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by mavili 3y ago
I read parts of it and saw that there are false claims in it, not worth wasting time after that. Even the title is wrong, Arabic world didn't "turn away" from science, they were forced to deal with other issues.
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by mavili 3y ago
Muslims also don't murder adversaries' scientists.
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by mavili 3y ago
When Muslims rule over anywhere, they don't exploit, loot, and abuse their resources for their own selfish advantage. That's the biggest difference that has led the West to remain powerful and prosperous while the Arab and Muslim
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by mavili 3y ago
huh?
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by mavili 3y ago
Very simple: the Arab world has been battling with Western colonialism cancer for the past couple of centuries, they haven't got any time left to spend on scientific matters or improve. Ready, set, go! Start downvoting
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by mavili 3y ago
I dont know what the XZ backdoor is about but, to assume someone putting backdoors into software would work usual working days and hours has to be very naïve. The whole premise of the article is based on a false assumption IMO.
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by mavili 3y ago
The answer is YES, and you dont need any research to prove that. We can see it ourselves. We live it. It's not rocket science.
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by mavili 3y ago
I do that with a private server of my own, but it's quite fragile. The SSH tunnel connection drops sometimes, and it's just raw tunneling. What I love about ngrok is the web interface with logs showing the HTTP requests and respon
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by mavili 3y ago
If 99% of ngrok users use it for HTTP, it IS an alternative isn't it?
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by mavili 3y ago
Only developers with apps having had one MILLION installs prior year to be allowed. What's the fucking point then?? If an app developer is already distributing apps that popular on App Store, what's the point?? Am I reading this r
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by mavili 3y ago
This is insanely cool! Looks really slick too, even in a mobile screen. jQuery?? I cannot imagine how difficult it is to not break this when you make the slightest change, hats off for managing with vanilla Javascript and jQuery! The best t
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by mavili 3y ago
Found it in the Youtube video description: https://github.com/jyjblrd/Mocap-Drones
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by mavili 3y ago
A big point of the article is about "open source" but no link to the github repo? Am I being blind? I scanned the article twice, cannot find it!
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by mavili 3y ago
You would say "I designed a t-shirt" not "I designed a clothing that has short sleeves". It could just be a casual title, guy probably didn't even mean to title it that way but he probably didnt think about it too m
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by mavili 3y ago
Haha lol. Downvotes for saying "building" is not "designing". Why? Seriously people are so open-minded , very tolerant, just as long as you don't upset their feelings. Hahah
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by mavili 3y ago
Impressive work! Some people have all the time in the world it seems! That said, it's not really "designing" if you're "building" something that already exists, is it?
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by mavili 3y ago
There is nothing "expected" in a truly random universe. You cannot have your cake and eat it, there is either some sort of 'order' in the universe or there is none. You cannot place forms of order where it suits you but
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by mavili 3y ago
Should be so common, right? Yet we're struggling to find any form of life. Not complex, just anything that lives.
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by mavili 3y ago
Being downvoted by people that I complain about, obviously quite expected :)
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by mavili 3y ago
Lol no need for an essay, I didnt mean the service provider has to prove they have moderation to the officials. I meant just here, it would be easy to just say the site has moderation. I don't believe there is, which means it's a
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by mavili 3y ago
It should be pretty straightforward for you to show you have any moderation whatsoever, I dont believe you do. The whole of the site is full of rubbish. If I were the Turkish government I would never even do the favour by banning the site,
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by mavili 3y ago
Almost a duplicate, but actually not: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37692832
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by mavili 3y ago
Is it just coincidence that two separate posts on first page of HN talk about the same topic? I thought one was a duplicate before reading https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37691232
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by mavili 3y ago
I think I get that part :) but realistically if anyone wants to run macOS software they are most likely macOS users already. Whereas containerisation is useful to aid with development and deployment. Have you come across anyone who runs pro
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by mavili 3y ago
When macOS runs on Unix kernel and Linux systems are the best supported for containerisation and I assume are much more lightweight than macOS, I personally don't see any reason to run macOS in a container.
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by mavili 3y ago
Interesting how NONE of the models got the brothers/sisters question right.
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by mavili 3y ago
interesting how none of the models got the brothers/sisters question right.
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by mavili 3y ago
Literally came here to comment the same. I also thought about a father embracing his dead son possibly. Yeah anything is possible. They could also just be dead bodies thrown in there that happen to fall in a way thay looks like they were de
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by mavili 3y ago
Location: England Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes! If it's to the US. Technologies: NodeJS, Ruby on Rails, React, GraphQL/Apollo, AWS, Docker... and more Resume: Available on request Email: ciho_mimo@yahoo.com
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by mavili 3y ago
if you mean things like "write me Python code to read a file and count all occurrences of a word" then all cool. Good luck with something like "write me some Java code for Android to send a message to an app user"

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