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So you're saying the pay is poor, and your coworkers deliberately fuck you over for their own gains. That pretty much sounds like a job you should stay away from by any cost. Do something else, something productive that doesnt lead t
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With EU Chat Control, we are making yet another big step towards the fears that this article hints at. It could have been the television that watches you, with SmartTVs all around, but no. It is your universal mobile communcation device t
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I don't see the EVP loose influence in the forseeable future. Democracy only works in theory.
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LSR, the "Linux Screen Reader", an ambitiousy designed Python implementation of a GUI screen reader developed by IBM starting around 2006 or so. The project was ended 2008 when IBM ended all its Accessibility involvement in FLOSS
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There is no mention of epoll in thsi other then the heading.
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No matter what I try, I always get: heap-lisp: heap-lisp.c:99: cons: Assertion `istext(textptr)' failed. I wonder if the ptr comparison in istext is actually UB?
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shuts dowm?
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Because it is waaaay easier to bully minorities, esp. in democracies? If you take something away from the majority, you run a huge risk of loosing in the next election...
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I always wonder about the heroin comparison. I just doesn't check out for me. Feels inappropriate. Heroin has pretty pronounced withdrawal symptoms, which are (AIUI) mostly physical withdrawal. At least from personal experience, ni
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N=892
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I see a "Thorvalds" mode in our future.
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I am not so sure about that. The modern web has become complicated/unusable enough that I can see a lot of people prefering a chat interface over having to click through this unholy mess. I might be biased, as I have to deal with acc
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You just discovered the (capitalist) idea of growth... Any management of a big corp not going for the seemingly endless growth idea is going to be fired by their shareholders pretty quick.
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I am assuming you have no good alternatives regarding your gym? Because if you feel uncomfortable with the behaviour of the owners, you should really vote with your wallet.
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Good to know you reside on the other side of the planet. I wouldnt want to meet you in public under any circumstances. So much entitlement and disregard for other people is sickening.
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> Of course there is no direct causation between loneliness and death. Of course there is. If you are alone at home, who calls an ambulance if you have a heart attack or similar condition? If you are living together with someone, the ch
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My theory is that those "you just have to accept it" people are unwilling or unable to confront their own wrongdoing. Out of principle, and also triggered by the recent "AI uses all data available" situation I've t
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No need to jump on the latest buzzwords, doing science. I remember this kind of study has already been done with married/unmarried peope, with basically a similar result. The explanation they gave back then was pretty logical: If you
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Ahem, sorry for being slow and/or stupid, but how? Aren't both twins exposed to the same parental style?
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The age of adoption seems crucial to rule out early childhood trauma induced by the parents. I actually know mine, although it took me 35 years to get my mother to admit what happened. My point, I am very skeptical when it comes to parent
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(How) did they control for parental influence vs. genetic heritability? I grew up with a pathologically anxious mother. I still remember having to counteract her behaviour to avoid it leaking into my world, before I managed to move out.
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Tried marginalia... New web interface does some kind of proof of work as well, so had to switch to old-search. 6 hours later, marginalia was down/unavailable. Probably picked a bad moment in time, but no, that wasnt similar nor equa
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Ask HN: So Google blocked non-JS browsers, workarounds?
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I refuse to use streaming services since they exist. Pay per month to listen to everything? No thanks. These days, I buy everything I like on BandCamp. I have a "mirror script" for BandCamp sites I find interesting, to be able
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I cobbled together llm-tts to run as many local (and remote) TTs models s I could find and get working. https://github.com/mlang/llm-tts Strictly speaking, even music generation fits the usage pattern: text in, audio o
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Maybe. The question is, will legislation be fast enough? Maybe, if people keep going for politician porn: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/aug/28/outrage-in-ita...
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Well, Sun Accessibility Office already did great work from roughly 2003 to 2008. Then came 2008. And Sun AND IBM terminated their Accessibility work. From then on, Orca was basically kept alive by a single developer for roughly a decad
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The rhetoric in this thread is generally laden with patronisation. I know that phenomenon as a person with a disability. Left leaning people are quick to speak for me and try to patronize on my situation. It is, frankly, plain virtue sig
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If you are young enough, yes. But after a while, the neuroplasticity is simply not enough. Seeing is a complex enough process, if you miss learning it in your childhood, the train is gone. This is a very common error people make, announc
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Open Source Accessibility isn't sustainable right now. How on earth do you imagine open medical hardware to ever reach a level where it is generally useful to people with disabilities? In general, I find the negativity in this whole t
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