john01dav

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by john01dav 2y ago
It's fine to have such long lists because the alternative is more complicated rules that might even be subjective. Clarity from subjectivity or mistakes with complicated rules is more important when safety is at risk than having less t
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by john01dav 2y ago
This looks great. I have a small local non-profit purely social event/group, and I'd like to be able to advertise it better. I did not use meetup because they have no way to post an event for free! Given that my use case is not ab
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by john01dav 2y ago
Is there somewhere where I can sign up to be emailed or otherwise notified when this is ready? I want to try it but from the lack of APKs or other introductory materials, it seems to not be ready.
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by john01dav 2y ago
This won't work because you haven't (as far as I can tell) solved the chicken or egg problem. There's no reason to post content there without readers and no reason for readers to show up without content that isn't yours.
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by john01dav 2y ago
https://sotrh.github.io/learn-wgpu/ Wgpu is a Rust-based library that takes a similiar general API shape as Vulkan but is simplified. When I first tried to learn Vulkan I found the complication to be overwhelming (prim
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by john01dav 2y ago
Such a mandate would still be useful. Even of 80% of users can view things on ipv6, very few people will sacrafice the 20%. I'd like to see rules that force ipv6 support, and then to prevent idiot network admins from disabling ipv6 loc
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by john01dav 2y ago
Ipv4 is deeply flawed and needs to be replaced, but how is it insecure? CVEs are specifically for security issues.
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by john01dav 2y ago
They're saying what SHOULD happen, not what DOES happen.
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by john01dav 2y ago
This is a very interesting topic to me for some reason. I'd enjoy a website full of such explanations for a huge list of countries (I see that this website has some similar things.). Also, I have found myself passively curious before a
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by john01dav 2y ago
It wasn't invented on the spot. In the past, I have thought extensively about what should be considered a disorder, if the concept of "disorder" is even coherent, and how this applies to what treatments should be performed, a
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by john01dav 2y ago
The medical system has a history of mistreating marginalized groups (of which neurodiverse people are definitely an example), and there are a huge number of people who fund and perform research aimed solely at eradicating all forms of autis
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by john01dav 2y ago
See here for why I think that it is different: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40329752
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by john01dav 2y ago
There are two ways that something can lead to needing help with daily living: - society rejects the trait without good reason, so then someone needs help to deal with this rejection - the trait leads to an inability to do something that the
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by john01dav 2y ago
> There is a big difference between "neurodiverse" people and severely autistic people facing huge challenges in their life. Are you seriously dismissing the idea of helping treat that latter group? The people who you are refer
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by john01dav 2y ago
Pathologizing autistic behaviors is not the right approach here. Most autistic behaviors are harmless except insofar as allistic (non-autistic) people provide unnecessary consequences for it and through incompatibilities. We don't say
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by john01dav 3y ago
privacy.com?