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by mariusor 3y ago
> we're inventing a new system that redistributes power as chaotically as did our invention of firearms I'm not sure what you mean exactly with this quote, but I think that the people who will hold the power as it pertains to A
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by mariusor 3y ago
I think that pushing for as many people to switch to cycling for their daily under 10 miles commute, would benefit everyone, including those who aren't able to cycle because they would have a less congested traffic and a faster trip in
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by mariusor 3y ago
Isn't there a way to integrate this type of info into the actual search engine? Ie, search for type:rss or atom and return the links to the RSS feeds? [edit] I mean, to have it closer to what OP showed.
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by mariusor 3y ago
That's the about page. The landing page has more info: > We are the largest indie conferences for low-level programmers. This is your portal to meet with folks into graphics, game engines, kernels, compilers, and more!
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by mariusor 3y ago
You're right, I forgot my exponentiation rules: https://mathinsight.org/exponentiation_basic_rules#power_pow...
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by mariusor 3y ago
> if true, all those metrics ... are multiplied by 10^23 Considering the relation of radius to volume, shouldn't we add a meager 3 to make the exponent a total of 26? (Assuming of course that the universe is just a three dimensional
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by mariusor 3y ago
The Commission doesn't "dictate" policy. They are the body that has the power to initiate legislature, but the Parliament (the democratically elected part of the EU orgs) has to vote on them. Also from my interpretation of TF
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by mariusor 3y ago
I interpreted that to mean that any error in GPS coordinates will be snapped to the closest road that matches the direction vector. (At the same time, I doubt my understanding since I've seen plenty of navigation systems show the vehic
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by mariusor 3y ago
Frankly they already did it once. If you had a subscription you used to not get any ads on any streams, since about a year they reneged on that, and a subscription grants you no ads *only on the subscribed channel.
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by mariusor 3y ago
In the paragraph "Visualization of the OptiGap Sensor System" looks like the gap pattern from multiple sensors is providing a unique signature that can be translated into the exact location on the length of the sensors. The mechan
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by mariusor 3y ago
Their 10' model is already over 350EUR in price, adding a colour screen to it, it would make it too expensive to have mass appeal. I suspect the next models, which will probably be a Sage 2 and an Elipsa 3 will be what you want, after
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by mariusor 3y ago
> House rules and filtering should be opt-in and not the default for the public commons. I can't understand how you can think that fediverse instances are "public commons". Each of them is run under the rules of the people
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by mariusor 3y ago
> But you shouldn't ever have the right to unilaterally make that call for everyone. In this hypothetical I'm only making the call for the people of my instance, not for everyone. Like I said, you'd be free to join other i
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by mariusor 3y ago
> moderators still lord over everyone and control speech, the algorithm, your feed, and your freedom. I can't understand the toxicity of mind that makes people think it's OK to impose others view their own, unwanted points of v
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by mariusor 3y ago
That sounds a lot like you're confusing correlation for causation. :)
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by mariusor 3y ago
> I can get deeper Please do. I can't say I'd trust the opinion of someone that gives "price page is a PDF" as the only reason for invalidating a cloud offer. :)
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by mariusor 3y ago
Do you have a specific critique of the StackIt cloud that makes you put "alternative" in quotes? Do share if that's the case.
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by mariusor 3y ago
Your philosophy on how to live life seems to be very different than most others'. You could at try to accept that and acknowledge the difference is on your side, instead of straight faced telling us that society doesn't exist and
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by mariusor 3y ago
Have you ever wondered that if the group that hallucinates is large enough, maybe it's you that's actually hallucinating?
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by mariusor 3y ago
I wonder why nobody introduced a "Accept-Max-Size" request header? Chrome is toying with custom accept header[1] types but they're used by servers to request information from clients, which is completely missing the point in
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by mariusor 3y ago
No matter one's opinions on Drew, I think his work as a maintainer and his commitment to open-source speak for themselves. Your second point is actually the answer I was looking for, thank you.
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by mariusor 3y ago
Has anyone asked Filippo if he still wants to work on Redis "for them" though? The fact that he stepped down suggests he doesn't.
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by mariusor 3y ago
Any idea why this fork has the support of the linux foundation in favour of any other?
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by mariusor 3y ago
> allowed different parts of the API to be independent and composable while still ensuring that result types align I found that states are not really required to know anything about internals of the executed code. All that a policy needs
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by mariusor 3y ago
If I'm allowed to make a critique, I'd say that the module doesn't look very much like Go. The (ab)use of generics and having every policy to its own package feel a little over-engineered. I might be slightly biased, because,
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First step left is left as an exercise to the user, right?
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I have no idea. They do have multiple developers at the moment as far as I know, but maybe everyone focuses on the user interactivity instead. Regarding third party PRs again I don't know, I think they're open to it, but from prev
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by mariusor 3y ago
> Within the confines of Mastodon, it’s a relatively unknown concept. Mastodon are not known for adding support for other ActivityPub implementations extra features. I doubt they'll look into this any time soon.
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by mariusor 3y ago
Sourcehut's specifically allows download of the full mailing list, or just the last 30 days. Threads can also be downloaded individually. And the search function is decent(ish) in the web interface.
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by mariusor 3y ago
I don't know, for me when I get involved with a project, I'm more likely to be aware of the people involved with it than the place where they host it. I understand that the disruption Radicle wants to bring is to divorce projects

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