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kurisufag
2y ago
why should pre-2016 cloudflare be the only company with a commitment to free speech and platforming?
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2y ago
never forget that Old Cloudflare kept lulzsec's site up /while they were defacing .gov pages/, then gave a talk at DEF CON about how they managed it. we can have better standards for speech and platforming than "you didn
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2y ago
One the greatest "real" things I've ever read in sci-fi is the /physical/ turing machine in a museum at the start of Fall; or, Dodge in Hell that actually speaks ICMP, and (with a long enough timeout) is pingable fr
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2y ago
no, no, the poster he's replying to is the owner of a necromancer's ancient artifact.
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2y ago
the idea of a 14 year old skid with a grudge blasting reqs as fast as his python script can manage taking an appreciable amount of money from someone using while True: requests.get("... .png") is amusing.
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2y ago
>While platforms like Imgur make it really simple to upload images, they don't allow you to embed them. ...is this true? what's stopping you from getting the direct link and plugging it into your <img> tag or wherever you
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2y ago
The best strategy is one suited to you because you came up with it yourself, in my opinion. Other than the big kludges (u-substitution, etc.), teaching specific/mechanistic integration processes directly would have been an uncomfortabl
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2y ago
as things become worse, standards lower
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2y ago
the purpose of Harvard-type monastic institutions and MIT-type land grant engineering schools are /drastically/ different. the big H isn't even really a school, it's a social mixing program for the future 1%. a way for t
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2y ago
yeah, the legacy option is a big reason to go to Harvard or Stanford instead of MIT or Caltech. the success of your lineage will be automatically secured.
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2y ago
it might just be that I was never in a terribly wire-laden environment -- I'm in college now, where something like 70% of people have airpod-shaped devices in their ears at all times, and even in high school seeing wired earbuds was in
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2y ago
> [...] airpods even though those look really stupid speaking /as/ a teenager, that's presumption. maybe it's an Apple-sponsored mindhack, but I actually think wireless earbuds (incl. AirPods) look quite a bit better
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2y ago
people make a lot of noise about piping into shell, but even if the instructions were wget random.club/rc-12-release.sh chmod +x ./rc-12-release.sh ./rc-12-release.sh almost nobody would actually read the script before runnin
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2y ago
imagine how the rest of us have been feeling up to this point.
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2y ago
who is dogpack404, and why is posting their links obligatory?
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2y ago
never saw GoT, but I wouldn't think so. you put an episode on and all of a sudden half an hour has passed. all these things are just convenient timeskip tools.
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2y ago
this in practice: https://github.com/ajeetdsouza/pifs
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2y ago
at the very least have presets for known phones. this is more work than just googling the dimensions of the whole phone and ballparking it.
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2y ago
yep, i'd assume any kind of real interaction would produce this memory-reinforcement result.
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2y ago
and yet, we're all going TOTSE it regardless.
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2y ago
former. he's a free man.
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2y ago
other countries do this and wonder why they aren't centers of technical innovation. why would anyone working on a privacy-centric tool, after seeing this, base themselves in .fr?
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2y ago
I thought the move was just using a cracked version until you make it and can afford a real license to flex.
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2y ago
I consistently confuse PGTE with `How to Succeed in Evil', which is talked about far less often, and every time someone mentions the former I try to re-find the title of the latter and wonder if I somehow phased into an alternate world
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2y ago
Permutation City is my favorite from Greg Egan. Worm gives off the sort of interesting-resourceful vibe mostly for the first half, until the large time skip, at which point it stops being street-level and starts getting very comic book gran
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2y ago
>You know, magic >So I became a programmer because I wanted to be a wizard that's a classic MIT AI lab idea. "We'll actually see that Computer so-called-Science actually has a lot in common with magic."[0] [0] htt
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2y ago
I went through all the flagged replies, and I think if you stepped back and looked at the conversation again you might find that some of the implications you're seeing might not exist. Even if they did exist, the /explicit/ p
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2y ago
as someone that grew up on roblox (i.e. has been playing semi-consistently for ~11 years, since elementary school), insofar as any of that is true, none of it is new. If anything, the robux -> profit conversion rate was much worse back i
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2y ago
the conversation flow as I see it is > neofetch is dead; here's my fork < there exists already a maintained fork -- ``hyfetch" > hyfetch explicitly inserts lgbtq+ things into the software, and thus is probably not what pe
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3y ago
I'm familiar with the name because he made a fool of himself on the "King of the Nerds" reality/game show, which got chopped up for YouTube hilarity. https://youtube.com/watch?v=3ZEun2Auayo
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