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jakeogh
7y ago
qwant hands back py3 links: https://lite.qwant.com/?q=python+builtin+exceptions
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7y ago
TIL you need to provide ID for TP in China.
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We only need to mine 1/1e6'th of it compared to conventional chemistry. Thorium is a waste product, we mine it anyway, it's with the Lanthanides. It's an alpha emitter so unless you ingest it (serious hazard, dont ingest
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7y ago
Ya totally nothing to do with APT's and plausible deniability. Darn kids.
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7y ago
I think they are trying to kill him in Belmarsh. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/mumbling-assange-tells-judge-...
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7y ago
relatedish: https://gitlab.com/surfraw/Surfraw
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7y ago
OCR. But anyway, what will really happen is the users will punish the site and not visit it. Calling for website specific solutions is pointless.
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How can a page modify the selection without JS?
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7y ago
That would take us back to the (original) Tea Party. A few cities would rule the country. Large groups generally magnify the effects of groupthink and become unstable if left to make the decisions for everyone else.
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7y ago
IPv4's inability to label all the things may be a feature. NAT's are like borders in some ways, and prevent fine grained censorship without larger consequences.
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7y ago
Thanks. I appologise for writing it that way and appreciate the correction to my baked in assumption there.
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7y ago
other examples of socalisim also ended in large body counts, the "doing it wrong" excuse misses the lack of a positive feedback loop in the system.
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It's the most valuable thing we know of.
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7y ago
Maybe our state can survive reboot... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21374458
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Death is a huge waste of resources. If we stopped ageing, how long would we live? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19937047
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7y ago
Would be nice to add a dns prefecth test.
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It's the biggest and most obvious thing to fix (especially with JS disabled), so clearly it's silly to worry about.
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It doesn't. It's a exceptionally well thought out comment that provides direct reasoning and examples. If you think it does, then why dont you articulate why?
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7y ago
It's not like the approved opinions are going to get censored. Like FB it's a preception managment platform, they dont need to be honest or even pretend to be neutral. The dogma they push will constantly be "not doing enough&
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7y ago
It would be nice if FF would standardize on the Tor UA: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; rv:60.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/60.0
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And right in the prev paragraph: "But historical erasure poses a greater threat" The NTY only likes free speech when they need it for something. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10799556 https://new
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7y ago
It's a walled garden of strong control. The rules are whatever they say they are. Delete that post and go stand in the corner. Quazi-dictatorships are excellent at supressing minority thought. Majority rule countries will have no probl
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Twitch didnt get deplatformed because a mentally ill person streamed murder on it, and you wont hear a peep about the other big chan. That had nothing to do with "protecting" (seriously? wtf) people from reading some mentally ill
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7y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17180321
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7y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17181228
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7y ago
Pointing to a specific claim that was not made as if it was. Anyone can find something to point to that is false. It's an effective way to avoid specific things that were brought up.
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But it still works! Right? The constraints imposed by the programming language self document our var names. I understand Hindi YT vids that are science related. I dont know Hindi. It's fantastic. Latin1 is critical. Handing over accept
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7y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17175011
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7y ago
With a few more seconds one could CTRL-F 1035-960.
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7y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15003606
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