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by groestl 4y ago
Didn't say secure though, just isolated. Often I'm fine with some subset of isolation.
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by groestl 4y ago
Also here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karl-Marx-Hof
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by groestl 4y ago
Usually an upvote suffices, but in this case thanks for the interesting reply, even in fear of ridicule.
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by groestl 4y ago
> Consciousness is a physical property of matter, as any other. Phrased as a fact, but citation needed. > neither can it think. Again, phrased as a fact, as if this can be proven. > I don't know from where this new computation
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by groestl 4y ago
> Choosing a non-broken algorithm like SHA-2 was an easy choice they could have made that would still hold up today. Yet, the requirement of the hashing algorithm for Git is not broken, it's not cryptographic but merely stochastic,
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by groestl 4y ago
Just nitpicking, but code monolith does say nothing about the way it's deployed. Could be a massively distributed system, fwiw (we did that and were quite happy with it).
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by groestl 4y ago
I've spent years doing stuff that I'd better not done at all. So yeah, hours worked is not a good metric by any means.
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by groestl 4y ago
> How are you so sure you’re not getting ripped off? If you do not _feel_ you've been ripped off, does it matter?
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by groestl 4y ago
Thanks for that. A lot of energy is currently sunk because of natural language, and I'd argue gains from employing software (instead of human processes) for various tasks is in part due to scaling up the results of many confusing discu
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by groestl 4y ago
Well, the money is not gone. It's just that somebody else has it. Interesting idea though.
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by groestl 4y ago
Which will prompt me to ask: what wiki?
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by groestl 4y ago
Not only broken up, but merged again after a while as well.
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by groestl 4y ago
Well, a sandbox game still has game in the name, right?
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by groestl 4y ago
It may be the last thing they did on this day and the commit message reads "wip".
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by groestl 4y ago
> is solved by telling people to not do a million commits like that > don't allow the useless "fixing typo" commits This sounds like a much much more heavy handed approach than: I don't care what you do on your fea
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by groestl 4y ago
Same thing with outsourcing and inhousing projects.
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by groestl 4y ago
Well, I didn't say 'government censorship', and I think it's redundant. Which might be just me, but you can Google "difference moderation censorship" and see that this is a generally accepted view.
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by groestl 4y ago
> This is a very limited, legalistic point of view, and only applies in the USA. I'm not an US citizen, and it applies to where I live as well, so there's that. Within your framework, I agree with your views and conclusion thou
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by groestl 4y ago
I've said elsewhere that Twitter might be public infrastructure. The distinction is still clear though. (Me personally, I think it should not be allowed for individuals to own the wealth of small nations, much less command it. But that
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by groestl 4y ago
That's why the distinction made by the dictionary definition AFAIK is not made by form, but by actor. Censorship is done by a public authority, moderation is done by a private entity.
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by groestl 4y ago
> Aren't all moderation and all censorship about freedom of speech, or the lack thereof? Freedom of speech is a right that concerns you, a citizen, and public authorities. Censorship, in return, is when that right is interfered with
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by groestl 4y ago
True, thanks!
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by groestl 4y ago
Hint: it _is_ error handling (as well). Forces me to be half-human, half-compiler and reinvents the convenience of Java's checked exceptions, but without stack traces. It might sound bitter, which I don't intent to be, I just cann
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by groestl 4y ago
Never tried mypy though, I must say. Maybe that saves the day.
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by groestl 4y ago
Yeah, been on multiple, and for me it felt like a nightmare (maybe I'm just not smart enough) I'll use python for small tools, depending on the planned deployment. But as a general rule, everything north of 2 months developer time
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by groestl 4y ago
How about: * Identity verification for all uploaders * Suing for punitive damages for every upload that traumatizes a worker
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by groestl 4y ago
Probably because I haven't witnessed the Textsecure days: I didn't even know Signal was doing SMS, until these days. Certainly didn't convince anyone to use Signal by telling them it was a better SMS app. So SMS as killer fea
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by groestl 4y ago
Similar, yes, but (I might be wrong here) the severity in log4j stems from the fact that interpolation was happening on a logged string, and most users did expect this to be passed through unmodified (i.e. param1 in log.info(param1)). Here,
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by groestl 4y ago
Didn't even realize there was SMS built into Signal (apart from the "Invite via SMS" screen once in a while).
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by groestl 4y ago
... that you do not own.

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