h_anna_h

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by h_anna_h 6y ago
> The people with autism I know abhor what Epstein did as much as anyone else So did Stallman. > Stallman said he isn't autistic His justification is basically that has no trouble with rhythms so he self-diagnosed himself as not
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by h_anna_h 6y ago
The source is https://whoisylvia.medium.com/richard-stallman-has-been-vili...
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by h_anna_h 6y ago
He used to live in his office.
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by h_anna_h 6y ago
> to design a protocol that prevents admins from deciding what bytes go in and out of the machines they pay to run? By designing a peer to peer protocol without admins. > those admins will choose to _not_ to run that encrypted protoco
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by h_anna_h 6y ago
It was not dropped. VLAs were deemed as optional but (if I am not mistaken) this specific syntax is not optional, only local VLA declarations. > with clang and gcc probably being the only C compilers on Earth that might still support it
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by h_anna_h 6y ago
The GP should really work in marketing. They have the skill needed.
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by h_anna_h 6y ago
It is useful for static analysis, even the standard people say that they will move into this kind of declaration. > 15. Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) should be self-documenting when possible. In particular, the order of param
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by h_anna_h 6y ago
A bit sad that they did not go for uint64_t zpl_crc64(size_t len, const unsigned char data[len]);
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by h_anna_h 6y ago
"Hosting wikipedia accounts for roughly 2% of their total expenses" Last time that I posted about it I ended up getting mass-downvoted though https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26056276
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by h_anna_h 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Biden%E2%80%93Ukraine_con...
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by h_anna_h 6y ago
" Please respond to the strongest plausible interpretation of what someone says, not a weaker one that's easier to criticize. Assume good faith. " > Also, when we we ban an account, it's usually because of a repeated
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by h_anna_h 6y ago
> Why should rand() be reserved for your use case Because rand has a specific and well defined meaning. In addition I see no evidence that this use-case is any less popular. Anyway, this subthread is about having to go through extra hoo
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by h_anna_h 6y ago
They could start by making it easier to report and act on GDPR violations (fb, discord, google, etc all have known violations but nobody seems to care). Then they say that they need more safeguards, no, you need to actually start doing some
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by h_anna_h 6y ago
> you break the way search engines work, and you no longer have a free and open web. The hypocrisy...
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by h_anna_h 6y ago
In addition to what bscphil said > Because you're doing something that often causes major security bugs. Okay, sure, but I might be running a simulation or something, why should I be punished because some idiot decided to srand(time
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by h_anna_h 6y ago
> If you want predictable "random" numbers, you should have to jump through additional hoops Why? > By default random numbers should be cryptographically secure. Why not both?
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by h_anna_h 6y ago
Given that there are stadia games that do not run on linux I would not be too hopeful.
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by h_anna_h 6y ago
Do you know where we could read about the internals of Fuchsia?
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by h_anna_h 6y ago
Sadly it is from three years ago and does not address all the other anti-competitive behavior. Still, a step in the right direction I guess (but I doubt that anything will happen for the other violations).
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by h_anna_h 6y ago
> in bypassing policy Citation needed please, the article said that he followed the policy of not letting the vaccine go to waste.
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by h_anna_h 6y ago
If I saw someone in the grocery store claiming to have a covid vaccine and asking people if they want to be vaccinated I would probably call the police. This feels like backseat driving/gaming.
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by h_anna_h 6y ago
You would expect some sort of anti-trust investigation to start (at least in Europe) but there has been nothing...
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by h_anna_h 6y ago
Here the usual price is 0.2 euro per mask.
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by h_anna_h 6y ago
what do you mean by pc in this post?
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by h_anna_h 6y ago
I remember reading that Chromium's engine is slower sometimes because it follows the standard more strictly. https://codeberg.org/teddit/teddit/issues/24#issuecomment-16...
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by h_anna_h 6y ago
They could use the free version or self-host it.
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by h_anna_h 6y ago
I am honestly wondering, is this case "fair use"?
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by h_anna_h 6y ago
This is sad. It is as if we are going backwards, from an open source solution they decided to move to a closed ecosystem. They could at least use gitlab instead...
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by h_anna_h 6y ago
I do not find either of these to be inappropriate.
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by h_anna_h 6y ago
You have to be pretty thick if you can’t understand what my post was about.

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