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fzzzy
5y ago
Wow, the forecast here in the upper peninsula of michigan is below 0c for the next 10 days, and oslo is way further north.
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The WELL was available in 1985. One of the motivations for designing the original Apple I was connecting to mainframe based bulletin boards, in the 70s. CompuServe started selling dial up access to their service in 79. GEnie was available i
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fzzzy
5y ago
There are other words. The Grid or Cyberspace.
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5y ago
Yes, negative 23 Fahrenheit is very, very cold.
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fzzzy
5y ago
Nah. I definitely don't rave about split views. Don't like them at all.
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5y ago
Yes, actually.
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fzzzy
5y ago
Yes, it would be better to increase the voltage. But R also decreases as temperature decreases.
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5y ago
I still use it frequently for any random calculations.
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fzzzy
5y ago
Fibers are symmetrical coroutines, generators and async functions are asymmetrical coroutines. They are slightly different.
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fzzzy
5y ago
Um, OS X was 20 years ago
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fzzzy
5y ago
Right, that's why I mentioned Windows Subsystem for Linux. It's a unix that runs on top of the nt kernel.
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5y ago
Uh, what? At the very least there's linux, macOS (mach), bsd, and now windows subsystem for linux.
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5y ago
There was a project to do this, Positron. https://mykzilla.org/2017/03/08/positron-discontinued/ Revolving door management that has no clue what initiatives the previous management started and wants to s
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5y ago
heheheheheheh
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5y ago
Yes, exactly. Trees are falling in the forest and nothing is set up to hear it. Setting something up to hear it is trivial, this is digital and not analog. Get on it, Waymo.
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5y ago
Wow, it even includes capabilities. Impressive.
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5y ago
How many cars that try to go down a street and fail are required before waymo becomes aware of the issue? Isn't pattern matching supposed to be the providence of machine learning? There's a pattern here. Car tries to go down a str
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5y ago
Remember when Mozilla management promised that they were going to kill pdf.js (why?) and replace it with the chrome pdf viewer, then wasted a few years not pulling it off? Good times.
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fzzzy
5y ago
I worked on Sync. It's staffed with a skeleton crew. We had 3 people on our team and 5 bosses.
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5y ago
Interesting. I started with my number as a google voice number and then switched it over to real cell phone service a few years later and I never get spam calls. I wonder what is different about gv numbers.
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fzzzy
5y ago
Growth hacking
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fzzzy
5y ago
Several modules from servo have been inserted into firefox proper.
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fzzzy
5y ago
Are you sure? It seems to me that they were probably replacing some text characters with their own sprites instead. They could still be text characters, just redefined for their purposes.
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fzzzy
5y ago
Mozilla management promised they would diversify income in 2016. Mozilla management is a miserable failure.
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5y ago
Moz Corp is much bigger than the foundation. The tail wags the dog.
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5y ago
Mozilla Corporation is not a nonprofit.
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fzzzy
5y ago
thanks
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fzzzy
5y ago
Returning Facebook and Twitter to the chronological feed is the solution, imo. I'm not sure how these companies think they can get away with algorithmic feeds and still expect section 230 protection.
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fzzzy
5y ago
Do you have a reference for "immediately forgave them"? I haven't heard that before.
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5y ago
take a screenshot
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