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hjek
6y ago
Festival TTS already implements that[0]. [0] https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~awb/festival_demos/sable.html
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Can We Save Facebook?
(currentaffairs.org)
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hjek
6y ago
Lol, it's nothing like assembler or brainfuck.
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hjek
6y ago
Thanks for your response. I love Lisps (especially Racket and Clojure) so let me just be clear that I am not going to argue that one is "better" than the other. > library support is very good That depends mostly on the implemen
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hjek
7y ago
> Prolog is rather limiting; How is it limiting?
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7y ago
> for every day you stay under your limit, you'll grow your personal streak. So this is using gamification to game gamification? Interesting. > immediately start scrolling through [...] Facebook There are some other interesting a
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hjek
7y ago
I'm not on facebook but it sounds entirely plausible. Facebook conducts psychological experiments[0] to optimise for user engagement so if that anger can make you stay a bit longer and see a few more ads then that's money for them
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Climateblock – Block sites linked to climate change denial
(addons.mozilla.org)
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7y ago
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7y ago
> Bad analogy: If your cellphone provider starts advertising voice for $0 as "free speech" and then goes "technically, this is what these words mean ...", you would simply say they are using these words wrong. Perfect
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7y ago
I've been using Jitsi Meet a lot as well. It has terrible Firefox support but works decent if all participants are using Chromium / Chrome[0]. Asking other people to install Chromium makes me feel dirty but I don't know any
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Groups linked to oil companies funded Facebook ads denouncing the rail blockades
(cbc.ca)
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7y ago
I think it's sweet naming a project after a supernatural being rather than a toxic heavy metal. Perhaps the sound of that name has less of a macho crunch and feels a bit unusual but couldn't that be a good thing?
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7y ago
Windows Defender being Windows Defender[0]. [0]: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1159513
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7y ago
I know but the apps are several orders of magnitude smaller than Electron apps, so I think it's appropriate here: > An uncompressed Neutralino app is only ~5MB and compressed app size is ~1MB.
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7y ago
I like how some web apps, such as Gitea[0], are just packaged as a binary that you run right away. So much easier than following a long list of instructions. If your users can't download and run a binary, then they have no business run
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7y ago
When considering how much of the web currently depends on non-free JavaScript, perhaps in hindsight it would have been better in terms of freedom to have gone with a less capable language?
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7y ago
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/firefox-reader-view-clu...
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The Sexual Politics of Meat
(opendemocracy.net)
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7y ago
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hjek
7y ago
And they now recommend an app developed by anarchists?
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7y ago
> there is no way to turn off this feature on any browser, chrome or not. Here is a way for Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/amp2html/
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7y ago
Exactly. Like the GraphicsMagick fork of ImageMagick.
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7y ago
> Please just stop writing Rust. You do not respect semver, you do not respect soundness, so why are you using a language predominantly based around doing these things right?
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hjek
7y ago
Nah, vim controls are best left to extensions like Pentadactyl or Vimium. No need to have every site on the web implementing their own version.
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How about just paraphrasing or echoing what they said? Like: "I understand that you have difficulties figuring out how to acknowledge what others tell you without necessarily agreeing with what they said. In particular you find that no
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Towards a Non-Facebook
(non.copyriot.com)
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The inconvenient truth about cancer and mobile phones
(theguardian.com)
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> Also be sure to mention 500,000 animals have been killed in these fires. 1,000,000,000 animals. https://www.thecut.com/2020/01/one-billion-animals-have-died...
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School Timetabling with Prolog [video]
(invidio.us)
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7y ago
There's this lovely browser extension, Invidition[0], which does Twitter to Nitter redirecting (as well as Youtube to Invidious). [0]: https://codeberg.org/Booteille/Invidition
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Listening
(smbc-comics.com)
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