kardianos

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by kardianos 3y ago
You'all are responding like a 100 token LLM. The context is, "is an activist method" necessary, or could the existing objective viewpoint take into account a fuller understanding of history over time. So yes. Of course we gai
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by kardianos 3y ago
No, our understanding of history has not fundamentally changed constantly. This is categorically false.
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by kardianos 3y ago
... None of those biases require anything remotely like "activism" found in today's environments. All of those can be addressed with ease in existing objective frameworks.
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by kardianos 3y ago
100%. The original "facebook" was just that. State what classes you have, have an easy way to connect with others in those classes. The feed is horrible. Probably good for monetization. But I just choose to remove myself from that
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by kardianos 3y ago
You are joining a truth to a lie. Truth: Social normal and bias correlate. Lie: Engineering, History, Science, et al are strongly dependent on social norms.
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by kardianos 3y ago
So long as you recognize that there exists a material reality, the correspondence to which we call truth, there can be objectivity and a separation of activism from teaching. If there can be no reasonable way to get closer to an objective t
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by kardianos 3y ago
Before someone takes this seriously; this is a parody.
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by kardianos 3y ago
We used to teach home economics which often included aspects of this. Or: just watch super nanny and bluey? Better then many, if not most, "parenting" resources.
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by kardianos 3y ago
In one podcast, the reason given was staff familiarity and owning the full stack, not just the kernel I believe.
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by kardianos 3y ago
This is a regional thing, not a "US" thing. There are lots of Dug fir trees (60-120 ft tall, often with shallow root systems. Also many power lines are above ground elevated lines, but shorter then the trees. Most power generation
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by kardianos 3y ago
Phones with physical keyboards: https://www.unihertz.com/collections/titan-series Unihertz Titans
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by kardianos 3y ago
That moves the problem around. That doesn't "fix" any problem.
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by kardianos 3y ago
So... Let me tell you about Natural Asset Companies the SEC is considering approvnig: https://www.nyse.com/introducing-natural-asset-companies So yes, dystopian. Not a trial run.
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by kardianos 3y ago
This looks nice. Useful and open source. I find an on-device file manager really useful. I really like that Cx File Explorer has a built-in text editor and can access my WebDAV files: https://play.google.com/store/apps&
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by kardianos 3y ago
If you are a bank, a store, or handle PHI, you will have contractual obligations to maintain it. However, I still think that can be "cold-blooded" maintenance. When I update a Go project after running `govulncheck ./...`, it
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by kardianos 3y ago
The Golang loong64 linux build is all "green": https://build.golang.org/
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by kardianos 3y ago
The author appears to think these bills are actually targeted to "bad guys".
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by kardianos 3y ago
I agree: The mindset behind this quoted thinking is disgusting. May our children be our joy, our responsibility, our honor. I don't know the mindset that produced this, some form of "progressive" thought or outright communism
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by kardianos 3y ago
I'm still curious if we could have the best of both worlds with something like Taler https://taler.net/en/index.html . I don't know if it could be a genuine replacement for cash. My concern about Taler grew w
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by kardianos 3y ago
Generally politics, specifically state mandated school curriculum. Right after we moved out, Oregon passed laws decriminalizing hard drugs and removed graduation requirements (and they are considering continuing waiving graduation requireme
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by kardianos 3y ago
Trying again to be more constructive, rather than having a nonce, make the nonce meaningful, so there is a time component, such as seconds from initiating the session, and a validation portion that shows this came from the session function
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by kardianos 3y ago
Noces are a non-starter for me. You cite trivial issues such as setting flags on a cookie, then go on to require checking nonces for uniqueness. You know what most people would do? They would ignore the expensive nonce check. This would tur
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by kardianos 3y ago
I moved from Portland to Texas to live in a lifestyle less hostile to the people living there. The quality of life in Portland is far from good.
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by kardianos 3y ago
This feel like Utopian thinking. I believe that there are better and worse ways of living and thus better and worse laws. Most ways of living and laws come with trade-offs, others appear to be materially better or worse all around. In other
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by kardianos 3y ago
Or just re-query the server with the new filters applied.
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by kardianos 3y ago
That is exactly what I came here to say as well. In my datatable custom query layer, I can pull down 1 million rows and view them instantly displaying them in a continuous list on the client, lazy load related table rows, and neither the we
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by kardianos 3y ago
They did it. Women are now "women+". Yikes. The meme became real life.
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by kardianos 3y ago
Use llama.cpp to run models locally.
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by kardianos 3y ago
I agree. In SQL Server, merge comes with a number of quirks that cause me more pain when I try to use it. The ONLY reason I use MERGE today, isn't to merge, but to include non-inserted columns in the OUTPUT clause; only the merge state
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by kardianos 3y ago
My children are minors. They need their time curated. I would rather instruction not have ANY access to the internet (I'm fine with using computers as a tool). I see zero legitimate reason to access the internet to learn a predefined c

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