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by fareesh 6y ago
This isn't live/dynamically generated, but if it was, what would be a good way of architecting it in a basic implementation? Say you keep the WordPress site, do you then just send a request to some endpoint that is served by pytho
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by fareesh 6y ago
Some great undercover video of what goes on at Cognizant here, as far as bias in moderating actions is concerned: https://www.politicalite.com/latest/facebook-employee-if-som... In this video it is shown that regarding
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by fareesh 6y ago
Yeah that is what I currently use
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by fareesh 6y ago
Similar to Twitter without blue checks I think YouTube without large corporations would be quite nice. Can't think of a good way to filter those though, other than a giant blocklist.
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by fareesh 6y ago
Can it track my time spent running vim in various folders? That would be useful for me since in some solo projects I don't really commit changes often.
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by fareesh 6y ago
Seems to be the case. Scrolls fine on Firefox
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by fareesh 6y ago
Unrelated question - I went to chat.zulip.com in the browser and signed up. Scrolling through the messages (pixel xl2) is incredibly laggy. If I were to build a similar UI on some project, what's a good way to ensure good scrolling per
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by fareesh 6y ago
I like to imagine that it would trigger some kind of alarm at the CIA/NSA/FBI and have drones surrounding the person's house within a few hours?
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by fareesh 6y ago
This is a good law and should be applied to big tech.
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by fareesh 6y ago
Probably something to do with this? Mistaken identity maybe https://dev.to/lucis/how-i-got-the-github-username-of-my-dre...
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by fareesh 6y ago
Thank you
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by fareesh 6y ago
Is it possible that due to issues of politics and optics that serious scientists / engineers are unable to work on solutions like "hemp plastic"? Admittedly as a layperson I am guilty of wondering whether it is just one of th
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by fareesh 6y ago
I remember reading somewhere that some bottled product replaced plastic with glass, which weighs more, which led to an increase in trucks required, which led to more of a carbon footprint, which is also bad.
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by fareesh 6y ago
What WhatsApp messaging API are you using?
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by fareesh 6y ago
Pretty dumb move in some ways tbh. WeChat is used by a lot of folks in the business community to sell goods to Chinese customers. As for TikTok - I read an article that claimed they have some suspicious spyware-like features but I suspect i
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by fareesh 6y ago
Here are some examples of statements / content, I am curious as to whether they would be considered inciting violence: - "Let's make sure we show up wherever we have to show up. And if you see anybody from that Cabinet in a r
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by fareesh 6y ago
This was one of the approaches I thought of but I wanted to know if this is a "solved" problem or whether there are some prevailing best practices by people who have spent time researching the various approaches Apparently it seem
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by fareesh 6y ago
This would break things like games I guess you could do something like a css property to turn it off or on
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by fareesh 6y ago
Indexing latency aside, when I search for something on Twitter it shows me results as I type When I tap on the result, there is invariably something else at the tap location What's the terminology for this? Flash of ephemeral search re
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by fareesh 6y ago
Is it uncommon for folks to use a Linux desktop as their primary OS? I've been doing so for about 10 years and I've had no complaints. Whenever I need some specific software I boot to Windows or use Virtualbox. I also have a Macbo
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by fareesh 6y ago
I am trying to achieve something similar but at a higher scale. I have about 48 different cameras where I want to count people and get their approximate location in the frame. I want to run an object detection model on all of those video st
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by fareesh 6y ago
From what I understand, in the free market system we consider things to be anti-competitive, anti-consumer, etc. when a corporation has some kind of market dominance acquired through earning the trust of consumers, and once they have obtain
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by fareesh 6y ago
I've seen this apparently happen in a few videos but we don't know what transpired before filming. It's entirely possible that the officer and civilian met somewhere else 5 min earlier and the civilian was asked to go home. T
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by fareesh 6y ago
The status quo was broken in that there was occasional misbehavior by the police with no negative consequences. It was not broken to the degree that there is rampant arson, theft, violence and murder. In fact, until it became politically
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by fareesh 6y ago
> Maybe in your country blind, extrajudicial violence is not a no-no. This is not the case in democratic countries. Police all around the world use non-lethal force when the law is being broken and the perpetrator is not cooperative. Thi
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by fareesh 6y ago
From what I understand, all of these people are breaking curfew and ignoring instructions to leave the area, and in some cases are acting belligerent when confronted, and this is happening at scale. Is the expectation that curfew is an orde
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by fareesh 6y ago
I remember watching a video of this guy from maybe 10-12 years ago who used IBM Dragon natural speak into some kind of vim commands and shorthand language which enabled him to write code faster than he could using the keyboard. It was a fas
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by fareesh 6y ago
I don't know much about the topic - but from what I understand, Valve games use Protocol buffers and UDP connections to the lobby server, in their netcode (someone correct me if I'm wrong). Is there an equivalent way to do this wi
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by fareesh 6y ago
Loved all the Space Quest games Have there been any remastered editions created by the community that are worth the experience?
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by fareesh 6y ago
Has anyone had the experience of seeing over-reporting of some metrics in Google Analytics as compared to an internal tracking system? Is this data generally seen to be 100% reliable?

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