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by gtsop 3y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20230511174608/https://fortune.c... inspect element: ``` document.querySelector('.paywallActive').classList.remove('paywallActive') ```
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Well, the point is probably lost somewhere between the author's sarcasm and excessive hate for Microsoft, but the point is there. He claims open source is better because it taps into the wider resources of the community to solve proble
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Yes! I am not in academia and I do not know if such a concept would play well, but I can use a parallel in cybersecurity. It would be like having a Red and Blue team. The Blue team produces research and the Red team tries to debunk it, both
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by gtsop 3y ago
Well, you can't have impartial science when science is being funded by institutions of conflicting economic interests. Period. Identity politics is just a distorted lens through which the core problem manifests. The author barely touch
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by gtsop 3y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20230504093610/https://www.nytim...
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Maybe I am wrong here, but shouldn't the quality metric be whether it acts as a basis for practical applications? As far as I understand, research is supposed to give theoretical answers and frameworks. X works like this. Y doesn'
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by gtsop 3y ago
I like your point but let's dive another layer down the rabbithole. Why do researchers need to buy prestige in the first place? Academic research should be done for the sake of advancement of knowledge and of course the people doing it
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by gtsop 3y ago
As others have mentioned, security is not just about connecting to a vpn. Bare in mind that the IT department has to take care of hundrends of techologically illiterate pc users in their organization and they need as much remote control as
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by gtsop 3y ago
Can I ask what is your purpose to keep up with it? The answer can better direct your actions. E.g: If you don't want to miss out on groundbreaking tools, just casualy visiting HN will allow such projects to hit you in the face when the
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Their right to exclude everyone else from the decision making process. A.k.a their right to property and command over crucial infrastructure of the human society.
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It is 2023 and I really can't handle any more pseudo theories of why women are unequal, it's like watching a black whole sucking the IQ out of everybody. If women were economically self sufficient then they wouldn't tolerate
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by gtsop 3y ago
You had me until this: > If you stop watching videos, there will be no reason to make the videos. Nope! The correct sentence is: If you stop watching videos, there will be no profit into making the videos. The reason to make them still e
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Thankfully, information technology is inherently repulsed by capitalism and "proprietaryness". Whether people realize this or not only affects how soon changes will occur. But it is inevitable that changes will occur and the futur
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by gtsop 3y ago
This is THE argument to working less IMO. However, if we do not take into account which forces drive long working hours then we will not get closer to achieving short working hours. oversimplified, but, long hours, overtimes, etc are driven
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by gtsop 4y ago
An ultra individualist complaining about progress of the non-individual a.k.a the common. The problem has been solved already, there is nothing new to discover here. The capitalist economy is the driving the current state of technological p
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by gtsop 4y ago
It's 2023 and we are still having this discussion because of mainstream flawed philosophy shoved in our throats every single day. Matter, in the philosophical sence, is not to be confused whith the concept of mass in physics. The philo
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by gtsop 4y ago
I remember I didn't have any concerns with state management when I was using emberjs. not sure why. Now, working with react, I have successfully avoided redux and any extra state management like yhe plague. Good abstractions, hook fact
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by gtsop 4y ago
> But no matter which end I try to start from, I can't seem to escape the sheer meaninglessness of it all. First of all, you are right. There isn't an once of "meaning" to anything. So don't feel "flawed&quo
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by gtsop 4y ago
coworker #1 was literally waiting 30seconsa for his webstorm to open a subdirectory (in a really big code tree) coworker #2 was struggling with his vscode autodeleting some imports strange times when you are the vim developer in the house a
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by gtsop 4y ago
> This industry is nothing like the factories. You seem to ignore both the trend shifts in factory jobs and software jobs. Factory workers once had exactly the same status as you describe here: > 99% of these people will be able to ta
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by gtsop 4y ago
Have been happily using librewolf for over a year now. 100% suggested to friends
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A couple builders were complaining why they couldn't build houses like in the old days when you would slap 2 blocks of wood together and call it a day. now you have to use steel, heatproof it, soundproof it, check the integrity of the
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by gtsop 4y ago
No it's not over the internet by I still need it :D I have many devices connected over Ethernet to my router, a couple of those wire up my land disks as described above. it is a legit use case and tbh, anyone buying a switch most likel
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by gtsop 4y ago
Quite a rehashed discussion I think. I the essence of my question towards the fsf critics camp is: There is a non-gplv3 alternative for every single thing the fsf has made. You can literally live your life as normal without even touching th
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by gtsop 4y ago
I have KVM disks sitting in network mounted drives. when I use those kvms the disk read/write happens over the network, and the 1gbps limit can be easily reached as you can imagine.
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by gtsop 4y ago
> The top comment implies that the protestors who demanded lower gas (propane, not gasoline) prices and later political reforms were the ones responsible for violence, or involved in it. What section are you refering to? Must have lost s
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by gtsop 4y ago
Seems pretty clear cut to me. Rioting implies violence. The examples you noted are bound to happen durring such times.
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by gtsop 4y ago
Mind to share that openwrt channel? Thanks!
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by gtsop 4y ago
Why the downvotes I wonder? Ok let me try using something the soviets didn't have: gpu shortages!
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by gtsop 4y ago
I admit that I didn't manage to read after my mentioned paragraph

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