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by huntie 8y ago
I'm by no means an expert, but I really don't think it would take much. Cloning is being used in polo[1], which suggests that it isn't terribly difficult. Once you have the egg cell you just use in vitro fertilization, which
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by huntie 8y ago
What's your point? A few bitwise operations are far quicker than reading from memory. Also are you sure that the high bits must be 1? I thought they had to be the same as the 48th bit.
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by huntie 8y ago
>willing to work for More like have to work for. People working for minimum wage will work for whatever you pay them, because their choices are that or homelessness/dying of starvation which is no choice at all. Case in point, illeg
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by huntie 8y ago
Other people have pointed out how much memory 64bits provides, but the real problem is when we go from 48bits to 64bits. 48bits provides 256TB of address space. Right now amd64 only uses the bottom 48bits for pointers and some systems take
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by huntie 8y ago
I have no idea, its been a year or two since I fiddled with it. I think it just never made it to the login screen? I didn't need to have encrypted root so I didn't look into it too much.
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by huntie 8y ago
I was hoping this would have a big picture of Linus giving Nvidia the finger. An issue I had that isn't on the list is installing Nvidia drivers on an encrypted install of Ubuntu 16.04. After installing the drivers it would no longer b
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by huntie 8y ago
It's really interesting to see how broken Mario Kart 64 and Mario Kart Wii are compared to Mario Kart Double Dash. MKDD has only two out-of-bounds glitches that I know of; one on Waluigi Stadium and one on Bowser's Castle. The Wal
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by huntie 8y ago
I thought the whole point of ActivityPub+Git was to replicate the social aspects of GitHub. I think developers don't really have experience working with email either, so they go with what they know best (web).
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by huntie 8y ago
Yeah I probably should have mentioned that, sorry. Also that's not an ad, it's a link to the owner's mumble server.
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by huntie 8y ago
I didn't know that it was a board but it makes sense considering cock.li started on 4chan. Nonetheless, it's still just a free email service and using it certainly does not imply that you are 'alt-right' or whatever boog
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by huntie 8y ago
It's not their website, redchan.it is one of many domains used by a free email service.
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by huntie 8y ago
Redchan isn't a website, it's just a funny domain that's used for a free email service at https://cock.li
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by huntie 8y ago
Yeah that's it.
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by huntie 8y ago
This has been known for nearly two years now[1], and was talked about here a few months ago[2]. VSCode also downloads code from MicroSoft servers during the build process and won't build without an Internet connection. I'm pretty
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by huntie 8y ago
Yeah what I really meant is that you break their customers and then their relatives sue the shit out of you, but it didn't sound as nice.
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by huntie 8y ago
I've consistently heard people say that they would prefer a thicker phone if it meant greater battery life, so clearly there isn't nobody who wants a thicker phone.
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by huntie 8y ago
You seem to think that a lack of usernames means a lack of community, and this is not remotely true. Anonymous forums have been around for decades and have been quite successful.
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by huntie 8y ago
I think free software really matters here. I really do not want companies storing the information from a BMI on their servers and I would actually take the time to audit any software to be certain of this. Free software is a good enough req
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by huntie 8y ago
>alternative for YouTube If you mean the site you could use youtube-dl on desktop and NewPipe on Android. If you mean the service, I don't think there's anything. YouTube is pervasive for non-porn videos. Want to watch a talk f
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by huntie 8y ago
I think the parent meant that the visitors think that a photograph can't be manipulated and is thus a perfect record. Today of course editing photos is commonplace.
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by huntie 8y ago
I had the same reaction. Once I realized what it was, I had no idea what to do with it though. Anyone know of something that shows you how to get started or shows off its capabilities?
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by huntie 8y ago
The author gave a talk on this book at Google recently: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmSAYlu0NcY
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by huntie 8y ago
If you read this[1] Wikipedia link, you can see that they had quite a lot of difficulty in finding sympathetic businesses. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Daily_Stormer#Site_hosting...
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by huntie 8y ago
That's true, but it's a different thing. Blocking a site on ISP level prevents users from viewing the site as opposed to blocking creators from presenting the site. It's a subtle but important difference. Also, according to W
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by huntie 8y ago
Didn't all of this happen with that website "The Daily Stormer"? Cloudflare removed them: https://blog.cloudflare.com/why-we-terminated-daily-stormer/
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by huntie 8y ago
Previously discussed at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15394603
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by huntie 8y ago
>UI is hard How many people are actually putting effort into their UIs? How many people do usability tests? I know Microsoft has done them before, but what about Slack? There are a lot of complaints here about their UI. I'm sure not
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by huntie 8y ago
You know you don't have to turn it on right? My mother has one that I've used and I just treat it like an old exercise bike. There's a knob between your legs for adjusting the difficulty.
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by huntie 8y ago
Looking at the table of contents, it seems like an implementation oriented version of part 1 of "Semantics Engineering with PLT Redex" by Felleisen et al. Anyone know what abstract machine it uses? I'm guessing Landin's
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by huntie 8y ago
I just stumbled across Weinberg's book at the library yesterday and thought that it looked good. I'm glad to hear that it is.

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