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by lr0 9mo ago
I'm not sure if you understand how casualty classification works. “not positively identified as combatant” is not logically equivalent to “proven civilian.” No one claims it is. What it does mean is that the IDF has no evidence those p
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by lr0 9mo ago
No and this is misleading. First, that’s not how civilian status is determined. Civilian vs. combatant is not decided by uniforms or post-strike assumptions but on direct participation in hostilities at the time and positive identification.
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by lr0 9mo ago
In war, a person is civilian unless positively identified as a combatant. “Unidentified” does not mean militant. that’s true in international law, conflict research, and even the IDF’s own internal counting. The “17% identified by name” poi
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How does a Linux machine connect to the internet, really?(pjg1.site)
5 points by lr0 9mo ago|1 comments
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Slop slop(wiki.roshangeorge.dev)
2 points by lr0 9mo ago|0 comments
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New LLM Pre-Training and Post-Training Paradigms(magazine.sebastianraschka.com)
2 points by lr0 9mo ago|1 comments
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by lr0 10mo ago
It was a typo in the url, should have pointed to https://lr0.org/blog/i/2025-12-27_18-21-51_screenshot.png instead. I fixed it, thanks!
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by lr0 10mo ago
You can try. I'm on Safari Version 18.6 (20621.3.11.11.3) [Seqouia 15.6.1] on my Mac, unsure of the version in my iPhone and iPad, but all of them ignore the ICC profile.
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PNG in Chrome shows a different image than in Safari or any desktop app(lr0.org)
70 points by lr0 10mo ago|46 comments
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nowindows(fefe.de)
20 points by lr0 10mo ago|6 comments
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by lr0 10mo ago
> but to claim we have "lost the plot" while holding up names like "awk" is contradictory at best My argument is that even a name like awk is much more relevant to the people who used this software back then, of cours
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by lr0 10mo ago
https://www.postgresql.org https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PostgreSQL
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by lr0 10mo ago
Nobody says "gh:someguy/openai/llm-streaming-client" in conversation. You say "the streaming client" or "llm-stream" the same way you'd say "Pegasus." But when someone new joins or you&
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by lr0 10mo ago
You don't need to know what Ingres is. "PostgreSQL" still tells you it's SQL-related, which is infinitely more than "fluffnutz" tells you. And once you learn it's a database, the name reinforces that knowl
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by lr0 10mo ago
Sonic hedgehog is a terrible example this case. Researchers literally had to tell parents their children had mutations in the "sonic hedgehog gene." The scientific community recognized this was a problem and it's a widely-kno
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by lr0 10mo ago
[OP] Can you please doublecheck? Nothing should affect right-click behavior or scroll, if you're experiencing it, it's probably from your end.
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by lr0 10mo ago
> Say you wanted to rename `fish` to `a-decent-shell` You just made my argument. Renaming is hard precisely because you shipped with the wrong name. That's why you should get it right from the start. Every cost you listed [distro pa
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by lr0 10mo ago
The "Raptor Lake" codename in microprocessors is internal, the product ships with systematic designation. Engineers spec chips by model numbers that encode generation, tier, and performance class. In Pharmaceuticals, Doctors presc
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by lr0 10mo ago
Not at all. You don't name by category, you can name by function or approach. PostgreSQL isn't "Generic SQL Database 47" it's the successor to Ingres (Post-Ingres-SQL). If your "LLM wrapper" does nothing d
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by lr0 10mo ago
"purpose will change" argument actually proves the opposite point. When a tool's scope expands beyond its name, the descriptive name tells you something went wrong. But even if so, if you have to rename "login-page-confi
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anarchy.html(cs.stanford.edu)
2 points by lr0 10mo ago|0 comments
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opensource.microsoft.com/thanks(opensource.microsoft.com)
2 points by lr0 11mo ago|1 comments
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OOP: The worst thing that happened to programming(alexanderdanilov.dev)
25 points by lr0 11mo ago|23 comments
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The case against OOP is understated, not overstated(boxbase.org)
4 points by lr0 11mo ago|1 comments
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Ways we can fail to answer(gleech.org)
1 points by lr0 11mo ago|0 comments
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Markdown files are not openable because of GitHub Copilot(github.com)
11 points by lr0 11mo ago|1 comments
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Small functions considered harmful(copyconstruct.medium.com)
2 points by lr0 11mo ago|1 comments
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Software Engineering's Greatest Hits [video](youtube.com)
1 points by lr0 11mo ago|0 comments
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The 512KB Club(512kb.club)
161 points by lr0 11mo ago|90 comments
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Awesome Cold Showers(github.com)
34 points by lr0 11mo ago|2 comments

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