jancsika

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by jancsika 4y ago
> If, like Seneca, the purpose is 'not to get too out of touch with regular people', that's fine, if that matters to you You just implied that social creatures have the exciting option to value socializing with other socia
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by jancsika 4y ago
> I found NW.js before that and wished it was more popular and had more love nw.js made me appreciate HTML5 so much. I ran into bugs with literally every single nw.js API I used in the application. Here's a taste: * nw.js window m
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by jancsika 4y ago
Does GotoSocial communicate successfully with Mastodon?
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by jancsika 4y ago
Ah, yes. I took a lot of wind in a sibling to say what you boiled it down to here. I'm curious if there are examples of extant organizational structures at any universities that successful push back against these tendencies.
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by jancsika 4y ago
> It seemed to me like the actual problem was not intolerance of free expression per se, but rather that the administration had adopted a position of submission with respect to student activism. Contrast this "capitulation" to
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by jancsika 4y ago
> [1] and [2] Ugh! Is there a fork that just uses whatever stupid key/keysigning choices are needed to play well with the maximal number of other federated thingies? I'm just going to be sending out a single post per day, tops.
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by jancsika 4y ago
Let's say I just want a single-user instance that's in the style of Hacker News: text only. 1. I want to write text-only posts and have them distributed to whoever is following me on Mastodon. 2. I want to receive all the posts of
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by jancsika 4y ago
> Mastodon isn't for the masses in its current state. It's super easy to sign up for Mastodon. I read a blog from the creator of Mozilla and it seemed pretty straightforward to me. Simply Google it and then click "Create A
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by jancsika 4y ago
That, or roll out fiber nationwide and just have everyone do their business inside Fortnite all day in their parents' basements.
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by jancsika 4y ago
> The endgame for any living being is maximize return for as minimal effort. Sure, OG hackers don't want to waste 30 seconds walking to the printer if their print job isn't ready. But OG hackers solve that problem by spending
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by jancsika 4y ago
Just an FYI-- I tried to get ChatGPT to generate a question as condescending as what you just responded to. It now generally refuses to write anything impolite. The most I could get was to ask it to take an avuncular tone, at which point it
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by jancsika 4y ago
I'm all for reigning in student debt, but how about solving fast homomorphic encryption first? Look I'm for affordable tuition, but is frankly going to be a lot [1] easier with the jobs that homomorphic is gonna bring to cloud. 1
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by jancsika 4y ago
3.0 isn't swing. 3.0 is a time-traveling swing band stuck in 17th century France, forced to play courtly music at Versailles until Lully agrees to smuggle them out an underground passageway in exchange for a copy of that smoking hot ba
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by jancsika 4y ago
Everything-as-a-web-app is not good. However... I didn't measure it, but switching tabs in an Asus C201 Chromebook sure seemed to have a much lower latency than tab switching (or clicking on a different app in a menubar) for any Linu
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by jancsika 4y ago
I'm thinking pellets of cheese as the pixels, with a frame rate of one frame about every three minutes.
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by jancsika 4y ago
If I were reading this on The Right Tools for The Right Job News , I'd agree. :)
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by jancsika 4y ago
Still, somebody needs to prototype a 44 Watt steel slab to cook pizzas with. This is Hacker News, after all. :)
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by jancsika 4y ago
Ok, so suppose I've got a spare RPI sitting around. Let's say I want to post text for a few people who follow me, and follow a handful of other accounts on mastodon or whatever. What is the absolute minimum I'd need to connec
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by jancsika 4y ago
> I would recommend you two start with something simpler, e.g. the Klavierbüchleins that contain simple practice pieces for his children, and work your way up. Screw that. Just slow down suddenly went there are too many melodies moving t
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by jancsika 4y ago
Have you submitted a bug report? :)
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by jancsika 4y ago
> I think this illustrates that the monopoly on “legitimate” violence held by the state comes with a very clear obligation to either use that monopoly or allow others to use violence, otherwise people will see the state as having abdicat
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by jancsika 4y ago
What about x2x? It works for me across a laptop and an RPI. Or if you're using Wayland, I'm sure they have an even better solution that has been around for negative three months already. :)
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by jancsika 4y ago
Both Reddit and HN show there's an enormous value in letting anyone arrive with nearly no friction and participate. Limiting reach in the way that you suggest reduces your social network essentially to an imessage competitor. IMO you s
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by jancsika 4y ago
Dammit, I'm so tired of this. Oh hackers of Hacker News, I call on you at this hour to band together, in the spirit of peace, understanding, and coffee, to join our rag tag forces so that we may materialize our own unbreakable web-of-t
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by jancsika 4y ago
> I don't care if I would have a statistically better outcome with the vaccine, I took great pleasure in standing up and defying their bullying and coercion. I don't understand this line of reasoning. If one is being bullied an
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by jancsika 4y ago
Sorry, I mean a bibliography of research into SRS across the past 70 years. I'm particularly interested in pre-1977 research that Steinem would have had access to. In short I, want to use my annoyance at her non-apology apology to fuel
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by jancsika 4y ago
It's in a long line of well-known security UX practices-- what better way to teach the user the right choice than by guiding them down all the other paths first? Here, let me tab-complete my pubkey so we can continue this discussion
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by jancsika 4y ago
You have a bibliography on the subject? I know Robert Sapolsky did a talk on essentially this subject, but it looks like he's on sabbatical writing a book atm.
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by jancsika 4y ago
> Which doesn't necessarily conflict with anything you said. Yeah, I guess I don't see any conflict or disagreement here.
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by jancsika 4y ago
OMG that is amazing! Did they mention that in the documentary? If so, I can't believe I missed it.

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