. what is the net gain?
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by fareesh 6y ago
Giuliani says they have a receipt with Hunter's signature on it Hunter's lawyer has allegedly emailed the store asking for the laptop back If those two things can be corroborated and they aren't forgeries, it should dispel al
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by fareesh 6y ago
If the Press Secretary makes ban-worthy remarks, the people have a right to know what those remarks are. This is basically secrecy, not ban-worthy remarks. She said something that the public is not allowed to know.
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by fareesh 6y ago
The campaign's original response was the nonsense about the official schedule. This politico reporter managed a better response: "Biden’s campaign would not rule out the possibility that the former VP had some kind of informal int
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by fareesh 6y ago
True, but the text contains facts around which the opinion is based. Those facts are not in dispute.
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by fareesh 6y ago
Reading so many comments here quoting the Biden campaign that the meeting did not appear on the official schedule and therefore the story is complete debunked. At this point I don't even know what to say honestly.
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by fareesh 6y ago
Is there a word for the typical arguments that you see where there are 100 false premises and to even make your case you have to dismantle each one? The Russia conspiracy theory is laden with these. So many conversations are very tedious be
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by fareesh 6y ago
Lizard-man should not be censored either.
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by fareesh 6y ago
1) Ad hominem 2) Conspiracy theory 3) Lie by omission (it was sent to the FBI in December, he sent a copy to Giuliani) Your debunking is objectively poor
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by fareesh 6y ago
Why is the percentage important? The principle is the same - bad decision, preventable. If the 15% was everyone you cared about perhaps you would not see it that way.
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by fareesh 6y ago
The principle of free speech is enshrined in the constitution at a time when the only thing powerful enough to constrain speech to this degree was the government. Times have changed. Twitter is more powerful.
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by fareesh 6y ago
https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2020-10-01/steele...
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by fareesh 6y ago
It says "claims that contradict consensus" and then gives the example of content saying the that COVID19 vaccines will cause death or infertility - is there a consensus that a vaccine will be 100% non-fatal and not have infertilit
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by fareesh 6y ago
Sure nobody denies this but "you deserve it therefore stop complaining" is not really an argument, more like shutting down the point entirely. I agree with you that the sanctimonious outrage over the attempted, but laughable elect
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by fareesh 6y ago
Sure nobody denies this but "you deserve it therefore stop complaining" is not really an argument, more like shutting down the point entirely.
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by fareesh 6y ago
Sounds like Islam, Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism and every other religion If people want to believe something in their bubble, they should be allowed to. Most, if not all of those belief systems have fringes which advocate harm. By your a
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by fareesh 6y ago
On this page it says the recommended dosage is 600 IU https://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/VitaminD-HealthProfessiona... Are there any other opinions?
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by fareesh 6y ago
Are food ordering apps in the US also forced to use IAP?
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by fareesh 6y ago
If it's a conspiracy, the number of people involved would be quite high, so it would probably be difficult to keep it a secret.
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by fareesh 6y ago
Yes that is one of the reasons I was alluding to. The other was that it enabled the political news media to restore their damaged perceived credibility by blaming foreign meddling as an excuse for their poor / echo chambered reporting
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by fareesh 6y ago
I wonder if Turbolinks will evolve to this approach. They currently do a regular XHR and replace everything in the <body> from what I understand.
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by fareesh 6y ago
All Facebook apps at the time could request the same permissions as the CA apps - I know this because I built many of them for ad campaigns, such as contests and games. A lot of game/contest mechanics relied on things like posting on f
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by fareesh 6y ago
Julian Assange suggested it on a Dutch news show

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