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by henearkr 6mo ago
There is NO such mechanism (discriminated updates by user), of my knowledge, in: - Linux (apt, pacman, rpm...), - Android And I would add Windows and iOS/MacOS but I'm not at all an expert so I leave others to confirm that their &
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by henearkr 6mo ago
One by one: - A/B testing is agnostic of who the user is, it is randomized. If it was not, that would be a bad practice and would legitimately ruin the reputation of the company doing that, - auto-updates is just the setting allowing t
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by henearkr 6mo ago
Is there any evidence that the mechanism to do that is in place? I think that would be widely decried especially on HN if that is one day implemented.
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by henearkr 7mo ago
Ah! You may well be right. Thanks. That's bad then, to depend on that for paywall bypass... I hope very much that the situation evolves into a more satisfactory one.
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by henearkr 7mo ago
I doubt it. You may have mixed it up with archive.org.
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by henearkr 9mo ago
Oh I got the joke! (I'm pretty sure it was intended) Yes a parser is a fun to read ;)
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by henearkr 9mo ago
Very weird to see written "EU open-source sector", because any medium or large open-source project is international and includes many EU contributors. I don't think of GNU as an "US" open-source project, nor of Linu
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by henearkr 9mo ago
Any example(s) of language that includes all the necessary features?
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by henearkr 9mo ago
(I managed to improve it.) Running ads unskippably: unspeakably sad earning.
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by henearkr 9mo ago
I was coding a lot many years ago with a Nokia N900. The loss of the physical keyboard ruined everything for me. I really need the sense of touch.
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by henearkr 9mo ago
Running ads unskippably: unspeakably sad.
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by henearkr 9mo ago
You can store CO2 and sell it to construction companies (to cure ferrock), to energy storage companies (who like to put the CO2 in huge bubbles nowadays, go figure), or to agricultural corporations (who enrich greenhouses air in CO2 to acce
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by henearkr 9mo ago
Do you know ferrock? It is a kind of cement that uses CO2 to cure.
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by henearkr 9mo ago
Rather than "people", it would be more correct to say "some people" are mad at FW. I'm pro-LGBT+ ("ally"), pro-DEI, ecologist, anything left you name it I'd say, and I'm not mad at FW. I did not
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by henearkr 10mo ago
I can't make sense of it mathematically. A statistical distribution fitting these characteristics does not exist. If non-weeders have an average seat belt wearing, and if weeders also have an average seat belt wearing, then the proport
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by henearkr 10mo ago
> The cat angrily pooped just outside her litter box This cracked me up, as it implies the cat had thoroughly planned her skirmish :)
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by henearkr 10mo ago
I don't see any keyboard or stylus in that Jolla. For me that is not even in the same league than the N900.
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by henearkr 10mo ago
What is preventing the emergence of an open source project providing the HDMI 2.1 bytecode ready to be downloaded into a FPGA, giving any Linux user the possibility to very easily DIY an adapter? Or even sell and ship the hardware without a
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by henearkr 10mo ago
No, just publish the hash of the full log. No blockchain required at all. Anybody can check they are seeing the same log as others by checking the log hash.
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by henearkr 10mo ago
No, because each participant can check its contribution in the log. Everybody gets a copy of a verifiable hash etc when voting, allowing voters to mathematically check their vote. The kind of knowledge allowing to design such clever algorit
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by henearkr 11mo ago
Ha! lol ^^ Ok, I see!
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by henearkr 11mo ago
I don't. One typo away means it stays different.
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by henearkr 11mo ago
I think you meant Laplace (Laplacian operator).
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by henearkr 11mo ago
To scientific-oriented minds it only refers to the mathematical operator. I personally did not know about, and don't care about, the "horrifying" thing you see in nabla. And I will keep being like that. If we were to start t
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by henearkr 11mo ago
In the replying posts, there is mention of a discovered bug that could have resulted in most of the reported problems. It is normal to want to discuss in order to check if that was the bug, in which case fixing the bug would have solved the
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by henearkr 1y ago
It includes "DEI, that violates nondiscrimination laws" presented as an accepted fact. So that includes a statement that is opinionated and political, not based on facts or rationality, and roughly half the US population at least
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by henearkr 1y ago
Nope, you cherry-picked around the part where they say no to DEI.
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by henearkr 1y ago
That is not the problematic part of the grant conditions.
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ICC Judge Guillou loses all US IT accounts after MAGA sanctions [FR](franceinfo.fr)
90 points by henearkr 1y ago|80 comments
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by henearkr 1y ago
Although you can just make the disease carriers immune to the disease. In that case, not even need to exterminate any species. That's typically done by introducing some Wolbachia in their gut.

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