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by goku12 1y ago
> No support for RTL or CJK text, IMEs, or accessibility tools leaves it pretty firmly in the "toy" category for me for now, sadly. I18n, L10n and A11y tend to be very challenging features, making your wishlist a tall order. So
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by goku12 1y ago
> (Taffy [0]) that can be used standalone and is widely used accross the Rust UI ecosystem, including in the Blitz [1] web engine (which also uses Taffy for Flexbox and Block layout) This is the first time I hear about Blitz. Looks equal
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by goku12 1y ago
That's a prudent stance. Even in countries where the current government is trustworthy, we have no good way to predict who will attain power in the future. Not to mention the fact that governments themselves are never homogeneous.
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by goku12 1y ago
Except, that's not how most laws mandate it. The verification of personal data, its storage and the subsequent authentications based on it are done by a trusted third party - usually a government agency. Either they (the agency) mainta
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by goku12 1y ago
If the chats also leaked, then those innocent women's reputations will be intact. Identity theft however, is a different matter. Overall, it shows what a rotten influence that social media has been on interpersonal relationships in the
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by goku12 1y ago
I'm not familiar with the US laws. But I have seen a few cases where the terminated employee sued their former employer for not giving them the severance pay they were owed. That's why I made that (possibly wrong) assumption. So,
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by goku12 1y ago
Pardon my ignorance. But isn't it better to be laid off or fired than to resign, since the former entitles you to a few months of severance pay? Or is it different somehow under these circumstances?
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by goku12 1y ago
> but the reality is not as it is being portrayed. This is exactly how anyone would describe your reply. Your claim is so bizzare and its logic so convoluted that the only reason I can imagine for it is political motivation. But I could
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by goku12 1y ago
I get this feeling that you will be downvoted to oblivion on HN if you talk against anything that harms men. Even when it involves technology and is therefore relevant here. Many seem to think that gender equality, justice, sexual violence,
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by goku12 1y ago
IMO, you don't need individual grievances to shut down that app. A lot of the content has already been leaked - some even by women who don't necessarily agree with the method. And there are a lot of complaints based on them. Many
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by goku12 1y ago
Interesting! I wonder how they came up with the standard if there were no prior examples to base the standard on.
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by goku12 1y ago
I don't usually care about downvotes, but it's alarming when those votes are in support of a bigoted stance like in this instance. I don't support doxxing, defamation or bullying of any innocent person, including women. But w
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by goku12 1y ago
And whatever happens on that app is not gross? If a revenge porn or csam site is busted, won't people want to know who were on it so that they can stay away from the potential predators? Isn't that why sex offenders' lists ex
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by goku12 1y ago
> I can see the argument on both sides but ... I recently saw a screenshot from one of these apps (so I can't guarantee its authenticity. But it's not an inconceivable scenario). Someone posted a man in there with his photo. Th
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by goku12 1y ago
But 38999 refers to MIL-DTL-38999. Why is it inappropriate to call the same from any manufacturer by the same name?
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by goku12 1y ago
I know something subjectively more valuable than gold that you may be able to make from a Tokamak - Energy! Considering the crisis unfolding, it can't come soon enough. Why then are we talking about wasting neutrons for making a metal
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by goku12 1y ago
Even if only a few women are abusive and gossiping, they will doxx a lot of innocent men. At that stage, that entire app should be treated as illegal and shut down, instead of hoping that Apple legal will find the time to settle each compla
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by goku12 1y ago
Do you expect abusive people to answer honestly? The perceived anonymity on the app is a double edged sword.
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by goku12 1y ago
For one, not enough people seem to be aware of it. They don't seem to have given that announcement the importance and effort it deserved. Secondly, I can't say that they have a good migration plan when shutting down their services
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by goku12 1y ago
> The misunderstanding is that you think people are installing rust from rustup from their repos. No. The misunderstanding is that you decided that I was talking about how people choose to install rustup, while I didn't even mention
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by goku12 1y ago
> What exactly are you arguing? This part: > ... to install the rust development toolchain (because it changes too rapidly to effectively be in any repos) Rust toolchain is installed using rustup, not curl bash. It's rustup that&
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by goku12 1y ago
That's what they do in DKIM signing of emails. But if you want to go that route, there are easier solutions. For example, Github and Gitlab expose your SSH keys at a specific URL. You could use those (for ssh signing) if you trust the
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by goku12 1y ago
That's a misunderstanding. You can completely avoid the curl bash pattern if you can install the rustup binary and setup the relevant environment variables (like PATH) manually. Everything else, including cargo and various toolchain ve
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by goku12 1y ago
Why were you downvoted? I was going to read more on it later. So far, I know that Iron III oxide is magnetic. I don't know anything about the other oxides, ions in other oxidation states or iron in other compounds. I wish the people ex
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by goku12 1y ago
Not necessarily. For one, the local dev environment may be different or less pristine than what's encountered in the CI. I use bubblewrap (the sandboxing engine behind flatpak) sometimes to isolate the dev environment from the base sys
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by goku12 1y ago
There is a scene in one of the X-men movies where Magneto escapes a completely non-metallic prison by extracting iron from a guard's body. I initially thought that Raven had injected him the previous day with something to increase his
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by goku12 1y ago
Apparently, oxygenated hemoglobin and blood plasma are diamagnetic, while deoxygenated hemoglobin is paramagnetic. Meaning, magnetic properties are determined by the molecules, not its elements. I assume that whatever attraction or repulsio
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by goku12 1y ago
The article says that it can be done as part of search and seizure operations. And such an operation requires a search warrant. So I'm guessing not. However, the concern is that it may be used to extract information beyond what's
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by goku12 1y ago
Perl is much better at text processing than Python. I reach straight for Perl when solutions using grep, sed, awk, cut and tr gets weird. And I'm saying this as someone with two decades of experience in Python and next to nothing about
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by goku12 1y ago
Just speculating. They may be treating versions like decimal fractions. Thus, 7.16 < 7.2. But I can't say that this is the best place to use that concept.

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