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by irq-1 4y ago
Noam Chomsky makes related argument: Magna Carta Messed Up the World, Here’s How to Fix It https://chomsky.info/20150323/
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by irq-1 4y ago
I think there's something wrong in the way were looking at this. Free services are made to get humans attention for advertising or eventual payment. If a service like reddit is overrun with bots, won't the services shutdown? There
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by irq-1 4y ago
I want a set of symbols which are commonly used in most native languages and easily accessible from the keyboard. Numbers and math/common symbols should be mostly universal. @ from email. Plus, minus, multiply. Less and greater and HTM
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by irq-1 4y ago
Sounds interesting; whats your shell library? Also, do you know of editors that make use of the separators?
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by irq-1 4y ago
Agreed! Readers should skip this nonsense.
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by irq-1 4y ago
@proto https://atproto.com/ from twitters BlueSky project is another SOLID type project.
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by irq-1 4y ago
ETags can be anything -- they aren't required to be a hash of the content. Thinking about this problem, why does the browser expose any information about what's in the cache? Client-side JavaScript can't tell what's in t
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by irq-1 4y ago
Change 'last-modified' to use a secure hash of the contents, like sha256. Then the browser can detect if a website is giving bad hashes, potentially using them for tracking.
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by irq-1 4y ago
This? https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/14451/nomic > In the words of Nomic's author, Peter Suber: "Nomic is a game in which changing the rules is a move. In that respect it differs from almost ever
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by irq-1 4y ago
Uniquely there isn't anything in the game, or on the board, to negotiate other than cooperation. You're not trading corn, or loaning money, or anything. Even "positioning" of pieces doesn't matter because you need
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by irq-1 4y ago
The oldest organizations are churches and universities. Seems like they should be involved managing something like this.
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by irq-1 4y ago
> It took me longer than I'd like to admit to figure out how to get a dang io.Reader, which is what the CSV parsing package takes. In Go you want to start with the package examples. CSV has NewReader(). I had the same experience wit
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by irq-1 4y ago
Cloudflare already does this: https://github.com/cloudflare/cloudflared It works with all NATs/CGNATs by connecting from the pi over a bidirectional WS connection. PI <-> WS <-> Cloudflare. SSL is done
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by irq-1 4y ago
There's a USB-C cable that can power it.
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by irq-1 4y ago
I wonder how much of Go's simplicity comes from having "package.function" syntax that doesn't allow you to put too many functions in a single line? People complain about Java because of the length of the names. Do they c
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by irq-1 4y ago
Project website: https://nv-tlabs.github.io/GET3D/
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by irq-1 4y ago
No new development but it still runs. If you can get by with the older version of python that's embedded, it's a good start for someone who is learning.
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by irq-1 4y ago
OT don't use contractions "there're" at the end of a sentence, use "there are." Yesterday I saw a subtitle that did the same thing, very confusing.
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by irq-1 4y ago
Urls / DNS names could be replaced with 12 decimal numbers allowing a format like: https://petname#123456789012 or https://123456789012>petname A quick Google found "The .com and .net TLDs had a combine
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by irq-1 4y ago
Pre-mobile! Reading the first sections on label placement was strange experience.
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by irq-1 4y ago
Wow. Great ideas, thanks for sharing. I'd like to see image>text ai so it can explain what it's seeing, for driving, etc...
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by irq-1 4y ago
Thank you. Skimming this was much more informative.
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by irq-1 4y ago
Supports Raspberry Pi if anyone wants to try it out. https://docs.rtems.org/branches/master/user/bsps/bsps-arm.ht... > The ‘raspberrypi’ BSP supports the single core models (Zero, Zero W, A+, B+), and
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by irq-1 4y ago
So when is the CEO going to jail for contempt? Or does that not apply to companies, only actual human beings?
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by irq-1 4y ago
Firmware is automatically updated/managed. Not sure I would trust that. What are the odds they're monitoring usage to improve the system?
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by irq-1 4y ago
No. The hardware database doesn't have AX1500 or similar.
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by irq-1 4y ago
Looks nice. A few notes: The 'Draft' and 'Files' folders should be inside the blot folder. An optional blot.exe in the folder could have help, check on rules (like underscore), open the website's editor for template
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by irq-1 4y ago
Simple intro to FPGAs, but way too optimistic and promotional. The "Cost" section in particular is detached from the realities of the industry. (It's written by Goldman Sachs.)
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by irq-1 4y ago
Attach a battery, a camera, a 1 inch screen and a big button -- make a doorbell.
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by irq-1 4y ago
wire.go should have been named patina.go

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