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9mo ago
At this point I’m going to hold out on updating MacOS for a year. If things don’t improve or the direction doesn’t change significantly I’m going to seriously consider paying the switching costs.
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9mo ago
Aside: the name is fairly confusing since there is a relatively well known conference called Sync Conf (which well may be worth more attention than this)
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9mo ago
I tend to have a policy: I will click on your unsubscribe button once, after that it's straight to 'report spam'. If that sinks your domain ratings, that's on you.
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9mo ago
Porn comes from pornē, Greek for prostitute. So at least etymologically (and arguably logically as both involve sex for money) porn is prostitution. If that’s accepted, then I find it hard not to also accept OF as a form of prostitution.
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9mo ago
Are the verses random? If so perhaps add a filter to make sure the name of the book doesn't occur in the verse. For instance today's is trivial (or if it has "Job replied...", or "Jonah went..." it would make i
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9mo ago
Cool project! I'd be interested in checking out your other projects, but the links seem not to be included in your post.
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9mo ago
Since you're from an Orthodox background, perhaps you can consider having the books from an actual Orthodox bible? For instance it is missing Wisdom of Solomon, Sirrah and others. Edit: I'd also appreciate an RSS feed so that I ca
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9mo ago
Turn on your sound. There is voice over narration.
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10mo ago
Really makes me think that the justice system should have a wide margin for discretionary sentencing. I get that in some sense fraud is fraud, but there is one thing preying on people's greed, and another preying on compassion, charity
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10mo ago
That does seem catastrophically misguided. I’m more curious about the more common case where tags are used as documented (and I really wish the documentation was better), but perhaps not completely. For instance we have a Finder like UI in
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10mo ago
Is this really true? Messaging like this will cause a lot of developers to just give up. Most places I've worked at did accessibility at best as a best effort sort of thing. After reading this, there will be no attempts made to improve
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10mo ago
And here I was thinking that my opinion of Meta as a company couldn't be any lower... Why we allow this company to keep operating is beyond me.
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11mo ago
That’s rather presupposing materialism (in the philosophy of mind sense) is correct. That seems to be the consensus theory, but it’s not be shown ‘definitely’ true.
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11mo ago
Congratulations on the milestone. You are making one of the most radical PLs out there into something that is actually useable in an industry setting - that’s no mean feat.
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11mo ago
"Preventive war is like committing suicide out of fear of death." Otto von Bismarck
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11mo ago
Where has educational technology not been failing?
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11mo ago
Exactly. For a web dev oriented example, I would call coffeescript a transpiler, since it would transform # some comment myFun = -> alert 'Hello CoffeeScript!' into // some comment var
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11mo ago
Most UK healthcare these days is someone tells you to take a paracetamol over the phone. Even dentists...
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11mo ago
Conversely though, there is plenty of older sci-fi that assumes by the 2000s we'd all be zooming around in flying cars rather than in cars that are basically the same sort of thing they had in the fifties.
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11mo ago
I think it will be interesting to see how this sort of thing evolves in various jurisdictions. I doubt it will ever fly in the US given how strongly the US economy relies on AI. US courts are likely to keep ruling that AI training is fair u
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1y ago
> imprison leadership as they arrive on EU soil I think that's the step that's being taken (or attempted at least) here.
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1y ago
Or it gives you a nice warning about the evil things that have been discovered and its time to ramp up the psyops machine to cover it up...
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1y ago
There's a world of difference between a smartphone snapped photo by a volunteer and what a professional photographer would produce. The first will give you a pretty good idea of what's going on, but will be completely unsuitable f
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1y ago
I don't know how to feel about this entirely. Like I get the whole AI generated images bad angle, but on the other hand as someone running a charity I can see the benefit of not wasting donation money on sending a professional photogra
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1y ago
You can do that with custom properties already. AFAICT functions don't introduce any new abilities on that front (apart from the aforementioned DRY-ing).
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1y ago
You should have seen the architecture they came up with... it had ALL the bells and whistles you could possibly imagine and cost an absolute fortune. Of course they eventually got bored and quit. And then it became really annoying since no
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1y ago
It would be quite nice to see some more "killer" uses of this new feature that aren't just "we removed some duplication and... saved less than 1% of our loc". And maybe there are some really compelling ones... I thi
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1y ago
Hilariously written but also too true. One start up I worked at we had 2 Kubernetes clusters and a rat's nest of microservices for an internal tool that, had we been actually successful at delivering sufficient value would have been us
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1y ago
They also have a team of full time react devs they are paying for. That seems to me more than sufficient. $600,000/year just to run a governance board and organize a conference seems extraordinarily generous to me. In fact I think it&#
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1y ago
> not everyone always has good alternatives, enough financial safety, and no major economic responsibilities to cover at home. I recommend planning for this (if you can). Set money aside sufficient to cover your costs until you can get a
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