iudqnolq

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by iudqnolq 4y ago
Indeed, I'm talking about what I philosophically believe should be (Georgism) You're right, those are all legitimate issues that would have to be addressed carefully. A key part of that would be redistribution of the revenues to t
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by iudqnolq 4y ago
Both his parents are (good!) law professors, ironically
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by iudqnolq 4y ago
One theory is that it was their users. That is, Alameda lost huge amounts taking the other side of trades on FTX, and then FTX stole customer money and gave it to Alameda to compensate
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by iudqnolq 4y ago
Nope, you can't move posts. You can redirect your followers, but only if you still have access to your old account. If your mod unfairly bans you you can't migrate away.
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by iudqnolq 4y ago
Only in comparison. I find the regular outages of the message sending bit particularly annoying. (To be fair, could well be Kaiser's fault)
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by iudqnolq 4y ago
Maybe, but a private right to land owership doesn't exist either. Just because someone built a farm there two hundred years ago they got to sell it to someone who sold it to someone who sold it to my landlord? I'm fine with someon
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by iudqnolq 4y ago
That website has visual bugs and lag in Firefox. When I combine that with my general stereotypes about Chrome devrel I think this isn't for me.
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by iudqnolq 4y ago
> I don't see how tailwind makes it easy to design beautiful pages, not in an easier way than CSS. If you copy the examples in the Tailwind docs it looks like your ripped off Stripe. If you copy the examples in the MDN css docs it l
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by iudqnolq 4y ago
Personally I skim a sample of issues before adding a dependency. The main thing I look at is what happens after high quality bug reports are filed. The top line number doesn't bother me much.
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Pockers rarely contain diamonds. Phone screens are real glass. Yet phone screens get scratched over time.
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It's low risk, but I have to push back against no risk. If someone splits it with a knife there's a plausible chance they nick the insulation by accident.
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> That said, experience tells me to always get both sides of a story. Can anyone suggest a good representation of the other sides' position? I've never understood why this is seen as a good idea. In the spirit of your statemen
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by iudqnolq 4y ago
Sure, but one of the things they use it for is to impede this sort of thing. They don't care about perfect accuracy, just inject random faults and increase latency if they suspect this sort of tunneling.
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by iudqnolq 4y ago
1 Trump is less of an impact on me than 10,000 nazirape88s. It's the difference between Elon reactivating accounts at human pace and just reactivating every one every deactivated at once.
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by iudqnolq 4y ago
To really rub it in in proper libreoffice fashion it also needs to pop up an opaque warning message telling you that the restore failed and this is your only chance to try to restore the restore of the restore.
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by iudqnolq 4y ago
By your definition almost no popular website - including Google - implements signup flow correctly.
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I know mobile Firefox extensions are a big pain for a small userbase but that'd be my #1 feature request.
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Other complaints were breaking promises to keep uninfected and infected workers separate, and not paying the promised rate.
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This was surprisingly worrying to me. I'd been expecting Musk to reinstate everyone notable, and I think this will be a lot worse. I'm assuming the bad list has a long tail of nasty unimportant accounts (I'm assuming a recent
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by iudqnolq 4y ago
It's even more complicated than that. Whether timestamps should change when timezones change depends on the use case. "Let's meet at 8am Mar 3 2023" probably shouldn't become "Let's meet at 7am Mar 3 2023&
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by iudqnolq 4y ago
A regulator refusing to allow something isn't a regulator refusing to regulate. When people say the SEC refuses to regulate crypto, what they mean is the SEC refuses to treat them like banks. That is, the SEC doesn't take the atti
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The main criticism I saw was that that seeing disclaimer required clicking a link. I saw screenshots of the homepage implying it didn't hallucinate, and article pages without disclaimers. Were they doctored?
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Except most AI safety doesn't involve scientists. In an extreme example, AI safety research funding funded harry potter fanfiction.
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I have no experise, but my gut feeling is that the sandboxing should still add some cost?
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The interesting bit for me was that executing the moderately nontrivial wasm fn took <1ms. That makes it more practical than I'd have expected.
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Wouldn't your life be much simplier if you'd represented time as integer milliseconds? I totally get it being too late now, but I think that's an argument for making floats a little bit unpleasant to start working with.
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Why not just multiply each key by ten to the power of your desired precision, then convert to int? If you're rounding anyway it's basically the same amount of work.
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I thought HashMap behaved in an undefined-but-safe manner if an implementation of Hash or Eq is incorrect. Are you saying there's a reasonable way to put misbehaving types in a HashMap? (I'm pretty sure I recognize your username a
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There are strong incentives to tolerare bad moderation. Given the choice between cutting off their users' friends and letting something slide moderators will often let things slide. This bears out in practice: There's a socially c
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by iudqnolq 4y ago
(Disclaimer: Hate musk, disapprove of Mastodon's fundamental architecture) I haven't noticed anything get worse yet. As usual, I get about one spam DM per week. As usual, the app freezes or crashes about three times a week. As usu

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