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liotier
2y ago
> The problem is that many decisions in the EU require exactly 100% support of member states We have long known that unanimity holds us back internationally, and that the switch to majority vote is way overdue - but leading European Unio
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liotier
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In a conversation (conversation and attached pictures at https://bsky.app/profile/liotier.bsky.social/post/3ldxvutf76... ), I delete a spurious "de" ("Produce de two-dimensional chart [..]"
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liotier
2y ago
Follow @auonsson.bsky.social for cutting edge Russian Baltic cable vandalism. Their analysis of AIS trajectories and speeds correlated with cable positions offer great insight: https://bsky.app/profile/auonsson.bsky.soc
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2y ago
> mathematic notation rendered to vector graphics/bitmaps are typically rendered from such text-based notation What everyone was impatiently waiting for: LaTeX microblogging ! But seriously, a specialized Bluesky client could easily
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2y ago
Bluetooth MIDI keyboard + Bluetooth headset = audio glitches. Disappointing.
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2y ago
Solidarity with the living is the whole point of the funeral.
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liotier
2y ago
> Just click on the friendly little coloured rectangle with the rounded corners. That's the app. That's all you need to know. Systems evolve until they reach the maturity of elevators. Press the button, it goes to your floor. S
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liotier
2y ago
The David Mayer programming language had great pedagogical potential where LLM cheating is a problem.
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liotier
2y ago
Easy: ship source code and the whole compiler toolchain, also in source form, with bootstrapping instructions for a generic machine that future archaeologists will trivially port to whatever architecture is in vogue in year 32768 ! Joke asi
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2y ago
> The vast majority of them were kitchen fires Without any personal or professional reason, I've seen many of them as a casual onlooker. I remain terrified of open pot deep frying over a stove. But the insurance assessors I've
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liotier
2y ago
Unsure if this is the right place to ask, but this conversation inspires me this question: Is there in practice a significant difference between try/catch and Go's "if err" ? Both seem to achieve the same purpose, though
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2y ago
I hope they preserve all the URLs - I'm laughing already just thinking about the wealth of inbound links soon pointing to parodic content.
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Taylor Swift fans are leaving X for Bluesky after Trump's election
(wired.com)
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2y ago
After Kane Pixel, I recommend Return to Render, whose humour excellently highlights the absurdist undercurrent in the foundations of the Backrooms' lore. https://www.youtube.com/@ReturnToRender
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2y ago
Wishlist: Akai MPC3 - especially as the brand new 3 format has a single track order for all sequences in a project, thus making it functionally compatible with most DAWs.
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2y ago
Considering how Civ' impacted my student years, I wowed to never touch it again. I thought I would never suffer addiction - I was wrong.
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2y ago
I'm French and I didn't know that Maizena is a brand of cornstarch instead of a generic product called maizena... So that is why it I always thought it was so similar to cornstarch !
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2y ago
I had a PS/2 keylogger disguised as an extension cable, controllable by specific keystroke and it would dump its records as typed text... Simple and efficient !
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liotier
2y ago
Yes, that hosting center was unsafe as hell. All of OVH's early year featured a lot of duct-tape and daring corner-cutting - that is how they were incredibly cheap. But nowadays they are just as mainstream industrial as their competito
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In a country that promotes social mobility, I don't understand how pensions tied to the employer subsist: it strongly discourages changing employers.
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> 2 years from being able to retire with a pension > [..] > hoping to work there for another 20+ years to earn another pension I don't understand that... If he was two years from retiring, then he only needed two more years of
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2y ago
Looks like https://kino.ai addresses that derushing stage, but as a specialized tool rather than as a function inside a video editor - which makes a lot of sense to me.
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Derushing in general is the most time consuming, so not only language pattern recognition but also image recognition: "From the rushes, extract all the sequences with bicycle crashes to give me a pile of clips to use in my edit" !
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The weapon against DDoS – BGP Flowspec
(blog.apnic.net)
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2y ago
Is this essentially dictionary compression ?
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Want to sell a device ? Deposit the software in escrow, released one year after the firm stops supporting the device !
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> So, "sequel" as a name, as opposed to "ess-cue-ell" is pretty universally used Nope - 100% of French speakers pronounce it "ess-cue-ell".
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> No, tipping is a way of directly compensating people who are directly doing work for you From a European point of view, this is ludicrous. Why don't workers in the USA receive a salary from their employer instead of resorting to c
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"Objection votre honneur !" is a running gag in French courts, from litigants fed on US procedural drama... In French procedure, such interruption is wholly out of order.
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2y ago
The fire occurred in their old datacenter, built in an era when OVH was aggressively cheap and experimental. It is in no way representative of today's OVH.
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