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by jraph 2y ago
Fine, something not peer reviewed, crippled with fallacies posing as scientific material which describes falsehoods gets heavily criticized. This looks good to me. There are ways to reap storm by describing something false and by not doing
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by jraph 2y ago
I assume you are referring to: > The results question the validity of controversial studies of intelligence based on IQ tests which have drawn links between intellectual ability race, gender and social class and led to highly contentious
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by jraph 2y ago
> to say IQ is pseudoscience is a ridiculous claim Is this claim really ridiculous? A quick search yields convincing results that hints at scientists questioning the concept: - https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2
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by jraph 2y ago
No, but there's a title "Lack of peer review" in your link. This doesn't look like science. There a lot of pseudoscience around IQ too, probably starting with the very concept of IQ for measuring "intelligence"
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by jraph 2y ago
Why? It's not making an argument, it's describing. And describing is not taking action. [edit] about describing truth or evidences: we need that. Of course it all depends on how you present the truth, whether you are actually doin
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by jraph 2y ago
Give it time, it seems really new. I discovered its existence at a local OSM gathering just this Monday. I was so happy.
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by jraph 2y ago
Three answers to that: - if it's free software you use locally (or SaaS you know you can self host), you should be able to keep using it even if the business model changes (which can happen in the proprietary world, see Adobe for a spe
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by jraph 2y ago
The wrench analogy doesn't work because when downloading a copy of the software, you don't make the original vanish. A copy costs nothing. There are also costs associated to software maintenance that don't apply to the wrench
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by jraph 2y ago
Open source and gratis doesn't make our work look worthless. First, money ≠ value. And even when talking about money, look how are valued many open source projects like MariaDB (in the news recently), nginx, WordPress, … - yes, caveat,
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by jraph 2y ago
Kudos, congrats and thanks for open sourcing your stuff. Your openness to feedback, even if not quite pleasurable, is impressive. I believe no contribution is a good tradeoff that still guarantees user rights important to the free software
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by jraph 2y ago
Add some sort of signing process and call this Secure DOM.
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by jraph 2y ago
Can I read more about this? Wouldn't these security bugs quickly fixed? Containers have been widespread for quite some time now (Docker was first released in 2013, more than a decade ago) and this would seem like a basic bug. I'm
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by jraph 2y ago
Re: the notification led, is it because of the wish that the screen should take the whole surface? Reviews complain about the "lost" space. Personally I value the notification led more, and don't mind some borders.
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by jraph 2y ago
Many women I know would be interested in a small phone (in part because for some reason clothes makers collectively decided that women should not have big pockets, or any at all, and in part because of smaller hands on average). It's p
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by jraph 2y ago
> But, of course, they are not root on our end Could this be made possible using something like user namespaces / containers with their own hostnames?
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by jraph 2y ago
> You’re confusing motivation with requirements. I’m talking about requirements. Or, they just disagree with your statement. It would have been better they say why though.
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by jraph 2y ago
That's why and how . > This prompted the Linux development community (and in particular Linus Torvalds, the creator of Linux) to develop their own tool based on some of the lessons they learned while using BitKeeper . (Emphasis mi
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by jraph 2y ago
Burnout can also be bad to your relationships. It can break stuff because of your lack of energy and positivity. It's not only caused by overwork and it's often a combination of things: overwork, lack of meaning, lack of recogniti
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by jraph 2y ago
You can probably write a specific location block for robots.txt which will have a higher priority. See also https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5238377/nginx-location-p...
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by jraph 2y ago
> 1) It saves power Shutting down and booting are intensive operations, it's likely that for short enough periods of time, sleep is actually more power-efficient if it works well. I don't have numbers though and with SDDs and f
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by jraph 2y ago
Ah, nice, way better than my string of ifs.
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by jraph 2y ago
I've seen some of these bots take a lot of CPU on my server, especially when browsing my (very small) forgejo instance. I banned them with a 444 error [1] in the reverse proxy settings as a temporary measure that became permanent, and
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by jraph 2y ago
In any case don't be too hard on yourself. Such relationships are not meant for bringing anxiety. It seems people need to be enough self-confident for a healthy relationship to work well. As sad as it can feel, when someone feels insec
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by jraph 2y ago
> values, negative feedback loop insecurity types These seem very hard to handle indeed, and probably nothing like the little arguments written on that page, at least at the top (I haven't read everything). There are definitely peop
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by jraph 2y ago
I find this very entertaining, for some reason. It reads quite humorous to me, self-deprecatory. They took little disagreements without importance and put it in writing. Nobody is trashing anybody. To be able to write this, in this amount,
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by jraph 2y ago
Browser history makes my browsing incredibly more efficient and is the number one reason why I copy my Firefox profile on new computers. It lets me find back pages I know I browsed in the past with a (few) keyword(s) in the address bar with
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by jraph 2y ago
We use passbolt too, I'm not sure I ever had to mess with pgp once. It seems to work well / just works.
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by jraph 2y ago
I don't quite agree with your parent comment. However, I think we should stop equating free software with weekend projects.
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by jraph 2y ago
There's probably some kind of tragedy of the commons, where nobody thinks they should be the one funding this stuff. I also believe there's the impression that making a brand new browser with an engine written from scratch is not
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by jraph 2y ago
It's art. It's possibly not very useful (who knows, though?), but some will find beauty, joy, entertainment, surprise, amazement, incredulity, anger, disdain, indignation, fear, nostalgia in this. Others will feel the deepest and

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