mariusor

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by mariusor 1y ago
Maybe I'm more charitable in my interpretation, but I don't really see grandparent making a generalization, they're giving a counter-example to requiring everyone to practice panic stops. His and my reply assert that panic st
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by mariusor 1y ago
I'm not sure if it's me or you guys that are misreading that post but I interpreted it as "I never had to", not "nobody ever had to".
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by mariusor 1y ago
Both you and your sibling commenter have read "rarely" and have chosen to interpret it as "never", which is not what the word means. :P
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by mariusor 1y ago
In a very similar veign I've been working on a federated link aggregator for quite some time. It's test instance https://brutalinks.tech is not open for new accounts but if anyone would be interested to run it for them
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by mariusor 1y ago
I think the more you cycle the more managing speed becomes a function of predicting traffic around you than needing to react to unexpected things. Rarely an obstacle in your path is truly "unexpected" if you're able to unders
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by mariusor 1y ago
A panic stop while turning is a sure way to get a face full of asphalt even for seasoned riders. Don't try that please.
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by mariusor 1y ago
I can't imagine what kind of a problem I would personally have to encounter to make me utter such a sweeping generalization with this much confidence. :) At least this guy has been using it as a daily driver (at home and at work) for a
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by mariusor 1y ago
I think that accepting the definition given by fascists to fascism, instead of evaluating their actions - as did Eco - might be the wrong way to go about this.
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by mariusor 1y ago
I have a ton of games that I haven't played. Mostly it's due to wanting to support the devs that pushed linux builds for their games.
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by mariusor 1y ago
Discoverability of resources starting from a root URL is what I meant, which is probably moot, because GraphQL wants you to use just one. :D
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by mariusor 1y ago
Except for discoverability, nice URLs, and meaningful HTTP methods.
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by mariusor 1y ago
I think you are wrong. There are large swaths of the world that are unlivable today without significant cooling. When summers with over 45 Celsius (fifties in some parts) are becoming more and more common poor people without access to air-c
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by mariusor 1y ago
Everyone seems to hate on Brave for trying something like this. Granted they use shady cryptocurrency instead of a one time fee, or subscription model, but what the hell...
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by mariusor 1y ago
I thought I had seen this before, but actually it was this other page: https://bdupras.github.io/filter-tutorial/ This one compares bloom and coockoo filters, so it adds a little more information.
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by mariusor 1y ago
> but on the flip side the AI tools also enable us to operate on higher levels of ability, planning, conceptualization and execution. Are there any concrete examples of this? Did any researcher, engineer, artist, etc come forwards and s
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by mariusor 1y ago
Are you sure it doesn't? Don't you need a contract with the cable company to get cable in general?
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by mariusor 1y ago
It would help everyone if you'd actually tell us in which way they're doing that.
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by mariusor 1y ago
I'm pretty sure that's not addressed to any potential "users", unless you're thinking that the future developers of the project are them.
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by mariusor 1y ago
Like I said, I'm not trying to be a rationalist, or at least not this flavour of it. That being said, I apologise for the dig.
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by mariusor 1y ago
Sometimes people enjoy being clever not because they want to rub it in your face that you're not, but because it's fun. I usually try not to take it personally when I don't get the joke and strive to do better next time.
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by mariusor 1y ago
Cool, I didn't know the quote, nor that it was inspiration for the name. Thank you.
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by mariusor 1y ago
> you just know they actually mean "MoreRight". I'm not affiliated with the rationalist community, but I always interpreted "Less Wrong" as word-play on how "being right" is an absolute binary: you can
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by mariusor 1y ago
I have implemented changes based on your advice of using @media: grid, and everything looks better now. You can check it here: https://brutalinks.tech (it's a link aggregator similar to HN).
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by mariusor 1y ago
Which seem to be self inflicted, if I'm not mistaken.
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by mariusor 1y ago
What am I missing? For 99.9% of existing Xorg applications the transition should have been transparent due to the existence of XWayland. In which way was this transition the worst for you?
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by mariusor 1y ago
She can welcome the coming of our future robot overlords, as between you two they'll most likely spare her. :)
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by mariusor 1y ago
Eh, comedic posts should probably be allowed some leeway in their attempt at being funny.
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by mariusor 1y ago
> are UDP. some :P
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by mariusor 1y ago
I had no idea this CSS API existed. I'll add that to my CSS, thank you! :) I'll check if the issue tracker has anything related to supporting titled alternate stylesheets (and eventually allowing users to pick one of them), becaus
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by mariusor 1y ago
I've always tried to make my websites look good in Links and now it looks like I have a new candidate. Having support for some CSS makes it a bit more difficult, as spacing between elements is now an issue, where previously links wou

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