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by hjek 5y ago
It's the Scunthorpe problem all over again. It's like Youtube flagging that chess channel for hate speech[0] (perhaps because words like "black", "white" and "attack" were used a lot). It will annoy p
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by hjek 5y ago
But does Twemoji or Noto have a sea level rise emoji?[0] [0]: https://openmoji.org/library/#group=extras-openmoji%2Fclimat...
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Pandemic Roundup: August 26, 2021(patreon.com)
1 points by hjek 5y ago|0 comments
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by hjek 5y ago
> But games were different. They were, and I wonder why. If you run some open source 16-bit gaming console emulator, you also know that there won't be in-game purchases, because it just wasn't a possibility. Perhaps it was a te
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by hjek 5y ago
> This is a such a classic HN comment: Thanks! > The answer to your decentralized chess is that no one would care if it broke the rules or not unless millions of people were hopelessly addicted to it and it warranted a second look. Ok
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by hjek 5y ago
So it's not just 3 hours per week, it's three specific hours a week , but also only for online games services. It's interesting that the law covers the service , not the client . Now, I wonder what qualifies as an online
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by hjek 5y ago
Alright kindergarten, today we're gonna right ahead with calculus part II. Even if we "take the gloves off as soon as possible", there is a point at which Snap is brilliant. Are you going to teach Python to primary schoolers?
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by hjek 5y ago
> I have my doubts about the snap style of visual programming, e.g. due it emphasizing imperative code too much, The whole point of Snap is to encourage you to "Build Your Own Blocks" which can call themselves recoursively. T
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by hjek 5y ago
> The question I have, which I could not find an answer for in the article, is why Snap, or any visual programming language, leads to greater successful outcomes than using SICP and Racket? Because you can't make syntax errors (as t
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by hjek 5y ago
Yea, however this means that @ape4's point still stands: > But, um, seems slightly kludgy to be obvious. What if the `ifconfig` format changes slightly.
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by hjek 5y ago
> Guess which one is easier to do? I'm guessing 2) would be easier to implement as 1) would require using the FFI of the wrapping language, which can be challenging. Also, the scripting language is likely to be well-documented as I
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by hjek 5y ago
> What's the easiest way to scan whole windows file system for directories with this issue? tree c:\ /f prn Source: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administrati...
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by hjek 5y ago
$ echo $LANG en_DK.UTF-8 $ date 2021-08-23T08:07:02 CEST
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by hjek 5y ago
True. When I try it with `date` on Debian Sid I get parser error: $ jc -p date jc: Error - date parser could not parse the input data. Did you use the correct parser? For details use the -d or -dd option.
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by hjek 5y ago
That 4chan link is full of the vilest antisemtism, racism, etc.
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by hjek 5y ago
> They're trying to keep Iranian contributors out of the code base because they fear the Iranian government can lean on him to plant malicious code. That doesn't quite explain why you don't even have read access in Iran
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by hjek 5y ago
> F-Droid is for distributing viruses. Lol, please point me to one? (Or an article about one?)
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by hjek 5y ago
Is there an Android X86 build of this? That would be an awesome laptop OS.
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by hjek 5y ago
Now I wanna find out if I add those sounds to `u` and `ggdG` in vim.
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by hjek 5y ago
Yea, grew up on B/W Kidpix. In this JS clone, some of the effects are also less pixelated, especially the fractals / mandalas. "Broken Glass" and "Wrap Around" gives me errors as well. It's not 100% perfec
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by hjek 5y ago
The real issue is Facebook preventing research into vaccine disinformation: > “By suspending our accounts, Facebook has effectively ended all this work. Facebook has also effectively cut off access to more than two dozen other researcher
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by hjek 5y ago
There are bicycle advocacy groups pushing for more bike lanes in US cities. I'll strongly recommend the work and reporting by The War on Cars on this[0]. [0] https://thewaroncars.org/2019/10/04/the-proble
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Signal Propagation(vidarholen.net)
3 points by hjek 5y ago|0 comments
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by hjek 5y ago
You should try `nohang`. It comes with nice notifications about memory status and when it kills a process. I find that it reacts timely.
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by hjek 5y ago
There's a difference here between Elasticsearch and Signal, namely that that network effect is a very important factor with messaging apps.
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by hjek 5y ago
It does. There is less incentive to work on a Signal client fork if it can't be used to interoperate with the Signal service.
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by hjek 5y ago
> Not really, Norway reducing Oil production will most likely not affect the climate change, it might even make it worse due to less environmental friendly produced Oil and much less reinvestment of Oil money into trying to reduce the Oi
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by hjek 5y ago
> I mean the East India Company caused (as far as I can tell) a extrema degree of damage of which the echos still noticeable affect all of us today and will so in the future, That's because you fail to mention the climate catastroph
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by hjek 5y ago
> Hamas is already doing this And the IDF too: https://www.thedailybeast.com/israel-is-sending-robots-with-...
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by hjek 5y ago
Say your AGPL code is Copiloted into someone's new program and they decide to release that under a non-free license; that's the issue. We're defensive of copyleft .

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