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by grenoire 7y ago
Another PayPal, another decade.
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by grenoire 7y ago
That's the distinction between not-for-profit and non-profit. They are quite different on both legal and operational standpoints.[0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nonprofit_organization#Nonprof...
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by grenoire 7y ago
Do you realise that non-profit means that you just don't have leftover cash at the end of the year in your balance sheet? Non-profits pay their employees and their suppliers, their financial situation has absolutely nothing to do wit
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by grenoire 7y ago
I just don't know why we stopped doing this; the barrier of entry to HTML is just extremely low for basic markup. I still keep my personal blog written in plain HTML with a wee bit of CSS to give it personality. It just works so well!
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by grenoire 7y ago
Seems... tautological.
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by grenoire 7y ago
College students? I'll guess not.
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by grenoire 7y ago
Practically, it's very difficult. LineageOS people are trying to work on that, but it's just a very big hassle with the variety of OEM components running amok the industry.
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by grenoire 7y ago
The format is exactly for the purpose of getting clients to behave predictably! Without defining these schemas to allow for flexible mixed media documents, you're always going to have chaotic implementations floating around.
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by grenoire 7y ago
OP is asking what the content type of the body is to be interpreted as. You're assuming HTML string, which might not always be correct. What do you do with Markdown? You need to have a standard way to represent things like this, becaus
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by grenoire 7y ago
"This domain is not allowed."
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by grenoire 7y ago
With any sentence that contains a "can't think of people who X" structure, you should realise that people you know and talk to are people who think like you. Exceptions don't break the rule, as always – if you do make a
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by grenoire 7y ago
Body?
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by grenoire 7y ago
Flip the card really quickly (single animation frame), get data, boom. Maybe you'll get noticed, but probably only by someone who's equally sophisticated in detecting tricks.
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by grenoire 7y ago
Beyond ethics, I'm worried more about societal collapse. Going further we might have entirely generated ultra-realistic and ultra-specific pornography that will ultimately lead to people just not having sex... This concern has already
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by grenoire 7y ago
If someone is perfectly happy, then they cannot be happier with someone else. At the hyperbole, your argument doesn't hold either.
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by grenoire 7y ago
Err... I don't see either of these are relevant to the Chrome situation, given that the competitors are (and have been) also free. These aren't applicable for markets of free goods and services.
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by grenoire 7y ago
The opposite of stress isn't a rosy life. It's absence of stress.
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by grenoire 7y ago
Pettiness aside, I guess this is the same kind of response you'd give to someone who complains about OSS lacking a certain feature: Write a patch and make a PR—to the European English language repository.
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by grenoire 7y ago
Did anything really come out of this since 2017? Genuine question, just haven't seen any news around.
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by grenoire 7y ago
I think neutral good as an alignment inherently comes with a disadvantage in making impact. You have to take certain levels of risks at certain extremes to be able to influence anything .
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by grenoire 7y ago
One thing that always fascinated me is that in constrained mediums like doodles (the constraint being time spent on it and the reliance on lines), there still are hints so as to the artist being professional. The doodle of King, who is no
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by grenoire 7y ago
I don't mean to defend surveillance as a gateway to safety by any means, in fact I believe in the exact opposite. Unfortunately, it's going to be integrated into our society whether we like it or not, and after that point it'
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by grenoire 7y ago
I agree to most, but because solutions like facial recognition are simply easier to engage than educational reforms or welfare-based safety [sic] nets, this is not necessarily something we get to choose. States will prefer the former to t
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by grenoire 7y ago
I do, but at the same time I think that lower-hanging, yet not so easy-to-pick, fruits are ignored already. In that case, it becomes more feasible to target far out approaches that are simply easier to implement. Unfortunately, those also h
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by grenoire 7y ago
This has been debated extensively on HN (and is still being debated actively), but all I hope is that people realise sooner or later that the level of safety you can acquire in a society is inversely related to the level of privacy individu
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by grenoire 7y ago
Dang, times sure have changed. Back in my good ol' days...
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by grenoire 7y ago
An HDMI/USB port, alongside access not simply for Unity but also for raw data for use with OpenGL and whatnot. It's not an unreasonable request.
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by grenoire 7y ago
> There's a correlation between diverse societies and smiling. I would like to request source.
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by grenoire 7y ago
Proprietary device with proprietary bindings. I like pocket operators a lot, but this seems like TE is going the opposite of where I wished they would...
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by grenoire 7y ago
Air pollution is also known to be a potential reason why the Flynn effect (newer generations of test-takers performing substantially better on older tests, accounting also for test familiarity) is declining; with the "IQ curve" ov

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