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loa_in_
1y ago
Looking for generous donors with this headline I'm sure.
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loa_in_
1y ago
I'm amazed by how readable the source is, the names meaningful and not filled with jargon.
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loa_in_
1y ago
And what most of us know, correlation doesn't necessarily equal causation
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loa_in_
1y ago
Bother sides of one brown coin. Or a brown multifaceted die.
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loa_in_
1y ago
Yes. I'm not careful lately.
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loa_in_
1y ago
I tried out variations on this on my daily driver setups. The design choices here were likely threefold: Store tmpfs in memory: volatile but limited to free ram or swap, and that writes to disk Store tmpfs on dedicated volume: Since we
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loa_in_
1y ago
If you value money, and eventually exchange everything for money, you'll be left with money. China respects it's temples, traditions more than they respect money and that's where your measurements go wrong because the abstrac
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loa_in_
1y ago
The source is part of the package, at worst minified, obfuscated, pulling code from external sources. You can inspect it yourself by unpacking the extension installation package and browsing the JavaScript.
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loa_in_
1y ago
That's not the same as URLs but I see how you could generalise it to include what you did.
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loa_in_
1y ago
This used to be a problem but it's been unheard of for a while
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loa_in_
1y ago
Is Texas lawmaking an example of an agile lawmaking process that adapts to the ever changing landscape of needs or is it an example of a system where this will stay codified and never repeled for the foreseeable future because it was passed
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loa_in_
1y ago
They don't have to have it on their list. In general, one doesn't necessarily have to consider a criterion.
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loa_in_
1y ago
Well, history does tend to remember the victors, not the ones who proverbially fell off the edge of the world. In other words, follow your bliss, you'll either succeed or never speak of it again.
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loa_in_
1y ago
Providing substandard working conditions narrows it down significantly. Corner cutting below certain threshold just because you can?
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loa_in_
1y ago
A good reason to not have social media. Thinking if my vent post will upset a future employer on a Saturday afternoon is not the future I want.
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1y ago
It's not foolish. Design is subjective and it's most often a question with no objectively good answer, so it's between the designer and whoever appraises his output. There's no secret design paradigm that makes everyone
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1y ago
Is the CPU destroyed by the process or did you reassemble this particular specimen?
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loa_in_
1y ago
I'm spending my weekend planning a new hobby project to for the first time use both what I know about electronics and the programming knowledge and make my own WiFi enabled touch screen computer based on a couple ESP32 chips.
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loa_in_
1y ago
It isn't impossible nowadays to enumerate domain names using DNS data and score them based on the content they serve. Isn't that what we really want as users? Scoring based not on proxies for relevance like referral count, but on
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loa_in_
1y ago
Freedom to use your phone however you like would make bug tracking on Apple's side more complicated and therefore more expensive and therefore it damages their profit bottom line. They would happily freeze development altogether if it
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1y ago
Good argument to record any calls with them and submit the recordings to the press
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1y ago
Poland lives in the era of fight against pathological alcoholism. With the advent of modern heavy machinery like forklifts (as opposed to truck beds and strong arms and backs), many workplaces became hostile towards alcohol where previously
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1y ago
We dug ourselves into the hole of ever increasing progress, recruitment based of how much stress you can handle and we'll be worse for it as a civilisation.
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1y ago
It's like moving, first time is very stressful and it's a whole ordeal, but after repetition it's a familiar, whole ordeal.
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loa_in_
1y ago
Don't university courses at some point entail open book, internet access enabled exams? And that's good enough for passing or failing a whole semester?
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1y ago
It's a state of psyhical depletion combined with strong emotional distress caused by performing repetitive intellectual work with not sufficient emotional rewards and not enough variety. Keeping it up for months or years leads to dysre
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1y ago
These things won't magically boost populace's knowledge. People are born every day and they don't know anything. Each year the burden of things you need to know to be an adult increases. The populationbon general will not get
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1y ago
That would make all older web content become inaccessible
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1y ago
I hereby complain about you not using emdash when applicable.
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1y ago
People who are alive forget that there are people who know nothing stopping all born every day. Each thing we add to the "tutorial level" is going to have to be paid by the next generation.
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