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by h0h0h0h0111 6y ago
While I agree that many bad actors have been enticed by crypto, I'm sure that was true of other technologies/systems in their introduction (I imagine muggings increased massively as Fiat cash was adopted). The tech itself is cle
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by h0h0h0h0111 6y ago
I love your analytics page! So cool to have a transparent view of what's going on on a website
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by h0h0h0h0111 6y ago
Indeed - surely the best time to have a full picture of a candidate is right before they go to the polls?! Also not to be a whataboutist (I didn't have a horse in the race), but plenty of other dirt was released on other candidates in
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by h0h0h0h0111 6y ago
I'm not sure that I trust Wikileaks on that either, but I don't trust the powers that be to adequately balance such motivations either, and ultimately I'd rather Wikileaks released information in dubious faith than not at all
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by h0h0h0h0111 6y ago
An analogue is that in some cultures sex for pleasure is forbidden
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by h0h0h0h0111 6y ago
Not quite the same, but reminds me a bit of yup ( https://github.com/jquense/yup )!
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by h0h0h0h0111 6y ago
A part of me hopes they never quite crack it, so I can keep having a laugh at some of the subtitles generated for UK regional accents
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by h0h0h0h0111 6y ago
Another potential benefit - runtime metaprogramming. All types are erased when converted to JS, but I can imagine a lot of utility for runtime types in Typescript.
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by h0h0h0h0111 6y ago
Also learned a bit from the SAMS book, but can't recommend it
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by h0h0h0h0111 6y ago
As a Kubuntu use (and I appreciate this isn't strictly a Linux problem), I've found most of the window managers quite buggy on Linux - system clock freezes, menus crash, settings occasionally reset themselves randomly. You allud
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by h0h0h0h0111 6y ago
Could you enlighten us about some of the interesting positive use cases?
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by h0h0h0h0111 6y ago
Ultimately Trump is just one (albeit powerful) dude - I imagine intelligence and other agencies have built up relationships over a much longer period
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by h0h0h0h0111 6y ago
I currently work a "crypto" startup - we've developed our own language and platform for developing smart contracts. Our CEO constantly talks of "ecosystems" and "blockchain", when that's none of what
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by h0h0h0h0111 7y ago
I think a video would help a lot. Seems like a cool idea, but without a sandbox or even a video I have no way of knowing. Edit: without signing up* and who wants to sign up to the unknown!?
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by h0h0h0h0111 7y ago
Headspace and Youtube were also my experience. I think a large part of getting into meditation is finding a meditation guide(?) with a voice you enjoy listening to. It sounds really silly, but certain accents (particularly ones close to my
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by h0h0h0h0111 7y ago
The latter two comments seem pretty useful feedback though
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by h0h0h0h0111 7y ago
Log onto the internet at 1900hrs in central London on any normal day and be in for a shock
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by h0h0h0h0111 7y ago
Love this! Had a similar idea a while ago but never executed on it - DAGs make so much sense for goals/todos, but the existing todo apps make it sorta fiddly to organise things in such a way. Will be sure to check this out
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by h0h0h0h0111 7y ago
Annexed? In 2020, there is no need to annex a country to get everything you want from them - on the contrary, it's an administrative nightmare to annex a country when you can stick your military bases there, export your goods there, an
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by h0h0h0h0111 7y ago
This one said to expect to charge it 2-3 times a week - of course I'm comparing apples and oranges, but my Xiaomi band only needs charged once a month. Given I charge my phone every day, it seems like it shouldn't be a game-chang
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by h0h0h0h0111 7y ago
Is this not a standard tactic for moving the bar of what's acceptable? Similar to the San Bernardino case ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FBI%E2%80%93Apple_encryption_d... ), it makes sense for LE/Government to
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by h0h0h0h0111 7y ago
I'm guessing their tactics aren't _technically_ illegal, hence their quote: >'ultimately Booking believes in clear legislation and standards that apply to everyone in the industry'
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by h0h0h0h0111 7y ago
This is reporting the same china tribunal mentioned in my OP. Interestingly, the interviewee mentioned by the Guardian here 'did not see any direct evidence of forced organ removal'; if the tribunal heard evidence from people wit
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by h0h0h0h0111 7y ago
I hear this claim repeated a lot, but has anybody got a good source for it? All I can see are extreme news sources (Breitbart) and NBC reporting on https://chinatribunal.com , and while I know nothing about the chinatribunal, its
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by h0h0h0h0111 7y ago
One piece of feedback - currently your site governs language by region, rather than by browser language.
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by h0h0h0h0111 7y ago
He locked himself in a room trying to evade exactly the treatment he is receiving right now. Is there any precedent in the UK for solitary confinement in Belmarsh for skipping bail on a rape charge in another country?
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by h0h0h0h0111 7y ago
If the problem is complex, or I don't well understand the requirements, I write tests first. For complex tasks, breaking down the problem into a single requirement per test helps me understand it better, and ensure I don't introd
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by h0h0h0h0111 7y ago
>The other issue is that your kid is going to be "the vegan kid". In general, one should not try to paint a target on one's children if one can avoid it. There were plenty of vegetarian kids in my school with me (vegans we
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by h0h0h0h0111 7y ago
>the existing infrastructure and computing devices all rely on register based machines, and run imperative instructions I don't think the author is disputing this at all, but positing that for writing application layer programs this
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by h0h0h0h0111 7y ago
Not sure about OP, but this is coming in Typescript 3.7 I believe. Currently you can use `||`, but as mentioned above it will also catch false, 0, "", etc

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