fatsdomino001

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   by fatsdomino001 6y ago

   So begins another attempted colour revolution...
2. 62.▲
   by fatsdomino001 6y ago

   Originally created by Aaron Swartz, wow. Incredible to see his work enduring.
3. 63.▲
   by fatsdomino001 6y ago

   America in 20 years if trends don’t change
4. 64.▲
   by fatsdomino001 6y ago

   What is the evidence that is convincing you that "we've now done the experiment [of free speech] in a big way and the results seem overwhelmingly negative"?
5. 65.▲
   by fatsdomino001 6y ago

   Why not begin on web though? I mean I get it for clubhouse, instagram and snapchat because they're making use of phone functions like easily being able to record audio or take pictures... still it's interesting how much web gets b
6. 66.▲
   by fatsdomino001 6y ago

   Same with web users apparently...
7. 67.▲
   by fatsdomino001 6y ago

   Well there is criticism, it's just not being reported on - but I think that's your point. Overall the degree to which information is being controlled right now is pretty alarming.
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   by fatsdomino001 6y ago

   I suspect what you deem credible is substantially different from what's credible to people who are critical of the covid mrna treatment.
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   by fatsdomino001 6y ago

   Incidentally the people theorizing about trees communicating through roots are actually saying trees are communicating via webs of root-connected fungi which act as the connections in between the trees. It's literally underground tunne
10. 70.▲
    by fatsdomino001 6y ago

    Giving money to homeless people. And as a general principle I don't like having all of my transactions logged and tracked. That's the same fallacy of "if you have nothing to hide, then submit yourself to complete tracking&quo
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    by fatsdomino001 6y ago

    Is it the people who were using Parler that made the death threats, or the people who don't like that people were using Parler? I honestly don't know, but I personally assumed the death threats came from people who simply didn&#x2
12. 72.▲
    by fatsdomino001 6y ago

    A very worrying trend. Dangerous world to be managing a social network in right now. Damned if you do, damned if you don't.
13. 73.▲
    by fatsdomino001 6y ago

    Incorrect. You're discussing censoring people with a different opinion than you, but using minorities as political cover, which is morally dubious.
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    by fatsdomino001 6y ago

    I'll admit that I'm not actually sure on the performance difference between BIGINT and UUID in postgres. So in that sense you're right that the question is a tradeoff of x% of performance (which may never be a problem) but wi
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    by fatsdomino001 6y ago

    How does ULID compare to Instagram's bigint id_generator for postgres?[0] ULID is 128 bits vs 64 bits for instagram id, so ULID is stored in a uuidfield but instagram id can be stored in bigint field. There is some advantages of using
16. 76.▲
    by fatsdomino001 6y ago

    Someone should throw the sqlite database up with Datasette, probably some very interesting faceted search that could be had here
17. 77.▲
    by fatsdomino001 6y ago

    Sounds like they mean they're just hashid'ing the bigint id, likely stored in a separate slug column with the output
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    by fatsdomino001 6y ago

    I've been using ULID as an alternative to UUIDs, e.g.: https://github.com/ulid/spec I've found ULID to be great for my purposes. Wonder if anyone else has tried using them too?