mariusor

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by mariusor 2y ago
I'm not sure about which taxes you're talking about, but employees pay about 50% of the taxes for any of their workers' income. I think this is the same for Germany as a lot of other countries in the EU.
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by mariusor 2y ago
The point is that yourself can pick and choose which instance you create an account on, therefore you can be somewhere where the people in charge share your views. Or, you can start your own instance and be entirely responsible for everythi
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by mariusor 2y ago
> Mastodon simply doesn’t show users the posts they ask to see That is patently untrue. What users want to see is the posts of the accounts they follow. That's it. I see OP expected to see his bots' posts without trying to foll
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by mariusor 2y ago
I'm not sure what kind of authority you have or in which jurisdiction you are to be able to say with such confidence that you need "just a doctor's note", but I was speaking from personal experience where a doctor's
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by mariusor 2y ago
I wasn't trying to claim that only capitalists dehumanize people. But that's what we mostly see today because that's the majority of our society. When it comes to the types of disabilities that are being discussed in this thr
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by mariusor 2y ago
> What's wrong with asking people to prove they're disabled It's dehumanizing, it's lacking empathy, and it usually ends up having people trivialise the problem a person might suffer from. As long as the disability do
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by mariusor 2y ago
Sorry for the snark, but yeah, I agree, human dignity and empathy have no place in the capitalist work place. You must prove you're disabled or else.
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by mariusor 2y ago
Demanding said proof is very illegal in multiple jurisdictions.
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by mariusor 2y ago
I wonder if a higher dimension could also be the explanation for extra mass in the universe instead of dark matter. It's outside our perceptible space, but it still exists as mass, poking through into black holes or gently resting on t
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by mariusor 2y ago
As far as I know Standard gets their raw ebooks from Project Gutenberg which has a vastly greater collection of public domain works. What they're doing is typesetting them for the average reader. But if all you're looking for is j
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by mariusor 2y ago
Then I think you're talking about a different problem than the Konstantin and wikipedia, and sourcehut and codeberg and everyone else is complaining about lately, which is the subject under discussion.
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by mariusor 2y ago
You seem to be very confident, but from what I've seen online most people that employed this type of countermeasures did really have a drop in requests. I can't find the graphs I've seen about this at the moment, but I'l
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by mariusor 2y ago
If you look at some famous(ish) projects that do this, there are two main ways: * write a piece of software that can be commodized (the SourceHut route) * become a consultant specializing in the software you're developing (the cURL rou
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by mariusor 2y ago
When the compute power to access a page has just doubled, when you view 10 pages it's not a problem, but when you view 1 billion of them, it is.
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by mariusor 2y ago
Seeing as it's open-source under an MIT license, I would think that everyone is allowed to modify the source and do whatever they want with it. The monetary payment for removal of the logo is just for companies that don't posses t
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by mariusor 2y ago
Yes, because you're rebutting to a post about light(er) web components by saying that we're blowing it out of proportion since your specific case with very specific users can work with 2MB of Javascript. You gave no indication
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by mariusor 2y ago
Sure, but I think there are devs out there that are making that confusion, and parent comment I responded to seems to not be aware of the difference. You know it's not the guns that kill people, it's the web devs.
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by mariusor 2y ago
It sounds like you're developing a turn-key highly interactive application for a very particular niche of users. It makes sense that for them the tradeoff of downloading 2MB of Javascript makes sense versus enjoying their bells and w
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by mariusor 2y ago
I think at least some of the patterns shared in the document, using zero-copy, ordering struct properties are all very idiomatic. Writing code in this manner is writing good Go code.
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by mariusor 2y ago
Which is strange, because unlike his other works, this one actually has something a reader can introspect about instead of, you know, just reading "efficacy porn".
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by mariusor 2y ago
I think most of the people in the "making decisions" business don't really care about how or even if something is possible, they leave it as an exercise in compliance for the "boffins" and "les techniciens&quot
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by mariusor 2y ago
I'm pretty sure that the biggest numbers of immigrants in those states come exactly from that "war zone" that you think Mexico is.
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by mariusor 2y ago
This is just my assumption, but I think liberapay being targeted at "to individual" payments/donations is the reason why they don't push too hard in adding these kind of features.
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by mariusor 2y ago
I think that for some reason they use different renderers, and the kepub one consumes less battery.
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by mariusor 2y ago
Allowing for extensions to the current ActivityPub/ActivityStreams vocabulary is one of the tenants of the specification. Nothing says everyone must implement everything.
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by mariusor 2y ago
I am not convinced that it can't be done. (Saying this also as someone that wrote a spec compliant ActivityPub server: https://github.com/mariusor/fedbox ) Nothing says you can't extend an actor to provide for
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by mariusor 2y ago
Just because there isn't such a mechanism in use currently, doesn't mean that there's something preventing ActivityPub actors using the same type of DNS pointing to DID, or IRI mechanism ATProtocol is using.
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by mariusor 2y ago
I built something like this a while back, you can see it at https://original.littr.me
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by mariusor 2y ago
Age distribution is rarely "average", whatever you mean by that. See here a quick googled source for Serbia: https://www.populationpyramid.net/serbia/2022/ According to that graph the cohorts with age le
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by mariusor 2y ago
I understand your very well researched post, but a common man such as I would have a different definition of fluency. I have interacted with a friend's child which grew up in a trilingual household and he is speaking my language at the

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